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Jeff Sherrill's golf credentials

Played, practiced, and studied golf for over 30 years

3 time All City Golf Selection, McCallie High School

3 time All Southern Conference Player, Furman University

2 time US Amateur participant

Runner-up, 1983 Tennessee Amateur

Member, 1986 Academic All America Golf Team, Furman University

Batting .500 as a tour caddy - caddied for Brad Faxon in his 1986 Provident Classic victory, his first tour victory

Former winner Chattanooga Kiwanis Four Ball with Bob Martin

Former winner Tennessee State Father-Son with Lynah Sherrill

Taken lessons from some of the best teachers

Nationally known teachers:

Dave Ragan (Ryder Cup Participant and long time teacher)

Jimmy Ballard (author of The Swing Connection and teacher to many tour pros)

Local teachers:

Don Malarkey

Mike Malarkey

Ike Franklin

Zeb Patten

Lowell Fritz

Billy Buchanan

Bruce Etter

Vance Randall

Question - does Jeff have "game?"

Yes - here are two pieces of evidence

Jeff made two double eagles in three months! The first was at Nob North on #7 where he hit a 5-iron from 200 yards. The second was at Dalton Golf & Country Club, with a 4-iron from 205 yards on #10. "So what," you may say? Double eagles are more rare than holes in one, see this text and:

Dean Knuth, former director of handicapping at the U.S. Golf Association, responds: "A hole-in-two on a par 5 for a double eagle is harder because a player has to hit an accurate long drive on a first shot and a perfect second shot. In the case of the hole-in-one, there is 'only' the perfect shot to hit. Odds on a double eagle have not been worked out, but the U.S. Open would be a good comparison. There has been only one double eagle in the U.S. Open--by T.C. Chen at Oakland Hills in 1985--while holes-in-one at the U.S. Open happen almost every year.

Second piece of evidence: Jeff just returned from San Francisco, where he hit a ball over the Golden Gate Bridge:

Jeff hits a huge drive

That's a drive of over 7,500 yards!

image of Jeff going to a lesson Jeff will drive this Sears tractor, very quickly, to you - any time, any where, you can learn better golf. Learn why to choose Jeff for your improvement.


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