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The Path to Becoming a PGA National Coach of the Year: Joe Hallett

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This week, Will Robins interviews Joe, the 2024 PGA National Teacher and Coach of the Year. They discuss Joe’s journey, the importance of mentorship, and his teaching philosophy. Joe emphasizes creating movements for improvement, using technology wisely, and the value of effective communication and motivation.

They also talk about the significance of continuous learning, adapting teaching methods, and the impact of influential books. Joe shares personal anecdotes and insights, highlighting the importance of collaboration and mentorship in the evolving landscape of golf instruction.

About Joe Hallett:

Joe Hallett, the Director of Instruction at Vanderbilt Legends Club, is a renowned PGA Certified Member with 28 years of professional experience. Recognized as a Top 100 Instructor by GOLF Magazine and a Top 50 Instructor by Golf Digest, he has held the title of Golf Digest’s “Best Teacher in Every State” in Tennessee for seven consecutive years and was named the 2024 PGA of America Teacher and Coach of the Year.

Hallett has coached top LPGA players, including Hall of Famer Inbee Park and 2023 US Solheim Cup Captain Stacy Lewis. He earned PGA Master Professional status in Teaching & Coaching in 2023 and has been instrumental in developing PGA education programs.

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