Unless you are closely in touch with the educational and management activity of the PGA, you may never have heard of them. They haven't looked for publicity, so there haven't been any magazine covers, infomercials, or flood of PR articles featuring their very special skills.

But they are real and know their way around when it comes to helping players develop their skills and habits for playing.

Larry has taught for more than 40 years and played the game even longer, winning his first pro championship in 1956 in Southern Ohio. He's a PGA Life member and Master professional. Until retirement, he owned and operated Bluffton Golf Course in Ohio, where he not only managed the day-to-day operation, but taught many a player how to improve playing ability. Players keep coming back when they find him to be a strong, successful coach.

Carey has taught for 45 years, the last fifteen being devoted to golf. His more recent work has been with the National PGA educational program, and with the clinics he has conducted on the mental game all over the US and in Canada. In addition he has coached more than a hundred Tour players, from the PGA, LPGA, Seniors, Nike, Coastal Carolinas, Tommy Armour and Futures, not to mention college teams, including Louisville, Vanderbilt, Eastern Kentucky, West Point, and Miami.

He has written two books about golf's mental game, each of which carries a theme that has not otherwise been approached in golf literature. The first was "Golf's Best Kept Secret," and the second, which is at the core of KeyGolf, is The Double Connexion - How to Get Your Game from the Practice Tee to the Golf Course. (Sorry, no Mac version yet)

Both can be reached at
KeyGolf
130 Highland Drive, Crossville, TN 38555
Phone (931) 788-6758
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