| Jeff Foxx |
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PGA Life Member
Jeff has been a golf professional for over 30 years including 11 years as the Head Golf Professional of Fenway Golf Club in Scarsdale, New York as well as teaching and playing professional at Sunningdale CC Scarsdale, NY, Old Oaks CC Purchase, NY, Griff Harris GC Greenwich, CT, Family Golf Center Elmsford, NY and the Harder Hall Golf School during which his primary focus has always been on teaching and playing. Having been associated with private and public facilities with students ranging from beginners to accomplished players has given Jeff a wide variety of teaching experience. This combination of playing and teaching gives Jeff a broad range of experience which he brings to his teaching!
You can contact Jeff at jefffoxx@comcast.net |
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Profile...
Born |
Erie, PA |
Resides |
Port St. Lucie, FL |
Family |
divorced / 2 sons / 23 and 18 |
Turned
Professional |
1976 |
What's in Jeff's
golf bag...
Driver |
Titleist 905 R |
Fairway
Woods |
Taylor Made Rescue 14 and 19 deg |
Irons |
Taylor Made 3 - PW |
Wedges |
Titleist Vokey |
Putter |
Ping Anser |
Glove |
Titleist |
Ball |
Titleist Pro V1x |
| Teaching
philosophy... |
| One of Jeff’s primary objectives is to teach his students how to correct themselves. By focusing on simple mechanics and maintaining basic laws of physics students can personalize their swings which helps them understand what happens and how to correct it.
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| Career
highlights... |
| 2005 Treasure Coast Senior Tour @ Piper's Landing Co-Champion, 2005 SFPGA SEC Senior Series @ Monarch Co-Champion, 2005 SFPGA SEC Senior Series @ Evergreen Champion, 2003 Srixon PGA Tournament Senior Series @ Hammock Creek Champion, 1986 PGA CHAMPIONSHIP Participant, 1985 Westchester PGA Champion, 1984 Nissan Classic Champion, 1984 US OPEN Participant, 1984 Metropolitan PGA Assistant Player Of The Year, 1980 Metropolitan Assistant's Championship Champion, 1980 National PGA Assistant’s Championship qualifier, 7 time National CPC qualifier, Winner of 8 Metropolitan Section team championships, and the 1985 National CPC 3 man team. |
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