Jan Stephenson became a professional golfer in 1973 winning the Australian Open that year. She joined the LPGA Tour in 1974 and was named Rookie of the Year that season. Her first victory came in 1976 at the Sarah Coventry Naples Classic. Jan had unprecidented success in the 1980s winning 16 LPGA titles including 3 major championships, 10 International titles including another 3 majors, and becoming the first woman to win on 5 continents. In the course of her professional golfing career, Jan has made significant contributions to the successful growth of the LPGA tour itself.

Jan continued making her mark in Women's Golf by being one of the founding members of the Women's Senior Golf Tour, on which she is a winner as well. Jan was honored among GOLF Magazine's "100 Heroes" during the 1988 Centennial of Golf in America celebration, and recognized during the LPGA's 50th Anniversary in 2000 as one of the LPGA's top 50 players and teachers.

Golf Guru Gary Edwin is one of the World's most renowned Golf Teachers who has revolutionized golf instruction with his right-sided swing philosophy.

Gary's outstanding achiecements were recognized in 2006 when he was named PGA Teacher of the Year.

Gary credits his great success to the understanding cause of motion and therefore being able to simplify movement, eliminating the need for compensations in the golf swing. Gary's proven coaching methods have been endorsed by many leading Professionals and PGA tour Players. The accomplishments of his players show the deep impact of his superior techniques. Gary's Right-Sided Swing philosophy is minimalist: his player's swings are compact, repeatable, powerful and efficient.

"He's an astonishingly brilliant analyzer of the golf swing, with a rare ability to dissect it's myriad parts. it is one thing to gain a reputation as a coach by having a prodigy land on your doorstep, it is another to do so by taking a player wallowing in the anonymity of Pro-Am land and help him/her become a player capable of competing on the world stage. To my way of thinking, that was what made (and makes) Gary Edwin unique"