Josh Zander

Josh Zander
  • 1992 US Open competitor - Pebble Beach
  • Competed on the Asian, South American and Golden State Tour
  • Voted as one of the top instructors in the West by Golf Magazine

Golf has been a part of Josh Zander’s life for as long as he can remember.  His success as a junior opened many opportunities including attending Standford University and playing for the Stanford Golf Team.  He graduated in 1990 as an Academic All American. Before turning his attention to teaching in 1994, Josh was a touring professional on the Asian, South American, and Golden State tours. His competitive career highlight was qualifying and playing in the 1992 U.S. Open at Pebble Beach.

Josh is now a Class A PGA Teaching Professional at Stanford University Golf Course and Presidio Golf Course. He is a member of the Golf Digest Magazine Pro Panel and contributes articles on a regular basis. In 2007, Josh was voted one of the top 20 teachers under the age of 40 in America, voted one of the best teachers in the State of California, and top ranked instructor in the San Francisco Bay Area by Golf Digest. Josh is currently a Titleist Leadership Advisory Staff Member.

“My goal is to help the student improve and have fun in the process. I want to know what the student is looking to accomplish in the short and long term. Once I learn this, I am on a mission to help him achieve that goal.  A student once told me that he looked at his lessons with me as a treat. That comment put a smile on my face. During your next Best of Both golf trip with me, I plan on putting a smile on your face as well.”

Josh is available upon request for other dates and locations if his ‘Upcoming Trips’ do not meet your needs.

Upcoming Trips

Apr 17-25, 2012Northern Ireland Golf Trip
May 17-20, 2012Pebble Beach Golf Retreat
Competing in the 1992 US Open at Pebble Beach alongside many legendary golfers was a highlight in my playing career. I look forward to sharing this story and the many lessons I've learned in helping you to become a better golfer.