ABOUT

John Lemmon is an avid golfer who has studied and played the game of golf for over 30 years. During this time he has played in dozens of city and club golf tournaments including winning the Dayton City Amateur First Flight in 2017. John has had two holes-in-one and once shot 30 in a 9 hole league at Community Golf Club. He has successfully coached a D1 high school golf team, run a golf league, and worked at Cassel Hills and Yankee Trace golf clubs.

John comes from a long line of golfers with his father playing for over 50 years and his grandfather being the captain of his high school golf team.

John specializes in the Mental Performance side of golf and believes this can be the fastest way for his students to improve.

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Coaching Information

“My second year having John Lemmon as my coach was great. I really learned a lot from him. Not just technical swing skills but how to navigate the golf course and play in serious division one competition. I was able to shoot my lowest scores ever this year and even finished top 4 at Sectionals to make it to Districts for the first time. I appreciate John’s positive and fun loving coaching style. Thanks, Coach Lemmon, I couldn’t have done it without you! “

~Megan Fosburg, High School Golfer

“I worked with Coach Lemmon this past year and had a great experience. With his help I was able to improve my swing, work on my mental game and lower my scores. I made the high school varsity golf team and was shooting my lowest scores by the end of the season. Lessons with Coach Lemmon were fun and I learned a ton during each one.”

~Ben Sonnanstine, High School Golfer

“I started playing golf my junior year of high school. With Coach Lemmon’s help I was able to make varsity my first year and improve to the number 3 player my senior year. He helped me shoot my lowest scores on 9 hole matches and even break 100 in our Division 1 Sectionals Tournament!

I really enjoyed working with Coach Lemmon and would recommend him to anyone looking to improve their golf game.”

~Shelby Clagg, High School Golfer