Director of Instruction at The Club of 12 Oaks
ANDREW KIGER, PGA
Andrews experience will certainly take your game to the next level.
Andrews teaching career launched at Campbell University where he studied under Golf Digests #1 NC instructor, David Orr. He worked at some of the most notable courses and academies in the U.S. including Bandon Dunes Golf Resort, Grandfather Mountain Golf Club, and Marc Lapointe Golf Academy. After becoming a PGA Professional in 2009, he obtained his Masters of Business Administration at Campbell University and moved to Charlotte, NC. In Charlotte, he spent the majority of his career as a PGA Staff Instructor at the esteemed Dana Rader Golf School, the #1 Golf School in NC. Andrew thrived in the golf industry as he taught juniors, ladies, beginner and adult golf programs under the mentorship of Dana Rader (who is now the #1 Golf Digest Instructor in SC). Andrew has made an appearance on the Golf Channel for The Titleist Fitters Forum and has been nominated for several awards over the years including the Carolinas PGA Teacher of the Year, Player Development, and Youth Player Development Awards, as well as 2 US Kids Top 50 Honorable Mentions. With over 20,000 hours taught over 14 years, Andrews experience will certainly take your game to the next level.
Matthew Palmer
Matthew is the Lead PGA Teaching Professional at MacGregor Downs Country Club working for Andrew Kiger Golf. Matthew is a Campbell University graduate and a dedicated golf professional with a passion for teaching students of all ages and skill levels. During his time at Campbell, he had the opportunity to shadow multiple top instructors who generously shared their knowledge, significantly shaping his approach to coaching. After graduating, Matthew demonstrated his thirst for knowledge by earning his PGA specialization in Teaching and Coaching. He focuses his teaching style around the fundamentals with emphasis on grip, stance, posture, and alignment to help players build a solid foundation. Known for his attention to detail and commitment to player development, Matthew has hopes of one day becoming a Master Professional in Teaching and Coaching, continuing to foster growth and a deeper appreciation for golf in each of his students.