Teaching Professional / Golf Instructor

Overview The Back Nine Golf - Grand Haven is a premium indoor golf facility built around a fully automated, private, year-round simulator experience powered by industry-leading Full Swing technology. We are seeking a PGA-certified Teaching Professional who wants to build and grow a modern instruction business in a high-quality, tech-enabled environment. This is not a traditional range-based role—this is an opportunity to deliver elite instruction, leverage data-driven coaching, and establish a strong client base within a rapidly growing membership community. This role is ideal for a PGA Professional who wants more than hourly lessons—someone looking to build a scalable, modern instruction business in a premium environment. Experience Required PGA of America Member or Associate in good standing (strongly preferred) Proven experience delivering private instruction and player development programs Demonstrated ability to build and retain a lesson client base Experience using launch monitor/simulator technology (TrackMan, Full Swing, GCQuad, etc.) Strong communication skills with players of all ability levels Essential Responsibilities Deliver high-quality private and semi-private instruction Build and actively grow a consistent lesson book Design and lead clinics, leagues, and player development programs Utilize simulator data to provide measurable improvement for players Create a premium, engaging experience aligned with The Back Nine brand Collaborate on member engagement, events, and community outreach Maintain a professional, organized, and welcoming teaching environment Benefits Year-round teaching environment (no weather interruptions) Access to a high-income, engaged membership base Premium Full Swing simulator technology for advanced instruction Private teaching bays (no range congestion or distractions) 24/7 facility access for flexible scheduling Marketing support to help build your client base No facility overhead or range fees Opportunity to grow into a Lead / Head Instructor role