I began playing golf when I was 17 years old and in high school. They needed one more girl for the golf team in order to have a girl's team and not have to play with the boys. In addition, I had a neighbor who was interested in golf and was nice enough to let me tag along when she played and took lessons.

When I enrolled in college at the University of New Mexico, Title IX was paving the way for girls like me to be a part of a competitive sport. Once again, I found myself with the opportunity to play golf. The University of New Mexico was one of the top teams in the country and I was practicing and playing golf with some of the best female collegiate golfer's day in and day out.

My love for the game grew and with hard work and the drive to improve, a Golf Pro was born. In 1990, I returned to my alma mater to coach the Lobo Women's Golf Team and in 1998 I became the Head Golf Professional at the Quail Run Club in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Each step of the way I have been fortunate to experience many successes as well as many opportunities to learn and develop as both a teacher and player. I was lucky to have the help, support and encouragement of many kind and generous individuals along the way. I truly enjoy teaching golf and giving back to the game that has given me so much.

Sarah's Career Highlights . . .

• University of New Mexico Women's Golf Coach 1990 to 1997

• Led the UNM team to 4 consecutive Western Athletic Conference titles

• Led the UNM team to 3 NCAA National Championship appearances

• Three time WAC Coach of the Year

• Recipient of the 1994 LPGA National Coach of the Year Award

• 1994 Albuquerque Hall of Fame, Coach of the Year

• 1993 LPGA Central Section Coach of the Year

• Head Golf Professional, Quail Run Club in Santa Fe, NM 1998 to 2003

• Played College Golf at The University of New Mexico, 1979 to 1984

• B.S. Degree in Physical Education and Exercise Technology, UNM 1985

• Instructor for All Ages and Abilities

• Callaway Golf Tech Rep

• Custom Club Fitter