Brian Rogish

Please indicate past awards won/recognitions:
PGA Section Teacher of the Year, GRAA Growth of the Game Teaching Professional, Golf Digest Best in State, Other (Indicate specific awards in 3-a below)

Other awards won (if provided):
Gold Digest Best Young Teachers, Troon Coach of the Year

Total number of individual lessons given per year:
Male: 225-260
Female: 100-125
Junior: 350-400

Total number of individual clinics given per year:
175

Please indicate any Growth of the Game initiatives your facility/academy has launched over the past year (please give specifics on such programs):
-Operation 36 as a flagship developmental program providing structured progression for golfers ages 7–18.
-Future 36 as precursor to Operation 36 for ages 3-6.
-High School Competitive Golf Group providing weekly instruction combining on-course strategy, TrackMan, and simulator use during the winter/offseason months.
-Remote/Web-Based Lessons to deliver real-time interactive lessons with students in any location.
-Ladies on the Links Series to encourage beginner female participation through a multi-week structured program.
-Develop the Lansdowne Cup into a collaborative fundraising junior event with the Folds of Honor raising over 100k in charitable donations.
-Full body evaluations using the GEARS Golf System to develop an active plan for golfers to improve holistically.

Please share any programming you have made to keep your customers & students engaged:
We maintain engagement with our students and customers through a combination of structured programs, technology integration, and competitive opportunities. Within the academy, we offer ongoing competition pathways such as Operation 36 and the High School Development Group, keeping juniors motivated and giving them measurable goals. Evaluations using the GEARS system track swing and physical development, giving students tangible benchmarks to measure improvement. We also focus on staff-driven engagement, including structured lesson follow-ups, digital progress tracking, and mentorship opportunities for PGA students to shadow our instructors. For adult players, we offer clinics, corporate events, and Ladies on the Links, which provide social and interactive experiences while reinforcing skill development. Finally, we emphasize creating memorable, purpose-driven events, specifically the Lansdowne Cup charitable fundraiser, which not only keeps juniors engaged but connects their golf experience to the broader community. Through these initiatives, we ensure that all students have multiple ways to stay involved, progress, and remain inspired throughout the year.