Golf has shaped much of my life, but the most meaningful part of my journey has always been the relationships built along the way, both on and off the course.
Originally from Green Bay, Wisconsin, I attended St. Norbert College, where I earned a degree in Mathematics and played on the Women’s Golf Team. Competing at the collegiate level is an experience I will always cherish, not only for the opportunity to represent my school, but for the friendships, discipline, and lessons that came with it. St. Norbert’s emphasis on communio and a well-rounded education strengthened my values of community, lifelong learning, and personal growth.
After college, I began building a career in the golf industry while completing the PGA Professional Golf Management Program. I spent three seasons at Green Bay Country Club before joining Blue Mound Golf & Country Club in 2022. I became a Class A PGA Member in 2025 and was promoted to Head Golf Professional at Blue Mound for the 2026 season.
Working at private clubs has been especially meaningful to me. The relationships formed among members, guests, employees, vendors, and fellow professionals create a sense of community that makes the club feel like a second home. I enjoy the variety of the profession, no two days are quite the same, and I appreciate that the work continually challenges me to grow as a leader, communicator, and problem-solver.
My commitment to continued growth led me to become a PGA Specialized Professional in Executive Management and complete a capstone focused on building sustainable staff cultures within private clubs. In 2026, I was also selected as one of 15 PGA Members nationwide for PGA LEAD Cohort 11. Both opportunities reflect something I value deeply: learning from others and becoming a more thoughtful, capable leader.
Outside of work, I enjoy staying active through pickleball, rock climbing, and, of course, golf. I love attending live music shows and have always been passionate about sports whether playing, watching, or simply being part of the energy they create. As a lifelong Green Bay Packers fan, that passion runs especially deep.
Family and friends are central to my life. Spending time with the people closest to me helps keep me grounded, provides perspective during busy seasons, and reminds me that the relationships we build are ultimately what make both our personal and professional experiences meaningful.
Travel is another passion of mine, particularly when it can be combined with golf and course architecture. I am especially drawn to the work of Seth Raynor, Charles Blair Macdonald, and Charles “Steamshovel” Banks. Their strategic design philosophies and template holes challenge players to think their way around a course. Even when familiar concepts are repeated, every course offers something different in how the design responds to the natural terrain, a detail I enjoy discovering firsthand.
Life in the golf industry is demanding, rewarding, and constantly evolving, and I am grateful for the opportunities it has given me. Whether I am at the club, on the course, traveling, or spending time with the people I care about, I try to remain curious, present, and appreciative of the experiences and relationships that continue to shape my journey.
