These coaches teach at top ranked spots and have great lesson fulfillment & student reviews.



I'm Coach Lane Odom, a certified pickleball instructor and sports performance expert competing at the 5.0 level with over 13 years of racket sport experience. I work mainly with 3.0-4.0 players who are stuck at a plateau, not sure why, and ready to advance to the next level or win a tournament at their current level. My approach covers both sides of what holds most players back: skill and technique, but also how your body moves on the court. I’m also a licensed Doctor of Chiropractic with an extensive background in sports rehab and medicine. In our lessons you can expect clear feedback, focused drills, and a plan that actually moves the needle.
"Lane is the rare combination of an outstanding pickleball coach, chiropractor, and trainer who truly understands how the body should move and perform. Thanks to his personalized approach, my knee and shoulder feel stronger than they have in years, and my confidence and performance on the pickleball court have improved tremendously.



With over 50 years in the game, I bring elite playing experience and mentorship-driven coaching to golfers who want real improvement. I’ve played iconic courses like Pine Valley, St. Andrews (Old Course), Muirfield, Winged Foot, Pinehurst No. 2, and TPC Sawgrass — and I teach the strategic insights those venues demand. My approach focuses on four pillars: solid fundamentals, smart course management, mental performance, and youth development. Lessons are structured, personalized, and built around lowering scores — especially through short-game mastery and confident decision-making. Whether you’re breaking 100, 90, or 80, I’ll help you build a repeatable game you can trust.
"Steve is my husband of only 3 years. We lived on a Golf course in San Diego and played the game Horse on the putting green 2-3 nights a week. He helped me to feel comfortable and confident about what to do on a golf course. I was so nervous always. Now everything is fun. It’s only a game and Steve has shown me not to take it to seriously.