Anne Cain began playing competitive golf at 13, and by age 15 was ranked among
the top 3 female juniors in the country. An All-American at the University of
Georgia, Anne captured several individual titles her senior year, including
the Southeastern Conference (SEC) Championship. She ranked #11 nationally and
#1 in the Eastern United States. In addition, Anne qualified for the 1989 U.S.
Women’s Open as an amateur at age 21.
Cain played professionally from 1991-’96 and captured two professional titles
before setting her sights on a teaching career. After joining the LPGA 1995,
Anne began a mission to become a world-class instructor.
Anne was recognized by the LPGA to be among the Top 50 LPGA Teachers for the
years 2022-2023. This list identifies and recognizes the best 50 instructors
from more than 1,800 LPGA certified professionals worldwide. She was also
recognized by GOLF Magazine as one of the Top 100 Teachers in America and is
ranked by her peers in the Golf Digest list of Best Teachers in Your State
(Florida). She was named LPGA Teacher of the Year in 2014 and is an authorized
instructor of The Golfing Machine.
Anne teaches students of all skill levels and ages – her youngest is age 6 and
her oldest is age 85! She focuses on fundamental issues and helps her students
understand ball flight tendencies and the corrections necessary to meet their
goals. Anne uses video and launch monitor technology extensively to provide
additional feedback. Students also enjoy going on the course for playing
lessons.
Anne has guided over a dozen Tour players and collegiate competitors,
including the NCAA Female Player of the Year and an LPGA major champion. She
has helped over 50 junior players achieve golf scholarships. For competitive
players, Anne tracks stats and performance using the DECADE system.
Master Instructor
