Growing up on a golf course—15 green at The Ohio Prestwick in Green, Ohio, to be exact—golf and competition have always been a big part of my life.

My family had a social membership, but as a kid, I treated it like I had a full golf membership with all the benefits. Ohio Prestwick always treated me incredibly well and gave me the opportunity to spend countless hours around the game, pursue my goals, and develop a passion for golf that has stayed with me ever since.

For the past 15 years, I’ve worked in the civil engineering industry, specializing in surveying, mapping, roadway design, and plan production. Throughout my career, I’ve seen first hand how drones and aerial data have transformed the way we approach highway, bridge, and infrastructure projects. That experience made me realize the same technology could provide tremendous value to golf courses.

Tee to Green Aerials brings those two worlds together. By combining my background in aerial data, mapping, and design with my passion for golf, I created Tee to Green Aerials to help courses showcase their property in a new way. From professional aerial videography and cinematic hole flyovers to detailed mapping and interactive course experiences, the goal is to create visuals that aren't just impressive—they're useful.

Golf courses face increasing competition for players, outings, memberships, and events. I believe better visuals and more interactive experiences can help courses showcase what makes them special, engage golfers before they ever reach the first tee, and give them another reason to come back.