Casey Clendenon

Casey built a strong junior and collegiate career, winning regularly and developing a deep understanding of what true high-level golf demands. He was ranked #1 in both Texas and Mississippi during his junior years at Cinco Ranch High School, earning All-State honors in both states. His play earned him a scholarship to Lamar University, where the team reached a Top-10 NCAA Division I ranking and finished 3rd at the NCAA Championships.

At Lamar, Casey was consistently one of the top players in the country—individually finishing inside the national Top 50, winning multiple events, and earning honors including PING All-Region Team, Conference Player of the Year, and First-Team All-Conference (three straight years).

He went on to become a U.S. Amateur Semi-Finalist at Olympic Club, one of the most respected achievements in amateur golf.

After college, Casey played professionally with membership on the Korn Ferry Tour and the Web.com Tour and competed on various tours around the world, adding to his experience and perspective.

Casey later transitioned into a successful career as a PGA Tour caddie for eight years, earning multiple wins with his players. His time on tour has given him a unique understanding of elite decision-making, course layout, strategy, percentages, green-reading, preparation, and what it takes to perform under pressure. He has worked closely with players such as Brian Gay, Chris Stroud, and Thomas Bjørn (Ryder Cup Captain).

Years spent learning from top tour players, high-level instructors, short-game experts, and high-performance coaches have shaped Casey’s modern, practical approach to instruction. He brings players real, tour-tested tools that improve performance quickly and hold up when it matters most.