Bob Freer has been a golf professional since 1974.  He was a memeber of the PGA for 25 years.  He has a degree in math and education. In 1987 he invented and patented the Pathfinder - the original laser guided golf club.  He also created a teaching, learning and swing methodology that is the basis for several golf learning centers around the country.

Bob has taught the golf swing to PGA professionals at national PGA business schools.  He has taught more than 15,000 golf lessons. He has also trained more than 100 golf instructors in the U.S.

During the winter of 1999, Bob worked with a PGA club professional to recontruct his swing in only 6 months. This professional, Todd Peterson, then qualified for and played in his first PGA Tour event - the 2000 Bell South Classic in Atlanta, Georgia.

Bob researched and developed the Bob Freer Golf Swing Methodology that has been used successfully for more than 20 years in learning centers around the country.