MEET PIP 

Pip played golf to the highest level as an amateur, both as a member of the English National Team and in the USA at university. In the USA, she was on a full scholarship for golf, and obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology and a Master of Arts in International Relations. She has been a member of the British PGA since 1986 and is a Class AA professional. Pip is trilingual, teaching golf in English, Spanish and German. Excellence in teaching is her aim and she thrives on seeing daily improvement in her students.

Philippa (nicknamed Pip) was born in England, and began to play golf at the age of ten at Burnham and Berrow Golf Club, a prestigious links course in the South West of England. She was educated at Millfield School in Somerset where she was awarded the school prize for golf. By age eighteen she was playing off handicap +2 and was selected to play for the England team in the Home Internationals. She was awarded a full scholarship for golf to attend the United States International University in San Diego, California.

Pip spent six years in the United States. She played four years of NCAA Division I golf and was twice voted MVP (Most Valuable Player) and won the Edean Ihlanfeldt Classic in Washington as an individual. She played four times in the NCAA National Championship, and finished in fourth place in the British Open Championship.
Pip has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology and a Master of Arts in International Relations. She is a fully qualified Class AA member of the British PGA. She is trilingual, speaking English, Spanish and German fluently.

Her teaching career has had a strong international focus. She has worked in golf resorts in Greece, Germany and Spain, and enjoys building a connection with her students and seeing them improve their game. Additionally she keeps her teaching up to date with the latest British PGA development programs and uses video analysis. In her free time Pip enjoys cooking and being creative, and she loves playing golf with her family and friends.