Pga Sarah Bejgrowicz-Lewallen Lpga

Sarah Bejgrowicz-Lewallen has a diverse and extensive work experience in the golf industry. Sarah started their career in 2011 as a Summer Intern at the American Junior Golf Association. Sarah then served as a Volunteer Assistant Women's Golf Coach at Campbell University before becoming an Assistant Women's Golf Coach at Gardner Webb from 2012 to 2014.

In 2014, Sarah joined the Governors Club as a PGA/LPGA Assistant Golf Professional. Sarah quickly advanced to the role of PGA/LPGA Head Professional & Director of Player Development, where they were responsible for providing high-level member experiences and creating innovative programming. Sarah later served as the PGA/LPGA Interim Director of Golf at Governors Club, where they continued to excel in their commitment to providing outstanding experiences to members. Currently, Sarah holds the position of Head Golf Professional and Director of Player Development at Governors Club, where they continue to work towards their goal of getting 1% better each day to deliver exceptional experiences.

In 2022, Sarah took on the role of Director of PGA Reach - Triangle Chapter of CPGA at the Carolinas PGA Section, focusing on promoting and growing the game of golf in the community. Additionally, they have also been involved with The First Tee of the Triangle as a Lead Coach for Par and Player Levels from 2014 to 2017.

Overall, Sarah Bejgrowicz-Lewallen has demonstrated their passion for the game of golf through their various roles in coaching, instruction, and event management. Sarah'sdedication to improving and providing exceptional experiences to members makes their a valuable asset in the golf industry.

Sarah Bejgrowicz-Lewallen's education history begins in 2007 when they enrolled at Campbell University. Sarah pursued a Bachelor's degree in Exercise and Sport Science and completed their studies in 2011.

In 2020, Sarah attended PGA of America for a Specialized Professional program in Teaching and Coaching. Sarah obtained a certification in this field from the institution in June 2020.

From 2018 to 2022, Sarah undertook their education at LPGA Teaching and Club Professional. During this time, they achieved the status of LPGA Class A Professional.

In addition to their formal education, Sarah has obtained various certifications. Sarah became a Class A LPGA Member in May 2022 through the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA). Sarah also received the PGA Hope Certified Instructor certification from the PGA of America in March 2022. Furthermore, they obtained the PGA Specialized Professional - Teaching and Coaching certification in June 2020 from the PGA of America.