
About
The Coach Behind
the System


Andrew's Story
A Career Built on Purpose
Andrew has dedicated his career to helping golfers of all ages and skill levels reach their full potential. Known for his structured, fundamentals driven approach, Andrew believes great golf is built on sound mechanics, clear understanding, and purposeful practice. His coaching philosophy blends proven fundamentals with modern, fact driven instruction to create lasting improvement.
Andrew began his teaching career at Campbell University, where he studied under renowned PGA Tour coach David Orr. He later spent the majority of his career at the prestigious Dana Rader Golf School in Charlotte, North Carolina, widely recognized as the top golf school in the state and one of the best in the country.
During his time there, Andrew helped develop players ranging from beginners to elite competitive juniors and collegiate golfers. With over 20 years of teaching experience and more than 70,000 lessons taught, Andrew has built a reputation for developing players the right way. His passion for education, combined with a deep understanding of the golf swing and player development, has made him one of the most respected instructors in the Carolinas.
20+
Years Experience
70,000+
Lessons Taught
Dana Rader
Trained at
David Orr
Mentored Under
Honors & Recognition
- Carolinas PGA Section Teacher of the Year
- Golf Digest Best Young Teachers in America 2025-2026
- Operation 36 Master Top 50 Coach (Multiple Years)
Vision
To build a nationally recognized player development academy rooted in structure, fundamentals, and measurable improvement.
Mission
At Andrew Kiger Golf, we use structured, purpose-driven coaching to develop confident, intentional players and create an environment where families grow together through the game.
Our Team
We Are a System.
Not One Guy with a Bucket of Balls.
Our staff shares a commitment to structured coaching, continuous learning, and building lasting player development experiences.

CPGA Awards

Andrew Kiger

Op 36 at MacGregor
