Dusty graduated from Richfield High School in 2001 and played golf for Dixie State University from 2005 to 2008, earning NJCAA All-American honors in 2006.

Dusty pursued a professional golf career from 2008 to 2018, securing multiple victories across the Western U.S., notably winning the 2018 Utah Open as well as playing full-time on the Korn Ferry Tour for a stint. Dusty also caddied for PGA Tour pro Jay Don Blake for a significant period.

As a golf instructor, Dusty takes an individualized approach, crafting lesson plans tailored to each student’s goals and leveraging technology such as Trackman, GEARS, and force plates to enhance the enjoyment and success of players of all skill levels.

Dusty graduated from Richfield High School in 2001 and played golf for Dixie State University fro... Read More

I grew up in a small town in Montana with limited access to coaching or structured training. If I wanted to improve at golf, I had to figure it out myself. That experience shaped how I approach performance: understand the fundamentals, remove inefficiencies, and stop chasing shortcuts.

I played Division I golf at Utah State University, where my interest in the physical side of the game took off. Like many golfers, I trained hard—but not always intelligently. Over time, I realized that strength, mobility, and force production only matter if they actually transfer to the swing. That realization led me to physical therapy.

I’m a Doctor of Physical Therapy, board-certified orthopedic specialist, and TPI Level 3 certified coach in both Golf and Power. I work with amateurs, college players, and professionals, and I currently am a part of the PGA Tour and Korn Ferry Tour on their Sports Medicine team.

My approach is assessment-driven and evidence-based. Every client starts with a detailed evaluation of movement, strength, power, and swing mechanics using tools like 3D motion capture and force plate analysis. From there, we address the true limiter—mobility, stability, sequencing, or force production—without wasted time.

I’ve increased my own swing speed by more than 20 mph by applying these same principles. Speed isn’t forced. It’s earned through efficiency and durability.

My goal is simple: help golfers move better, hit it farther, and stay healthy enough to play the game for decades.

I grew up in a small town in Montana with limited access to coaching or structured training. If I... Read More