Academy Staff
Matt Wood
Lead Instructor / Master Fitter One Under Golf Club
Master Club Fitter, Master Club Builder and facility manager at One Under Golf. With 17 years of experience in the golf industry, Matt has earned recognition by both Titleist and PING as Master Club Fitter. Matt has also been certified as a club fitter by numerous other companies including Mizuno, Callaway and TaylorMade brands. Matt was selected by Titleist to served as a part of the FITTINGWORKS Program and traveled throughout the Mid-West to fit equipment to the top amateur players in this region of the US. Matt has also been selected to participate in yearly trainings by Titleist to ensure that his skills as a fitter and knowledge of golf equipment are superior to other fitters in the industry. Matt's recent training in using the RoboGolfPro will only enhance the experience provided to you when working to improve your game. In addition to heading up the staff at One Under Golf, He has also served in the capacity as a Club Fitting Specialist at Medinah Country Club. Matt currently serves as the Assistant Coach for the UW--Green Bay Men's and Women's NCAA Division 1 Golf teams. Matt's 10+ years of teaching experience, his passion for the game of golf in addition to his specialty in club fitting and equipment have allowed him to work with players of all skill levels to set achievable goals and improve their golf game. Whether you are new to the game or a seasoned player, Matt's experience in the industry, skill and knowledge of the golf swing and equipment will help guide you to see long term improvement toward your personal golf goals.
Luke Welsing
Instructor / Club Fitter
Luke is an aspiring PGA Professional, and currently the Assistant Golf Professional with Thornberry Creek at Oneida. In this role, Luke coordinates and manages junior golf programs along with men’s and ladies leagues. Having 4 years of teaching experience, and 6 years overall in the golf industry, Luke is a big believer in junior golf growth supporting and encouraging all his junior players to strive to be the best they can be.
In recent years Luke has attended and graduated from the Professional Golfers Career College specializing in Golf Operations, Instruction, Club Repair, and Club Fitting.
Trevor Christianson
Consultant – One Under Golf Center
Trevor Christianson is a PGA Class A Member and the Lead Instructor at Perfect Swing Golf Academy. With 12+ years of teaching experience, Trevor has worked with players of all levels and ability. He has the expertise to work with highly-skilled professional golfers as well as the patience and care to work with those just starting out in the game. Trevor has numerous teaching and club fitting certifications including being a PGA Accredited Instructor, Titleist Performance Institute Certified Golf Instructor, RoboGolfPro Certified Instructor, and K-Vest Human Motion Certified Golf Instructor. He also has numerous club fitting certificates including being a Titleist Certified Fitter, Callaway Certified Fitter, Nike Certified Fitter and Swoosh Staff Member. He has been personally trained by the CEO and Director of Instruction, Scot W.R. Nei, on RoboGolfPro, the Revolutionary Robotic Swing Trainer. Trevor is able to achieve fast and permanent results as well as long-term improvement with his expert eye and knowledge for the modern day golf swing. With the tandem of Trevor's golf instruction expertise and RoboGolfPro's ability to guide you on your perfect swing, golfers of all abilities are able to see long term improvement and advancement towards their personal golfing goals.
Scot Nei
Consultant – One Under Golf Center
Scot Nei is widely recognized as one of golf's most innovative instructors, working with top teachers, such as Rick Smith, Claude Harmon and Dave Pelz. He has also coached golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to top touring professionals.
Incorporating his extensive knowledge of the golf swing with the revolutionary technology of the Golf Robot is where Scot truly earns acknowledgement as an innovator. At a time when more people are leaving the game due to frustration with the complexity of the swing, Scot's ground-breaking approach could signal the future of golf improvement globally.