Jamie Fischer

As the daughter of an LPGA Tour Player, Jamie Fischer has been involved  in golf virtually all her life and has been a professional since 1991.  Currently, she seasonally serves as Director of Instruction at Conway  Farms Golf Club in Lake Forest, IL, a position she has held there since  2008, and in the same role at Indian Ridge Country Club in Palm Desert,  CA where she has been since 2018.

She has been named to the LPGA’s Top 50 Teacher List each year since the  award started in 2017. She was also on Golf for Women Magazine’s “Top  50 Teachers List” in 2007 and Golf Digest Magazine’s “Top 50 Women  Teacher’s” list in 2012. She is a three-time nominee for the LPGA  Midwest Section Teacher of the Year and was a Lead/Master instructor at  two of the nations top ranked schools: The Jim McLean Golf School at PGA  West and Todd Sones Impact Golf School.  She has served as a Division I  Assistant Golf Coach at The University of Texas and at Northwestern  University and was the first Teaching Professional at Nantucket Golf  Club.

Jamie has also had a successful playing career.  Most recently she  competed in both the 2018 US Senior Women’s Open Championship, finishing  tied for 12th and the 2019 edition finishing 22nd.  In August 2019 she  finished runner up at the LPGA Teaching and Club Professional  Championship Senior Division. She has qualified for and competed in 9  Major Championships – 3 U.S. Women’s Opens, 4 LPGA Championships, and 2  US Senior Women’s Opens.  She is a four-time winner of the LPGA Midwest  Section Championship and has recorded four top-ten finishes in the LPGA  T&CP National Championship.  During her collegiate years, she was  the 1991 Southwest Conference Champion and a finalist in the Ohio  Women’s Amateur State Championship.  As a junior golfer, she was a  two-time Ohio Junior Champion.

Jamie is a graduate of The University of Texas where she earned two  degrees, both with Honors:  one in Journalism and one in Speech  Communication while captaining the Women’s Golf Team.  During her  college career, she was named to the Dean’s List three times and  Academic All- American list.  She was a three-time All-Southwest  Conference selection and served as President of the Athlete’s Advisory  Council in her senior year.