After finishing college as ODAC Collegiate Player of the Year, Andy started his Professional career winning the 1989 AT&T PGA Long Drive Championship with a 338.2 yard drive. He has been ranked in the Top 10 on the Philadelphia PGA Section Money List, and qualified locally for the U.S. Open. On 5/6/02 Andy fired an 8 under par 63 to win the Philadelphia PGA's Multiple Sclerosis Pro-Am.  In July, 2002 Andy played in  the PGA Nationwide Tour Hershey Open.  Andy was inducted into the Sports Hall of Fame of his alma mater, Lynchburg College, in the Fall of 2003. 

Andy has competed in the PGA Tour Qualifying School three times. While playing the mini-tours in Florida, Andy gained knowledge from the top teachers in the world including David Leadbetter (#1 coach to the pros) and his associates, Bob Toski (founder of Golf Digest Schools), John Elliot (Head Instructor Golf Digest Schools), John Redman (client Paul Azinger), and Simon Holmes (clients include Ernie Els, Berhard Langer). His Golf Tips have been published in Tee Time Magazine.

Brian Kramp

Brian is a 1988 graduate of Millersville University of Pennsylvania with a degree in Business Administration.  He played golf in college and was team captain his senior year for PGA member and coach Scott Vandegrift.  Upon graduating from Millersville, Brian went to work at Tanglewood Manor Golf Club in Quarryville, PA, and entered the PGA apprenticeship program.  In 1996 he was named head golf professional at Tanglewood and that same year became a class “A” member of the PGA of America.  From 2004 to 2007, Brian worked at Conestoga Country Club in Lancaster, PA.  Brian enjoys all aspects of the golf business, particularly organizing events and giving lessons to players of all skill levels and ages.  Brian is married to his wife Lisa and has three children, Greg, Jared and Megan.