A golf instructor with a B.A. in Psychology is the perfect prescription to help cure what ails most golfers – the mental aspect of the sport. Cami Berher, a Class A LPGA Member & Class A PGA Professional can correct a slicing drive or tame a hook off the tee, but it’s her approach that has people talking.

With twenty-nine years of golf experience including competition at the national amateur level, instruction, facility operations, and business administration, Cami has found that teaching is her strength and her passion. She founded Cami Berher & Company in 2003.

She’s cut a swath down the east coast, where golf schools including Dana Rader Golf School and The Nicklaus-Flick Golden Bear Golf Centers have benefited from her “client-centered” and “goal-oriented” style of teaching.

Her philosophy focuses on gaining knowledge of the client’s learning style and physical abilities to tailor a positive learning environment to reach the individual’s desired goals. She assists the client in developing a solid foundation of the game’s fundamentals and a realistic and positive mental approach to enhance their long-term enjoyment of golf.

With a strong belief in synergy, Cami works with a network of professionals in the comparative fields of sports psychology, sports medicine, technology and leadership development.

In recent years Cami’s attention has focused on corporate leadership and empowering executives to reap the rewards of business golf. Her company, Cami Berher & Company conducts numerous clinics, destination golf schools & workshops focusing on teaching more than a golf swing . . . teaching the game.

Cami earned her B.A. in Psychology at the University of Maryland. She lives in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Nancy Capps is a former LPGA tour player & an USGA Public Links Champion. Not only did Nancy win the Public Links Championship in 1982, she followed it up with the runner-up in 1983. She attended Arizona State University, played on the golf team and earned a bachelor’s degree in Physical Education. Nancy was also named in the Woman’s Intercollegiate Athletic Association and competed in the NCAA championship as an individual.  From 1984 through 1986 Nancy played on the Tampa Bay Mini Tour (Futures Tour).  In 1986 she qualified second at the LPGA Tour School to gain her card where she competed for 13 years.  Nancy top finishes include 3rd low rookie and 2nd at the Jamie Farr Toledo Classic. 

Nancy has led a very diverse life as a daughter of a career military father and then as a golf professional touring both nationally & internationally.  As Nancy has shifted to professional golf instruction she has worked on staff with such nationally renowned schools as the Ben Sutton Golf Schools, Dana Rader Golf School, and the Peggy Kirk Bell’s Golfari at the Pine Needles Resort.

Nancy’s has also worked with the Fellowship of Christian Athlete Golf Ministry where she directed the Futures Bible Study and FCA golf camps for high school students.