Rich Marik works with players on the PGA, LPGA, Korn Ferry, PGA Tour Americas, as well as elite collegiate athletes, juniors and competitors in other sports.
Rich’s approach reflects a rare integration of experience and training seldom found in a single coach. It brings together:
Together, these form a modern model of coaching — one that recognizes that developing champions requires far more than technical instruction alone.
These pillars form the foundation of Rich’s work and guide how athletes develop, prepare, and perform.
Former #1-ranked junior in the U.S., U.S. Junior Amateur Champion, Stanford captain, and professional player.
Rich understands what it takes to become an elite competitor because he lived it — from daily training to performing under pressure.
That experience shapes how he helps athletes build the habits, preparation, and internal foundation required to compete at the highest level.
National Director of Instruction — Nike Golf Schools
Head Instructor for Hank Haney
TPI Instructor (U.S. & Europe)
Coach — UC Berkeley
Rich has spent decades developing technical expertise across all areas of the game — from full swing to scoring, practice design, and course strategy.
He focuses not just on fixing swings, but on building complete golf games.
Rich has coached hundreds of players from junior golf through college and into professional careers.
Players he has coached have:
This experience provides a clear understanding of how elite players are developed over time.
Rich has worked within high-performance teams supporting players at the highest levels of professional golf.
He collaborated closely with Julie Elion of CAPE Performance, working within integrated teams supporting PGA and LPGA Tour players, including major championship environments.
He has also worked alongside leading instructors and coaches across the game.
Master’s Degree — Depth Psychotherapy
Clinical Training — CIIS Psychological Services Center
Rich’s work addresses the deeper psychological dimensions of performance, including:
This allows athletes to perform with greater clarity and consistency.
Beyond traditional coaching, Rich integrates decades of work in attention training, meditation, and performance awareness.
These methods help athletes develop:
Especially in the most demanding competitive environments.
Coaching players from junior golf to major championships.