Jon Horschmann
Instructor – Butch Harmon School of Golf | $200/hour
Biography
Jon Horschmann is a dedicated instructor at the Butch Harmon School of Golf, where he teaches directly under the guidance and philosophy of legendary coach Butch Harmon. Immersed in Harmon's proven approach to building complete players, Jon focuses on simplifying the game while helping golfers unlock their full potential.
Jon's coaching foundation is backed by extensive education and certifications, including Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) Golf, Junior, and Power Levels 1 & 2, as well as advanced studies with Dr. Kwon (Level 1 & 2) in biomechanics, James Ridyard in short game technique, Dana Dahlquist, and Scott Cowx (Level 1 & 2) in swing mechanics.
In addition to his work with Butch Harmon, Jon was mentored by renowned tour coach Drew Steckel, adding a unique perspective on elite player development and performance.
Jon specializes in creating power, improving short game performance, and helping golfers achieve greater consistency and accuracy. He offers private instruction, group lessons, playing lessons, and golf schools for all levels of players.
Details
Born: September 17, 1977
Residence: Las Vegas, Nevada
Get in Touch
For special requests or group lessons, please call directly
Education & Certifications
- TPI Golf, Junior, and Power Levels 1 & 2 Certified
- Dr. Kwon Biomechanics Level 1 & 2
- James Ridyard Short Game Technique
- Dana Dahlquist Advanced Studies
- Scott Cowx Swing Mechanics Level 1 & 2
- Mentored by tour coach Drew Steckel
Career History & Experience
Staff Instructor, Butch Harmon School of Golf (2010–Present)
A valued member of the Butch Harmon team for over a decade, Jon brings a structured approach to instruction that emphasizes measurable progress and consistency.
Nevada Junior Golf Program Coach (2004–2010)
Led youth development programs throughout Nevada, building a foundation of fundamental skills and competitive readiness for junior golfers.
Collegiate Consulting
Collegiate Swing Consultant, working with college-level golfers to refine their mechanics and develop competitive consistency.