Courtney Burdick
Courtney Burdick is a Class A PGA professional with more than 25 years of experience in both playing and teaching the game of golf. A former Division I collegiate athlete, she competed for Florida International University in Miami, Florida, where she earned recognition on the Sun Belt All-Time Conference Team (2000–2004) and claimed Champion Medalist honors at the FIU Invitational held at Doral.
After college, Courtney competed on the Duramed Futures Tour before joining the PGA of America in 2005. Her competitive achievements also include qualifying for the 2002 U.S. Women’s Amateur Public Links Championship in Bend, Oregon, along with securing three Northern California Champion Medalist titles at renowned venues such as Stanford Golf Course, Quail Lodge, and The Reserve at Spanos Park (2022–2023). Courtney has dedicated her professional career to golf instruction, specializing in developing players of all ages and skill levels. With a strong focus on both junior and adult programming, she has designed and led successful clinics, camps, and private instruction at top facilities across South Florida and Northern California, including Addison Reserve, Grand Palms Golf Resort, TPC Harding Park, Round Hill Country Club, and Jack Tone Golf Course.