PGA Professional and 38th PGA Master Professional Jack Gale wants what any instructor wants for his students—a smooth swing, a confident stroke, and lower scores—but his aspirations go deeper than that. He wants players of every ability level to learn to enjoy the game more thoroughly, which for most golfers involves a better understanding of the technical components that lead to consistently hitting shots they can be proud of. Jack has some experience with this: since he became a PGA Professional in 1976, he's been named the New England PGA Teacher of the Year, taught four state amateur champs, and became the 38th PGA Master Professional—a distinction that's been awarded to just 333 pros since 1969. Just as he builds repeatable swings, he employs a repeatable method that can be adapted to golfers of every stripe. He currently teaches at Cyprian Keyes Golf Club and his programs include one-on-one lessons, video analysis, and even an evaluation of current equipment to make sure players are using properly fitted clubs.