Meet the Staff
Led by Sebastian Martinez, one of Golf Digest's Best Young Instructors in America, and Jennie Lee, a former LPGA Tour player and two-time NCAA D1 National Champion, our coaching team combines experience and passion to help you achieve your goals. With advanced tools like TrackMan, Sportsbox AI, and CoachNow, we deliver personalized, actionable feedback for real improvement.
Sebastian Martinez
Head Coach · Golf Digest's Best Young Instructor
Sebastian is a recognized leader in golf coaching, named one of Golf Digest's Best Young Instructors in America. His expertise in program creation and facility design helps golfers of all levels gain consistency, lower scores, and unlock their full potential. Combining certifications from Trackman, Titleist Performance Institute (TPI), AimPoint, US Kids Golf, Sportsbox AI, and Decade Golf he delivers clear, customized plans to ensure rapid progress.
Jennie Lee
Operations · Retired LPGA Player · Two-Time NCAA D1 National Champion
A former LPGA Tour professional, two-time NCAA D1 National Champion at Duke, Curtis Cup member, and #1 amateur in the world, Jennie brings elite playing experience to the club. Her deep knowledge of course strategy, mental game, and practice habits, shape the culture at PIGC. After an 8 year career at Nike, stretching from Operations to Product Development, Jennie is back growing and sharing the game she loves.
Cole Gick
SKOUTgolf Lead Coach
Cole is passionate about helping golfers create the habits that lead to improvement. After 10 years of coaching SKOUTgolf junior golfers in Oregon, from the youngest 4-year-olds, all the way to caddying for players at multiple US Junior Ams, Cole brings a positive attitude and focuses on coaching the person, not just the golfer. He works with players to develop a powerful and reliable motion that leads to better ball striking, accuracy, and confidence on the course. Whether you're a beginner or a competitive player, junior or adult, Cole's structured and personalized approach ensures steady progress towards your golf goals.
Mary Scott Wolfe
SKOUTgolf Assistant Coach
Mary Scott Wolfe is a Beaverton native and part of SKOUTgolf's original Spades program. She grew up playing Oregon Junior Golf, winning the Oregon Junior Am, representing Team Oregon in multiple Girls Junior America's Cups, and playing in two USGA Girls' Junior Ams. She won multiple team State Championships at Jesuit High School, went on to play Division 1 college at Gonzaga, and while there was named PNGA Women's Player of the Year. Since graduating college, she is teaching Physical Education at West Hills Christian School, and helps with both our Spades and Clubs program. She is a gutsy competitor, who excels at connecting with young golfers and loves encouraging the next great female golfers from her hometown.
Jeff Battin
Staff Instructor
With over 25 years of teaching experience—including the past 18 in the Beaverton area—Jeff brings deep expertise and a thoughtful, player-first approach to coaching. He helped launch Oregon's first GolfTEC locations before spending years at RedTail Golf Center, where he built a reputation for personalized, practical instruction. Jeff is passionate about tailoring each lesson to the individual, blending technical knowledge with insights from sports psychology and on-course observation. He's coached players at every level—from juniors and recreational adults to collegiate athletes and Korn Ferry Tour competitors. Jeff sees player development as a team effort, focusing on understanding each student's goals, mindset, and unique learning style to help them progress with confidence.
Ryan Gronlund
Staff Instructor
Ryan brings elite competitive experience and a passion for scoring to PIGC. A current professional golfer and former standout at the University of Oregon, Ryan was a three-time All-Pac-12 Conference selection, 2016 National Champion, and 2017 National Championship runner-up and All-American. He finished his collegiate career with the 5th lowest scoring average in Oregon history and reached as high as #46 in the World Amateur Golf Ranking (WAGR). As a professional, Ryan has recorded 12 professional victories, with a tournament low of 61 and a career low round of 58. Ryan specializes in working with competitive golfers, mid-to-low handicaps, single-digit players, and high school athletes looking to make their varsity team or play at the collegiate level. His coaching focuses on scoring, course management, and learning how to "find the last few strokes." He teaches players not just how to swing better, but how to practice with intention and perform under pressure. Competitive by nature and detail-oriented in his approach, Ryan helps driven players turn talent into results.
Scott Light
Strength & Conditioning Coach
Scott is a lifelong golfer with a Master's degree in Strength & Conditioning/Biomechanics. Post college he became an NSCA Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, as well as TPI Level 3 Golf Fitness and Power Certified. He continues educating himself as a Certified Evolved Coach, a small group of hand-picked coaches focused on coaching improved movement and rehab. Scott's knowledge and focus on golf led to him being named to Golf Digest's Top Fitness Instructors list for 2025-26. At PIGC, Scott leads all aspects of performance training across the club. He oversees SKOUTgolf junior program sessions, our Adult Group training classes, as well as small group and private sessions. He also works remotely with golfers nationwide through online sessions and individualized training programs and has a similar hybrid program at the club. Scott's performance-first approach focuses on helping golfers move better, build strength and speed, while reducing their risk of injury so they can perform more consistently on the course. By combining golf-specific training with an understanding of how each individual moves, he creates personalized plans that lead to long-term improvement and better results where it matters most.