Roger has over 23 years of teaching experience as a professional and a lifetime of knowledge about the game of golf. Introduced to the game at the age of 9, he rapidly progressed through the junior circuit in California. At the age of 15, he won the California State Junior Title. In College, Roger played for the University of the Pacific where he had a successful career.

Roger began his professional playing career after playing in the 1998 US Amateur. Throughout his playing career Roger has played in professional events all over the country against some of the best competition in golf. He has coached hundreds of students on the fundamentals of golf. With his knowledge and experience he has taught his students to play better on the weekends and in competition.

Roger enjoys working with golfers of all levels, from beginners to low-handicap competitive players. Although he is versed in all facets of the game, Roger specializes in short game instruction and developing young junior players to becoming future champions. His coaching and training have produced champions at every level of golf, most notably the 2015 US Women's Amateur Champion.

He has developed many juniors who have went on to become NCAA athletes at universities; Duke, Princeton, Lehigh, Harvard and UC Davis to name a few. Having worked extensively with elite players and competing himself, Roger has a thorough understanding of all aspects of the game.