Nancy Quarcelino is a Class A member of both the PGA and LPGA. With over 30 years of experience in the golf industry, Nancy is known nationally for her teaching expertise.
She has coached a wide range of golfers including: amateur men and women of all abilities, players on the LPGA Tour and Future's Tour, LPGA and PGA club professionals, and collegiate golfers.
Nancy began her career in golf coaching the women's
team
at Florida State
University to an NCAA national title. She also coached at
Western Kentucky University.
She has served as the Head Professional at Indian Hills Country Club
in Bowling Green, Ky. as well as at the
Hermitage Golf Course in Old Hickory, Tn. which was the
host to the LPGA Sara Lee Classic Tournament for many
years.
Nancy currently serves as the Vice-President of the Middle Tennessee Section
of the PGA and is on the Nike Golf Bill Bowerman Advisory Staff.
Nancy has been honored as: 
- GOLF MAGAZINE "Top 100 Teacher"
- Golf For Women magazine "Top 50 Teacher"
- Golf Digest "Best Teachers in Tennessee"
- LPGA National Teacher of the Year 2000
- LPGA Southeast Section Teacher of the Year (2)
- PGA Middle Tennessee Chapter Teacher of the Year (3)
- Tennessee PGA Teacher of the Year (3)
Nancy has been a contributing writer for numerous golf
and sports publications including:
GOLF MAGAZINE, Sports Illustrated, USA Today, Golf for Women magazine,
and PGA Magazine. She has been featured
on ESPN
television
and radio, XM radio,and as well as the Golf Channel.
Nancy is co-author of Staying on Course: Mastering
Golf's Most Challenging Shots.
Rita Reasons is a Class A teaching professional member of the LPGA and was selected as the 2009 LPGA National Teacher of the Year. She is co-owner of the Nancy Quarcelino School of Golf.
Rita began teaching at the Nancy Quarcelino School of Golf in 1993. She has coached golfers of all levels of ability including collegiate golfers and junior players who compete at the national level. She was once again selected by US Kids Golf as a "Top 50 Kids Teacher" for 2009 in recognition of her overall excellence and commitment to serving youth.
Rita is known as an instructor who motivates her students and educates them to understand the need for strong fundamentals in order to play their best golf.
During her career, Rita has been recognized as:
- LPGA National Teacher of the Year 2009
- LPGA Midwest Section Teacher of the Year 2009
- GOLF MAGAZINE, "Top Regional Teacher"
- Golf Digest, "Tennessee's Best Instructors"
- Golf for Women magazine "Top 50 Teacher"
- US Kids Golf, "Top 50 Kids Teacher"
Rita has also been honored by the LPGA with the Sarah
Hunter Junior Achievement Award in recognition for her
service to junior golf. In 1994, she organized the first
chapter of the LPGA-USGA Girls Golf program in
Tennessee. She has remained the Site Director
since that time.
Rita is co-author of Staying on Course: Mastering
Golf's Most Challenging Shots.