Hannah Gets Good: St. André, Hazeltine & Breaking 100

You know the feeling, golfers: slices, tops, bunker biffs, 3-putts. Bad golf, all of it.

So . . . what would it take to finally get good?

Hannah Rae from St. André Golf is finding an answer to that question, with the help of PGA of America Golf Professionals from across the country. St. André is a golf and comedy group that you've likely seen a sketch or two from on Instagram. Hannah joins the group's founder Aaron Chewning, Jonathan Pawlowski, and countless special guests in hilarious bits, matches and more that put a funny spin on golf and the community that surrounds it.

Aaron's lent us his trust with Hannah to find the best PGA Coaches for "Hannah Gets Good," the St. André and PGA of America YouTube series documenting the entire improvement process. From diagnosing a reverse spine swing fault, to golf workouts, conquering bunker fears, ballstriking 101 and putt practice, the series goes deep on what it takes to play the game better through the eyes of Hannah and her coaches.

Check out some of the episodes so far and be on the lookout for the final installment, where Hannah heads home to the host site of the 2026 KPMG Women's PGA Championship, to put her lessons to the test and accomplish the ultimate goal: breaking 100 at Hazeltine National.

As you've seen in the first two episodes, getting better at golf for Hannah isn't a journey to take alone. PGA Coaches like Jason and Thor are experts at what they do for good reason, and there's plenty around the country who offer lessons and programming for you to take advantage of and improve. Start today: