Adam Krawsczyn (Kruh-siz-uhn), PGA Associate Pro, is in his 36th year involved with the game of golf. He has worked in industry positions ranging from instruction, cart boy, pro shop staff, restaurant and events manager, and business operations. Golf employment has taken him to public courses in West Virginia, country clubs in Ohio, and elite private courses such as the Country Club of North Carolina (CCNC) in the Southern Pines area. 

​Adam spent his junior golf years earning trophies and titles across Ohio and West Virginia. He was the four-time high school conference Most Valuable Player, earning resolutions from both the Ohio state Senate and Ohio state House of Representatives as the only known, at-the-time, Ohio high school athlete to accomplish the feat in any sport. He finished 11th as an individual in the OHSAA Division II State Championship as a sophomore at the Ohio State University Scarlet Course. 

Adam played college golf at Glenville State University earning WVIAC All-Conference honors and winning multiple collegiate tournaments. After a break from the game, he spent the past several years playing in regional and state amateur tournaments around Ohio and West Virginia and won back-to-back club championships at Riverside Golf Club.

​2022 marked Adam’s official transition to a golf professional. During the fall of 2022, he provided swing instruction to the starting lineup of the Wahama High School golf team, featuring three freshmen, culminating with a third-place finish at the West Virginia State High School Class A Golf Championship. In addition to his role as Director of Instruction at Riverside Golf Club, where he provides golf instruction and club fitting services, Adam also teaches at the Mark MacDonald Golf Academy in Cincinnati, OH.

​Adam’s teaching influences include all-time greats such as Butch Harmon, current PGA Tour coach Mark Blackburn, and up-and-coming instruction superstar Shaun Webb.