Scramblers Golf

Instruction · North Mount Pleasant

Meet our golf professionals

Membership gets you the bay, the data, and the courses. These are the people who turn all of that into a better golf swing — your club managers, who are also your instructors.

The Team

Who you’ll be working with

Cass and Kyle run the Charleston clubhouses and both teach — book a lesson with either of them at whichever Charleston club suits you. Not sure who’s the right fit? Send the form below and we’ll match you.

Cass Sigmon

Cass Sigmon

Club Manager & Instructor

Cass runs three of the Charleston clubhouses — North Mount Pleasant, James Island and John’s Island — and is one of the club’s golf instructors, available for lessons at any Charleston location.

Lessons happen in the same bays you play in, with swing video on every strike and tour-level launch data — so you and Cass are looking at the same picture of your swing: what’s actually happening, not what it feels like. From your first tour to dialing in your swing, the goal is improvement you can see in the numbers.

And because Cass manages the clubs, the instruction doesn’t end when the hour does — expect a coach who knows your game, your league nights, and your name the next time you walk in.

Kyle Richerson

Kyle Richerson

Club Manager & Instructor

Kyle runs the Long Point and Charleston Tech clubhouses and is one of the club’s golf instructors — available for lessons at any Charleston location.

His lessons are built on what the bays are built on: swing video from every angle and tour-level launch data on every strike. Changes get measured, not guessed at — and your first lesson starts with the data you’ve already collected just by playing.

As a club manager, Kyle is in the building week in, week out — so what you work on in a lesson carries straight into your practice sessions, your league rounds, and a quick check-in whenever you’re in the club.

In the bay

What a lesson looks like here

Swing Video

Video capture and analysis of every swing you take, from multiple angles — so you see what your coach sees.

Tour-Level Data

Ball speed, spin, launch angle, club path and shot dispersion on every strike. Changes get measured, not guessed at.

Air-Conditioned, Year-Round

Charleston summers mean heat, humidity and afternoon storms — and winter means fading light by 5:30. Our bays are indoors and climate-controlled. No sun, no bugs, no rain delays. You swing better when you’re comfortable, and you’ll actually want to stay for the full hour.

Straight Into Play

Put the change to work before you leave — play a few holes in the bay in the same session, then take it into league play when you’re ready.

Book a lesson

Ready to work on your game?

Tell us what you’re trying to fix and we’ll match you with the right professional. Members and prospective members both welcome.