Hank Haney is recognized all over the world as one of the foremost authorities on the game and business of golf and a leader in one of the most demanding of fields, individual performance development.

Hank's experiences, with not only the greatest players in the game of golf, but top athletes in other sports and many of the most successful leaders in the business world have given him a unique view of what it takes to achieve and maintain greatness. His talks and clinics are both enlightening and entertaining as he demonstrates how even the best can improve, if they have the desire for, and a plan to achieve success.

Hank has delivered his motivational and educational messages to corporate clients including: Nike, Golf Channel, Golfsmith, Golf Digest, PGA of America, European PGA, Charles Schwab, BMW, Calamos Investments, Newport Group, Buick, General Motors, ESPN, Eli Lilly, CA, IBM, Nortel, EDS, American Express, FBR, Jones Day, Wachovia, Merrill Lynch, Breakfast Club of America, Chevron, Morgan Stanley, Arena Sports and many others.

Hank Haney, a renowned golf swing instructor, golf course designer and public speaker, uses his insight and proven principles to elevate the performance of golfers at all levels of the game. A longtime friend and former coach of Tiger Woods, Haney has applied his coaching techniques to legendary players that include former Masters and British Open Champion Mark O'Meara. Haney reveals clear, passionate guidelines on reaching for and achieving success. His students have won every major championship on the professional, amateur and junior golf levels.

During his public speaking engagements, Haney delivers a message on such points as creating and executing a plan, how to stay committed, and overcoming mistakes. He has recently spoken to such companies as Prudential Securities, Merrill Lynch, Golf Digest, Wachovia Bank, Eli Lilly, Lexus and LG Electronics.

Haney's popular show on the Golf Channel, "The Haney Project," on which he transformed Charles Barkley's unusual golf swing, featured TV's Ray Romano in its second season.