About
James Oh is a teaching pro based out of Southern California. As a former PGA Tour player, he has a track record of developing top tour professionals and amateurs over the last two decades. His students have won PGA Tour titles to USGA National Championships and has helped over 50 students earn full scholarships to the nation’s Top Division 1 golf programs.

Playing Career
James first picked up a golf club at the age of 5, and by age 11 he had won his first golf tournament. At age 14, James became the youngest golfer to qualify for the United States Amateur, breaking the record set by Bobby Jones in 1916. He went on to win the 1998 United States Junior Amateur. Oh played college golf at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas for one year before turning professional in 2001. At age 21, James became the youngest player to ever win on the Nationwide tour with his victory at the Mark Christopher Charity Classic.