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Golf at George School

Golf at George School isn’t just about hitting great shots — it’s about building a strong mindset. Coach Paul Machemer believes in getting the basics down and sharpening your mental game with the sport. You’ll learn how to stay focused, bounce back from tough holes and play with purpose.

Every season, the team works together to improve, support each other and enjoy the journey. 

This fall season was a tremendous step forward for George School golf. In several matches, our players exceeded expectations, twice averaging under 40 strokes per nine holes. For context, a team score of less than 40 per player typically wins almost every spring match. That’s a sign of real progress and potential." Paul Machemer,
Head Coach, Varsity Golf

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ACCOLADES


  • Spring 2025 Success: Finished the season with a 5–2 record and two additional unofficial wins in tri-meet play; narrowly missed the Friends Schools League (FSL) title by just one point.
     
  • Tournament Champions: Won the FSL Tournament by one stroke; Rayan Shah ’28 captured the individual FSL championship with a score of 75.
     
  • Individual Honors: Three players earned All-FSL honors—Rayan Shah ’28, Keshav Sabapathis ’25, and Jack Forstein ’27—while Lucas Zhang ’26 received Honorable Mention.
     
  • Past Individual FSL Champions: Frederik Mueller (2006), Natasha Kiel (2018), Hanna Oh (2021), and Rayan Shah (2025).

Meet the Coaches

Paul Machemer '65

Paul has served as Head Coach of George School Golf for eight years, guiding the program with experience and passion. He earned a B.A. from Amherst College and an M.Ed. from Harvard University. A lifelong golf enthusiast who has played in all 48 contiguous states, Paul emphasizes fundamentals, strategy, and mental composure to help student-athletes grow on and off the course. Under his leadership, George School won the FSL Team Championship in 2018, and he has coached three individual league champions: Natasha Kiel (2018), Hanna Oh (2021), and Rayan Shah (2025).


Assistant Coach Bradd Forstein '93, P. '23, '27, '27

Bradd Forstein, a proud George School alumnus and current parent, plays a pivotal role in elevating the Boys Golf program. His innovative approach to practice sessions introduced fresh strategies that have helped athletes refine their skills and improve their overall performance. Much of the team’s progress can be credited to Bradd’s sharp eye for detail, deep knowledge of the game and unwavering enthusiasm for player development.