Camp Staff

As the Director of Golf Operations and Head Men's golf coach, Trey Jones is known as an outstanding motivator and teacher with over 17 years of experience in collegiate golf. He has been the lead instructor in over 20 junior golf camps, schools and academies. As the Director of Seminole Golf Camps he ensures that learning takes place in a fun and interactive enviroment.

As the new Men's Assistant Golf Coach at FSU, Chris Malloy is not a stranger to Seminole Golf Camps. He has instructed for the past two years and will once again be involved with all aspects of the camp. After completing his collegiate playing career at The University of Mississippi, Malloy spent several years in the business sector before joining the coaching ranks in August of 2006.

After being named the new Women's Head Coach at Princeton University in August 2006, Amy Bond returns to her alma mater to assist with the Seminole Golf Camps. An integral part of the Camp since its inception, Bond brings a wealth of experience in playing, teaching and coaching.

As the former FSU men's golf coach and current Professor in the FSU Professional Golf Management program, Dr. Lanford has been an important part of Seminole Golf for many years. Dr. Lanford has instructed junior golfers of all ages and has participated in numerous golf clinics and camps. His 25+ years of experience in the golf business are an invaluable asset to Seminole Golf Camps.

While a newcomer to the staff of Seminole Golf Camps, Jonathan Dismuke is certainly not new to collegiate golf. A former All-SEC golfer at Auburn University, he is currently the Assistant Men's Golf Coach at the University of Mississippi. He brings a wealth of experience as a golfer at all levels of golf (junior, college and NGA Hooters Tour) to the Seminole Camp Staff

Another newcomer to the Seminole Golf Camps is Katie Quinney. An All-ACC golfer at Florida State, Quinney returned to her alma mater in the fall of 2006 as the Assistant Women’s Golf Coach. Her enthusiasm and love for the game of golf will be contagious for young junior golfers.