Bringing in Kevin Britt as the full time PGA Teaching Professional was the idea of the Carolina Country Club’s new owner Tim Dunlap.

Dunlap bought the course last July and has been making physical changes to elements around the course and clubhouse. Adding a teaching program to the club’s offerings was considered a priority.

“We surveyed our members when we took over and asked them to name some of the things they would like to see at the club,” said Dunlap. “Developing a good instruction program and creating opportunities for juniors came in high on the list,” he said.

While developing an instruction program with a nationally recognized instructor like Britt is a benefit for the club and his students, it also extends additional opportunities for more use by members families.

“We are doing many things that will make Carolina a great place to be a member. We recently repaired all the old broken cart paths. We have undergone some beautification programs including a beautiful new bridge on number 9 and we have plans for the clubhouse and further renovations on the course in the near future,” said Dunlap.

But getting more people out to play and enjoy playing is a big part of the reason to bring Britt to Carolina.