Learn from one of Harvard's best with a 1 hour private golf lesson from Mike Fucito '09.

An avid golfer, Mike was named the #16 ranked golfer by Golf Digest Magazine's list of Top 100 Professional Athlete Golfers (December 2015 issue). 

Fucito made his start at Harvard on the soccer field earning Ivy League Rookie of the Year in 2004, two-time All American (2007, 2008), a three-time All-Ivy League First Team selection (2006, 2007, 2008) and a two-time Academic All-Ivy First Team selection (2007, 2008). As a senior, he co-captained the men's soccer team. The Westford, Mass. native was also the 2009 recipient of the William J. Bingham Award which is given annually to the male member of the graduating class, who through integrity, courage, leadership, and ability on the athletic fields, has best served the high purpose of Harvard; typically, the "Top Male Athlete". 

In 2009, Fucito was drafted by the Seattle Sounders and played Major League Soccer for seven years before retiring to pursue his passion for golf. During his professional soccer career, he also contributed on the rosters for the Montreal Impact, Portland Timbers, and San Jose Earthquakes. 

Fucito is currently an assistant coach for the Harvard men's soccer team. Prior to joining the men's soccer staff, he served as an assistant golf pro at The Country Club in Brookline, Mass.