Learn from the very best with a private golf lesson from the Harvard Women's Golf Head Coach Naree Song at Harvard's indoor golf facility. This is a unique opportunity to gain specific insight from the leader of one of the premier golf programs in the Ivy League. Get tips to improve upon your golf game from one of the best!

Requirement: Per NCAA rules, lesson is available to only individuals who no longer have athletic eligibility remaining or students in 8th grade or younger. 

Time and Date must be mutually agreed upon by winning bidder and Coach Song.

Naree Song, Head Coach, Harvard Women's Golf

Naree Song was named head coach of the Harvard women's golf program, Erin McDermott, The John D. Nichols '53 Family Director of Athletics, announced on Jan. 23, 2023.

Song is the third head coach in program history and has served as the associate head coach for Harvard women's golf since 2015. During her time in Cambridge, Harvard has won two Ivy League titles (2016, 2019), made two NCAA regional appearances (2016, 2019), and earned 11 tournament victories, including a first place showing at the 2022 Yale Invitational this past fall. At that event, Harvard recorded its lowest single round score in team history (279).

In addition, Song has coached two Ivy League individual champions – Michelle Xie (2018) and Elizabeth Wang (2019). Harvard has been one of the top academic squads in the nation during her tenure, with five student-athletes named WGCA All-American Scholars in 2022.

In her first season on staff, Song made an immediate impact. She helped Harvard become the first Ancient Eight program to win five-straight Ivy League titles on the women's side as the Crimson led from beginning to end en route to a 13-stroke victory over Princeton. The squad went on to a ninth-place performance at the NCAA Regional Championships in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, the program's best-ever finish at the event.

Song began her golf career at the age of seven and quickly became one of the top junior golfers in the world. She won her first professional event, The Thailand Ladies Open, at the age of 14. She also went on to win three AJGA major championships and became a two-time AJGA First Team All-American. She competed in her first U.S Women's Open at the age of 14 where she took Low-Amateur honors.

Song attended University of Florida at the age of 17 and after one semester, turned professional and competed on the Symetra and LPGA Tours, winning one event on the Symetra Tour in 2004.

Due to illness and injury, she retired from professional golf and turned to education at Rollins College where she assumed the Assistant Women's Golf Coach position. During her tenure the team finished runner-up at D2 NCAA Nationals two years in a row. Shortly after graduating Rollins with a B.A in English and an M.A in Human Resources, Song accepted a Programming Coordinator position at The Golf Channel. Song's passion for coaching led her back to IMG Academy, where she was a former student-athlete for seven years.