Nationally, as well as Internationally known, Ed Tischler is a playing professional, professional coach, and author. He's set over fifteen course records in his career, made eight hole-in-ones, and 2 double eagle. In 2000 he was voted by Golf Digest as one of Hawaii's top teachers. He's also thought of by many as the "Pro's-Pro,"because he coaches many professionals locally and abroad. In his search for knowledge and understanding, Ed has sought out numerous instructors. His primary coach is Fred Shoemaker, who owns and operates The School for Extraordinary Golf and authored Extraordinary Golf - The Art of the Possible. Fred's mentors include Michael Murphy, author of Golf in the Kingdom, and Timothy Gallwey, author of the Inner Game of Golf. Thus, Ed's coaching lineage are rooted deeply in the inner game process. Ed's helped many professionals attain their tour cards on the Asian Tour, CanadienTour, Nationwide Tour, Japan Golf Tours, Futures Tour, and the PGA Tour. These players have proven themselves by winning on each tour as they've progressed in their careers. Most notably, Ed coached Dean Wilson,who had the pleasure of playing with Annika Sorenstam at the Bank of America Colonial Tournament on the PGA Tour. Ed has had the pleasure of coaching and playing all over Asia and the Pacific Rim, Japan, Thailand, Hong Kong, Makau, China, Hawaii, Alaska, California, Arizona, and Nevada are among a few of the places Ed has traveled to coach and play. Ed grew up in California's San Francisco Bay Area. Ed attended U.C. San Diego where he pursued degrees in Philosophy & Economics as well as an area of concentration in Psychology. He was the golf team captain and athletic council representative. He finished his college career as the #1 player on the team. In 1989 he turned professional, began coaching. In 1991 he began playing on the Golden State Tour. During this period he honed his game to a +4.5 handicap. Then in 1992 he was injured and did not play for four years. In 1994 he moved to Hawaii were he finished organizing his studies into the New Horizons Golf Approach.In 2003 Ed moved back to the San Francisco Bay Area. He continues to play golf honoring the quest to play professionally on the PGA Tour. He also continues to seek out more productive ways of coaching. Indeed, Ed's true love is the game of golf. He's always got an ear and a perspective for inquiring golfers.

"I met Ed while playing golf on the California mini tours over ten years ago. He was the best ball striker I had ever seen, and he also had the ability to help us struggling pro's straighten out our games. Unfortunately, I did not get to spend enough time with him on my game. When I found out Ed had written some books I had to get them. Since reading Focus On Golf, I have been reminded of the mind-set he would describe to us when we were playing. Even though I am a father and don't play as regularly as I would like, Focus On Golf has helped me become more consistent even without regular practice." Chris Tampa Bay, Florida

Edward A. Tischler II Golf Accomplishments and History Highlighted in orange are playing accomplishments. Highlighted in green are hole-in-ones, double eagles, and course records. Highlighted in blue are publications authored by Ed Tischler. 1980-Played in first amateur tournament at the age of fourteen -Finished in the top ten -Finished second (lost in putt-off) in post tournament putting contest. -Won a Long Drive contest with a 311 yard drive 1983-Shot 9-under Par course record at Sunken Gardens Executive 9-hole golf course with 2 eagles, 5 birdies, & 2 pars. 1984-1985-Qualified for the De Anza College Golf Team -Averaged 12 greens in regulation, 39 putts, and 81 strokes per round -Made my first Hole-in-One at Sharon Heights C.C. (175 yards ) 1985-1986-Played for Foothill Junior College as number one player -Averaged 13 greens in regulation, 38 putts, and 81 strokes per round -Lowered personal best to: 67 (Par 72) -Began working with Fred Shoemaker; Head Instructor of the Inner Game of Golf Schools, with Timothy Gallwey (author of the Inner Game of Golf): and teacher of the Golf in the Kingdom workshops, of Michael Murphy's Golf in the Kingdom at the Esalen Institute in Big Sur, California - Studied, awareness, attention, concentration, mind management, and ball striking skills under Fred's Coaching. 1986-1987-Qualified for the University of California at San Diego Golf Team -Played between third and fifth position throughout the season 1987-1988-Played on Golden State Tour as an amateur -Averaged 14 greens in regulation, 36 putts, and 76 strokes per round -Red shirted on the UCSD Golf Team 1988-1989-Qualified as the number one player on the UCSD Golf Team -Averaged 17 greens in regulation, 37 putts, and 72.5 strokes per round for over two hundred rounds of golf -Shot 66 at: Carmel Highlands, Coronado, Torrey Pines North and South, Singing Hills, Balboa,  and Rancho Santa Fe Farms golf courses -Qualified for the NCAA Division III National Golf Championships and finished second in the East-West Match which plays the best of the East against the best of the West -Played in a twenty-seven hole Golf Academy Tournament at Whispering Palms. Hit every green in regulation and finished second in a field of over one hundred players -Turned professional in September -Made my 2nd Hole-in-One Presidio G.C. (107 yards) 1989-1990-Averaged 15 greens in regulation, 34.3 putts, 13 fairways, 284.52 yards driving, and 72.2 strokes per round -Played in best ball tournament at Rancho San Diego, Monte Vista course, I shot 64 (par 72), and the team shot 61 and finished first place 1991-Played in best ball event at Carmel Highlands G.C. and shot 64, Team shot 62 -Became teaching professional at Tecolote Canyon, G.C. -Joined Stardust Country Club in January 1991 -Lowered my handicap to a +4.5 handicap ( average score 67) -Played in five Golden State Tour events with two second place finishes -Invented the Sure-Stroke Putting Trainer. 1992-Played on Golden State Tour, Spalding All Exempt Major Pro Series -Joined staff of Monticeto Sports Wear and the Cobra Staff -Half way through the season I was injured. -Shot only 2 competitive rounds over 70. 1994-1995-Founded New Horizons Golf Appraoch -Did not play golf in 1993, 1994, or 1995.  This was due to 1992 injury. -Wrote my first book, The Way Of The Golfer – Searching For New Horizons -Patented the Sure-Stroke Putting Trainer. -Hosted Hawaii’s first Golf Talk Radio Show 1996-Wrote my second book, Golf – The Timeless Game – A Natural Way To Play. -In January I started playing golf after two surgeries in two years. -In April, I finished 22nd in the Mid-Pac Open, Lanikai, Hawaii. -2nd in the professional division of the Mid-Pacific C.C. Ladies Pro-Am. -In June I finished 10th in the Sport Shinko Rainbow Open, Mililani, Hawaii. -Finished 17th in the Hawaii State Open at the Hapuana and Mauna Kea. 1997-In April I finished 9th in the Mid-Pac Open, Lanikai, Hawaii. -In June I finished 3rd in the Sport Shinko Rainbow Open. -In June I finished 15th in the Maui Open. -October I finished tied for 19th in the Waikoloa Open. -In November I finished tied for 19th in the Hawaii State Open. -Made my 3rd hole-in-one Ko’olau Golf Club fourth hole 165 yards. 1998-In April I finished 12th at the Mid-Pacific Open, and 5th in the Mid-Pac C.C. Pro- Ladies Pro-Am. -I finished 9th in the Kona Open. -I finished tied for 17th in the Maui Open. -In June I finished 8th in the Sport Shinko Rainbow Open. -1st in a Pro Tour Hawaii Series Tournament at Millilani Golf Club. -In October I finished in the top 20 at the Waikoloa Open. -In November I finished tied for 35th in the Hawaii State Open. -Made 4th hole-in-one Makena Golf Club (South Course), 149 yards,13th hole 1999-Top 20 finish Mid-Pacific Open. I won the professional division of the Mid-Pac Pro-Ladies Pro-Am -5th place finish -  Sport Shinko Rainbow Open. -9th in the Kona Open. -2nd Aloha Section PGA Assistant Professional Championship. -5th Waikoloa Open. -11th Hawaii State Open -Qualified for the Gov. John A. Burns Challenge Cup Matches, a famous match- play event in Hawaii. -Tied course record at Ko' olau Golf Course, ranked toughest in the nation by slope rating (69 from the tips, tied with Dean Wilson and Lance Suzuki). -Shot course record at Coral Creek Golf Course (67). 2000-Tied for 9th Sport Shinko Rainbow Open.   -11th Aloha Section PGA Assistant’s Championship. -Tied for 13th Alaskan Open -Top 15 Waikoloa Open. -Tied for 10th Hawaii State Open. -Qualified for the Gov. John A. Burns Challenge Cup Matches. -Golf Digest – Best Teachers in the State of Hawaii award.  Ranked 3rd in Hawaii. -Shot course records at Moose Run Golf Club in Anchorage Alaska, Cordevalle Country Club in Morgan Hill California, San Juan Oaks Country Club in San Juan Batista California (tied George Archers record of 69 from the tips), and Coral Creek Golf Course in Hawaii.    2001-14th  Mid-Pacific Open. -4th place finish -  Sport Shinko Rainbow Open -7th Hapuna Roundup -9th Waikoloa Open. -6th Hawaii State Open -Qualified for the Gov. John A. Burns Challenge Cup Matches, and made my fifth Hole-in-One on the fourth hole of Mid-Pac Country Club (162 yards). -Shot course records at Coral Creek Golf Course (65, 64). -Shot course record at New Ewa Beach Int’l (61). -Wrote New Horizons Golf Approach Pocket Coach Volume One – Becoming A Real Player. 2002-Wrote Focus On Golf – Creating The Golfer’s Edge, Wrote New Horizons Golf Approach Pocket Coach Volume Two – Developing Your Fundamentals, New Horizons Golf Approach Pocket Coach Volume Three – The Athletic Golfer, New Horizons Golf Approach Pocket Coach Volume Four – Ball Striking Skills, and New Horizons Golf Approach Pocket Coach Volume Nine – The Art Of Putting. -Made my 6th Hole-in-One on the 6th hole of Coral Creek Golf Course (176 yds). -Shot course records at Coral Creek Golf Course (63 blue tees, 62 tourn. tees) -4thMid-Pacific Open. -9th place finish - Sport Shinko Rainbow Open -22nd Hawaii State Open -Qualified for the Gov. John A. Burns Challenge Cup Matches. 2003-Wrote Life Lessons & Golf – Self Help For Golfers -Wrote New Horizons Golf Approach Pocket Coach Volume Five – Stacking for Power Golf,  New Horizons Golf Approach Pocket Coach Volume Six – Anchoring Techniques & Golf, New Horizons Golf Approach Pocket Coach Volume Seven – Connection & Leverage, New Horizons Golf Approach Pocket Coach Volume 10 – Stroke Saving Shots, New Horizons Golf Approach Pocket Coach Volume Eleven – Trusting Your Wedges, and New Horizons Golf Approach Pocket Coach Volume Twelve – Playing The Woods. -9th Mid-Pacific Open. -Made my first Double Eagle on the 9th hole at Waialae Country Club, 260 yards, 1 iron. -4th Place Hawaii Player Tour event at Coral Creek Golf Course -1st Place Hawaii Player Tour event at Ko’olau Golf Club -2nd Place Hawaii Player Tour event at Waikele Golf Club 2004-Made my 7th Hole-In-One on the seventh hole of Silver Creek CC -Tied 24th Mid-Pacific Open -Tied12th Hawaii State Open 2005-10th Mid-Pacific Open   -Made my 8th Hole-In-One on the 11th hole during Saturday’s round) -70th Hawaii Pearl Open. -1st Pepsi Tour event Aptos Seascape GC -2nd Pepsi Tour event San Juan Oaks (lost 3rd hole of a playoff) -1st Pepsi Tour event Micke Grove Golf Course  (shot 64 while making my 2nd double eagle.) -4th Pepsi Tour event San Geronimo G.C. -Tied 7th Pepsi Tour event Metropolitan Golf Course -2nd Pepsi Tour event Rancho Canada GC -1st Pepsi Tour event Poppy Ridge GC -Tied19th Hawaii State Open .

New Horizons Golf Approach I n n o v a t i v e  C o a c h i n g  F o r  G o l f e r s