Our Mission
Pinehills PGA golf professionals are dedicated to providing instruction and instruction programs to golfers of all abilities. Our mission is to provide the highest quality learning environment to make your experience fun and productive. The learning process is made easier with video analysis, practice routines, drills and an overall understanding of the game. We strive to give each student an improvement plan for their game and learn how to play the game of golf, not play a golf swing. Experience the Pinehills Golf Academy and take your game to a new level!
Our Team


Michael Rothera, PGA
Director of Instruction
Mike Rothera has been a class A member of the PGA since 2009. While working at in all facets of the golf business since 1997, he has focused his attention on coaching and teaching golf at Pinehills for the past 20 years. Michael has developed the Pinehills Golf Academy which includes programs for all ages and abilities.
Michael's philosophy is simple, "provide a service that will improve the students knowledge of the game in a fun and relaxed atmosphere." He creates a plan for his students with a blend of technology and fundamentals to make the learning process enjoyable. He believes that there is not one method to swing the club and will work hard to find each individual’s path.
While coaching golfers of all abilities, Michael continues building relationships within the community and providing programs for everyone. Michael's mission for growing the game through junior programs has been a strong focus and continues drives his passion for teaching. He was selected as Youth Player Development award winner in 2022 for the local PGA chapter.
Michael lives in Sandwich Massachusetts and is happily married to his wife Kristin and has 2 daughters Grace and Tenley.

Corey McKenna
Golf Professional
Corey McKenna is a PGA Associate working towards membership. He has worked as an assistant professional and golf instructor since 2023 after graduating college at the University of Tampa. His love for the game began just before high school as he went on to play for the team in Attleboro, MA and later played on the University of Tampa’s golf team.
This is Corey’s second year at Pinehills Golf Club where he will be directing the U17 PGA junior league. He focuses mostly on helping players lower their handicaps not only by making changes to their swing but helps students achieve a better approach to the game.
Outside of teaching Corey competes in local New England PGA events throughout the year. He has 1 professional win and many competitive rounds completed as of 2025. He resides in Attleboro where he has 2 younger brothers and a black Labrador named Cora.

