Ken Tannar has an extensive background in physics and mathematics and has taught senior mathematics and physics for the past 23 years in British Columbia, Canada.

He has combined his passion for golf, physics and mathematics to become an expert in the science and mathematics of golf.

He maintains a popular website, www.probablegolfinstruction.com, which provides golfers with numerous tips for game improvement.

Ken has also provided his expertise to many golf courses and driving ranges about heights of nets and zones of danger. He has done this by utilizing an accurate computer model of the golf ball’s flight.

He has also served as an expert witness in litigations involving golf ball damage in Australia, Canada and the US.

In addition to his expert knowledge, he is also a highly competitive 2-handicap golfer who has won numerous club championships and provincial tournaments.