Ball State men’s golf
Competed for the Cardinals from 2008–2012.
Better golf. More fun.
A competitive player and experienced coach who makes the swing easier to understand—and the next step easier to practice.

The quick read
Zac brings college, professional, coaching, and current competitive experience to each lesson—then keeps the focus on your game.
Competed for the Cardinals from 2008–2012.
From beginners to competitive junior players.
A competitive benchmark built through years of play.
Featured during Season 2 while representing Divot Golf Factory.
A player who still plays
Golf has been part of Zac Treash’s life since his junior playing days in Plainfield. He went on to spend four years with the Ball State men’s golf program, turn professional in 2013, and keep competing alongside his work as an instructor.
His background includes state-level high school competition, national junior events, Indiana amateur competition, and a career-low round of 63—twice. More recently, GOLFZON featured Zac as one of the Tour’s leading individual players while he represented Divot Golf Factory.
That experience builds credibility. It does not become a one-size-fits-all lesson plan.
Featured by GOLFZON
GOLFZON profiled Zac during Tour Season 2 as a leading individual player representing Divot Golf Factory.
“I’m not here to make you swing like me. I’m here to make you better at your game.”
Experience beyond the lesson bay
Zac has taught more than 200 golfers, from beginners and recreational players to juniors with college goals. He also served as Avon High School’s head golf coach from 2018–2021.
Led Avon from 2018–2021, including a county championship and state qualification.
Still tests his own game under pressure through professional and GOLFZON Tour competition.
Director of Golf Instruction at Divot Golf Factory in Brownsburg.
The ZT approach
You do not need somebody else’s golf swing—or twelve thoughts over the ball. Zac starts with the golfer in front of him and looks for the smallest change that can make the clearest difference.
Start with your movement, your ball flight, and the part of the game you want to change.
Use clear feedback to identify the smallest useful change—not a dozen swing thoughts.
Leave knowing what to practice, why it matters, and what you should look for on the course.
Breaking 100. Making the high school team. Understanding the driver slice. Competing at a higher level. Or simply enjoying Saturday golf more.
Choose a 60-minute opening with Zac. Submit your request, then pay the $30 booking deposit through Venmo.
Need another time? Additional hours may be available—contact Zac.
ZT Golf Instruction currently offers indoor lessons at Divot Golf in Brownsburg, Indiana.
60 E. Northfield Dr.
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