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About Henry Fall

Since 2021, I’ve been the lead assistant coach and partner to Milo Lines, growing Milo Lines Golf and our mission to help golfers around the world to Swing Like an Athlete™.

Together, we’ve built an Online Academy that has transformed the games of over 2,500 members and hosted over 30 in-person golf schools across the West Coast, including here in Phoenix, helping golfers just like you.

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Unleash your inner athlete

We’ve worked side-by-side with golfers of all abilities, from 30 handicappers, to elite amateurs, and even PGA Tour professionals. During this time we’ve also grown our YouTube channel to over 75,000 followers, sharing weekly game-changing tips and live lessons with our awesome students, showcasing their incredible before-and-afters. At Milo Lines Golf, we’re all about empowering your inner athlete for more distance, consistency, and fun on the course.

The full Milo Lines Golf coaching team at a recent golf school, including: Henry Fall, Milo Lines, Ed Lasater, Blake Cannon, and Zach Gulley.

Professional golf caddie Henry Fall and wife Dana Fall (formerly Dana Finkelstein) during an LPGA Tour event.

A Tour caddie by your side

I’ve also had the privilege of caddying full-time on the LPGA Tour for my wife, Dana Fall, since 2020. We’ve traveled the world together and played alongside many of the best female golfers in the game.

During this stretch we also competed in all 5 major championships, including the 2025 U.S. Women’s Open at Erin Hills.

Providing expert insight

This front-row seat to the highest level of golf has helped sharpen my coaching, giving me insights to help you not just swing better, but also play smarter and shoot lower scores.

While on the bag, I’ve also picked up key understandings in club fitting, fitness and speed training, 3D and force plate motion analysis, and green reading systems like TourRead®, all of which have come in handy on Tour.

Henry Fall with wife Dana Fall, alongside LPGA Tour legend and world golf hall of fame member, Annika Sorenstam.

Henry Fall celebrating a division III college golf tournament win while attending Elms College.

A player’s perspective

Prior to my years here in Arizona, my journey began in Maine, where I started taking golf lessons at just 7 years old. My passion for the game soon led me into tournament golf, and eventual victories in all three age groups of the Maine State Junior Championship, plus strong showings in several other top events across New England.

I went on to attend Elms College in Massachusetts, and as a 4-year starter on the golf team won multiple individual titles. The highlight for me was our team winning the conference championship during my senior year, earning us a spot in the 2014 NCAA Division III Championship. Those years of competition and growth in many ways built the foundation for my coaching.

Always a coach at heart

Following school I held several positions in the sport before arriving in Arizona, including: caddying, working as an assistant professional at several high-level clubs, and serving as Head Golf Coach for the Bates College Men’s & Women’s Teams for two years–helping reignite their programs.

Former Bates College Head Golf Coach, Henry Fall alongside the men's and women's teams in Brunswick, Maine following a college tournament.

Henry Fall golf swing alongside Milo Lines at Superstition Mountain Golf and Country Club in Gold Canyon, Arizona.

Years of experience

Now as a Level III, PGA of America member working toward Class A status, I bring over 25 years of competitive and coaching experience to the table. Many thanks go to my great mentors along the way, like Milo Lines, Mike Malaska, Martin Chuck, 3x WLD Champion Eddie “Fast Eddie” Fernandes, Brad Faxon, Dr. Scott Lynn of Swing Catalyst, Mike Bender, Butch Harmon, and George Gankas.

You could say I’ve pretty much tried every method under the sun, but their wisdom and guidance has fueled my passion for a simple, athletic approach to coaching. One that delivers real results for my students, no matter your current playing level.