Ray was born and raised in the heart of the Southside of San Antonio. He is a 1998 graduate of Harlandale High School where he was a three sport student-athlete (football, baseball, & golf). Ray helped re-establish a dormant Harlandale golf program in 1996 and won the first medalist district championship in school history in 1998. During his senior season at HHS, he was named to the Greater San Antonio First Team All-City squad and earned a golf scholarship to Texas Lutheran University. While at TLU he was named conference player of the week four times, won the American Southwest Conference Championship in 2002, and was recognized as the TLU Co-Athlete of the Year. In 2008 he started his nearly three year stint on the pro golf mini tour circuit which included a trip to PGA Tour Q-School in 2010. August 2011 was the start of a new career for Garza. He started out at Leal Middle school as a teacher and golf coach helping establish the district wide middle school golf program that exists today. In 2014, Coach Garza took a teaching position at Harlandale High School, and in 2015 stepped in as head boys & girls golf coach. In Coach Garza’s inaugural season, he led the Harlandale boys and girls team to their first ever team district championships.

Kyle was born and raised in Sulphur Louisiana. He and his family moved to Castroville, TX in 2001 where he attended Medina Valley High School. Kyle was a four-year letterman at Medina Valley where he led his team to 3 district titles and two state tournament appearances. After graduating, he earned a scholarship to play for the University of Louisiana. As a Ragin Cajun, Kyle lettered all four years, earning all-conference honors in 2008 and 2010. In 2011, Kyle moved back to Texas and became head golf professional at The Golf Club of Texas in San Antonio. He remained there for 2 years before moving to Briggs Ranch until 2014. In 2014, Kyle accepted a position at Medina Valley High School to teach and be the assistant golf coach. That year his girls team won a district title, and Kyle was promoted to head golf coach the following year. Kyle’s 4 year coaching career included 2 district titles, 3 individual regional appearances and 1 individual state appearance.

AJ Montecinos graduated from Jackson State University in 1997 with honors after receiving a full-ride golf scholarship; he played all four years, two of which he led as team captain.  During his time at JSU, he experienced being one of the first members from a HBCU to get into the NCAAs.  From there, he went on to coach both the men and women’s golf teams at Talladega College before turning professional on a mini-tour in Florida.  Following FL, he was offered a head teaching position in Michigan at Tanglewood Golf Club.  AJ continued his passion for golf, and is now a twelve year veteran caddy on the PGA tour with multiple historical wins including a major(2009 PGA Championship) and numerous top 10 finishes partnering with Y.E. Yang and Kevin Streelman.  He currently holds the position of CEO and Founder of GiiC (giiconline.com), which is a clothing brand that supports the city of San Antonio through proceeds of online sales.  Through his work in the community, he created the GiiC Scholarship Fund which has sponsored dozens of underprivileged children to learn the game through the First Tee of San Antonio.  And most recently, AJ will be inducted into the Jackson State Univertsity Sports Hall of Fame later this year.