Zach Gray

Before playing on the links, Danny Cowell was on the pitch with plans of becoming a professional footballer. But multiple knee injuries and surgeries derailed those plans… arguably for the better. Danny’s focus soon shifted to golf, where he picked up the sport at a rapid pace and soon became… Read More »Coach Profile: Danny Cowell

As the son of a psychologist and an Oxford University student-athlete, it’s no surprise that Charles Sandison-Woods became a pro golf coach. Over the years, he traveled the world to work with some of the best coaches and experts to help improve his own craft. As a coach at Moor Park… Read More »Coach Profile: Charles Sandison-Woods

For his entire life, Andy Little has only known golf. At the age of 2, he was given a small plastic club and was always playing with it. He eventually moved up to real clubs and big courses before a traumatic injury experienced playing the sport he loved nearly took… Read More »Coach Profile: Andy Little

It was around age 14 when Phil Leathem joined his local country club after dabbling in the sport his whole family played. A few years later, he noticed he was getting pretty good and went for a lesson with the head professional. It was during this lesson that Phil’s career… Read More »Coach Profile: Phil Leathem

Although South Africa has brought us some of the world’s best golfers in the likes of Gary Player and Ernie Els, the game itself isn’t easily accessible to everyone in the country. That why Bradley Nienaber, a South African native and life-long golfer, became a golf instructor. With over a… Read More »Coach Profile: Bradley Nienaber

Trevor Wallman always had an interest in golf, but it wasn’t until later in life when he separated his shoulder that he learned to be less reliant on his arms and use his body more. The adjustments he made gave him the opportunity to get his pro card, which he… Read More »Coach Profile: Trevor Wallman