ABout me
I started playing golf at a very young age through my father, and progressed quickly as a junior golfer achieving a single figure handicap by 13 and shooting my first under par round age 14. Representing Sussex at U14, U16 and U18 and moving onto competing in national amateur tournaments such as the McGregor, Carris, Tillman and English Open.
At 17 I had earned a scholarship to Georgia Southwestern State University to compete amongst other young aspiring golfers in NCAA's Peach Belt conference. Participating in tournaments at world renowned golf courses including Kiawah Island, Doral, Shoal Creek and more.
I turned professional in the summer of 2016 and began competing on the EuroPro Tour in the UK and the Pro Golf Tour in Central Europe, earning a world ranking of 1744. In 2018 I returned to the United States to compete on the mini-tour scene in California and Arizona. Whilst competing professionally I was simultaneously developing my skills and becoming increasingly knowledgable as a golf coach. My interest in swing mechanics began very young from my father's old VHS recordings of David Leadbetter and through extensive study, research and experimentation, I have been able to improve my coaching to a whole different level.
I have been fortunate enough to work with several fantastic coaches including Chris Como (Tiger Woods 2014-2017), George Gankas (PGA Tour), Ray Cutright (PGA Tour), Rick Sessinghaus (PGA Tour), Hugh Marr (European Tour) and Benn Barham (European Tour). Gaining a unique perspective of coaching from some of the best in the world, while also absorbing different perspectives on how people should play the game.
My goal as a coach isn't just to to help as many people improve their golf but to also help them UNDERSTAND their own games... To learn, how/why/when and what the causes and consequences of their actions are. So that they are able to essentially teach themselves. To all extensive purposes, once you have the knowledge, to a certain extent you can teach yourself. This is my goal.