In this podcast episode, Gary Edwin shares his journey from starting golf at 15 to becoming known as "the guru" for his innovative teaching methods. He discusses his early coaching experiences at Roseville Golf Club and the development of his teaching philosophy, which focused on minimising excess movement and using leverage to improve accuracy and distance. Gary also reflects on the impact of technology, such as slow-motion video analysis, on his coaching methods, and his interactions with influential figures in golf, highlighting the evolution of biomechanics in modern coaching.

In this episode of the PGA Podcast, Brent Dale interviews Dave Northey, Head Professional at Concord Golf Club in Sydney, discussing Dave's journey into golf, his roles at various clubs, and the importance of commitment in succeeding as a PGA Professional. Dave highlights engaging with members, managing staff, and proactive communication, while also addressing member engagement strategies, coaching programs, and challenges like managing waitlists for membership. The podcast delves into sales strategies, technology in coaching, and Dave's emphasis on enjoying the industry, understanding business aspects, and fostering a spirit of learning and collaboration.

In this month's episode of the PGA Professional Podcast, Glenn interviews Peter Senior who shares his remarkable journey from his early years in Singapore to becoming one of Australia's most successful tour players. Peter speaks on the significance of his early coaching, particularly his transformative encounter with Gary Edwin, which reignited his passion for the game. Throughout the conversation, Peter reflects on memorable career moments, including wins and challenges faced on the course, while also touching on his family life.  

In this episode, Brent Dale interviews Kerrod Gray who discusses his journey from aspiring player to dedicated coach, highlighting the shift in focus towards coaching and the pursuit of excellence. Kerrod speaks on the importance of global exposure in coaching, shares insights on achieving consistency in golf, and offers advice on navigating challenges such as imposter syndrome while striving for growth.

In this episode, Glenn Whittle interviews Charlie Earp, who has spent over 60 years as a PGA Member, coaching renowned players like Greg Norman, and serving as head pro at Royal Queensland Golf Club for over 45 years. Charlie shares insights into his family background, upbringing, and early experiences in the golfing world, highlighting the unique challenges and humble beginnings of his career.