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David Graham:
- Born in 1946 in Windsor, Victoria (Australia)
- Started Golf at 12 years of age at Wattle Park in Melbourne
- Switched from left to right handed as a Trainee Professional
- Was the Club Professional at Seabrook Golf Club in Tasmania
- Moved to Sydney and worked for PGF
- Turned Pro in 1962
- Was coached by Alex Mercer
- Moved to America in 1969
- Won the 1977 Australian Open at The Australian Golf Club
- World Golf Hall of Fame Inductee, 2015
- Won 1979 USPGA after double bogeying the 72nd hole
- Won the 1981 US Open
- Won 37 tournaments worldwide
- One of the hardest workers of all time
- Plays with Lee Trevino four times a week 
- Hung out with Ben Hogan a lot

Grant Field:
- Has coached Cam Smith since he was 10
- National PGA Coach of the Year twice
- QLD State Coach of the Year four times
- QAS Head Coach
- Husband to Jennifer and father of two

Mike Orloff:
- Born in LA in 1967
- Youngest of four boys to Bill and Mary-Anne Orloff
- Member of both the US and Aus PGA
- In 2003, he visited close to 19 countries in one year
- Has managed many Golf courses and facilities
- Worked for Iseek Golf
- CEO of Golf Industry Central, Australia
- Has helped shaped the Australian Golf industry behind the scenes
- Married to Chelsea
- Father of two children

Robert Gavshon

- Born, Johannnesburg South Africa 1947
- Was heavily involved in swimming, tennis and Rugby Union 
- Studied Law and graduated
- Married Jennifer in 1977 in South Africa
- Migrated to Australia in 1978
- Starting Rebel Sport and BBQ Galore  
- Is a member of the Australian Golf Club
- Has received an Order of Australia Medal (2019)
- Has three children
- Has 10 grandchildren

Rodger Davis:
- Born in Sydney in 1971
- Youngest of four children to Stewart and Edith
- He started playing Golf at 11 years of age
- Turned pro at 23 in 1974 
- Won 42 tournaments worldwide
- Was ranked 7th in the world in 1986
- He beat Freddy Couples in a playoff for the Bi-Centenial Classic in 1988
- Current Chairman of the Australian PGA
- He still loves the game and plays Golf 3 or 4 times a week

Col McGregor:
- Born in 1940 in Concord, Sydney
- Started as a caddy at Concord Golf Club
- He served his Apprenticeship under Bruce Jackson (PGA Professional)
- In 1965 and 1966 he won the NSW Open and NSW PGA Championships
- Peter Thompson was his mentor
- He played Golf with Bobby Locke
- He served his entire Club Professional career at NSW Golf Club
- He has been a PGA Member for over 60 years
- He is now 82

Ian "Moose" Robilliard interview on Yardage Book Yarns now live!

Ian played 287 NBL games in total representing three teams including the Sydney Kings

He has also been the CEO and Head Coach of The Sydney Kings

He worked for the PGA of Australia for over ten years in senior roles

He is the Founder and CEO of The Central Coast Academy of Sport, which caters for approx 280 athletes across 14 sports

Recipient of both an Australian Sports Medal and Order of Australia Medal for his contribution to Sport

One of the nicest guys in Australian Sport

Scott Gardiner:
- Started Golf at 7 years of age in Sydney
- Moved to the Gold Coast where he won the Club Championship at Coolangatta Tweed Golf Club 
- Represented NSW in the state team
- Represented Australia in the National Team
- Gained a scholarship at The Australian Institute of Sport in Melbourne
- Turned pro in 2000
- Played on the Korn Ferry Tour for 7 years from 2005 to 2012
- Gained his PGA Tour card in 2013
- Played in the final group of the Sony Open in Hawaii with Phil Michelson
- He watched Adam Scott finish eagle, birdie, eagle to win the Scottish PGA, then got a lift on his private jet
- He now lives in Arkansas in the US, and coaches all skills levels, but mainly aspires to help other young golfers gain confidence and achieve their goals
- Scott is married with two sons

Ian Triggs:
- Grew up in Bundaberg, QLD
- Played off +3 at 15 years old
- Had Greg Norman as a caddy for one Interstate series
- Was a Club Pro at Bargara and Kaperra Golf Clubs
- John Sendon was one of his Trainee Professionals
- He coached John Senden and Karrie Webb for many years
- His players have won 150 tournaments worldwide
- Former Natioanl PGA Teacher of the Year
- He has coached at six US Masters and many other majors
- One of Australian Golfs true gentleman

Aron Price:
- A very honest and candid interview
- Born in Sydney
- Was a member of Kareela GC
- Went to Georgia Southern University
- Was the number one ranked college player in America
- Turn Pro in 2004
- Played on the Nationwide and Korn Ferry tours
- Got his PGA Tour card
- Lives in Jacksonville, Florida
- Married to Lucy and has two sons
- Now a realtor in Florida