PGA professionals behind Professional Golf Academies
PGA Professional
PGA Professional & David Leadbetter Instructor
PGA Professional since 1991, with more than 35 years of coaching. Graham specialises in swing technique and V1 video analysis, and leads the training programmes of Professional Golf Academies.
Graham built Professional Golf Academies as a place for golfers of every level: first-time players working towards Platzreife, intermediates who want a clearer long and short game, and advanced players who need on-course tactics plus computer swing analysis.
More than 2,600 golfers have trained with him in Germany, Spain and Portugal. Groups stay small, tuition is in English and German, and the same method travels from Golfclub Hoisdorf in northern Germany to academy weeks on the Atlantic and in Mallorca.
Graham coaches with the David Leadbetter method — one of the most widely recognised swing systems in the world. As a certified DLGA instructor he keeps the theory tight and puts the work on the range and on the course.
With V1 video analysis, players see swing plane, posture and timing instead of guessing. That mix of a proven method and clear pictures is how beginners and single-figure handicaps both leave with something they can actually repeat.
| 1988–1991 | Youth Training Scheme in Brampton, northern England |
| 1991 | Qualified as PGA Professional (PGA of Great Britain & Ireland) |
| 1991–1995 | Professional training in Brampton |
| 1995 | Moved to Germany |
| Until 2004 | Head Professional |
| 2004–2007 | Instructor at the David Leadbetter Golf Academy, Hamburg |
| Since 2007 | Founder of Professional Golf Academies |
| Today | PGA Head Professional at Golfclub Hoisdorf |
| 1989 | County Champion, Cumbria Boys–Junior–Men |
| 1990 | County Champion, Cumbria Boys–Junior–Men (retained title) |
Regular competitor in regional and national events, with a strong ranking on the German PGA list.
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