Bradley Hughes

I'm a PGA coach in London and as always I'm joined by PGA touring professional on the Sunshine Tour, Liam Graham.

Today we're joined by Bradley Hughes, a two-time Australian Masters champion, a member of the international team at the inaugural President's Cup and a player who competed around the world before developing one of golf's most distinctive coaching approaches.

This one is especially personal for Liam.

Years before they met, Bradley's work changed how Liam understood his own swing and eventually

He couldn't make it.

So he pulled out a couple of week- or I think a week before the event, which meant the next highest ranked international golfer was a man by the name of Bradley Hughes.

Shane, have you ever heard of Bradley Hughes?

No, I haven't.

Uh, when, when I read it at first, I was like, man, that Canadian guy was, was there back then too.

Sort of.

Completely different man.

So no, Bradley Hughes is new to me.

Now, I'm not saying that Huntingdale Golf Club was a classical golf course, but it had a lot of soul about it, the old one.

And once they started to fiddle with it to try and bring the scores down, 'cause I reckon the Shark shot 20 under one year, and then Bradley Hughes ripped the joint apart, uh, i- in his second victory, w- you know, he was, like, 24 under par.

They decided to-

It deteriorated over the years

Scotty's amazing with the irons.

And you talk a lot about this guy, Brad Hughes, as a flusher of irons as well.

But I think I'm with you there.

We'll go with David Graham.