Jack Bado Academy | Golf Coach
About Jack Bado
Jack Bado turned professional in 2009 and completed his PGA Training at Shirley Park Golf Club. In 2012 he won “The Golf College Challenge” shooting rounds of 66, 67 beating a field of fellow professionals and amateurs based at The Golf College.
This win was the catalyst to Jack starting work as one of the coaching staff at The Golf College and by September 2012 Jack had joined the team of coaches working under Paul Lyons and Denis Pugh, the college founders.
Jack has two main roles at The Golf College, firstly as full swing coach alongside Denis Pugh and Paul Lyons using Trackman on the range everyday with the students helping them improve technically. As well as this Jack is head of performance coach, this means focusing on the scoring elements of the game putting, chipping and pitching. Using Strokes Gained statistic analysis Jack helps set each student structured practice programs, measuring improvement and per iodised re-evaluation.
Jack Bado
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Lesson Prices
How much does it cost? >Elite Amateur / Professional Support
Project Mastery >Professional
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Online Coaching
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I offer various online lesson options from US College Student monthly support programs to individual online swing reviews. Head over to the “Skillest App” and search for Jack Bado to find out more. Click here
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Jack Bado Academy Podcasts
Denis Pugh on World Number 2’s, Major Champions and Hitting it Further!
The Golf Virtuoso’s Podcast
Master PGA Professional Denis Pugh chats about his journey from the beginning of his career working along side David Leadbetter. To the trials and tribulations of working with 8 time European Tour money list winner Colin Montgomerie and his work with Open Champion Francesco Molinari.
Specifically how gaining club head speed helped Fran hold off Rory McElroy in the last round of the BMW at Wentworth, win The Open and The Ryder Cup. Did Denis see the writing on the wall with regards to speed gains first.