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In 2015 I played in the Mercedes World Club Pro-am and failed dismally on the last day, and that was the last Professional tournament I played.

I had many hardships and losses that year.  I dislocated my shoulder and hip, and was told by doctors that I will never be able to play Golf again.  I refused surgery and started my way slowly but surely back to life.

I put my playing career aside and vowed to never play Golf tournaments again and shifted my focus to disabled Golf where I became national coach for SADGA, but unfortunately due to the unstable economy which lead to lack of funds I had to part ways with SADGA.

I started my Academy here at Arrows Rest, Jim & Jerry Driving Range, just over a year ago.

Thank you to all my Loyal Customers, it is an honour to be a part of your and your children’s life’s.

What a blessing to see and enjoy the progress with every lesson.

With the inspiration from you my customers and my Father who have been my Rugby, Cricket and Golf Coach all my life I decided to start practicing again for Golf Tournaments.

I belief with help from my Father and a lot of hard work and dedication I will soon reach all my career goals.  My wish is to be an inspiration to all my young Golfers and to proof that with proper goals, planning, hard work, discipline and dedication we can all reach our dreams.  Anything is possible if you want it bad enough, we can all achieve anything we want.

My first Goal is to prepare and enter the SA Open Pre-Q.



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