Martin Chuck

Professional golfer and founder of the Tour Striker Golf Academy, Martin Chuck is one of the world’s best known golfers.

Chuck was always sporty, having played ice hockey for many years before moving into golf and finding he had a natural talent. He trained with golfing legends Moe Norman and George Knudson, joining the Canadian PGA Tour in 1993 and touring nationally for many years. He has worked with several high profile golf clubs, including serving as the PGA Director of Golf and General Manager of Tetherow Golf Club in Oregon, and Director of Golf at the ArrowCreek Country Club in Nevada. He was the host professional of the PGA Tour’s Bob Hope Chrysler Classic as part of his role as Director of Golf at Indian Ridge Country Club. Chuck’s experience both in the game and in golf management make him one of the most knowledgable members of the golfing scene, and in 2011 he founded the Tour Striker Golf Academy. It is now one of the most successful golf training programmes in the world, and Chuck is also the inventor of many products designed to help people in their coaching and learning. This includes the Tour Striker Training Club which is now sold across the world and has won numerous awards.

This keen player, coach and inventor continues to shape the way the world plays golf, and is a leading figure in the sports industry.