Ben Lawrence

Golf has always fascinated me — not just the outcome, but the why behind performance.

Before becoming a PGA Professional, I worked as a Paramedic. That career taught me to understand the human body under pressure — how it moves, how it compensates, and how small changes can create significant outcomes. It also taught me the importance of calm decision-making, structure, and precision.

Alongside that, I qualified as a Level 3 Personal Trainer. I became deeply interested in biomechanics, force production, mobility, and how individual body types influence performance. That curiosity eventually found its way into golf.

When I turned professional and began coaching, I realised something:
Most golfers are taught positions. Very few are taught how to move efficiently.

Every golfer moves differently. Different build, different mobility, different athletic history. My role isn't to rebuild your swing — it's to understand it. To refine it. To make it more efficient so that your data improves, your consistency improves, and your confidence improves.

At Kodo Golf, I combine performance mechanics with measurable feedback. We use launch monitor data not as guesswork, but as confirmation. Improvement should be structured. It should make sense. And it should suit the individual.

Golf improvement isn't about copying someone else's swing.

It's about building one that works for you.