David Callaway - Golf Pro

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PROFILE:

What’s your biggest sporting achievement?

5 Pro-Am wins so far in 2011: Milford Pro-Am, Betchworth Park Pro-Am, Walmer & Kingsdown Pro-Am, Cuddington Pro-Am and PGA Surrey Open Pro-Am.

What are your goals?

European Tour player

When did you turn pro?

2007

Who is your coach?

Paul Creamer – Milford G.C

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Tell us a bit about yourself

Fiancée, Karen Bennett. Two cats – Milly & Molly. Chelsea FC supporter.
Degree in Business Management from Mcneese State University, USA. PGA Qualified  
 
How did you hear about Care for Health?

From family plus I previously visited the practice.

How has CFH treatment/advice helped you?

The treatment so far has been great. Seeing all three of the practictioners has helped me see how my body can improve and how we are going to go about this. The main difference so far has been with Dominic - we have had two sessions working on the mental side and this has really helped me as I have had two wins in between each session.

What’s the biggest difference in performance you have seen following CFH treatment?

Biggest difference so far has been with Dominic helping me to get a better belief structure in place. Also help by both Glenn and Alex with getting my body ready for competition.

What does your training routine involve?

I continue to work at Milford G.C as assistant professional. Along with this I practice at least 5 days a week and during the season I have regular weekly tournaments. My daily routine varies depending upon work, competitions and practice.

What do you like best about golf?

I enjoy being outside, enjoying the surrounding scenery. What I enjoy most is competing and being able to help others with their game.

What’s your proudest moment?

Represenitng Mcneese State University for the first time in Washington DC in 2001.

Do you have any race day rituals?

I always use a blue alignment line on my golf balls.

What’s your top tip for someone trying to improve in your sport?

Practice short game the most, have a structured practice programme, and believe in yourself.

What’s the best way for people to follow your progress?

www.davidcallaway.co.uk

Twitter @davidcallaway82