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Who are we?
At Elite Golf Academy, we believe every golfer has more performance available than they’re currently accessing. Most players know their game doesn’t fully reflect their ability—whether that shows up as inconsistent ball striking, limited power, fatigue late in rounds, or a body that doesn’t move the way it should. Our role is to close that gap.
Our coaching integrates golf coaching and golf-specific fitness to create real, transferable improvement. We start by understanding the golfer in front of us—how they move, how they swing, how they train, and what they want their game to look like in the future. Through detailed movement and performance assessments, we build a clear, structured plan that improves strength, mobility, speed, and control—and ensures those gains show up on the course, not just in the gym.
“Through detailed movement and performance assessments, we build a clear, structured plan that improves strength, mobility, speed, and control—and ensures those gains show up on the course, not just in the gym..”
Too often, golfers train with coaches who don’t truly understand the demands of the golf swing or the physical stresses of the game. Generic strength programs and disconnected fitness plans waste time and limit progress. At Elite Golf Academy, our coaches specialize in golf. We understand the swing, the body, and the competitive challenges golfers face—and we coach with a system that makes improvement measurable, sustainable, and repeatable.
If you know there’s more in your game than you’re currently showing, Elite Golf Academy exists to bring that performance out—deliberately, intelligently, and with purpose.
Meet the team
Andrew chadwick
Founder & Owner
Andrew Chadwick is the Founder and Owner of Elite Golf Academy. With over 15 years of experience coaching athletes from the professional level to recreational level, he has a wide variety of skills.
Andrew grew up in the UK playing soccer winning club titles and player of the year titles for his local club. At the age of 15 Andrew began playing golf and immediately found his calling for sport, a highly individual game and focus on practice, dedication and discipline. He has won many club titles since 2006 and has transferred that passion into Coaching.
Since 2012, Andrew has worked with Professional Golfers, Collegiate and High School and Competitive Amateurs. His specialties lie in Golf Coaching and S&C, helping golfers hit the ball further and play better golf.
Andrew is married with two children and loves to play golf in his spare time when he isn’t reading, learning, playing with his family or just relaxing with a cup of coffee.
Our unique approach
WE Understand THAT EVERYONE IS UNIQUE; we like to meet our athletes where they are and strategically build their program for them.
We like to build solid relationships with our athletes and take them on their journey through our different group and one on one coaching programs.
During your strategic assessment we will analyze your movement patterns, test your performance metrics and assess your current training, nutrition and recovery strategies to put you in the best place to succeed with us.
Our goal is to help support your growth to becoming the best athlete you can be. The best way we have seen this work is by an all encompassing approach, specific to the athlete. YOU!
Our training programs will work on three distinct phases. Firstly, we will isolate specific movement patterns and help the athlete increase awareness of training.
We like to train through distinct phases of movement and we begin with eccentric training, this helps the athlete become more aware of loading the body the right way and help them understand how to absorb force.
Secondly we elevate these patterns into more specific actions for the athlete and their sport, we will incorporate more isolation work here to help the athlete and their ability to store that force created. This phase will increase muscle recruitment ready to produce more force.
Finally, we use those first two phases to help the athlete produce more force in the final phase and see their strength increase, performance increase and their athleticism increase.
