Welcome to

Doak Golf Academy

Join me at Dunedin’s beautiful Otago Golf Club and learn from three decades of tournament and coaching experience. Fix your game with on-course playing lessons, range tuition, and short game skills.

Qualified PGA Golf Professional and former European Tour player teaching golfers of all abilities.

Your new coach

I’ve been a qualified PGA coach and competitive golfer for over twenty-five years, giving my first lesson aged 18 and continuing throughout my worldwide travels.

Mentored by the legendary Bob Torrance, I first gained my European Tour card (now DP World Tour) in 2009 and was lucky enough to play over 130 events, including two US Open Major Championships. I won the Allianz Lyon Open in 2012. I retired from international golf in 2020 and - after coaching across Scotland - I’m delighted to find myself in Otago, putting down family roots near to where my wife grew up.

Whether you're an aspiring pro or just beginning your golfing journey, I can help you develop skills and transform your game. I tailor my tuition to each individual, blending ‘old school’ wisdom with modern technology. As someone that has experienced the highs and lows of golf at the highest level, I can also help you with the hardest part of all: the golfing mind.

Book an on-course, range, or short-game lesson today via this link to the CoachNow App or by using the contact form below.

I hope to see you soon!

Doaky

Black and white image of golfer Chris Doak. He wears a white flat cap. He holds the club above his head and looks into the distance after hitting a great golf shot.

Contact

Please complete this form if you would like more information about coaching packages or holding a golf event for your local club, school, or business.

You can also book lessons direct using the CoachNow App:

Chris Doak PGA top Scottish golf coach now at Otago Club Dunedin. Chris lifts his cap as he walks off the 18th green at Castle Stuart Golf Course, Inverness, Scotland. The scoreboard in the background shows that he is the tournament leader.