Lee Mucklow -  Club professional and Head of the Golf School since August 97. Lee has been PGA qualified 13 years. Before joining Windlesham Lee was Senior Assistant Professional at Sunningdale Golf Club and a playing professional for 2 years sponsored by TI Apollo Ltd.  Lee has attended two European Tour Apollo weeks, the PGA Teach-In seminar, the European coaching conference in Malaga and is certified in Neuro Linguistic Programming as a Practitioner.

Jeremy Bennett - has been a qualified PGA professional for 25 years. He represented England as an amateur before enjoying a successful playing career on the European Tour, being ‘Rookie of the Year’ in 1981. He gathered invaluable experience not by chance but being past down to him by such players as the legendary Sir Henry Cotton, Britain’s second most successful player. Our most successful player of course being Nick Faldo, which apart from competing against head to head, ironically coached with success for 3 years. Within weeks Faldo had a top 5 placing in the US Open, his best result in a major in 6 years and then challenged at the British Open to win his 7th major eventually slipping back to 8th. Jeremy improved all areas of his game, perhaps particularly his driving. He was almost the shortest hitter on tour, but turned that around to being past 50% of the field, combining that with often leading the driving accuracy stats. Other major champions he has coached include Seve Ballesteros, Bernhard Langer and Sandy Lyle. Different generations of players Jeremy has coached with a Midas touch include Paul Casey and up and coming Oliver Fisher. He has also enjoyed success with amateur teams, firstly guiding Surrey’s 1st Team to becoming national champions in 2000 and once again a few years later, a good recovery considering they had been in the wilderness for 21 years. Jeremy was recognised by Butch Harman as one of Europe’s top 20 coaches and invited to a conference to share new ideas and experiences of coaching with him and his brothers. Jeremy relishes working with enthusiastic players of all standards, his style of teaching is simple and effective, identifying quickly the areas of need and putting a development programme in place and then applying uncomplicated techniques to achieve results. Jeremy is forever looking to move the game forward and is soon to introduce a revolutionary training aid and pioneering book
 

Richard Bishton started his professional career as a trainee at Royal Ascot GC before moving on to work with Kim Short in the shop at Windlesham, where he qualified as a PGA Professional in 2001. In 2001 Richard moved to Blue Mountain Golf Centre to initiate his coaching career. He was able to maintain a full diary coaching a wide range of golfers and found the experience gained in this period was invaluable in evolving his style of coaching. Richard joined the Windlesham Golf School in 2004 to combine his coaching career with that of a tournament golfer. Since joining the school, Richard has had a successful season winning the Paul Hurling South Region Masters as well as 3 individual pro-am victories. Richard’s stroke average in the South Region Order of Merit this season was 72 including 20 rounds below par. During his own playing development Richard has worked with the David Leadbetter Golf Academy and the great John Jacobs. Through the years of working with these coaches, together with experience from playing tournament golf and his time as a coach at Blue Mountain Richard firmly believes in striking a balance between thoroughness and simplicity to communicate the essence of the golf lesson.