Brad Faxon
8X PGA Tour Winner
Brad Faxon is an eight-time PGA TOUR winner, respected broadcaster and one of the finest putters of his generation. Raised in Barrington, Rhode Island, Faxon has maintained deep ties to New England throughout a professional golf career distinguished by competitive success, sportsmanship and charitable leadership. His knowledge of putting and the mental side of golf has also made him a trusted instructor to accomplished professional players.
Faxon attended Furman University, where he was a two-time All-American and won the 1983 Haskins Award as the nation’s outstanding collegiate golfer. He also represented the United States in the Walker Cup before beginning his professional career. Faxon won eight times on the PGA TOUR and represented the United States in the Ryder Cup in 1995 and 1997.
Faxon became particularly renowned for his putting stroke, leading the TOUR in putting average in 1996, 1999 and 2000. His 2000 average of 1.704 putts per green in regulation established a PGA TOUR record at the time. Faxon later added two victories on PGA TOUR Champions and built a successful second career as a golf analyst and putting instructor. Alongside fellow Rhode Island golfer Billy Andrade, he created the CVS Health Charity Classic, which has generated millions of dollars for charitable organizations. His commitment to philanthropy and sportsmanship was recognized with the PGA TOUR’s Payne Stewart Award in 2005.
Brad Faxon is ideally suited for corporate golf outings, private clinics, fireside conversations, client entertainment and charitable events. He can combine practical putting instruction with stories from the PGA TOUR, Ryder Cup and broadcast booth. His reputation for sportsmanship, approachable personality and deep understanding of golf’s mental demands allow him to provide both an exceptional guest experience and meaningful lessons that extend beyond the course.
