Pat Newton

Born and raised in New Jersey Pat graduated from Quincy University (Quincy, IL) in 1989. During his time at Quincy University Pat served as the Sports Information Director (SID) for Quincy’s Mens’ NCAA Division I Soccer team. Traveling with the team, Pat was responsible for all press releases, media guides, and team communications.

Graduating with a degree in Political Science Pat worked for several political campaigns and served at the office of Congressman Dean Gallo in Washington, DC. During this time Pat was able to continue developing his marketing and communication skills.

Since the early 90′s Pat has worked in sales and marketing in the printing and packaging industry. In 2002 Pat started Whitehouse Printing & Labeling (WP&L) and sold the business in 2012 to focus on his golf agency.

In 2007 Pat, his wife Alyssa, and their two children moved to Raleigh, NC. They reside at Wakefield Plantation which is a TPC facility, recently purchased by McConnell Golf. Pat and his family enjoyed the game of golf for many years prior to their move to North Carolina. However, it was at Wakefield where Pat has learned the challenges faced by today’s professional golfer. Wakefield hosts a Web.com tour event each year (The Rex Hospital Open). Pat and his wife have served in a variety of volunteer positions at this event. Each year they host different players, caddies, and tournament officials at their home and have developed a passion for helping professional golfers pursue their careers.

Brad Heaven

Hailing from Auckland, New Zealand, Brad came to the University of Toledo on a golf scholarship in 2000. After a highly successful collegiate career where he also earned Academic All American Honors, Brad turned professional in 2004 and has since spent time on various tours around the globe. He currently resides in Charleston, SC where he and his players have exclusive play and practice privilege at The Kiawah Island Club.

Interesting Facts about Brad:

• From Auckland, New Zealand
• 4 time All-American
• Winner of the 2004 William C Campbell Trophy
• Finalist for 2004 Byron Nelson Award (Academic and athletic achievement award)
• 7 time collegiate winner (including the 2001 All-American Invitational)

Professional Highlights:

• Turned Professional: 2004

Professional Experience:

• PGA Tour, Web.com Tour, Australasian Tour, PGA Tour Canada, NGA Tour, eGolf Tour, Tight Lies Tour, Gateway Tour, Charles Tour of New Zealand, Challenge Tour.

Top Finishes:

• Winner 2006 Red Tail Open (New England Pro Tour) 3rd 2007 Calgary Open (PGA Tour Canada), 4th 2008 Mexico Open (PGA Tour Canada),  15th 2006 Rex Hospital Open (Web.com Tour), 2nd 2004 New Zealand Open, 2nd 2008 Tight Lies Tour.
• Career Low Tournament Round: 62 (twice)