“My role is to give options, not to give an answer.” – Mark Bull
About Mark Bull
Mark Bull is one of the leading minds in the field of golfing biomechanics. He has extensive knowledge on the relationship between skeletal movement and an effective golf swing, something he has used to help many of the best golfers on the planet.
As a junior, Mark Bull was a talented golfer, but injury proved to be the catalyst for changing interests. His passion moved away from competition and towards biomechanics, a field in which he is now one of the leading minds.
He first became a member of the PGA in 1996, and qualified second in the PGA trainee of the year award at the start of his coaching career.
Since then, he has been continually adding to his resume both academically and through tangible coaching experience. He has recently completed a PhD in Sport, Exercise and Rehabilitation Science at Birmingham University, with a research focus on, unsurprisingly, the impact of exercise on golf swing biomechanics and kinetics. His work with European tour players, including 2016 Masters Champion Danny Willett and 2011 Open Champion Darren Clarke, highlights the esteem in which he is held.
Mark places a strong emphasis on the idea that no two golf swings are the same, preferring to utilise the specific bodily movements of each individual to best develop their golf swing. In this interview, he explains in detail how he does this, and the role he plays in helping players of all abilities to improve their game. He provides a fantastic level of detail, from the importance of posture to the way he uses bio-feedback, as well as his own development as a golf coach.
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