The sight of Jack Nicklaus winning the Masters Tournament on television proved to be the defining moment in his life. Until then, cycling was his main pursuit. His mother organized a course of six lessons at Welwyn Garden City and within two years he had become an accomplished golfer. Won numerous professional tournaments, but decided to revamp his swing under the tutelage of David Leadbetter. The process was long and painstaking, but paid off as he won three Open Championships (1987-90-92) and three Masters titles (1989-90-96) with new swing. Produced one of the great come-from-behind wins in 1996 Masters Tournament, beating Greg Norman after being six strokes behind going into the last day...Book Nick Faldo for Your Event

Won 30 European Tour titles, including three Volvo PGA Championships and three successive Irish Opens. Also won four regular tournaments in USA. Became first player, in 1992, to win over £1 million in a season. Split from Leadbetter in September 1998. Partnered David Carter to England's first victory in the World Cup in Auckland November 1998. Split with long-time caddie, Fanny Sunesson in November 1999 after a ten year partnership but joined up again in the 2001 season during which he finished third in the Volvo PGA Championship at Wentworth Club. Worked as a commentator for Sky Sports during The 34th Ryder Cup Matches at The De Vere Belfry and admitted the thrill of the occasion had inspired him to try and make the European team one more time at Oakland Hills Country Club in 2004. Still holds the record as the leading points scorer for Europe in Ryder Cup history.

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