Paul Gow
Former US PGA Tour Player, Golf Presenter
Few golfing professionals achieve the heights of success like Paul Gow. Following 17 years as a globally renowned golfer, Paul has established a reputation as a highly skilled sportsman, as well as a keen advocate for the broader golfing community. A former US PGA Tour player and multi-tour champion, Paul "Gowie" Gow brings the elite insights of a world-class athlete and the effortless charisma of a veteran media personality to every stage and fairway.
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Paul Gow is one of Australia’s most respected professional golfers, with a career spanning more than two decades across the Australian and US professional tours. A multiple tournament winner, World Cup representative and US PGA Tour competitor, Paul Gow combines elite sporting achievement with an engaging, down-to-earth approach to storytelling. His presentations offer audiences a unique perspective on high performance, resilience, leadership, and the lessons learned from competing at the highest level of international sport.
Throughout an accomplished playing career, Paul Gow competed on the US PGA Tour for five seasons, the US Nationwide Tour for nine seasons and the Australian PGA Tour for sixteen years. His achievements include victory at the 2000 Canon Challenge on the Australian PGA Tour and three US Nationwide Tour titles across 1997, 2000 and 2006. He proudly represented Australia at the 1999 World Cup of Golf, competed in the US Open at Pebble Beach in 2000 and Bethpage Black in 2002, and finished runner-up in a playoff at the 2001 PGA Tour BC Open. Among his many accomplishments are two remarkable records: a course-record 60 in an Australian PGA Tour event and the US PGA Tour record for the most birdies made across a 72-hole tournament, with 32.
Beyond tournament golf, Paul Gow has built a respected career in sports broadcasting and corporate speaking, sharing insights drawn from decades of elite competition. His experience extends from life on the world’s biggest golf tours to the transition from professional sport into business, offering valuable lessons on performing under pressure, adapting to change and sustaining success. Whether speaking to corporate audiences, sporting organisations or community groups, Paul Gow blends humour, authenticity and practical takeaways with memorable stories from a career spent competing alongside some of golf’s greatest names.
