"Peter Kostis has often said I am like his third son
- the annoying one who doesn't return phone calls, I get treated as
part of his
family and that is the key to our relationship."
Manager - Guy Kinnings
Guy is my personal manager and coordinates my worldwide business affairs. Now Head of the European Golf Division at IMG, Guy was initially educated at Oxford University, he qualified as a solicitor and worked for a City Law Firm before joining IMG's Legal Department in 1989.
Coach - Peter Kostis
Peter has worked with me since my time at Arizona State University. Peter has been an analyst for CBS/USA Network since 1990 and helps run the Kostis/McCord Learning Centre at Greyhawk GC in Scottsdale. He remains a Top 50 teacher for both Golf Digest and Golf Magazine, and has taught more than 125 PGA, LPGA and Senior PGA Tour Players.
Fitness - Darren Roberts
Darren Roberts has 7 years experience working in performance training and is currently the Athlete Performance Director at Red Bull , working with all their high performance athletes. Darren is also the nutritionist for Reading Football Club. Prior to this Darren has 10 years experience as a parachutist in the RAF Regiment and restraint and arrest officer. Darren and I focus mainly on strength and conditioning training. This involves developing my explosive power and dynamic flexibility to assist the golf swing as well as nutrition and hydration advice.
Fitness - Damon Shelton
Damon is a guy I work with in the U.S. on fitness, a lot of the time at the gym, he’s a great guy. I've worked with him for two or three years. I found him through Peter Kostis and I think that's allowed the work that I've been working on with Pete to become more productive.
Assistant - Katie Troughton
Katie also works for IMG and deals with both my day to day business and personal arrangements, along with liaising with my sponsors.
Caddy - Craig Connelly
Craig is a very experienced caddie and is back on Paul's bag for the second time. Affectionately known as the'Wee Man', Craig took up caddying the week after leaving St Columba's High School in Clydebank. He had started playing golf as a junior at the town's public course and got his own handicap down to five at one point before concentrating on carrying clubs.