For about half a decade, Shot Scope has been an integral part of Peter Finch’s golfing life, a name synonymous with golf coaching and online YouTube content.
Finch utilizes Shot Scope’s performance tracking technology, which has enabled him to collect a huge amount of stats over the years, allowing him to see his progression year on year. He’s a firm believer in Shot Scope’s ability to help golfers, regardless of handicap or ability, to improve their game.
Earning his PGA Professional status required Peter to commit countless hours to working on his own game before turning his attention to helping others. This desire to improve made a partnership with Shot Scope a natural fit with performance improvement at the company’s core.
Once qualified, Finch found his stride at Trafford Golf Center, alongside now prominent golfing figures Rick Shiels and fellow Shot Scope Ambassador Andy Carter. This move proved pivotal, exposing him to a different level of coaching intensity and, crucially, sparking his venture into video creation. “I really wanted to start making videos because I hated the idea of walking down the driving range and trying to drum up lessons,” he explains. These videos became a powerful tool, allowing him to share his coaching insights with a wider audience and contributing to the rapidly growing YouTube golf scene.
An integral part of Finch’s content, the “Quest for the Open” series showcased his enduring desire to compete professionally. This series, he notes, was about “keeping alive that dream of playing to a good level. That feeling that you can always get better.” It’s a sentiment that resonates with many golfers, highlighting the continuous pursuit of improvement.
Peter Finch’s journey in golf is marked by continuous improvement and knowledge sharing, making him an excellent Ambassador not only for Shot Scope but for the game of golf itself.
Learn more about Peter Finch’s story with Shot Scope here.
