Brad Lardon

PGA Director of Golf at The Club at Las Campanas…Making his sixth KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship start (2016-19, ’23, ’24)…Earned his way into three PGA Championships following top-20 finishes in the PGA Professional Championship in 2007 (T-16), 2011 (T-5), and 2016 (T-13)…Finished T-13 at the 2022 Senior PGA Professional Championship…Winner, 2023, ’22, ‘16 Sun Country PGA Professional Championship; 2022, '20, '19, '18, '17 Sun Country Senior PGA Professional Championship; 2023, ‘22, '21, '18 Senior New Mexico Open; Six-time Sun Country Senior PGA Player of the Year (2018-23); 2019 Sun Country PGA Professional of the Year; 2016 Senior PGA Professional Player of the Year; 2018 Sun Country PGA Bill Strausbaugh Award; 2017 Sun Country PGA Teacher of the Year Award; 2010, '06 Southern Texas PGA Professional Championship; 2016, '13, '12 Southern Texas PGA Match Play Championship; 2013, '07 Southern Texas PGA Player of the Year; 1996, '95 Texas State Open…Secured the winning point for the U.S. Team in the 2011 PGA Cup…Competed on the PGA TOUR in 1991, 1994, and from 2002-05…Has appeared in 106 career TOUR events, including 14 Major championships…Finished T-58 at the 2002 U.S. Open…Played college golf at Rice University...First and only Rice graduate to ever play on the PGA TOUR...Inducted into the Rice Athletics Hall of Fame in 2021...During the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, he launched his 'PGA Pros for PGA Pros' program, conducting half-hour virtual golf coaching sessions and donating 100 percent of the proceeds to PGA Professionals that had lost their jobs due to the pandemic...Also, a competitive table tennis player, having appeared in two U.S. Opens in the sport and previously being ranked in top five in the U.S. for boys under 13…Named to Golf Digest’s Best Teachers in Every State for 2024-25 list.