Lessons are now available at The Patch
Brady Noland, PGA
Brady Noland is a PGA Class A Golf Professional whose career has been built around competitive golf, player development, and transformative leadership within the golf industry. Today, he serves as General Manager of The Patch at Augusta Municipal Golf Course, where he leads one of the most significant municipal golf revitalization projects in the country.
A native of Virginia, Noland’s competitive golf journey began at Concord University, where he competed for the Mountain Lions men’s golf team. During his collegiate career, he earned Honorable Mention All-Mountain East Conference honors, recorded multiple top 10 finishes. His experience as a collegiate player laid the foundation for a career dedicated to both high-level performance and player development.
Following college, Noland pursued a professional career in golf instruction and club operations, developing a reputation as a passionate teacher and mentor. His instructional philosophy focuses on making the game approachable, enjoyable, and accessible for golfers of all skill levels. Throughout his career, he has worked extensively with beginners, competitive players, junior golfers, and military veterans, helping students build confidence and achieve measurable improvement through structured coaching programs.
Noland’s instructional career included time at premier golf destinations, including Kiawah Island Golf Resort, where he further refined his coaching abilities while working alongside some of the industry’s most respected professionals. His experiences at destination golf properties exposed him to elite service standards, world-class golf operations, and player development programs that continue to influence his leadership style today.
In addition to his operational accomplishments, Noland remains deeply committed to instruction and growing the game. He is a Certified Lead Instructor for PGA HOPE, the PGA of America’s flagship military veteran golf program, and continues to advocate for junior golf, community engagement, and player development initiatives.
Whether teaching a first-time golfer, hosting a major tournament, or guiding a facility through transformative growth, Brady Noland’s mission remains the same: to create opportunities for people to enjoy the game of golf and to leave every facility better than he found it.