Brad Lamb

Brad Lamb is an Australian golfer from Victoria who competed as an elite amateur and professional. He won the Australian Men’s Amateur Championship in 2000, represented Australia in the 1999 Nomura Cup team that won gold, and appeared in the 2008 Open Championship. Provider data lists him as inactive as of 23 August 2026.

Brad Lamb is an Australian golfer born in Victoria on 9 March 1977. He emerged through the Victorian amateur system and became one of Australia’s leading amateurs in the late 1990s, winning the 1999 John Crosby Trophy at the Golf SA Amateur Classic and the 2000 Australian Men’s Amateur Championship. He also represented Australia at the 1999 Nomura Cup, where the Australian team won the Asia-Pacific amateur team championship. Lamb later competed professionally on international and Australasian circuits, including appearances in PGA TOUR events and the 2008 Open Championship. His professional career included starts in events such as the Australian PGA Championship, Australian Masters, New Zealand Open, Jacob’s Creek Open Championship and the HSBC New Zealand PGA Championship. He did not record a verified professional victory in the sources reviewed. In his later career, Lamb became involved in golf coaching and instruction in Victoria. He has been identified as a former PGA professional, golf coach and founder of The Golf Institute in Geelong, where he has worked with Gary Edwin and contributed to player development and golf-conditioning programmes. Provider data identifies Lamb as inactive on 23 August 2026.