Brad Moules

Brad Moules is an Australian professional golfer from South Australia. A former Royal Adelaide and McCracken Golf Club player, he progressed through South Australian amateur golf, won the 2010 Golf SA Amateur Classic and 2011 South Australian Men’s Amateur Championship, represented Australia at the 2011 Spirit International Amateur Golf Championship, and later competed on the PGA Tour of Australasia and PGA TOUR Canada. His best documented professional result is victory in the 2016 South Pacifi…

Brad Moules is an Australian golfer associated with South Australia and the Adelaide amateur-golf pathway. He developed through clubs including McCracken and Royal Adelaide, where he completed a PGA traineeship before moving into full-time professional golf. His early record included state-level junior and amateur success, selection in South Australian representative teams and victory in the 2010 Golf SA Amateur Classic. In 2011 he won the South Australian Men’s Amateur Championship and reached a World Amateur Golf Ranking of 186, earning selection for the Asian Amateur Championship in Singapore. He was also part of Australia’s team at the 2011 Spirit International Amateur Golf Championship. Moules turned professional in October 2013 according to Data Golf and subsequently competed on the PGA Tour of Australasia, with reporting also identifying him as a PGA TOUR Canada/Mackenzie Tour player. His defining professional breakthrough came at the 2016 South Pacific Export Radler PNG Open, where he won after a two-hole playoff. That victory provided entry into major PGA Tour of Australasia events, including the Australian PGA Championship and Fiji International. Provider information identifies his sport as PGA, provider ID 4125, date of birth as 6 May 1991 and status as inactive on 23 August 2026. No reliable source located in this review confirms a current professional tour membership or active tournament schedule.