Over 100 years of collective industry experience

Andrew began as a Club Professional, working on instruction, play and player development — which is where the conviction that golf should be open to everyone comes from.

He moved into management, taking leadership roles at clubs owned and operated by high-profile hotel groups, and later with IMG in Asia, where he learned how differently the golf business behaves from one culture to the next.

He led the reopening and management of Port Royal Golf Course in Bermuda, a Robert Trent Jones Sr. design, following its refurbishment in 2008 — and then staged four PGA Grand Slams of Golf there with the PGA of America.

Five years with the Bermuda Tourism Authority followed, as Director of Golf Sales and Marketing, building the strategy that turned the island’s separate courses into a single golf destination.

He now leads Bond Golf Global, and is bringing Jones Creek Golf Course back from closure.

Eric began his career at the Memorial Tournament with Jack Nicklaus, then spent twenty years at International Management Group in Cleveland, ending as Senior Vice President in the Golf Division with responsibility for North American tournament operations, sales and sponsorship.

Seven years in Chicago followed as Senior Vice President of Business Development and Sports Marketing at KemperSports.

Across his career he has sold and managed more than $300 million in sponsorship and produced over 150 golf events — among them the Skins Game, the Father/Son Challenge with NBC, the prime-time Battle series with Tiger Woods, the Deutsche Bank Championship, the KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship and the Palmer Cup.

He has worked alongside Arnold Palmer and Mark McCormack at IMG, Jack Vickers at Castle Pines and Jack Nicklaus at the Memorial, and holds relationships across the PGA TOUR, LPGA, PGA of America, USGA and the major networks.