Bradley Hughes won tournaments around the world. He has played on every PGA circuit in the world, playing in over 35 countries. He competed in The Masters, the US Open, the Open Championship and the PGA Championship. He twice represented Australia in the World Cup of Golf and played for the International team in the inaugural 1994 Presidents Cup. He was twice a winner of the Australian Masters, in 1993 and 1998, and holds the 18 hole, 36 hole and 72 hole scoring records for that event. He won the 1996 Players Championship by a record 12 stroke margin. As an amateur, he represented Australia in several internation competitions. Hughes won the 1987 and 1988 Victorian Amateur Championship and was also victorious in the 1987 Victorian Junior Amateur. In 1988, he won the New Zealand Amateur Championship and the New Zealand strokeplay championship. He also was leading amateur in the Australian Open and the Australian Masters before turning professional at the age of 21.

Bradley Hughes has worked with PGA Tour players from every continent. Luke Donald, Brandt Snedeker, Robert Allenby, Greg Chalmers, Cameron Percy, Mark Hensby, Peter Malnati, Russell Knox, Oliver Wilson, Mathew Goggin, Harold Varner III, Geoff Ogilvy, Scott McCarron, Ollie Schniederjans, Doug Barron, Matt Gogel, Mike Weir, Michael Kim, Cameron Beckman, Tom Power-Horan, Bryden MacPherson, Shaun Micheel, Vijay Singh, Bill Haas, Vaughn Taylor, and Steve Elkington. His greatest success story was Brendon Todd, who was just weeks away from retiring after a three-year slump. Todd would regain his card and win twice on the PGA Tour just 15 months after working with Bradley for the first time. Quick results are often the norm. Peter Malnati won the Valspar Championship just 4 weeks after starting to work with Hughes also. 

Besides being a child prodigy at the game, Hughes was fortunate to learn from most of the world's greatest golfers of the past 50 years. He first met Greg Norman at 12 years of age and followed him around religiously during practice rounds and learned up front and personal lessons from The Shark himself. Over his career he would play with 30 Masters Champions, 32 US Open Champions, 36 Open Champions & 33 PGA Champions.

Competing with and against this vast array of talent allowed Hughes to learn shot making and strategy that most instructors can barely scrape the surface of. Testing his own game in the coal face of competition allowed him to understand what worked, what didn't work and how technique held up under the intensity of tournament play itself. Hughes knows full well what every golfer is going through on their opening tee shot all the way through to the final putt. Victory and defeat and a wealth of experience that only he can offer to all standards of golfer. Experience is the basis of his instruction.