During his 50-year playing career, Roland Stafford qualified for 26 major golf championships and was a member of both the PGA and Senior PGA Tours. In his PGA sections he served two years as president, was twice voted Teacher of the Year, and in 1999 was elected to the PGA Hall of Fame. Roland's success as a professional golfer, coupled with his background as an educator and trained musician (he earned his Master's Degree in Music Education), combine to create a unique but simple system of golf instruction - The Roland Stafford Teaching Method. From the day Roland and Susan Stafford opened their school in 1981 to today, all instructors have been trained in and remain committed to this Method, which often draws analogies between music and golf to help virtually every student, whatever their level, master the fundamentals of the golf swing and improve their game. Just as important as this Method is the spirit of the Roland Stafford Golf School. The emphasis is on learning in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere, establishing personal goals and feeling good about one's own achievements.

Roland Stafford

Playing Record • Pennsylvania Open Champion • Tri-State PGA Champion-3 times • Tri-State Pro Pro-Champion-5 times • West Penn Open Champion • Grand Bahama International Open Champion • U.S. Pro-Am Scratch Champion • Winner of numerable regional Open Championships • Cooperstown Seniors Champion • PGA Quarter Century Champion-2 times • Qualified for 3 USGA National Opens • Qualified for 5 PGA Championships • Qualified for 5 Senior PGA Championships • Qualified for 5 British Senior Opens • Qualified for 8 USGA Senior Open Championships • Holder of five course records • PGA Accomplishments • Member of the PGA Tour and PGA Senior Tour • Served on Executive Board in Tri-State PGA Section • Served as Secretary and President of Tri-State PGA Section • Served on Teaching Panel at PGA Business School • Voted Teacher of the Year in the PGA's Northeast New York Section-2 times • All-time Senior PGA Tour record holder for consecutive eagles • Elected to the PGA Northeast New York Section's Hall of Fame, 1999