David Bradshaw was born on April 30, 1983 in Charles Town, West Virginia. Growing up in Jefferson County, he discovered his passion for golf at the age of 13. After graduating from Jefferson High School, he attended Shepherd University, where he played collegiate golf and captured numerous individual and conference titles.

Following college, David pursued a professional golf career and quickly became one of the most dominant players in West Virginia golf history. A 12-time West Virginia Open Champion, he won his first title as an amateur in 2004 and has set the standard of excellence in the event for nearly two decades. His 12 championships rank second all-time, trailing only the legendary Sam Snead, who holds 17 titles.

David has competed in multiple PGA Tour events and national championships, including the U.S. Amateur in 2001 and the U.S. Amateur Public Links in 2004. He spent four years on PGA Tour Canada, where he earned one victory and recorded several top finishes, and two years on PGA Tour Latin America, where he not only found competitive success but also met his wife, Cielo.

Today, David continues to represent West Virginia golf with pride and excellence.