Matthew Rudy has been making books, magazine articles and digital content for more than 25 years. He is the Senior Instruction Writer at Golf Digest, where he has produced more than two dozen cover stories since 1999 with players and teachers like Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Ernie Els, Hank Haney and Dave Stockton. Matthew has also written extensively about travel, science, business and cars. You can see some of those articles here. For Golf Digest’s digital content arm, Matthew has organized, scripted and directed premium series, lifestyle and branded video content on locations from Los Angeles to Rio de Janeiro. You can see some of that work here.
Since his first one in 1997 (The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Golf, a cult classic!), Matthew has ghostwritten more than 25 sports and business books for conventional publishers with prominent coaches, peak performance experts and business leaders like Haney, Stockton, Stan Utley, Dr. Michael Lardon, Dr. Jason Selk, Tom Bartow and Bryan Dodge. His newest one is Your Score: An Insider's Secrets to Understanding, Controlling and Protecting Your Credit Score, with consumer credit expert Anthony Davenport. You can find those books at Amazon, here. Matthew has also written custom titles for private clients for sale through Amazon's self-publishing platform. You can find more on those titles here.
Matthew is a native of Saginaw, Michigan. He earned a journalism degree from Michigan State in 1994 and an MBA with a specialization in management from Fairfield University in 2007. He lives in Easton, Connecticut with his wife and three daughters.
“Matthew Rudy’s quiet ease and effortless skill made this project a true pleasure to complete.”
“Matt is instrumental in turning complicated ideas into something the average person can understand and use. ”
“I know how much work goes into organizing and producing a book, but with Matt it never feels like work. He’s the best.”
“The stories in my book are my life, but I wouldn’t have been able to figure out how to organize and tell them if I hadn’t found Matt Rudy. He’s a fantastic writer—even when the subject isn’t golf. ”
