Paull, Keith
Square-jawed regularfoot surfer from Queensland, Australia; winner of the 1968 Australian National Titles, and described by 1978 world champion Wayne Bartholomew as having "the most beautiful style in surfing." Paull was born (1946) and raised on Queensland's Gold Coast, and began riding waves at age 14. The master of what was called the "power-crouch" style, Paull defeated world champions Midget...
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Keith Paull, France, 1968Subscribe to view
Keith Paull, 1968. Photo: Vic JoyceSubscribe to view
(L to R) Peter Drouyn, Kimo McVay, Keith Paull, 1970Subscribe to view
Keith Paull, Sunset, 1969. Photo: Art BrewerSubscribe to view
Keith Paull, Makaha. Photo: Art BrewerSubscribe to view
(L to R) Keith Paull, Bing Copeland, Rolf Aurness, 1969Subscribe to view
Keith Paull, France, 1968
Keith Paull, 1968. Photo: Vic Joyce
(L to R) Peter Drouyn, Kimo McVay, Keith Paull, 1970
Keith Paull, Sunset, 1969. Photo: Art Brewer
Keith Paull, Makaha. Photo: Art Brewer
(L to R) Keith Paull, Bing Copeland, Rolf Aurness, 1969