#MadeForGreatness#BestOfTheBest UAE hashtags marketing buzz knows how to mark up its social golf scene and more 6 million in appearance fees* to bring on Top the "Best Of the Best" > World n.1 Dustin Johnson, World Famous Rory Mcilroy, n.1 Race to Dubai 2017 and defending Champion > Tommy Fleetwood pairing 36 holes round1 and 2! This was something I could not miss to follow, monitor and benchmark!
What I learned from these 36 holes closeup, was an exceptional knowledge of better understanding what makes today champions and more why and how Tommy Fleetwood made it back to back win. On day 1, his "SwingScore" made it as low as 58 (One better than Rory) ! More impressive was Tommy putting ratio, despite facing over 500 feet of putting surface, he manages no 3 putts with a 100% In from Zone2 (Short) for a bogey free 66 to co-leading despite being shorter off the tee than Rory and Dustin rocket +300 driving... Was then Putting everything? Probably yes, probably not...
Quotes from Tommy after his last nine holes in 30 to win by 2
"I holed the putts on the back nine, ten, 12, 13, 15, 16, when putts were going in like that, you just feel like, could this be my day again"
Burgundy, Chailly Home of CaddiePlayer & PuttZones
Caddie Axel Bettan winning his first Major, Caddie Chris Liley winning the KLM Open, Raphael Jacquelin’s 62 in Sicily, Céline Herbin 64 to reach Play Off in Dubai, Gregroy Havret 66 at the French Open Golf National, Davide Albertini career best result at the Swiss Omnium, and our "First CaddiePlayer Invitational Pro-Am in Chailly", 2017 ends with our best overall results/achievements since its launch in 2013.
Thanks to all of you for being part/contributors! These results are proving showing that the CaddiePlayer statistic soft wear research and the PuttZones system are on the right track delivering every year more/better.
With 2018 golf season on our door step, starting with the HSBC Abu Dhabi Championship January 15th, we wish you all the best success in your personal quest with in the back of your mind our usual “Moto”: Less drama - More birdies! and with it, hopefully our first TOUR Player Win!
Céline Herbin, who shot a final round of 64, wasn’t too disappointed at being eliminated with a double-bogey on the 18th hole after finding the water with her third shot.She said: “I mean, it was really a bonus for me to in this play-off today. It was an awesome round for me, my personal best, minus eight and I had nine birdies. I enjoyed it a lot today.“I played very well, really, but so I spent a little bit too much time without playing. I finished earlier and I lost a little bit of rhythm, I would say. I could feel it on the drive and even the 7-iron on the lay-up. “The sand wedge went out of the clubface, but today is a very nice day for me. It’s nice to finish well in this tournament, one of the biggest of the LET and I’m very happy.” > read all > http://ladieseuropeantour.com/american-yin-wins-omega-dubai-ladies-classic-in-riveting-finish/
CaddiePlayer Founder Stéphane Barras was as well on the bag of Céline
With scores 72,72,74,70,69 Céline Herbin from France finished T16 at QSchool final stage to regain her full status on the LPGA.
After a complicated 2017 season, where she missed too many cuts, the 2015 Lacoste France Open champion lost her full LPGA status. Céline was mostly struggling on the putting green. However, last July she started to work with CaddiePlayer and its founder Stéphane Barras, who encouraged her to switch to using an MLA putter and to follow the PuttZones system. Since then her performance has improved, peaking today in Daytona - her best score 69 with 5 birdies.
Quote from Céline
"It was stressfull until the end to avoid a playoff. A big thanks to Stéphane Barras and CaddiePlayer, my putting was really very very good those 5 days. I am very happy !"
Céline started golf late, thanks to coincidence, when she went to live in Pedrena Santander, Spain thinking to give up golf, she met Seve's Brother Vincente Ballesteros who drilled her re-start and later qualify to become a Ladies European Tour Professionnal. She is now flying to Dubai where she will compete the Omega Dubai Ladies Classic,her last event on the LET season where she is also a member.
Celine Herbin, Lacoste Porosus Ville, France 35-years-old
Has 37 career starts on the LPGA Tour with a career-best T11 finish at the 2016 Marathon Classic presented by Owens Corning and O-I.
In 2017, Posted a season-best T35 finish at the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship presented by P&G.
Turned professional in 2012 and played on the Ladies European Tour from 2012-14.
