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Two Years of CaddiePlayer Online
CaddiePlayerCenter Chailly, Burgundy France
Today mark two years of CaddiePlayer launch and with it many stories, success and update with one goal in Mind > DELIVERING THE BEST AND MOST EFFICIENT DATA/ANALYSIS for the PLAYERS, COACHES and CADDIES. My slogan more than ever #IamCaddiePlayer meaning everyday thinking to resolve/improve your ultimate goal = How to Score Low, How to optimize the ideal 4 under par Score as so called "Chase68". Note: at the Tour level -16 (4 times 68) = in the TOP every Week.
For the past 2 years I have collected thousands of Data from YOU and others, I have followed and CaddiePlayer Myself tens of Golfers from Legend Beck to Master Spieth. Thanks to ShotLink PGA tour, I have been able to convert and benchmark the BEST with the WORST score, the FIRST with the LAST place. Now everything clear as Crystal.... The RECIPE is: (%Z1+%Z2+%Z3+%Z4) + (RS-SC) X 10 = YOUR GOFLING ABILITIES.
Today CaddiePlayer account 213 PLAYERS for 446 ROUNDS. Do you think an average of 2 rounds per Player is enough? I don't. As per my experiences with Stats, 10 rounds per Player would be the ideal number to have a clear abilities picture. I understand that it’s not simple/easy to collect and enter data, after your round you are tired, you do not have access to wifi, or/and you do not feel like going through your tough day but at the end you need to decide what you want. Me what I see is that the happy few who follow the CaddiePlayer procedure have success...
The past 3 months CaddiePlayer developers and I have invest a lot of time and energy in order to make CaddiePlayer Data process, faster and better. We have added several new features as > Abilities to Select Type of Round, PrintResult, Par3,4 and 5 -+, Average UpDown and Wedge Proximity and many more key factors for you to discover.
Now as I always say > you the PLAYER have the last word, the last CHOICE, the last TASK > Recording, Recording, Recording. Until next time #IamCaddiePlayer, your guide to the Top of your Everest.
Best regards from CaddiePlayer Training Center Chailly Burgundy France where you are welcome to visit and learn more… Enjoy USOpen Week! Stéphane Barras, CaddiePlayer Founder
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Mouratoglou is a CaddiePlayer? Read "Le Coach" (Tennis)
After 10 days of Tours Trotter: Nordea Masters (Sweden) - ASGI Pro (Switzerland) and Letaccess (France) I am back to CaddiePlayerCenter Chailly (Burgundy) to prepare to host the first CaddiePlayerChailly ProCamp.
As I was over night stay in Beautiful Strasbourg home of this week Letaccess Generali, I happen to end up in a local library when I posted and bought "Le Coach" an autobiography of Patrick Mouratoglou today coach of Tennis Superstar Serena Williams.
As soon as I started to read his extraordinary journey and more his thoughts about becoming a Elite coach I understood I would find a lot of analogy with what I am trying to do with CaddiePlayer. Not only I found out a lot of similitude and plus famous "LifeLessons" quotes from Confucius to Lincoln but as well the exact same terminology from CaddiePlayer about "TheZone" those strategic "Spot" where your ball need to be in order to optimize your results.
Also in Chapter 5 of "Le Coach" where Mouratoglou is explaining in depth what Coaching is about he quotes: "Since I have started my coaching career I have been interested about Statistics because I believe they bring a essential clearness to the game" "Statistics deliver a vision purely rational, without emotion but as well unarguable".
As ever then before I can only encourage to use the latest Science/Stats Findings and make "The Difference" to your golfing journey.
Until next time #IAmCaddiePlayer, Stéphane Barras CaddiePlayer founder and Statistics Believer
To order "Le Coach" In French > http://www.amazon.fr/Coach-Patrick-Mouratoglou-ebook/dp/B00WT0U4VO/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1433963952&sr=1-1&keywords=the+coach
Second victory for Swiss Benjamin Rusch
U.S. Women's Open Attracts Record Entries
Article posted by USGA,
The momentum from last year's highly successful U.S. Women's Open Championship at Pinehurst No. 2 continues, as a record 1,873 competitors have submitted entry applications to the USGA to play in the 2015 U.S. Women’s Open Championship at Lancaster (Pa.) Country Club.
It is the second consecutive year that the U.S. Women's Open has set an entry record. The previous mark of 1,702 came in 2014, when the U.S. Women's Open was played immediately following the U.S. Open at Pinehurst. It also marks the ninth time since 2004 that the championship has accepted a record number of entries. Among this year’s total are 96 fully exempt players, including 11 Women’s Open champions.
“The United States Golf Association is proud to again have accepted record entries for the U.S. Women’s Open, which is an indicator of the growing strength of and interest in the women’s game,” said Diana Murphy, USGA vice president and chairman of the Championship Committee. "We have received tremendous support for this championship from Lancaster Country Club, as well as the residents and businesses in the greater Lancaster area. We look forward to bringing the championship, the pinnacle of women’s golf, to this classic course.”
To be eligible for the U.S. Women’s Open, a player must have a Handicap Index® not exceeding 2.4, or be a professional. Sectional qualifying will be conducted over 36 holes between May 9 and June 15. Qualifying will be held at 21 sites in the United States, as well as four international sites, in the People’s Republic of China, England, the Republic of Korea and Japan.
Michelle Wie, who captured the 2014 U.S. Women’s Open, is one of 11 fully exempt champions. Wie is joined by Na Yeon Choi (2012), Paula Creamer (2010), Laura Davies (1987), Eun-Hee Ji (2009), Cristie Kerr (2007), Birdie Kim (2005), Se Ri Pak (1998), Inbee Park (2008, 2013), So Yeon Ryu (2011) and Karrie Webb (2000, 2001). Twenty-five of the exempt players have combined to win 31 USGA championships, including four of the last five U.S. Women’s Amateurs – Kristen Gillman (2014), world No. 1 Lydia Ko (2012) and Danielle Kang (2010, 2011).
The USGA accepted entries for the 70th U.S. Women’s Open from golfers in 49 states (all except Maine) and 54 foreign countries. Of the United States entries, California had the most with 294, followed by Florida with 275 and Texas with 143. Of the foreign entries, 191 were received from Japanese players, followed by Korea with 94 and Canada with 61. For the second consecutive year, 10-year-old Alexa Pano, of Lake Worth, Fla., was the championship’s youngest entrant. The oldest entrant is Debby Pinnell, 64, of Leland, N.C.
Sally Watson, a professional from Scotland who played on the 2008 and 2010 Great Britain and Ireland Curtis Cup Teams, was the first applicant when entries opened on Wednesday, March 4. Amateur Lauren Atkinson, of Bow, Wash., submitted the championship’s final entry approximately six minutes before entries closed on Wednesday, May 6.
There are still several ways for players to gain an exemption into the U.S. Women’s Open. The winner of the 2015 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship and any other LPGA co-sponsored events prior to the start of the U.S. Women’s Open will earn exemptions. Additionally, the top 50 point leaders and ties from the Rolex Rankings as of July 5 will be added to the exempt list, provided they were not previously exempt into the championship.
More information about the U.S. Women’s Open before, during and after the 2015 championship is available at uswomensopen.com