CaddiePlayer LoveLady, trial 2014, win a Car in Shanghai

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Brazilian Victory Lovelady lit up the Shanghai Qizhong Garden Golf Course in the first round of the Buick Championship on Thursday when she made a hole-in-one at the 16th, to win a top of the range Buick GL8, worth approximately 60,000 euros.

Having received an invitation to play in the tournament courtesy of the golf club, Lovelady used a hybrid 5 club to ace the 187-yard par-3 16th, which played as her seventh hole.

After signing for an opening round of one under par 71, she told reporters: “I started today playing a little but poorly: I started bogey, par, bogey. Right before the hole in one I had a birdie so I was happy. With that shot, the wind was crossed, right to left. From the practice round I remembered that the green was very firm so I thought, ‘I’m just going to have fun here, hit a draw and let the wind take it and do my best.’

“All of a sudden, I see the ball crossing in front of the flag. It bounced left of the flag and then all of a sudden the ball goes right and hits the pin and I hear the noise and I’m like, ‘I can’t believe it just went in!’ I was hugging all the caddies and all the players and everyone was happy so it was a lot of fun. Then everyone started to point behind my back. I was just happy with my score but then all of a sudden I had won a Buick and that was really amazing.”

Lovelady, who began to play golf in Rio de Janeiro, which will host the Olympics Games next summer, felt extremely fortunate to have the opportunity to compete in the tournament.

She added: “I feel extremely blessed to be playing this sport, to be part of the LET and to be able to come to China to play. Not many people have that chance. I want to thank the people who invited me here. Coming from Brazil, a country of 200 million where only 15,000 people play golf, I feel extremely blessed to be one of them and representing my country in this fantastic tournament in amazing conditions on this great course.”

 

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GodWill* make history in China - Experimental CP Win!

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Wu Make History in Shanghai - Tomson Golf - Volvo China Open.

Wu Ashun became the first Chinese player to win a European Tour event on home soil as he held off a spirited challenge from England’s David Howell at the Volvo China Open. The 29 year old shot a closing 71 at Tomson Shanghai Pudong Golf Club to finish on nine under par for the week - one shot ahead of Howell, who missed an eight foot par putt on the last which would have forced a play-off. Wu, who primarily plies his trade on the Japan Golf Tour but now has exempt status on The European Tour, said:
 
“It’s a wonderful day today. Everyone knows it’s very tough today, I played very good today and I’ve enjoyed this week. “It’s been a wonderful week with wonderful weather and I’d like to thank everybody. “It’s very special winning the China Open and it’s very exciting. “I have many friends here, and they helped me a lot and pushed me to play well.”
 
 *Wu Ashun belong to a Christian Community Charity Chinese Network that is using golf as a Tool for rehabilitation.
 
Stephane Barras with Wu Ah Shun - Picture courtesy of Volvo
 
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From Stéphane Barras:
 
"In 2011,  I assist, during the inaugural Shanghai Master,  Wu AhSshun with strategy/course Management . Wu Ah Shun was also part of my research about "Better understanding Perception, Distance and Goals" 

Raphael Jacquelin 500 Starts, CaddiPlayer was there

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Jacquelin brings up 500 in China

Raphaël Jacquelin became only the second Frenchman in history to make 500 European Tour appearances on the first day of the Shenzhen International. Jacquelin, who signed for an opening round of 71 at Genzon Golf Club, follows in the footsteps of his compatriot Thomas Levet in reaching the milestone.
 
The 40 year old, who has two Challenge Tour and four European Tour titles to his name, is the 28th player to achieve the landmark.  
 
“It’s a strange feeling because my first year on the Tour was in 1997, so I feel like I’ve been out here for a very long time now; but then at the same time, it feels like it was only yesterday. “I’m very happy to make it 500 tournaments, and I’m still competing and going strong so I’ll try to stay around a bit longer. I’ve got so many great memories from my 18 years on Tour, and hopefully I’ll have even more when I finally decide to retire.”
 
Having turned professional shortly after winning the 1995 French Amateur Championship, Jacquelin soon made his way onto the Challenge Tour by reaching the Qualifying School Final in 1996.  He enjoyed immediate success, finishing fourth in the Rankings thanks chiefly to his victories in the Memorial Olivier Barras and the Dutch Challenge.  Jacquelin subsequently graduated to The European Tour and has remained on the top tier ever since, finishing a career-high 20th in the Money List in 2003.

From his 499 previous appearances on The European Tour, Jacquelin has recorded a total of 67 top ten finishes. He has finished in the money 339 times, in the process making €10,001,587 in official career earnings.

 
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As round 1 and 2  Raphael Jacquelin was Pairing with Guan Tian Lang, who I happen to CaddiePlayer,  I decided to CaddiePlayer Raphael as well. Check below, Raphael his 500 start  CaddiePlayerStats first round and learn from someone who can manage to score under par (71) with a so so day game.... This is the landmark of a true Champion = Keep the routine, Keep the smiling, Keep the Spirit.
 
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