RIO GRANDE, Puerto Rico -- Alex Cejka won the Puerto Rico Open on Sunday for his first PGA TOUR title, making a 15-foot birdie putt on the first hole of a five-man playoff. The 44-year-old Czech-born German won in his 287th start on TOUR. A four-time European Tour winner, he birdied four of the first six holes and finished with a 3-under 69 in rainy, windy conditions at Trump International-Puerto Rico.

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Cejka and Grillo a bizarre CaddiePlayer situation?

Looking for a PGA Tour Player to become a CaddiePlayer believer is not a simple task. Here I was at the Honda Classic (the week before the Puerto Rico Open) scrolling down the names to whom I could introduce CaddiePlayer solutions.  Luckly, I spoted Cejka that I know from his time on the European tour and more 3 years ago when he requested to me a invitation to play the Omega European Masters which we did send.

To prepare myself and be as convincable as possible I used the Benchmark comparaison between the previouse week winner Hahn and the current player I am targetting, in this Case Cejka. I did use the same strategy with Grillo* a year earlier in Dubai when he finished second the week before Garcia was fisrt and Grillo last.

At the Honda Classic Monday practice day I approached Cejka on the putting green and showed him the benchmark below. These data explain in a glance what is CaddiePlayer about. After a short introduction Cejka quickly understood CaddiePlayer principals and more the importance to perform on Zone3. One week later (yesterday) Cejka won the 5 man playoff by sinking a Zone3 15 footer.

*Ironically, after missing a 3 footer to win, Grillo was in the playOff to loose to Cejka.

ChongQing, China

I am please to announce today the signature agreement of the first Official CaddiePlayer Ambassador. The 5 years agreement will insure Chinese Player Zou to get full CaddiePlayer assistance. A special thanks for ShankaiSports and FuturofGolf who made this agreement possible.

Follow Zou on the PGATOURCHINA > http://www.pgatourchina.com/en/index.html

Stéphane Barras, CaddiePlayer Founder

                                                                                                        Player Zou with Caddie Peng

Note: CaddiePlayer is the ultimate Course Management Solution for Elite Players. CaddiePlayer solution allow Caddies, Players and Team to interact. CaddiePlayer is based on a Science Research (2011) on Putting Performance. Since its launch in June 2013, CaddiePlayer hold several success. To date 426 register to CaddiePlayer website.

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Congratulations to Swiss Mélanie Maetzler for her first win as a professional.

In 2011 Mélanie participated in the research "Better understanding Putting Perception Distance and Goals". In Deltona Florida, Mélanie defeated, in a Playoff, LPGA member Cindy Feng. During the Suncoast Ladies Series Mélanie scored -5 (72-68-71). Mélanie is also registered with CaddiePlayer Solutions. Since August 2014, Mélanie has been practicing with the CaddiePlayer PuttZones Model. more > Twitter: @puttzones

more  from Swiss Golf Magazine Suncoast Tour: Erster Profisieg für Melanie Mätzler

Die Ostschweizerin Melanie Mätzler trainiert einen Monat in Florida. Nebenbei spielte sie ein Turnier der Suncoast Tour in Orlando. Im Stechen gegen die Chinesin Yueer Feng holte sich Mätzler den ersten Sieg als Profi. Ein schönes „Sackgeld“ von 2500 Dollar verdient, viel Selbstvertrauen getankt und ein Hole in One erzielt. Der Turnierausflug in den Deltona Golfclub hat sich für Melanie Mätzler in vieler Hinsicht gelohnt. Die Schweizer Proette war für einen Monat ins Trainingslager nach Florida gereist, zusammen mit einigen europäischen Tour-Kolleginnen entschied sie sich kurzfristig für den Event der amerikanischen Suncoast Tour in Orlando. Der Start war mit einer 72-er Runde ok, dank der 68 am zweiten Tag machte sie einen grossen Sprung nach vorn. Dies nicht zuletzt wegen dem Ass auf Bahn 14. In der dritten Runde benötigte sie am letzten Loch ein Birdie um ins Stechen zu kommen. Die Ostschweizerin zeigte Klasse und ging mit insgesamt fünf unter Par nach drei Durchgängen in die Verlängerung.

Dort siegte Mätzler gleich im ersten Extraloch gegen die Chinesin Yuee Feng und holte sich so in den USA den ersten Sieg als Professional. Besonders erfreulich, die in den USA lebende Chinesin spielt seit vergangenem Jahr auf der höchsten Stufe im amerikanischen Frauengolf. Die Suncoast Tour gehört wie andere regionale Tours dem dritthöchsten Level an, dazwischen gibt es in den USA noch die “Symetra-Tour”, die frühere LPGA Futures Tour.

• http://www.suncoastprogolftour.com/
• http://melaniemaetzler.ch/