Appleby, Baddeley & Atwal make US Open field
Aussies Stuart Appleby and Aaron Baddeley were among the 15 players who have successfully qualified for the 2010 US Open from the Sectional Qualifying event in Columbus, Ohio. The Down Under duo came through the 36 hole qualifier played at the Lakes and Brookside courses along with major winners Tom Lehman, Davis Love III and Ben Curtis. Meanwhile, India's Arjun Atwal has also qualified for the US Open, being played this year at Pebble Beach, by coming through qualifying in Rockville, Maryland. Thanks to Pure Golf Blog for this article
Not Badds: Aaron finishes 3rd in Texas
Australia's Aaron Baddeley notched his best finish of the season by far by finishing 3rd at the Valero Texas Open on Sunday. "Badds" as he is popularly known bounced back from an opening round of 75 to shoot 66 in the second round. After poor weather had forced a 36 hole Sunday finish, the Aussie fired rounds of 67 and 68 on the marathon final day to finish at 12 under par for the tournament, 2 shots behind eventual winner and fellow Aussie Adam Scott. While it was the end of a long victory drought for Scott on the US PGA Tour, ...
Fraser wins Ballantines Championship for first European win in 7 years
Marcus Fraser has completed a 7 year journey back into the winner's circle on the European Tour by winning the Ballantines Championship on Deju Island in South Korea. The Victorian shot a final round of 69 to win the weather-shortened 54 hole event by an impressive 4 shot margin at 12 under par. He beat an impressive field which included the likes of Ernie Els, Anthony Kim, Y.E Yang and some of the best players on the European Tour. "It's unbelievable, I don't know how I did that today. It has blown me away," said Fraser. ...
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Monday 15th March| 2009 South Korean LPGA Tour Rookie of the Year Shin Ae Ahn came down to the Bann Lynch Golf school in Melbourne earlier this year to take her game to the next level and start competing on the world stage. It appears she is headed in the right direction after a solid showing at the 2010 Handa Women’s Australian Open. A big thanks... [Read more of this review]
A big thanks to Pure Golf Blog for the following content: Welcome to the latest episode of our Fly on the Wall Series, where we eavesdrop on PGA Tour coach Steve Bann as he works with some of his professional clients. In this episode, Steve is working with LPGA Tour player Hee Young Park on her pitching and chipping. Steve is working to help simplify... [Read more of this review]
We would like to thank Pure Golf Blog for the following content: At Pure Golf Training, we are always trying to find new ways to bring you golf training information. We understand that not everyone has the opportunity to train with a PGA Tour coach, and that is why we took the opportunity to film Steve Bann coaching some very talented young Korean golfers... [Read more of this review]
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This video is a summary of my first Improvement Cycle. A journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step, and I’ve just taken mine. Enjoy! Ali Q is the Web Content Manager for the Pure Golf Training program. He is coached by Steve Bann, and is currently following the training program himself and documenting his progress on his blog: ... [Read more of this review]
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