Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Presnell makes a big statement on PGA Tour

March 15, 2010 by Golf.com.au Staff  
Filed under Featured, The 19th hole

Alistair Presnell did a great job of putting everything into perspective after his blistering final round 64 earned him a T6 finish and his biggest ever paycheck at the WGC CA Championships. Speaking to reporters after his round, he spoke about his earlier conversation with some of the other Aussies at the event :
“I was [...]

Shin Ae shines at Aussie Open with a little work on setup

March 15, 2010 by Ali Q  
Filed under Featured, The 19th hole, Train Like The Pros

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 [...]

Fly on the Wall:Steve Bann works on Hee Young Park’s pitching

March 12, 2010 by Ali Q  
Filed under Featured, The 19th hole, Train Like The Pros

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 [...]

Watch a PGA Tour coach at work

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 [...]

Mental game lifts Villegas to third win on PGA Tour

March 9, 2010 by Golf.com.au Staff  
Filed under Featured, The 19th hole

Dr. Gio Valiante knows the value of finding creative ways to drive a message home to a client- each person is unique and sometimes you’ve got to think outside the box to get your point across. So about a month ago, he took one of his star clients, Columbian USPGA Tour [...]

Happy homecoming for K.J in Asia

March 8, 2010 by Golf.com.au Staff  
Filed under Featured, The 19th hole

Sunday 7th March| K.J Choi continued his recent run of strong play with a 2nd place finish behind compatriot Noh Seung-yul at the Maybank Malaysian Open in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
The experienced South Korean lovingly called “the tank” by his peers handled the severe heat and humidity impressively to finish at 13 under [...]

Leishman proves rookie season was no fluke

February 24, 2010 by Golf.com.au Staff  
Filed under The 19th hole

Sophomore slump? Don’t bother talking about anything of that sort to  Marc Leishman. The 2009 PGA Tour Rookie of the Year has started the 2010 season picking up right where he left off.
Leishman has made 3 out of 4 cuts with the highlight being a T2 finish in the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines. [...]

Ogilvy wins while coach makes history from couch!

January 24, 2010 by Golf.com.au Staff  
Filed under Featured, The 19th hole

Geoff Ogilvy has successfully defended his SBS Championship title with a solid 6 under par 67 to finish the tournament at -22, 1 shot ahead of Rory Sabbatini.
While Ogilvy seemed so relaxed out there he could be sitting on a couch, his coach Dale Lynch was actually doing just that! “Lynchy” was at home in [...]

New Year brings many changes for Geoff Ogilvy

January 9, 2010 by Golf.com.au Staff  
Filed under Featured, The 19th hole

Geoff Ogilvy is the only player in the field at the SBS Championship this week who has previously won this event at Kapalua. One would imagine Ogilvy would be looking at familiarity with the course and fond memories as advantages in the defense of his title.
That may well be true but there are still quite [...]

Pick a method, any method…

December 9, 2009 by admin  
Filed under The 19th hole

I was told by my coach Steve Bann recently that there is more instructional material published/produced about golf than all other sports combined.
I don’t find this hard to believe. Why? Because all that supply is only responding to demand, or desire, and what do most golfers desire? A quick fix that’ll have them playing the [...]

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