Research Participant's score First 58 in PGA TOUR History

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Back in 2011, at the Shanghai HSBC, I was fortunate to meet face to face Jim Furyk to ask his opinion about putting distances perception. Today Mister 59 shot 58! Thanks to Shot Tracker PGA TOUR I could convert Jim Furyk data into CaddiePlayer data.

Best regards from my home town Crans-Montana, #IamCaddiePlayerStéphane

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j-4 “Caddie Medal Rio” Ready to serve Olympians and beyond

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The PGA Championship and the Ricoh's Women British Open have just ended, all Golf eyes are now turning to Rio Golf next (Major) event. How many Golf Olympians will parade on Friday August 5 Maracanã refreshed Stadium? As after all I can imagine that this should be the highlight of any Olympians Life.

As today August first we celebrate my country Switzerland national day, I recall August first 2014 when I had the honor to officially parade my city street Crans-Montana (I was parading as the ambassador of Ski and Golf in China where I launch the Olympic Quest project “354”). Parading for any circumstances give you a feel of proudness and responsibilities.

As far as my CaddiePlayer responsibilities is to provide to all golfers in quest of performances the latest and most innovation possible, I spend a lot of time thinking and searching. Two weeks ago, I had the great opportunity to be part of the Scientific World Congress of Golf VII. Held at the University of St-Andrews, I was able to listen, questioned and share with some of the best researchers, professors and teachers from the Industry and after listening most, I was re-comfort that the CaddiePlayer Protocol is “matching” the ideal performance model.

My week in St-Andrews was also define by the “List” not the Schindler “List” (referring to Spielberg, 1993 Master Piece) but rather the IGF “List” where I could spot 18 females and 15 males whom with I have a story.

Among them, from Switzerland: Fabienne In Albon who attended my Golf Camp School back in 2000. From Great Britain: Justin Rose who was part of my putting research back in 2011. From France: Karine Icher who was the first beneficiary of my putting research back in 2012. From China: Li Hao Tong who I invited to play his first Professional event in Europe back in 2013.

I wish to any of “My” 33 Olympians “List” to win a Medal and who knows we might then Parade Crans-Montana street August first 2017…. for all the others, I invite them to read the CaddiePlayer Tutorial and learn from the latest Update > www.caddieplayer.com/tutorial

Until next time #IamStéphane, #IamCaddieMedalRio and more

 

*Caddie Medal Rio is my initiative to the 2016 Olympians Golfers “List” to send their statistics and benefits from the latest Science findings.

To beneficiate from this initative you just need to login and register as a "Player" and then I will link you with "CaddieMedalRio"

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All about Rio 2016 Olympics Games > http://www.nbcolympics.com/golf

 

Research #129 Presented at The University of St Andrews

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For Immediate Press Release

University of St-Andrews, St-Andrews, Scotland - World Scientific Congress of Golf VII - July 19, 2016

We are delighted to announce that CaddiePlayer Register Karim El Baradie and CaddiePlayer Founder Stéphane Barras successfully presented their Abstract, Tutorial Poster subject #129. The Subject so called the "4ShotsRule" got the attention from some Industry Key Players.

Stéphane Barrras comments: "I want to thank Karim El Baradie (Quadruple Swiss Champion)  for sharing his extraordinary knowledge of the game, because of the "4shotsRule" The CaddiePlayer Protocol can be better understood and explained".

The WSCG 2016 gather 150 participants from all over the World and will end Thursday July 21. More > www.golfscience.org   

History

The World Scientific Congress of Golf (WSCG) was initiated in St. Andrews, Scotland and held their first WSCG meeting in 1990.

Alastair Cochran and Martin Farrally established the World Scientific Congress of Golf Trust to support the organization through 2002. The meetings were held every four years in St. Andrews, Scotland (1990, 1994, 1998, 2002) and then in the USA, (2008, 2012) with interim (smaller) conferences held in Ireland (1992) the USA (2001) and Australia (2014) . The mission of the WSCG is to bring together researchers, professionals, and interested golfers in the areas of The Golfer, The Golf Course, and Equipment and Technology. The goal of the meetings is to present the latest research information to each other and to golf enthusiasts.

The research, keynote and invited presentations, workshops and Distinguished Speakers forum are designed to represent innovative and diverse topics in the game of golf, similar to the game of life. Presenters come from all over the world to share their expertise and provide a platform for discussion to further our knowledge in the game of golf.

The World Scientific Congress of Golf is a member of the International Council of Sport Sciences.

 

Karim El Baradie and Stéphane Barras presenting the "4ShotsRule" @Golf_Science 2016

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