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Putt Doctor Instructor Certification Turin - Italy 9 -11 and 15-17 of May 2018 con il patrocinio della PGAI Dr. Craig Farnworth introduces PUTT DOCTOR INSTRUCTOR CERTIFICATION (reserved for professional instructors) "Dr. Farnsworth's concepts were instrumental in my winning the 1996 Masters. Go see him, you, too, will learn a lot!" - Sir Nick Faldo "Dr. Craig Farnworth is one of the 10 brightest minds in putting." - Golf Magazine PUTT DOCTOR Dr. Craig Farnworth Professional hystory A lifetime teaching In 1997, he authored the highly successful, «See It & Sink It» instruction book. Recently, his latest book, The Putting Prescription, The Putt Doctor’s Proven Method for a Better Stroke (2009), was chosen one of the “Top 25 All-Time Golf Instruction Books” by a 2009 Internet survey. In 2011, he was selected as one of the Top 20, short-game instructors, by an independent group. In 2010, he was selected as one of “The Brightest Minds in Putting” in Golf Magazine’s The Best Putting Instruction Book Ever! Dr. Farnsworth is a Level III, certified AimPoint instructor.A featured presenter at the 2000 PGA Teaching & Coaching Summit in the New Orleans Superdome, Dr. Farnsworth became the first optometrist to speak at the Summit. He has been a featured instructor on Academy Live and Viewers Forum on The Golf Channel. He has presented his approach to putting to the Jim McLean Golf School, Nicklaus- Flick Golf School Instructors, Phil Ritson Golf Schools and to the David Ledbetter Junior Academy Instructors. He has presented workshops to the PGA sections of Minnesota, Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, Southern California, Southwest Florida, New Jersey, Montana, Idaho, Colorado, Mid-Atlantic, Pacific Northwest Section, Sierra Nevada and Nebraska. In August 2012, Dr. Farnsworth presented an all-day workshop on putting to the Great Britain & Ireland PGA section at The Belfry, Birmingham, England. Dr. Farnsworth also presented an all-day workshop to members of the Belgium PGA, in Brussels, in August, 2012. He has conducted clinics on putting and concentration to golf and country clubs such as Medinah, Riviera, Cherry Hills, Congressional, Manhattan Woods, Olympic Club, Pumpkin Ridge, Ocean Reef, Wynstone, Pelican Hill, Country Club of the Rockies, Barrington Hills, Castle Pines, Scarsdale, Colonial, Golf Club of Tennessee, Friars Head, Nantucket, Red Sky Ranch and Sleepy Hollow. In 2012, he conducted clinics in the UK, Belgium and Ireland as well as the Royal Navy Golf team. Has worked with over on 150 LPGA, Senior PGA and PGA players, including Nick Faldo, Brad Faxon, Annika Sorenstam, Bernhard Langer, Y.E. Yang, Steve Elkington, Juli Inkster, Rory McIlroy, Russell Knox, Beth Daniel, Seri Pak, Grace Park, So Yeon Ryu (2011 U.S. Women’s Open winner), David Toms, Jhonattan Vegas, Brian Gay, Scott McCarron, Jamie Lovemark, Carin Koch, Grace Park, Bob Charles, Isao Aoki, Jay Sigel, Chip Beck, J.J. Henry, 82 year-old Jack Fleck (1955 U.S. Open winner) and many others. PUTT DOCTOR Dr. Craig Farnworth Professional hystory A lifetime teaching Dr. Farnsworth’s work has been mentioned in magazines and periodicals that include GQ, Sports Illustrated, Golf, Golf Digest, Prevention, Golf for Women, Avid Golfer, Golf Illustrated, Colorado Golf and Golf Tips. In 1999, he was the American Optometric Association Sports Vision Optometrist of the Year. In 2005, Dr. Farnsworth was elected into his Indiana high school Athletic Hall of Fame. In 1988 he received the title of Honorary President from the EUROPEAN SPORT VISION ACADEMY. PUTT DOCTOR Dr. Craig Farnworth Professional hystory A lifetime teaching See & Score = Athletic Success Founded to Enhance the Skills of Athletes...and Others! See & Score Golf Schools was founded by Dr Craig Farnsworth. The basic premise is that sports are visual in nature and golf is no exception. The golf concept was launched in the 1980's and culminated with Dr Farnsworth's book,See It & Sink It, the first book written in golf that focused on the visual aspects of the game. Alignment and distance perception were highlighted as distinct visual challenges in the game of golf. The book was published shortly after Sir Nick Faldo's 1996 Masters win, in which he credited in a large part to his putting work with Dr. Farnsworth. Columbia University research states that 84 percent of the information the brain receives daily is from the visual sensory system. The key part is how accurate are the individual's interpretation of this information. Testing has revealed that most individuals have a number of misperceptions related to target localization, depth perception, aiming and a host more. Training of the visual deficiencies has shown to be easily accomplished and long lasting in its effects. The visual system is also the easiest to test and quantify. Testing of thousands of Olympic hopeful athletes revealed a number of visual deficiencies directly related to their sport, such as peripheral perception, distance misjudgment, target misperception and a number of other visual skills. Since the 1980's, Dr. Farnsworth's eye-mind-body concepts have been proven to elevate performance skills for athletes, the military, law enforcement and personal development. Today, See & Score Golf School represents a new wave of enhancement in golf that has also seen improved concepts in strength, conditioning, nutrition and flexibility. Vision is often the common denominator for the elite athlete. It can become the great equalizer that transcends size, strength and experience. Testing of many elite athletes has shown they possess not only impressive physical skills but also elite visual skills. See & Score emphasizes the relationship between the visual, mental and physical processes that comprise all successful performance. PUTT DOCTOR Dr. Craig Farnworth Professional hystory A lifetime teaching Selected testinomials ”I attended Craig's Advanced Putting Workshop and was thrilled with the detailed analysis of my putting and exercises to fix the plethora of bad habits I have perfected. I was worth every penny...plus the Plane Perfection Mat now...by my desk." J.J. Keegan "As a veteran PGA Tour player, I have studied many golf books and listened to more than my share of instruction. Dr. Farnsworth's putting method is clearly the most complete and thorough approach I have listened to. He has helped my putting and he can help yours, too." Scott McCarron, PGA Champions Tour player "I have had the honor of working with the top putting instructors in the world and Dr. Farnsworth is the best of the best. His understanding of putting is by far the most comprehensive and his ability to communicate that knowledge is second to none. I have seen him transform the game of a PGA superstar and elevate the game of weekend warriors!" Mike Adams, 2016 PGA National Teacher of the Year I came to the desert and The Palms Golf Club to improve my game. After one lesson with Dr. Farnsworth, I had eight birdies in the very next round. He is the best putting coach I ever had." Bob Fouke, 2006 Oklahoma Senior Match Play Champion and 2007 Top 10 Senior ranking "Dr. Farnsworth helped show me how my eyes work when I am aligning putts and green reading.His knowledge of perception has helped me understand my weaknesses and his techniques can improve anyone's putting skills. They helped mine!" Brad Faxon, PGA Tour player "I won two sectional Senior PGA championships this summer and I thank Dr. Farnsworth's putting instruction as a big part of my wins." Jim Kane, PGA Member PUTT DOCTOR Dr. Craig Farnworth Professional hystory A lifetime teaching Selected testimonials "I've been working with Dr. Farnsworth for several years on putting, short game and concentration skills. More recently, he taught me the AimPoint green-reading system. I'm now considered one of the best putters at my private club. He helped me win 14 club championships and invitational tournaments." Bob Russo, Amateur Thank you for your help in my putting. My GHIN is down over four points, and I reached the Match Play Championship finals this year! J.D. If you play golf and want to improve your moments on the green, take an AimPoint class from Dr. Farnsworth. I took the class and cannot imagine it being any better. I have to agree, the concept and the results I saw in my green reading make you feel like it is cheating! Scott Chaffin, PGA. Yes, it's true, Dr. Farnsworth. I won the Vintage Club Championship. I made a lot of putts that I wouldn't have without those visits to you. G.P. Thanks for the help! I really enjoyed the lesson and was glad to realize how much help I really needed with the setup. I look forward to working with you again. J.S. Both my son and I thoroughly enjoyed your clinic. It was well-prepared and had a relaxed atmosphere, which was great. M.B. Dr. Farnsworth, thanks for sharing your wealth of knowledge with us. David Graham, PGA, Marriott Golf Academy PUTT DOCTOR Dr. Craig Farnworth Putt Doctor Certification 3 days of lesson 1000 €uro per person - max 6 persons Includes a 200+ page manual Numerous training aids Discounted training aids for future purchase from the 9th trough the 15th of May 2018 detailed lesson program DAY ONE • Introduction, mission statement and Manual •Vision & Golf o The basics - Everything we do, begins …. oVisual Tests & Trainable skills oVisual Drills • Aiming & Alignment o Four Keys oTesting & visual Adjustments o Connecting Near & Far Space o Musts for the player every time out o The Shaft! • The Setup, Options & Musts o Single Axis Points o Key Angles • Putting’s Eight Factors o The "M" of Putting • Computerized testing o The key metrics o Results! oTrue Measure of Your Intelligence is….
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