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APR - MAY 2019 OB GOLF & LIFESTYLE 1 FOCUS | News APR - MAY 2019 OB GOLF & LIFESTYLE 1 FOCUS | NEWS 2 APR - MAY 2019 OB GOLF & LIFESTYLE APR - MAY 2019 OB GOLF & LIFESTYLE 3 PUBLISHER Dear readers, Advisor Jimmy Masrin t’s noted that people with high intelligence tend to have their own unique George Djuhari qualities. Many people with great minds stand out in the crowd, whether it's by their mannerisms and behaviors or their verbal responses to things. These Publisher I differences show how they think on a different wavelength and it’s by doing things an Liza Sutrisno average person would not have thought to do, that they can become a trendsetter Editor themselves. Yulius Martinus Now we’re seeing a "smart" figure in golf: Bryson DeChambeau. High intelligence, unique, and innovative. Not only that, DeChambeau has managed to achieve success Developmental Editor with what’s been labeled his "madness". He’s now in the World Top 10, achieved in less Amelia Moriarty than three years. We’re digging deep in the background of the player who is dubbed “the mad scientist.” Graphic Designer These next four months are the most exciting in the golf calendar with four majors to Vickirio Firsta F. look forward to. After attending the US Masters in April, the world’s top players will go on Sales Excecutive to the PGA Championship in May. It’s a new position in the schedule for the former fourth Tody Aria Sandy major and it will be fascinating to see what effect this has on the tournament, especially [email protected] considering that it’s taking place on one of the toughest courses in the United States, Bethpage Black Course. Are you curious? Have a read of our tournament preview in this edition and be sure not to miss our interesting features such as the Rules of Golf 2019 controversies and tips for getting ahead with your golf. Happy reading! Liza Sutrisno APR - MAY 2019 Contributors : Vico Kuhn Bryson DeChambeau LGA Indonesia Getty Images email: [email protected] David Bradshaw LGA Indonesia email: [email protected] Upgrade your long haul inflight experience for a more delightful trip OB Golf & Lifestyle Magazine is published bi-monthly by PT Visi Prima Golf. Articles & features, including illustrations can only be produced with the permission of the Editor. We are not responsible for the safe custody or return of any solicited or unsolicited material, whether articles, photographs, transparencies, artwork, or computer discs. 4 APR - MAY 2019 OB GOLF & LIFESTYLE APR - MAY 2019 OB GOLF & LIFESTYLE 5 CONTENTAPRS - MAY 2019 8 A STAR IS BORN Bryson DeChambeau, who earned a physics degree from Southern Methodist University, has brought his science-influenced, exceptionally eccentric philosophy to the professional golf arena where he’s become a star. 18 DIFFICULT TEST WITH A POWERFUL NEW DATE The world’s best golfers have embarked on their annual crusade to claim a major. For the first time on the yearly major circuit, the PGA Championship has become the second of the four major events. 22 RULES OF GOLF 2019 CONTROVERSIES The Rules of Golf 2019 that took effect from January have given professional players some homework to do. They need to learn and adjust to the new regulation, so don't be surprised if there are some infractions in the 26 RORY’S BEST GOLF STILL coming months. Some unlucky TO COME players have already fallen foul of Two late birdies secured a title for the changes. Rory McIlroy at THE PLAYERS Championship. The Northern Irishman has embarked on a new phase of his career. 34 PROFILE NEW KID ON THE BLOCK THE GAME In January, a new name popped up amongst the World’s Top 10 40 SHORT GAME - HEIGHT players. Twenty-five-year-old AND ROLL CONTROL Alexander Victor Schauffele, No chip shot is ever the same. This is known as Xander Schauffele, because of all the different conditions made the big climb from the we have and all the factors on the golf 352nd position in June 2017 to 7th course which determine the type of Photography : Getty Images | YM : Getty Images Photography in January 2019. chip we need to play 6 APR - MAY 2019 OB GOLF & LIFESTYLE APR - MAY 2019 OB GOLF & LIFESTYLE 7 SON OF INDONESIAN RIBKA VANIA 45 46 GOLF LEGEND HOSTS FROM QUEEN SIRIKIT TO PRO-AM HONDA LPGA What does it take to host a golf Nineteen-year-old Ribka Vania tournament? Benny Kasiadi attracted a lot of attention when decided his management company she got the chance to play at the would find out first hand. Honda LPGA event in Thailand in February. It was just one of the many interesting experiences the Indonesian athlete has had over the past four years of her amateur career. 50 JAKARTA GOLF ACADEMY NOURISHING SEEDS AND BUILDING HOPE As the oldest golf course in Indonesia, Jakarta Golf Club seeks to strengthen their existence by producing successful Indonesian golfers. Through the Jakarta Golf Academy program, JGC is building on their heritage. 62 SUMBA THE UNFORGETTABLE ISLAND A visit to Sumba Island will help you forget the big city and life equipped with all of the facilities of the modern age. This quiet and largely undeveloped island is an exotic haven of tranquility and the perfect destination for adventurous travelers wishing to take in the wondrous natural world. 68 PATTAYA RELAXATION AND REVELRY Pattaya is one of Thailand’s most popular destinations. Growing from a traditional fishing village, modern-day Pattaya is now a world away from a sleepy village and offers a broad range of entertainment for tourists. 8 APR - MAY 2019 OB GOLF & LIFESTYLE FOCUS | FEATURE in a year since he missed the cut at Farmers Insurance Open on January 26, 2017. If he had never won any titles, his unusual style would surely be raising eyebrows and inviting plenty of questions but DeChambeau is used to being different and was never shy about expressing himself even when he was a child. In sixth grade, while presenting his first science project, a young Bryson explained an interesting theory about gravity that goes against Newton's commonly accepted law; that gravity pushes outwards as opposed to pulling inward. "It actually got pretty high up there in the science fair," said DeChambeau, as quoted by Today’s Golfer. "It was pretty well explained. I had a couple of interesting theories about it, and I described it very, very well." His innovative approach didn’t end with his formal education, he continues to apply the same outside-the-box thinking to the sport he’s taken seriously since the age of 8. His passion for golf really took off after he read a book titled The Golfing Machine by Homer Kelley at 15. The book inspired him to make a single-plane swing that's more technically called a “zero shifting motion” swing. In Chapter 10, section 7, Kelley termed the concept of “customized” swing planes. It was said, “…one basic plane angle is to be used throughout the stroke without ‘a variation’—that is, no shift.” Those 18 words encouraged young Bryson to experiment with his clubs, leading him finally to his solution: make every iron the same length with the same weight, the same shaft flex and the same lie angle (72°). Along with his long-time BARYSON DSTeChAMBEAU, WHRO EAR NEDI AS PHYSI CBORNS DEGREE FROM SOUTHERN coach, Mike Schy, 17-year-old DeChambeau METHOdisT UNIVersiTY, HAS BROUGHT his SCIENCE-INFlueNCED, modified a bunch of shaft flexes and clubs to build his first set of irons. EXCEPTIONALLY ECCENTRIC PHILOSOPHY TO THE PROFessiONAL GOLF ARENA WHERE HE’S BECOME A STAR. Bryson DeChambeau of the United States plays a shot on the 14th hole during "It actually got the first round of The PLAYERS Championship. pretty high up there in the science fair. It was pretty well ryson DeChambeau fired an turned to his caddie for a brief conversation it’s not going to run out.” DeChambeau, whose full name is Bryson in the world after claiming his second FedEx explained. I had a 8-under 64 at the Omega Dubai before making his shot: “What is it to the hole?” James Aldrich DeChambeau, is known for his Cup title, which was his fourth title of the B Desert Classic to win the title with “So it’s 26 air density.” “Natural 29, low air density. 26 air density. peculiarities: using physics and biomechanics year. DeChambeau is becoming known for couple of interesting a total of 24-under in January. He finished “26 air density to the flag?” OK .” to improve his on-course performance, something else now: winning. theories about it, and I seven strokes clear of the nearest challenger, “Correct” “I like just hitting a full 50 degree.” single-length irons, and an analytic work At the Omega Dubai Desert Classic described it very, very Matt Wallace. But it wasn’t just winning “OK, 10%.” The conversation contained a little golf, ethic, among other things. At 25 years old he’s DeChambeau made seven birdies and an the title that put DeChambeau under the “So, six, seven short?” arithmetic, and meteorology. It’s not the found a solid-footing as a professional, proven eagle against a sole bogey to post 64, giving well." microscope. “10% is 12 yards, so…137.” typical discussion between a player and the by his back-to-back FedEx Cup Playoff wins him a 72-hole total of 24-under and the - Bryson Dechambeau - A video shared by the European Tour “138.” caddie. However, to DeChambeau, this is just last year.
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