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Welcome to the Dr. Bob News & Publications Section. Here you'll find news stories, features, press releases, and information about Dr. Bob, upcoming events, and advances in the field of mental conditioning.
Dr. Bob to speak at Golfweek Golfest's The Villages in March!
3-7-2010:
Dr. Bob had a wonderful time presenting the mental game to participants at the Orlando Golfest and he is looking forward to his Raving Fans at The Villages in the first week of March! Get ready...it is going to be a blast!
Danny Krazit leads Embry Riddle to Conference Title!
3-2-2010:
Danny Krazit played a key role in helping the Eagles win their first Sun Conference Championship in ten years! Great job Danny...keep it going in the NAIA championships!
Dr. Bob visits the Memphis Tiger Golf Team!
3-2-2010:
Dr. Bob Winters visited the University of Memphis and spent time with the Tigers to help them get off to a great golfing 2010! Dr. Bob says: What a great facility and a great group of golfers! Go Tigers!
Game Changer
2-28-2010:
Tiger Woods may not be the same when-or if-he returns to competition. He may be even better, says a local sports psychologist. But it wouldn't be out of character for a defiant Woods to play on his own terms.
2-14-2010:
WAIKOLOA, Hawaii - Florida State University sophomore Brooks Koepka shot an even par 72 and moved into a tie for eighth place individual standings and the No. 4 ranked Seminole men's golf team is in 13th place in the 20th Annual Mauna Lani Invitational at the Mauna Lani North Course. Koepka shot his second consecutive strong round (73-72) and has a 36-hole total of 145 - he enters the final round of the event only five strokes out of the individual lead.
Quinn Griffing captures National Senior Stroke Play Title!
2-14-2010:
Quinn Griffing of Fort Wayne, Ind., and Roy Vucinich of Moon Township, Pa., were the big winners Jan. 14, in the 26th annual PGA Senior Stroke Play Championship at PGA Golf Club in Port St. Lucie, Fla. Griffing, 51, co-owner and PGA head professional of the Donald Ross Golf Club, was the overall low scorer for age groups 50-54 and 55-59, finishing with a five under par 67 on the Ryder Course for a 54-hole total of 205. Vucinich, 62, a PGA Life Member and professional emeritus at Allegheny Country Club in Sewickley, Pa., birdied the first four holes on the back nine of the Wanamaker Course enroute to a 9-under-par 63. At 200, he was the top finisher by seven strokes for players 60 years and older.
James and Hally Leadbetter have BIG week at Black Diamond!
2-14-2010:
James and Hally Leadbetter, son and daughter of David Leadbetter and both Dr. Bob students, had great performances at the FCWT Black Challenge. James had a 2nd place finish firing 75-74 while Hally finished 3rd shooting 77-77. Great job guys!
Florida Southern Lady Mocs going to Kiawah Island in 2010 opener!
2-14-2010:
Dr. Bob recently met the Lady Mocs to help them prepare for their 2010 Spring opener at The Tusculum Intercollegiate tournament at Kiawah Island, South Carolina. The Lady Mocs are looking forward to marching their way to the NCAA Div. II National Championship. Go Mocs!
Rocky Khara signs with VCU Rams!
2-4-2010:
Dr. Bob student, Rocky Khara, recently signed a national letter
of intent to attend Virgina Commonwealth University and play golf for
the Rams. Rocky has compiled a fine junior career of solid finishes
and wins and he is going to be an exciting Division I golfer.
Congratulations Rocky...you have earned it!
Justin Kim earns 2010 Korean PGA Tour Card!
2-4-2010:
Justin Kim, a devoted student of Dr. Bob, earned his Korean PGA
tour card recently. Justin fired rounds of 74-75-71-70 in the final round of a grueling four stage process to earn his KPGA Tour card for 2010! Awesome job Justin!
Julieta Granada shoots final round 67 to obtain LPGA Card!
2-4-2010:
Dr. Bob student, Julieta Granada from Paraguay, fired a five under par 67 on the LPGA Legends course to secure her playing privileges for the upcoming season. Julieta scored -6 under for 90 holes to finish in fourth place and earn full playing privileges. Great work Julieta!
Lisa Meldrum of Montreal, Canada earns her LPGA Tour Card!
12-28-2009:
Lisa Meldrum fired rounds of 71-70-75-68-71 to tally a five round total of 355 to earn her 2010 LPGA Tour card. Lisa has been steadily improving every month for the past two years. Dr. Bob says congratulations Lisa on a job well-done!
Quinn Griffing fires 63 to put himself on Champions Tour!
12-16-2009:
Quinn Griffing of Fort Wayne, Indiana shot the low round of the Champions Tour Qualifying School with an eight under par 63 to set himself up to play on the Champions Tour for 2010. Quinn has worked with Dr. Bob for the past two years and he is living his dream! Super performance Quinn!
Ryan Blaum Wins 2nd Stage with 20 under par!
12-12-2009:
Long time student of Dr. Bob, Ryan Blaum won the 2nd stage of European PGA School with rounds of 68-65-67-68 for a final tally of 20 under. Ryan is currently in the Final Stage playing to earn his tour card. Great job Ryan!
Melissa Edmonson wins her first FCWT Golf Tournament!
12-12-2009:
Melissa earned her first win on the FCWT Golf Circuit at Grand Cypress Golf Club with rounds of 72-76 to hang on and win! Dr. Bob is very proud of you!
Dean Gultula wins after just one visit with Dr. Bob!
12-12-2009:
Dean Gultula recently visited Dr. Bob and two days after his initial visit, Dean went out and won his first OGA golf tournament with a two under score of 70 to earn his first victory of the early winter season! Great work Dean!
Quinn Griffing headed to Champions Tour School Final!
12-2-2009:
Quinn Griffing of Fort Wayne, Indiana birdied his third extra hole in a playoff and is headed to Scottsdale, Arizona to obtain his 2010 Champions Tour Card. Quinn had a last minute briefing with Dr. Bob on staying focused and the work paid off! Good luck Quinn!
Tyler Leon and Drew Weaver headed to 2nd stage of PGA Tour School!
12-2-2009:
Longtime Dr. Bob students, Tyler Leon and Drew Weaver, are headed to the tough 2nd stage of PGA Tour Qualifying school. Drew, by virtue of his US Open finish, is already exempt through 2nd stage, while Tyler earned his way firing great first stage qualifying round scores. Good luck to the both of you!
Chris Shaffer reunites with Dr. Bob to create great music!
12-2-2009:
Athlete and musician, Chris Shaffer, recently reunited with Dr. Bob and is off and running in creating new music and stepping to the top of the entertainment industry. Extraordinarily gifted with a talent for great melodies with a message, Dr. Bob says: Chris, keep on rockin' in 2010!
Olympia High School heading to Florida State Championship
11-12-2009:
The Olympia High School Titan Golf Team has been visiting with Dr. Bob the past two weeks and it has paid off in victories in the Class AA District and Regional Championships! The Titans are now off to accomplish a Florida State Golf Title! Go Titans and play like the champions you are!
Ashley Armstrong leads team to Illinois HS State Golf Championship Title!
11-12-2009:
Ashley Armstrong's work with Dr. Bob has led her to play some smart and gutty golf to lead Homewood - Flossmoor High School to the Illinois State High School AA Women's Golf Championships. Ashley shot rounds of 74-75 in tough conditions and set the pace for her team that won by a whopping 41 shots! Awesome job Ashley!
Steve Marino qualifies to play in HSBC World Golf Championship!
11-12-2009:
Via his great play this season, Steve Marino has qualified to participate in the HSBC World Championship to be held Nov. 5 - 8 at Sheshan, Shanghai. This is the final World Golf Championship event for the 2009 season and Steve and Dr. Bob have been working together to make this a great trip to China. Go get em' Steve!
Ryan Garrity named 2009 Southern FLorida Section PGA Player of the Year!
11-2-2009:
Ryan Garrity was recently named as the 2009 SFPGA Player of the Year due to his consistent play and numerous wins With this award, Ryan will play in two PGA tour events next year, The Honda Classic and the Puerto Rico Classic. Also, Ryan will play in the National Club Professional Championship. Way to go Ryan!
Bob Lerner wins Men's Club Championship at Greenacres Country Club in New Jersey!
11-2-2009:
Bob Lerner played some excellent golf this summer and won the Men's Division of the annual club championship at Greenacres Country Club in Lawrenceville, New Jersey. Dr. Bob worked with Bob during the winter season and Bob has gone on to play some of the best golf of his life this year. Awesome work Bob!
Ashley Armstrong has a Super Fall leading her to multiple victories!
11-2-2009:
Ashley Armstrong of Flossmoor, Illinois has been diligently working with Dr. Bob on her mental game and it is really paying off! Her last three rounds have been 67-68-69 and she is now heading into the Illinois State High School Girl's Championship as a major contender. Keep up the great work Ashley! You are the real deal!
Florida Southern Mocs behind M.J. Audette win season opener by 24 shots!
10-15-2009:
The Florida Southern Women's Golf Team won their first event of the season by a whopping 24 shots over their closest competitor! M. J. Audette, a longtime student of Dr. Bob, captured her first collegiate victory by shooting a wonderful final round of 2 under 70 to lead all competitors. Way to go Mocs and M.J.!
Ryan Blaum wins 1st Stage of European Tour Qualifying with 17 under score!
10-15-2009:
Longtime student of Dr. Bob, Ryan Blaum went to England and won the first stage of European Tour School with an impressive score of 17 under par for four rounds. Ryan capped off his success with a sparkling 2nd round shooting 63! Awesome work Ryan! Keep the great play going!
Steve Marino goes over $ 2 Million Dollar Mark!
8-29-2009:
Steve started working with Dr. Bob in early January and he has created a big time year earning over $ 2 Million Dollars in prize money on the PGA Tour prior to the start of the PGA Tour Fall Season! Along the way, he has become one of the tours' most consistent money winners and has earned a spot in the 2010 Masters tournament at Augusta. Great job Steve!
Four of Dr. Bob's students pass through 1st stage of Euro Tour School!
8-29-2009:
Trent Leon, Ryan Blaum, Tim Stewart and Jonathan Moore have all
advanced through the first stage of European Tour School and are
looking forward to securing their European Tour Cards for 2010. Ryan
shot a wonderful 17 under to lead all competitors while Trent fired a
great 65 in the final round to advance. Way to go fellas!
Rafael Claux wins big this summer in South America!
8-28-2009:
Rafael Claux has taken the Dr. Bob philosophy of taking his game to new levels in South America this summer. In addition to being the Number One ranked player in the Federation of Peru and South America, Rafael wins the Scotiabank Open Golf II 2009 tournament by a whopping nine shots! Way to go Rafael!
Drew Weaver helps US Team to retain 2009 Walker Cup!
8-28-2009:
Drew achieved his last amateur goal and that was to help the United States win a Walker Cup victory over Great Britain and Ireland. Dr. Bob is very proud that you played a winning part to represent your country and to retain the cup for the United States!
Ryan Garrity Claims the Victory at the South Florida PGA Section Championship Presented by TaylorMade-adidas Golf
8-28-2009:
PGA Director of Golf Ryan Garrity from The Dye Preserve earned the title at the 2009 South Florida PGA Section Championship on Thursday, August 27th on the Lakes Course at Bear Lakes Country Club. Garrity won by three strokes, marking his second Section Championship win in the past three years, also victorious in 2007.
Garrity secured the win with five birdies and a final round score of 68, totaling 206 for the Championship. He took home the trophy in addition to $4,034 from the tournament purse and bonus pool.
8-28-2009:
Gavin Noble wins the San Diego Junior Masters this past month with great scores and an incredible mindset! Gavin has been on a roll ever since he visited with Dr. Bob and he is racking up the wins and hoisting the hardware! Gavin, Y.E. Yang must have learned how to powerlift from you! Great job!
Rocky scores first AJGA victory in Mexico!
8-28-2009:
In the Boys Division, Khara's got to hoist the champion's trophy, a replica of the Mayakoba Golf Classic's trophy, after finishing in the top-15 five times previously in his AJGA career. Playing with a one-shot lead Thursday, he said he wasn't feeling the pressure until the last few holes.
"I just tried to not focus on the lead being so close," Khara said. "The wind was my real struggle today, I'm not a great wind player, but I was able to hold on and get it done."
8-20-2009:
LISA MELDRUM of Montreal, Quebec, became the third Canadian to win on the 2009 Duramed FUTURES Tour last week when she captured her first Tour title at the $100,000 iMPACT Classic in Richmond, Va.
She not only grabbed her first professional title Stateside, but she broke free from a crowded leaderboard and posted a final-round score of 5-under 67 to finish at 208 (-8) at Richmond Country Club.
Congratulations to Drew Weaver on being named one of the eight players to the US Team for 2009 Walker Cup Match.
8-18-2009:
Dr. Bob is proud of Drew's accomplishments this year and feels that he's a great complement to the Walker Cup team. Congratulations!
Ryan Garrity Wins Back To Back MLGT Events
8-13-2009:
Ryan Garrity of Jupiter made it two wins in as many days on the Minor League Golf Tour with a six under par 66 Thursday on the East course at Indian Spring Country Club. The head professional at The Dye Preserve near Jupiter and winner of the South Florida PGA Section Championship in 2007, Garrity bogeyed the second hole, then birdied Nos. 7, 8, 10, 11, 13, 15 and 16. He earned his first MLGT victory Wednesday with a 65 on the Estate course at PGA National.
Mabrey Rebounds on Final Day to Claim AJGA Arkansas Junior at Blessings
8-13-2009:
Matthew Mabrey of Little Rock, Ark., overcame a less-than-stellar second round to fire a final-round 71 and win the AJGA Arkansas Junior at Blessings by one stroke. Emma Talley of Princeton, Ky., claimed her third AJGA Open victory of a strong summer season with a tournament total of 8-over-par 224.
Congratulations Michelle on being named to the 2009 Solheim Cup team!
8-11-2009:
Michelle was named by Solheim Cup Team Captain, Beth Daniel, to add some power and punch to this year's Solheim Cup team as a Captain's Pick. Dr. Bob just wants to say Congratulations Michelle! I know that you will be an outstanding representative for the USA team!
8-8-2009:
The SunCoast Ladies Series wrapped up the final round of competition today at Stoneybrook Golf Club in Orlando with LPGA Tour veteran Jeanne Cho-Hunicke (Longwood, FL) earning her fourth SunCoast Ladies Series title.
7-30-2009:
Richmond's Adam Ball shot a final round 4-under-par 68 to post a three-stroke victory as the 57th Virginia State Golf Association Junior Amateur Championship concluded today at the Country Club of Petersburg (6,854 yards, par 36-36-72).
Steve Marino has worked his way to the top of the leaderboard at the halfway mark at the 2009 British Open!
7-28-2009:
Steve played some tough-minded golf as he battled the Turnberry Golf Course in Scotland with scores of 67-68 in the first two rounds of the world's oldest major championship. Dr. Bob says: Maintain the process Steve, you are playing your game and the process is working!
Koepka takes 2-shot victory
7-17-2009:
If you beat Austin Cody in a golf tournament this summer, chances are you're going home with the trophy. Brooks Koepka raced ahead of Cody on Saturday with a sizzling four-hole stretch on Snee Farm Country Club's back nine and set a scoring record to win the 37th annual Rice Planters Amateur golf tournament.
Koepka, who was the Atlantic Coast Conference rookie of the year last season at Florida State, posted a final-round 67 and broke the tournament record by a stroke with his 72-hole total of 270, 18 under par. He also tied the tournament's 18-hole record Thursday with a 9-under 63.
7-2-2009:
Richard Fosler of Marble Head Massachusetts, scores another victory in the prestigious 3-Day Member Guest at Brooklawn CC in Fairfield Connecticut. The Foz is one of Dr. Bob's most valued amateur golfers and Dr. Bob just wants to say: Great going Foz! You are the man and wow!!!!!...look at those pants!
Varnas Captures Women's Event
6-29-2009:
On a day that finally felt like summer, 53 women golfers gathered at Colts Neck Golf Club for the 6th Women's Public Links Championship. In the single round stroke play event, Lauren Varnas of Pinch Brook G.C. bested the field by three strokes to win her first major State title. With a one-under par round of 70 on the 4,950 yard Colts Neck course, Varnas won over Karen Bouloucon of Crystal Springs and Hanna Ku of Neshanic Valley, who each shot two-over par 73.
In the net division, Cheryl Williams from the Women's Golf Association of NJ shot four-under par 67 to win over Margaret Shung of Hominy Hill and Anna Turner of the WGA.
6-29-2009:
Congratulations to Drew Weaver who qualified for the 109th US Open and was the early first round leader with a 69. Drew went on to have several huge moments that excited the crowds at Bethpage Black. Dr. Bob says: Drew, I am proud of your success... keep it going!
Young Gavin Noble of Cartersville, Georgia captures the Texas Starburst Jr. Golf Classic at Waco, Texas!
6-27-2009:
Eight year old Gavin shot rounds of 36-35-38 during the three day tournament to capture the title by three shots. This is one of the biggest junior golf tournaments in the states and Gavin continues his winning ways! Dr. Bob says: Keep going Gavin, summer is just getting started!
PGA Tour Winner, Marc Turnesa joins Dr. Bob and his Winning Team!
6-23-2009:
PGA Tour Winner, Marc Turnesa, has joined forces with Dr. Bob to help him continue his winning ways on the PGA Tour. Marc was a winner of the Justin Timberlake Shriner's Hospitals for Children Open in Las Vegas last fall and he wants to get back into the winner's circle with the assistance of Dr. Bob's mental strategies. Welcome aboard Marc! It's going to be a great summer and fall!
Aaron Eckstein of Virginia Tech qualifies as low scorer for both the Virginia Amateur and the Virginia State Open!
6-23-2009:
Aaron shot rounds of 67-70 and led all qualifiers and will now be eligible for both competitions during the summer. A recent visit to Dr. Bob got Aaron squared away and he went out and passed with flying colors! Way to go Aaron!
Two of Dr. Bob's young athletes qualified at different venues for the USGA Junior National Amateur!
6-23-2009:
Hank Lebioda and Adam Ball both played great golf to qualify for this years' national junior championship. Hank shot rounds of 70-74 and Adam shot scores of 69-71 to qualify for the USGA Jr. National Championship! Dr. Bob is proud of each of you! Great thoughts be with you at the USGA Junior!
Adam Ball Tops Qualifiers for the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship in Sectional Qualifying at The Federal Club
Adam Ball, 15, of Richmond, Va., shot a 4-under-par 140 at The Federal Club (6,792 yards, par 36-36-72) to pace two golfers who qualified for the 2009 U.S. Junior Amateur Championship in 36-hole sectional qualifying. The championship will be played from July 20-25 at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, N.J.
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PGA Tour star Steve Marino shot awesome rounds of 66, 67, 62 and 68 to get into a playoff for the Crowne Plaza Invitational title at Colonial Country Club.
6-8-2009:
In his first tournament as a card-carrying PGA TOUR member in 2007, Marino found himself paired with media sensation Michelle Wie at the Sony Open in Hawaii. Unlike many players, Marino couldn't have been happier.
"There were a lot of rookies I know who were praying they wouldn't get paired with her, because they dreaded it," Marino said after he made the cut and finished 34th. "I welcomed it, because I knew playing well with that kind of attention was only going to help my game."
Dr. Bob has multiple students in US Open Sectional Qualifying
6-8-2009:
Dr. Bob is very proud of several of his students who made it through local qualifying and are now getting ready for the final step to Bethpage Black and the 2009 US Open. Luke Vargo, Carlos Fabregas, Arie Fauzi, Mark Turnesa, Robert Gamez and Steve Marino are all focused on getting to New York. Dr. Bob says "I hope to see all of you in New York!"
David Leadbetter Golf Academy/IMG Academies students spent Thursday morning in good company.
5-28-2009:
After Leadbetter worked with multiple students on the driving range, Dr. Bob Winters - one of the world's top golf psychologists and consultants - took some time to speak with students.
5-16-2009:
The Gustavus women's golf team posted a final round score of 325 to hang on for third place at the NCAA Championships out of 21 teams. The 72-hole tournament, was played at the PGA Golf Club in Port St. Lucie, Florida. Junior Kali Griggs (Burnsville, Minn.) wrapped up a strong tournament with a final round score of 79 (+7). Griggs finished tied for sixth overall (out of 111) with a 72-hole total of 77-80-78-79--314 to improve on her 84th place finish last year.
5-27-2009:
Rookie professional, Tim Stewart, and veteran Asian Tour player, Terry Pilkadaris, earned two of the four places available, Stewart having to survive a nine way playoff for the fourth and final berth.
Virginia Commonwealth University junior Lanto Griffin (Blacksburg, Va.) was named the Colonial Athletic Association's Men's Golfer of the Year.
5-11-2009:
Griffin led the Rams to their first CAA Men's Golf Championship title since 2002 and their eighth overall. The junior tied for third place in the conference championship, shooting 69-73-76=218 (+2) in the 54-hole event. Griffin placed among the top five in four events and the top 14 in six tournaments, highlighted by a second-place finish at the Rutherford Intercollegiate (76-70-70=216) in his first outing of the 2008-09 season.
Gavin Noble, an Eight Year Old World Golf Champion
5-12-2009:
Gavin Noble, an eight year old World Golf Champion and junior golf student of Dr. Bob exemplifies the lessons capable of being learned by young golfers with a commitment to the game. Dr. Bob works with Gavin to develop practice habits, physical skills, mental foundation, and emotional stability.
Koepka Named ACC Freshman Of The Year
5-4-2009:
Florida State senior Matt Savage and sophomore Drew Kittleson were named to the All-ACC men's golf team and Brooks Koepka was named the ACC Freshman of the Year in a vote by the leagues 11 head coaches. Savage becomes the first Seminole player to earn All-ACC honors three times and Koepka is the first Seminole to be named as the ACC men's golf freshman of the year. It's the first time on the All-ACC team for Kittleson who played the Master's Championship in April and who will play in the US Open in June.
Mocs & Burgner Second, Both Headed To D-II Championship
5-5-2009:
Heather Burgner is headed back to the NCAA Division II Women's Golf Championship and this time her teammates will be with her.
The Moccasins made a run at first-place Nova Southeastern and held off Rollins to finish in second place at the super regional at Howey-in-the-Hills Tuesday, earning a spot in the Division II Championship May 13-16 at Findlay, Ohio.
Hack, 19, Follows The Road Less Traveled To Snap Fitness Open Title
5-5-2009:
Jhared Hack took the road often cautioned against in professional sports and made the decision that is easily scrutinized - he left school early and turned professional. After a stellar junior and amateur career including wins at the 2006 Western Junior and the 2007 Western Amateur, Hack enrolled at the University of Central Florida.
Stauffacher Takes The Medal at Lewis Aviator Classic
4-20-2009:
Alicia Stauffacher took a three-stroke victory individually and led the Northern Kentucky University women's golf team to a third place finish at the Lewis Aviator Classic, played at Prairie Bluff Golf Course.
4-21-2009:
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga men's golf team captured its third straight Southern Conference Championship in dramatic fashion at the Country Club of South Carolina Tuesday afternoon. A final round 286 provided a two-stroke cushion over Georgia Southern.
VCU Rallies to Shock Georgia State for CAA Golf Title
4-19-2009:
Virginia Commonwealth University rallied from 12 strokes down in the final round and defeated Georgia State on the first hole of a sudden-death playoff to win the 2009 Colonial Athletic Association Men's Golf Championship Sunday at Callaway Gardens.
4-14-2009:
Junior Vincent Nadeau (Penhook, Va.) fired a 2-under 70 in Tuesday final round to place second overall as Virginia Commonwealth University held on for the team championship at the Palisades Collegiate Classic at the Palisades Country Club.
3-31-2009:
In their final competition before the Sunshine State Conference Tournament, the Lady Mocs and All-American Heather Burgner brought home the team and individual titles from the inaugural Barry Invitational at Don Shula's Golf Club in Miami Tuesday.
Journeyman Gillis Tames Mid Pines and Wins Four-Man Playoff
3-31-2009:
Southern Pines, NC - Tom Gillis of Oxford, MI survived a four-man playoff in the Pine Needles Classic on Friday with a tournament-clinching birdie on the third extra hole to claim his first eGolf Tarheel Tour title and the $30,000 winner's check.
3-31-2009:
The Tarheel Tour recently conducted a short interview with tour rookie Jonathan Moore. Moore, a native of Vancouver, Washington, and a former NCAA Individual Champion for Oklahoma State University, is currently 20th on the Tarheel Tour money list in just five events played. He recorded his first professional victory in his third start on the Tarheel Tour in a playoff at the Walnut Creek Classic.
Kris Tamulis is the 2009 Florida Women's Open Champion
3-11-2009:
Just after visiting with Dr. Bob, LPGA touring professional Kris Tamulis goes on to win the championship tournament at Rio Pinar Country Club.
VCU Rams are the Champs at the Palmas Del Mar Intercollegiate.
3-11-2009:
Virginia Commonwealth University golf coach Matt Ball got a positive answer on Wednesday about how well his team would handle being front-runners. The Rams handled things quite well. VCU went into the final day of the 54-hole Palmas Del Mar Intercollegiate tournament with a two-shot lead.
Florida Southern Fourth at Lady Moc Classic; Ulander Third
3-2-2009:
Florida Southern finished round one of the Lady Moc Classic tied for second, but slipped to fourth at the end of day. The top-ranked Lady Moccasins are 10 strokes behind #2 Nova Southeastern, which held on to its first-round lead.
Samantha Head Overcomes Two Shot Deficit to Take Zellwood Title
2-10-2009:
The SunCoast Ladies Series wrapped up the final day of competition at Zellwood Station Country Club today with Ascot, England native Samantha Head taking Champion's honors with rounds of 69-72-70=211 to win the event at five under par.
2-10-2009:
Two members of the Oklahoma State's men's golf team have been named to the watch list for the 2009 Ben Hogan Award it was announced by the Golf Coaches Association. Sophomore Rickie Fowler and senior Trent Leon both appear on this year's list.
2-8-2009:
The Moccasins started the 2009 spring season exactly the way they started the 2008 spring season - by winning the Tusculum Intercollegiate Tournament at Kiawah Island, S.C., Sunday.
1-30-2009:
Tyler Leon (Dallas, TX) carded a remarkable ten-under par 62 Thursday in the final round of The Hooters Tour's Bridgestone Winter Series over the 6,950 yard, par 72 Providence golf club to garner his first win of the season.
Rocky Khara has been playing some impressive golf the past few months and Dr. Bob just wants to say Congratulations Rocky!
1-24-2009:
Since working with Dr. Bob, Rocky has finished his past 7 tournaments with three runner-up finishes and four top five finishes! It is just a matter of time before he gets into the Winner's Circle. Stay patient Rocky...it will happen!
Steve Marino, 2008 PGA tour birdie leader, has joined with Dr. Bob in helping him with his mental game and going after championship titles.
1-24-2009:
After working with Dr. Bob, Steve started his 2009 season with a 7th place finish at the Sony Open in Hawaii with a total score of 9 under par. He shot rounds of 68, 67, 70 and 66. Great to have you on board Steve, It's going to be a great season!
Congratulations to Timothy Stewart and Julieta Granada on their recent success.
1-22-2009:
Timothy Stewart, 2008 Singapore Amateur Champion and 2007 British Amateur Runner up has joined the Dr. Bob team and recently earned his 2009 Asian Tour Players Card. Have a great year Timothy!
Julieta Granada of Paraguay and a long- time Dr. Bob student recently qualified for the 2009 European Ladies Tour in addition to playing a full schedule on the LPGA circuit. Julieta will now be a deadly force on both sides of the pond! Dr. Bob says: "Go get em' Julieta!"
Drew Weaver wins Inaugural 2009 Carolinas Young Amateur Cup with rounds of 65 - 71.
1-16-2009:
Drew has added another championship to his list of many wins since working with Dr. Bob. Drew is finishing his senior year at Virginia Tech and is ready for a successful spring season.
Matthew Vargo of Orlando Florida earned his first FCWT win in the Boys 13-15 Division.
11-23-2008:
Matthew Vargo built himself an 8 stroke lead. Vargo, a second year player playing in his first event, carded an opening round of 73 (+1). On Sunday, he held onto that lead and earned his first FCWT win. Vargo led in pars with 23 and finished 5 strokes ahead second place. Dr. Bob recently started working with Matthew and is starting to see great results.
Hank Lebioda wins the Mystic Dunes Challenge - 13-15 Division by 13 strokes.
12-14-2008:
Hank uses strategies from Dr. Bob that helped in his blowout victory against the field. Hank's achievements are outstanding and Dr. Bob is excited about his progress. Keep up the great work Hank!
Michelle Wie, Jeehae Lee and Jeanne Cho Hunicke secure their 2009 LPGA Playing Card
12-7-2008:
The 2008 LPGA Final Qualifying tournament held recently in Daytona Beach, Florida saw three golfers earn the right to be new members of the LPGA. Dr. Bob says "Congratulations Jeanne, Jeehae, and Michelle!" "I am very proud to have spent time with each of you this past year and I wish you all a very successful 2009 year on the LPGA tour!"
11-27-2008:
(Daytona Beach, FL) Final round action at LPGA International Golf Club in Daytona Beach concluded today with Texan Taylor Leon (Dallas) being crowned Champion.
Congrats to the Boys 13-15 division at Eagle Creek Open where Dr. Bob has 3 of the top 5 finishers as students.
10-26-2008:
Blake Edwards shot an amazing -11 to win the tournament. Hank Lebioda came in second with -5 and James Leadbetter shooting a respectable +3.
10-30-2008:
Lakeland, Florida. The SunCoast Ladies Series wrapped up the final round of action today at Imperial Lakes Country Club in Lakeland, Florida. South African Melissa Eaton (Port Shepstone) earned her first professional victory with rounds of 72-70-75=217 to win the event at one over par.
11-1-2008:
Durham, N.C. - Jonathan Moore, a former standout at Oklahoma State and member of the 2007 Walker Cup where he holed the winning putt for the U.S. squad, tied for medalist honors with Steve Gilley at 8-under 280.
10-26-2008:
WILMINGTON, N.C. - Somewhere in this world there sits a set of golf clubs that belong to Virginia Commonwealth University junior Rafael Campos (right).
The Guaynabo, Puerto Rico native would like them back eventually but he's proven he can play some pretty good golf without them.
Florida Southern College School Record Final Round, as Lady MOCS Cruise to WIN at Saint Leo Invitational
10-21-2008:
Shooting a school record final round score of 286, the Lady Mocs added 21 strokes to their 22-stroke first-round lead to easily win the Saint Leo Invitational Tuesday. The Moccasins finished with a 10-over-par 586 at the Tampa Palms Golf and Country Club, with Lynn second in the 12-team field at 629. The final-round 286 topped by three strokes the Moccasins' previous record for low round, which had come at the Bubba Watson Invitational in September of 2006.
This victory is Quinn's fourth PGA win of the season. Since working with Dr. Bob, Quinn has turned his game around and has become the dominate player in the Indiana section. Griffing has won 5 tournaments and 5 top 2 finishes in 7 starts and is qualifying for the Champions Tour. Quinn Griffing of Donald Ross Golf Club fired a final-round 3-under-par 69 to force a playoff with Cary Hungate of Kokomo Country Club for the Indiana PGA Senior Professional Championship win. Hungate led at Woodland Country Club in Carmel after the first day by four strokes with his season-low 66 but bogeyed the final hole and carded a 73 for a total 139 and the tie. This victory is Griffing's fourth PGA win of the season.
Mocs Earn First No. 1 Ranking in the School's Division I History
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.---The Chattanooga men's golf team is the top ranked team in the country according to the Golfweek/Sagarin Ratings Index. The No. 1 ranking is a first in the Division I era for any Mocs program.
The Golf Ring golf practice aid now endorsed by Dr. Bob Winters
10-7-2008:
ORLANDO, Fla. -- Dr. Bob Winters, a world leader in sports vision and sports psychology endorsed a new practice aid called The Golf Ring, the company that produces the product announced.
Dr. Bob Winters Endorses Revolutionary New Golf Practice Aid
10-6-2008:
(PRNewsChannel) / Orlando, Fla. / Dr. Bob Winters, a world leader in sports vision and sports psychology today endorsed a new practice aid called THE GOLF RING, the company that manufactures the product announced.
Lantos is currently ranked in Top 20 of all NCAA Div. I collegiate golfers. Lantos has been named twice in 2008 as Most Valuable Golfer in CAA conference as a member of VCU golf squad.
10-3-2008:
Virginia Commonwealth University men's golfer Lanto Griffin (Blacksburg, Va.) has been named CAA Men's Golfer of the Week after two strong outings to open the season.
Six months of training with Dr. Bob pays off as 3 victories, 5 Top 2 finishes in 7 starts prepares Quinn Griffing for Champions Tour debut
6-23-2008:
CARMEL, IN--- Currentlty leading in the standings for player of the year honors after a dominant 3 months on the Indiana PGA, Quinn Griffing has tapped into greatness at the perfect time. success
Having recently turned 50, victories in the Indianapolis Open, Pepsi Club Card Series, and Monticello open have Quinn primed for Q-School on the Chapions Tour!
Mental strength conquers grief, the yips, and the field for Ryan Blaum
6-26-2008:
SALISBURY, N.C.--- Ryan Blaum entered the final round of the Tarheel Tour’s second-annual Salisbury Classic trailing overnight leader Matthew Borchert by two shots. By day’s end, Blaum would have a round of 66, a four-shot victory, and a check for $16,000; not a bad day at the office.
“It’s really ironic because the first day I hit 17 greens (in regulation) and had 36 putts to shoot 69. The last two days, the putter woke up and allowed me to get it done when I didn’t hit it as well.”
Blaum began his week with the sad news that his friend, Nationwide Tour player Erik Compton, had suffered a heart attack. Compton received a heart transplant at the age of 12 and took up the game of golf as part of his recovery.
“I want to dedicate this win to Erik, who suffered a heart attack this week. I’d like to wish him a speedy recovery and let him know that I’m thinking of him.”
Dr. Bob's winning strategies guide Campos to second consecutive Puerto Rico Amateur Title
5-27-2008:
RIO GRANDE, PUERTO RICO--- With his latest triumph, Campos received an exemption to compete in next year’s Puerto Rico Open Presented by Banco Popular on the PGA Tour.
"Mentally I was battling with myself to remain calm and focused, and I can see that great results can be accomplished if I keep that attitude."
Coupled with a win at the St. Kitt’s Open, it is the second victory in a month for Campos.
Arie Irawan captures Malaysian Amateur Championship on 72nd hole
5-25-2008:
KELANA JAYA, MALAYSIA--- In an exciting two-horse race in the final round, Muhammad Arie Irawan patiently navigated the 6,326-metre, par-72 Kelab Golf Negara Subang's layout, hanging on to Dante Becierra's coattails before seizing the Malaysian Amateur Stroke Play Championship title at the final hole.
"I was quite comfortable on the course today. Every part of my game worked fine. I wasn't nervous at all even after knowing that I had the chance to win at the last."
It was a thrilling roller-coaster final round with Arie matching Becierra stroke for stroke. The 17-year-old Arie fell two shots behind when he bogeyed the eighth hole but pulled level after a gutsy birdie on the 365-metre, par-four tenth hole.
5-7-2008:
More and more junior golfers are working with sports psychologists to gain a mental edge. Dr. Bob Winters has worked with several juniors, as well as professional golfers, and offers his analysis of ways to be mentally tough on the course.
4-22-2008:
FLORENCE, S.C.--- Coming off its school record-tying fourth title this season, No. 12 Chattanooga set its sights on defending its championship at the 2008 Southern Conference Championship. Chattanooga got off to a great start and then held on to defend its 2007 title at the Southern Conference Men’s Golf Championship at the Country Club of South Carolina in Florence. The Mocs shot a final round 294 (+6) to finish at 865 (+1), eight strokes ahead of runner-up College of Charleston.
“It was not the prettiest win, but I’ll take it,” said Head Coach Mark Guhne. “We got off to a good start and then held on. It was not easy, but golf seldom is. I’m proud of the effort.
“Anytime you are considered the best in your conference, it is a great statement about your program,” added Guhne.
4-14-2008:
AUGUSTA, GA.--- When Duramed FUTURES Tour player Jeana Finlinson’s sponsor told her she would be hitting a shot with fellow Indianan Fuzzy Zoeller during the Wednesday practice round at The Masters, she could barely believe her ears. But when she perfectly stroked her shot and the grandstands erupted with cheers, the rookie was reminded of why she is pursuing a career as a touring pro.
“As soon as it hit the clubface, it just felt perfect,” said Finlinson, 27, of Bloomington, Ind., whose photo was captured at the top of her swing in the New York Times sports section on April 10. “The ball hit the green, stopped four feet right of the pin and the crowd went crazy. I guess that’s why you work with a sports psychologist and hit lots of golf shots – to not be surprised when things like that happen.”
Of course, the minute that Finlinson learned that her sponsor bought the opportunity for her to hit a tee shot with Zoeller during a charity auction for “Jill’s House,” [www.jills-house.org], the rookie began preparing for the big day at Augusta National. She knew she would hit a tee shot with Zoeller on the famed 12th hole – a picturesque 155-yard, par-3 hole named Golden Bell in the middle of “Amen Corner” and surrounded by Rae’s Creek. She also knew she would be swinging a club in front of more people than she had ever encountered on a golf course.
4-22-2008:
LAKE MARY, FL--- Rain and lightning forced Hooters Tour officials to suspend play Sunday afternoon and ultimately declare 3rd round leader Ryan Blaum the winner of the weather shortened 54 hole event.
Blaum, the 2005 & 2006 ACC Player of the Year from Duke finished 15 under for the week; 3 shots better than Derek Lamely, and 4 better than the trio of Rob Johnson, David Miller and Will Claxton.
“I’ve been hitting the ball really well,” said Blaum, who finished T-15 at the PGA Tour event in Puerto Rico 3 weeks ago. “My driver has been really working for me, and with the tight fairways out here that was a big advantage.”
Blaum collects $33,565 for his 2nd career Hooters Tour win, and 3rd overall as a professional.
Cho-Hunicke Earns Suncoast Tour Victory Number Three
4-3-2008:
CASSELBERRY, FL.--- The SunCoast Series wrapped up the first of a two event series today at the Country Club of Deer Run in Casselberry, Florida with a familiar face claiming the crown as champion this week. Jeanne Cho-Hunicke (Longwood, FL) earned her third SunCoast Series Title with rounds of 68-71-71=210 to finish at six under par for the tournament.
"I played pretty solid this week. I struck the ball well and managed to keep it in play and that allowed me to hit greens and I made the putts."
In addition to the first place check Jeanne earns her second RIFE Bonus by using her RIFE Aussie putter to roll to victory this week.
Jeanne's six under par total gives her a seven shot victory over Thailand's Virada Nirapathpongporn and Bracebridge, Canada's Erin Thorne who will share second place this week finishing one over par for the tournament. Tokyo, Japan's Hiroko Fujishima and amateur Nara Shin tie for fourth at six over par for the tournament.
The SunCoast Series returns to action next week with the beautiful Country Club of Mount Dora hosting the series. Round one is scheduled to begin at 10:00 Tuesday morning
Hodge Earns Second Golfer of the Week Honor
4-2-2008:
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.--- Jonathan Hodge was named Southern Conference Golfer of the Week as announced Wednesday by the conference office. It is the second such award for Hodge this season (Mar. 12) and back-to-back for the Mocs as Ben Rickett was honored a week ago.
Hodge, a junior from Jefferson City, Tenn., won the Furman Intercollegiate over the weekend shooting a three-under par 213 for the 54-hole event. He is now ranked No. 22 in the Golfstat Cup and No. 31 in the Golfweek/Sagarin Ratings Index.
With the win at the Furman Intercollegiate, Hodge set a new school for wins in a season with three. That total also ties him with former teammate Bryce Ledford for most career wins with the Mocs.
Chattanooga, now ranked No. 12 in Golfweek, returns to action April 7-8 at the Bank of America Intercollegiate hosted by Ole Miss at the Reunion Golf and Country Club in Madison,
Sophomore Campos concludes play at PGA Tour Event
3-26-2008:
RIO GRANDE , Puerto Rico—Though he made the 36-hole cut, Virginia Commonwealth University sophomore golfer Rafael Campos (Guaynabo, Puerto Rico) will not get a chance to compete for a championship at the PGA Tour’s Puerto Rico Open at Trump International Golf Club.
A total of 81 players made the 36-hole cut, which came at even-par 144. Current PGA Tour policy states that if more than 79 professionals make the cut, then a 54-hole cut will be implemented with the low 70 scores advancing to Sunday play. A total of 75 players made the 54-hole cut, which came at 1-over-par 217. Those six players who did not make the cut will be paid according to their standing after 54 holes. Campos, the lone amateur to make the cut, will not receive compensation.
Campos beat former U.S. Open champion Tom Kite and former British Open champion Tom Lehman to make the 36-hole cut. He was on the outside looking in, however, after 54 holes. After shooting back-to-back rounds of 72 (E) on the first two days, Campos shot a 75 (+3) on Saturday. Campos was one of four players from Puerto Rico to compete this weekend.
"I thought he played really solid the first two days of the tournament," VCU head coach Matt Ball said. "I think he'd tell you today that he wasn't hitting the ball as well. This was his first tour event and he's just a sophomore in college. When you look at some of the guys he beat, they're some of the best players in the world. All you can say is, Wow."
Campos will rejoin his teammates next week for the Shocker Classic in Wichita, Kan. The Rams open the two-day tournament Mar. 31.
"We've had some former VCU players compete in tour events, but this is the first time we've had a VCU golfer compete in a PGA event while he's still enrolled," Ball said. "He's got a ton of talent to compete at that level. We hope this will be a learning experience for him and he can use this experience to become as a dominant player on the college level. We're proud of him. We hope he comes back strong and competes well for us at Wichita."
Nadeau named CAA Men's go-golfer of the week
3-26-2008:
RICHMOND, Va.—Virginia Commonwealth University sophomore Vincent Nadeau (Penn Hook, Va.) was named CAA Men’s Co-Golfer of the Week. Nadeau shared the honor with William & Mary’s Brandon Parker.
Nadeau led the Rams to a fifth-place finish at the Pinehurst Intercollegiate. The sophomore improved his score each day, shooting 75-72-71 – 218 (+2). The Purdue transfer finished the three-day event with 15 birdies. Nadeau was the only top-10 finisher who did not qualify for the NCAA Tournament last year.
As a team, the Rams shot a three-day total of 898 (303-300-295) to finish fifth in the 19-team event. VCU played the tournament without Rafael Campos (Guaynabo, Puerto Rico), who was competing on a sponsors’ exemption in the Puerto Rico Open on the PGA Tour.
After a 12-day layoff, the Rams resume competition Monday, Mar. 31 at the two-day Shocker Classic in Wichita, Kan.
Hodge named SoCon player of the week:
Leads Team to wire-to-wire victory at the Palmetto Intercollegiate Classic
3-13-2008:
SPARTANBURG, S.C.---Chattanooga junior golfer, and Dr. Bob disciple, Jonathan Hodge earned his first Southern Conference Player of the Week announced by the conference office Wednesday. It is the first such honor for the 17th-ranked Mocs this spring and comes on the heels of a championship at the Palmetto Intercollegiate.
"Jonathan keyed a great team effort at the Palmetto," said Head Coach Mark Guhne. "To beat two top 30 teams by 30 and 40 shots is impressive."
Hodge was the individual medalist at the Palmetto Intercollegiate with a three-round total of 212 (+2). His final round of 67 (-3) was low round for the tournament and tied for his low round of 2007-08, although the other two were five-under par efforts. The Mocs bested No. 22 Penn State by 40 shots and No. 30 Virginia Tech, tournament runner-up, by 30.
It was Hodge's 43rd par or better round of his career which sets a new school record previously held by former teammate Bryce Ledford (2004-07). The medalist honors made him just the third Chattanooga player to win multiple tournaments for his career joining Ledford (3) and Matt Brock (2001-04, 2).
Hodge is currently No. 61 in the Golfweek/Sagarin Ratings Index.
Dr. Bob Endorses 2Targets
3-10-2008:
Based on Dr. Bob's many years of sports vision and sport psychology training and experience he has entered into an endorsement arrangement with 2Targets, Inc.
Dr Bob says, "The Putt 2 will help golfers of all talent levels: For one, I like the portability and
easy storage. This will provide every golfer their own target hole on a busy putting or chipping
green. They can easily fit in the smallest of carry bags without adding excessive weight.
Also, I like that they are a bit smaller in visual perspective than an actual putting cup
(2 inches versus 4.25 inches). By having a smaller visual target, it creates a perceptual image of
the hole being much larger when you go to the golf course after practicing with the Putt 2.
But mainly, I really like the definitive shape and the ability to see the target projecting
above ground level. On a sports vision perspective, the cone shape is much easier to see than
a tee or group of tees and the Number 2 on the cone helps you center your attention and
focus much in the same way that a pitcher focuses on the catcher's mitt while pitching to a batter.
The smaller and more defined the focus, the tighter the dispersion pattern of makes and misses.
I have seen a number of great teaching and learning devices, but the Putt 2 is one that I like
because of the ease of use and the simplicity of learning how to focus on a specific and
definitive target. The transfer effect of having a strong visual memory of where the cup
is located is definitely reinforced by the consistent use of the Putt 2.
I can readily say that I give it to my players to use, because I use it myself!"
for more information and to purchase The Putt2 please visit www.2Targets.com
Dr. Bob Disciples Racking up the Wins
3-10-2008:
Spring is in the air and so is the smell of victory.
At least for those who have chosen to work with the world's leading mental conditioning coach and sport psychologist.
Within the last month notable Dr. Bob disciples have succeeded in tapping the power and achieving success.
Congratulations to you all for making winning a reality!
Amrith de Soysa - WINNER - 8th annual Rice Intercollegiate
Hernan Rey - WINNER - on the Gateway Tour
Jeanne Cho-Hunicke - WINNER - SunCoast Series Tour
Florida Southern Women's Golf Team - WINNERS - Lady Moc Invitational
Who is the next WINNER Dr. Bob will create?
It could be you!
Career-Day Earns Round of the Week Honors for Dr. Bob student
3-5-2008:
RICHMOND, Va.—It took Virginia Commonwealth University men's golfer Rafael Campos (Guaynabo, Puerto Rico) just six holes to produce the collegiate round of the week. Campos earned the honor from Golfweek Magazine after firing a 65 (-7) on the first day of the Ron Smith USF Invitational in Dade City, Fla.
Campos was even through 12 holes at Lake Jovita Golf and Country Club. The sophomore then ripped off five birdies and an eagle over the final six holes to finish the round seven under par.
"I just wanted to finish strong, after I got those first three birdies, I just kept thinking I need to get it on the green. I was rolling it pretty well that day, so I thought if I could put it on the green, I'd be fine....I knew what was going on, but I did not want my emotions to take over."
Campos finished the tournament with a three-day score of 216 (E) to finish 12th. VCU finished eighth in the 18-team event.
Both Campos and the team have been working with Dr. Bob for the last three months.
Dr. Bob to perform at Golfweek's Golfest at The Villages
1-25-2008:
Dr. Bob Winters is one of the scheduled celebrities to perform and speak at The Villages in mid January for Orlando's Golfweek Golfest. Dr. Bob will give mental tips to the most enthusiastic group of mature golfers ever assembled as part of Golfweek's Annual Golfest on January 25th and 26th, 2008. Last year, The Villages had more than 6,000 golfers attend the outdoor golf club exhibition and it was met with smashing success. Dr. Bob will discuss the importance of having a clear plan in his demonstration of how to apply mental skills into your physical routine. Details of how to get tickets go to www.golfweek.com.
Dr. Bob to perform at Golfweek's Orlando Golfest
1-20-2008:
Dr. Bob will give mental tips to the largest outdoor golf club exhibition in the world on January 12th and 13th at Orange County National Golf Course, site of the 2007 PGA Tour Final Qualifying Tournament. Joining Dr. Bob on the main stage will be three of his star athletes and clients, Jonathan Moore (2007 Walker Cup Team member and the winner of the final match to win the cup) and LPGA and European LPGA player, Samantha Head. Also joining Dr. Bob onstage will be NGA Hooters Tour Player, Jan Meierling from Dusseldorf, Germany. Jan has been a longtime Dr. Bob client and has progressed tremendously in the past year. This will be the fifth year for Dr. Bob to perform at GolfWeek's Golfest.
Dr. Bob featured guest speaker
1-19-2008:
Dr. Bob Winters will be the featured guest speaker for the American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation to be held January 19th at the Omni Orlando Resort at Champions Gate. Dr. Bob will address the dinner event which is the evening preceding the charity LPGA tournament that plays host to a bevy of LPGA stars such as Suzie Whaley, Sally Little, Beth Bader and a host of others.
Dr. Bob to work with pre-teen sensation Perl Jin
1-5-2008:
Dr. Bob Winters began working with pre-teen sensation, Pearl Jin, on January 5th of this year. According to Dr. Bob, "Pearl is perhaps the most promising young female player in the world right now and I am very excited that David Leadbetter wanted me to be Pearl's mental coach." After having been with her on the golf course, Dr. Bob commented "she has tremendous length for someone of her age and if she can stay focused on the things that we are working on, she will be someone to watch for many years to come. I am very excited to be working with her!” Pearl is from Anaheim , California and she is the youngest player to ever reach the match play portion of the US Women’s Amateur in 2007.
Dr. Bob signs new deal with Golfweek.com
1-2-2008:
Dr. Bob Winters has recently signed a deal with Golfweek.com and Golfweek magazine to do another series of videos entitled: The Winning Mind. The Winning Mind is one of the most popular videos on the world wide web and Dr. Bob has agreed to do a series of 22 twenty two for the year of 2008.
Dr. Robert K Winters agrees to do more on The Turn in 2008 with The Golf Channel
11-01-2007:
Dr. Bob has agreed to do a number of new videos for the popular show, The Turn which airs on Monday evenings at 10:00 on The Golf Channel. Dr. Bob has agreed to start filming a series of mental tips.
