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Pat O'Brien Teaches PGA Carolina Section at Annual Meeting

This past Tuesday Pat O'Brien had the great opportunity to talk in front of 130+ PGA members in the Carolina Section at their annual meeting held in Myrtle Beach, SC.  He talked about his Putting Philosophy and the SeeMore system.  

In the last two years, Pat has visited a number of the 41 sections in the PGA to talk about his putting philosophy.  He is the putting instructor that everyone is looking towards when they need instruction help.  He teaches the PGA member how to teach putting by giving them a simple system.  This is why he is gaining some many top tour professionals, top college golfers and amateurs.  If you would like to gain more information about Pat and his teachings visit Pat O'Brien Golf.

Lastly, Pat and the SeeMore staff would like to thank Ron Schmid and his staff for the great efforts in putting everything together at the Carolina Section meeting.

Below are some pictures along with video coverage from Pat's seminar:

  

 

SeeMore Training with Team from Golf Galaxy - Cool Springs

SeeMore hosted 8 team members from Golf Galaxy - Cool Springs store for a 90 minute training session. Jim Grundberg (owner/managing partner), Greg Montgomery (national sales manager) and Ted Gallina did a brand overview and putting clinic for everyone.  The training session was well received by all who attended giving them a better understanding of SeeMore and the putting system.  We even had a comment from one of the team members that this would be great if all of the stores could go through this training.  We told them to have them contact us and we will go wherever they want us.  We appreciate everyone for attending the training. Below are some pictures:

 

 

 
 
 

  

Pat O'Brien - A Simple Drill

 by Pat O'Brien

This drill is one of Zach's favorites.  Place a shaft 18 inches behind the hole and start with 3 balls 5 feet away from the hole.  The goal is obviously to make the putt; however your secondary objective is to get the ball to the hole but not touch the shaft.  When you achieve this with all three balls, move out to 10 feet. 

If you come up short on any of the three, or hit the shaft, you have to go back to the previous distance.  After you are successful at 10 feet, move out to 15.  You can go in any increments you want.  When Dr. Mo and I want to really challenge Zach, we go 10, 20 and 30 feet.  Mo has found that this really sharpens Zach's focus and makes his practice productive.  He really dials in his speed while tapping into his competitive nature.  Try it!