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July 2010
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- SeeMore Expands New 100% Milled CS Gunmetal Series
- 2010 Rice Planters Amateur - Mt. Pleasant, SC (Snee Farm Country Club)
- Putting Alignment www.patobriengolf.com (6/22/10)
- SeeMore m7 Putter Review - www.putterzone.com
- Pat O'Brien Blog Post (6/1/10) - Zach's Grip - www.patobriengolf.com
- Franklin Putter Company Roots For Iowa Golfer - WSMV-TV Nashville
- Pat O'Brien Blog Post - www.patobriengolf.com - 6/01/10
SeeMore Tournament Wins
Jun 03, 2010
Mar 10, 2010
2007 MASTERS Champion - Zach Johnson
'07 Masters to go down as true David vs. Goliath story
source: www.pga.com
When it was all over, and the coveted Green Jacket was slipped on his slender shoulders on a chilly Sunday evening at Augusta National, Zach Johnson tried to grasp the enormity of what he had just accomplished. After all, this was no ordinary win. This was the Masters, and he had just defeated the best players in the world, including Tiger Woods. (click PLAY button below)
Oct 02, 2009
Congrats to Skip Berkmeyer - www.patobriengolf.com
Below is a post from www.patobriengolf.com
Allow me to brag a little on one of my students who has had a remarkable year. Skip Berkmeyer of St. Louis, MO, won the Missouri State Amateur and the prestigious Crump Cup at Pine Valley this summer. In the State Am, Skip made an 8 foot birdie putt on the 36th hole to extend the match, and then birdied the two playoff holes to finally win. In the Crump Cup, Skip birdied the 18th hole in front of about 500 people to win 1up. He is obviously not afraid of pressure!
Skip also won The William McMahon Award at this year's Porter Cup, another prestigious amateur event. This award goes to an individual who shows a true passion and commitment to amateur golf. Well deserved, Skip!
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Skip is our sales representative in St. Louis, MO.
May 22, 2009
Huge Week for SeeMore as Brand Momentum Explodes
Post by Jim Grundberg
What a week, actually what a year for SeeMore. Zach Johnson's accomplishments are off the charts, his latest being his 6th PGA Tour victory and 5th in last 26 months dating back to his Masters Victory in April 2007. Five victories and a Major on the PGA Tour since the start of 2007! That puts him in a pretty elite and small club. He is finally getting his due as one of the greatest winners in the world. We at SeeMore are honored to have been part of each and every one of his victories. You can check out the many articles on his huge win last week at the Valero Texas Open below. His 3d round 60 in San Antonio was his second 60 in the past 20 months dating back to the 2007 Tour Championship at East Lake, where he shattered the course record there with a 3d round 60 as well. That makes Zach the first player in PGA Tour history to have 2 career rounds of 60 or better. The only one!
Just as rewarding for us was notification last week that SeeMore swept the putter category in the annual awards handed out by Hacker's Paradise, a prominent golf focused web site with an avid golf readership. At this site you can get your golfing needs 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. It has equipment reviews, tour talk, a forum, and monthly giveaways from supporters ranging from balls to clubs and everything in between. The forum allows visitors to get to know each other and discuss everything related to golf. Registration is free.
These are not the first awards for SeeMore when it comes to product excellence, just the latest, but it is a clear reminder that first and foremost it is the avid and serious golfers of the
world, those with a passion to improve their games, that are behind the recent resurgence in the SeeMore brand and our proven RifleScope Technology. The readers of Hacker's Paradise voted on best products for 2009 in a wide range of categories, and if you look at the details you will see all of the greatest brands in golf, including Taylor Made drivers, Mizuno irons, winning the awards. But in the putter category, it was SeeMore finishing first in the mallet category (new SB1), and in the blade
category (m1), over all of the big names. This is a level playing field situation, where products are judged on performance, technology, game improvement, and it is very gratifying that SeeMore was recognized as the number one putter brand in golf by those in the know. Again, please take the time to read the results!
Click Here for Award results on The Hackers Paradise
Article one - FEDEX Cup Leader
Article two - Johnson Defends Title
Article three - Zach Johnson 3rd Best US Golfer
I look forward to your thoughts on Zach, on SeeMore's great performances in consumer product testing, or anything else you want to talk about. The golf season is here! I hope you are getting out to enjoy the game. Jim
Mar 30, 2009
SeeMore Putters Shine in Sunday Spotlight - www.putterzone.com
Woods earned just over $1 million for clinching the Arnold Palmer Invitational with yet another heroic putt, while Zach Johnson earned $408,000 after finishing third behind Woods with his trusty SeeMore FGP putter (Sean O'Hair didn't do too bad with his TaylorMade Monza Corsa putter, either).
Meanwhile, Karrie Webb won the J Golf LPGA Phoenix International with a SeeMore M5w in hand (pictured here), netting $225,000 in the process.
Mar 15, 2009
UVA Uses Record-Setting Effort to Win LSU Classic
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Baton Rouge, LA – The No. 4 Virginia's women golf team won the second tournament championship in the program’s history in record-setting fashion Sunday. The Cavaliers took first place at the LSU Golf Classic by five shots, turning in the best tournament score in school history. During the final round, Virginia shot 4-under 284, equaling the lowest single-round score in team history, to set an all-time low tournament scoring mark of 8-under 856. UVa’s previous best tournament score was 8-over 872 at last year’s ACC Championships. “We’ve worked very hard this winter and the girls were very anxious to get the spring season underway,” said second-year coach Kim Lewellen. “We came into the tournament as the highest ranked team and I think that pushed everyone to play well. They really wanted to take home the trophy. Today, they came to the course with the attitude that they wanted to win and do so in convincing fashion. They did not hold anything back. It was a very exciting couple of days for us.” Tulane, which shot 10-under 276 during the final round, was second at 861. Its final-round score was the best 18-hole team total in the tournament’s history. No. 11 LSU was third at 867. The 18-team field included 15 schools ranked in the top-50 of the current Golfweek standings. Virginia sophomore Calle Nielson tied for first-place overall, but lost the medalist title in a three-way playoff that was claimed by Arkansas’ Lucy Nunn on the second hole of extra play. Nielson finished with a score of 7-under 209, the second lowest 54-hole total for a Cavalier. “I’m very excited for Calle,” Lewellen said. “She played great golf all weekend. To see her finish first as just a sophomore, that’s tremendous for her development and enhances her reputation as one of the top underclassmen in the country. She’s a real fighter and did a great job for us this weekend.” |
Jan 23, 2009
PGA Tour News - Pat O'Brien and ZJ
PGA TOUR is off and running. WOW!!! What a start to the new year! Hoping all of you are having a great new year. We at SeeMore are having one. We wanted to include you in all of our TOUR news for the 2009 season. Below is a great piece about SeeMore's Ambassador, Pat O'Brien. Pat has started his own blog to stay in touch with his students as well as the world. Feel free to sign up for all of his posts at Pat O'Brien Golf.
Below is an excerpt taken from his most recent post.
Zach Johnson
Last fall, during Zach's hiatus from the Tour, Mike and I worked on Zach getting his shaft angle more neutral at set up both his long game and putting. It was easier to change them both at the same time in that set up tendencies usually carry over into both parts of the game. Through looking at some video from a few years back, Zach was finally convinced that the shaft and his spine had been tilted too much to the right.
Continue Reading Story Click Pat O'Brien Golf.com
Press Release on Pat O'Brien's Blog Site - Download Pat O'Brien Launches New Website & Blog » The Wire
His victory heads these remarkable accomplishments on Tour, proving he is the hottest golfer in the world.
*Second victory in six PGA Tour starts dating back to his 2008 Valero Texas Open victory
*Four top 10 finishes in his last 6 events, an incredible 68 under par in those four top 10's
*Ranking #1 2009 FedEx Cup points, #1 money list with $1,161,000 in earnings
*Shooting 15 under par to win the Sony by 2 shots, following a 15 under score at the Mercedes Championship
Let us know what you would like to see from the Tour News - pics, stories, etc.
Jan 21, 2009
Jan 19, 2009
What a RUN by Zach!!!!
Post by Jim Grundberg
What a great victory and great run for Zach. As always loved watching the Sony on TV last night. Love the Golf Channel and what they have brought to golf on television. Amazing coverage. Great pre Game. Great coverage of full event wire to wire. Then full coverage of post game. Like watching the NFL , but better. Watched the Arizona Cardinals for underdog story, but prime time golf kept the AFC title game out of our house entirely. The dual between Zach Johnson, David Toms, Adam Scott, Charles Howell III, and others was great drama. They all played great, but Zach really showed amazing composure in holding steady with a few bad breaks. Nobody lost the tournament. The leaders all played fantastic. Zach simply went out and won it. Great putting by all the guys down the stretch, but Zach was
just dialed in with only 26 putts Saturday and then again 26 putts on Sunday. He has now won 2 events of his last 6, with 4 top 10's. He has shot 69 under par net in his last 6 events. And he has now won 4 events in last 22 months including a major, and a couple of seconds to world #1 as well. I think he is still an under rated force in golf.
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