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B O D M E R P E R F O R M A N C E C E N T E R

Bodmer Performance Center Master ClassThursday, July 28, 2016 - Sunday, July 31, 2016

SINCE 1893

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Europe’s highest 18-hole golf course is located in a magnificent mountain landscape and offers everything to delight the

golfer’s heart – a real challenge for every player.

SINCE 1893

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18-hole championship course, par 72, 6,217 m total distance. Clubhouse with restaurant, shop with rental clubs and Academy Engadin Golf Center with three PGA Teaching Pros offering individual and group tuition for beginners and those aiming for a green card. Spacious short-game area with water hazards and bunkers and driving range with 30 mat and turf tees, some covered, for extended training sessions.

Built in 1893, the Samedan course is the oldest in Switzerland and one of the most venerable in continental Europe. Take a deep breath and feel right at home as you play on this classic course surrounded by the captivating mountain landscape of Upper Engadin. Standing amid the many larch trees, some over 700 years old, is not something you will forget in a hurry.

BODMER PERFORMANCE CENTER | MASTER CLASS - 2016

ENGADIN GOLF SAMEDAN

OLDEST COURSE IN SWITZERLAND

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World class instructors of golf will par ticipate in the BPC Master Class golf seminar at

Engadine Golf Club, Golf course Samedan, Switzerland

Welcome to the BPC Master Class

Instructors’ client list includes tour players such as: Darren Clarke, Ernie Els, Bernhard Langer, Lee Westwood,

Nick Faldo, Severiano Ballesteros, Dustin Johnson, Ian Poulter, Padraig Harrington and Suzann Pettersen.

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In 1993 Simon went on to coach Nick Faldo who won the ’93 Johnnie Walker Classic, Bernhard Langer when he won the Masters, Anders Forsbrand and Barry Lane. He also had four players in the 1993 Ryder Cup side – Langer, Seve Ballesteros, Barry Lane and Joakim Haeggman. To date Simon has coached over 80 tournament professionals that have won together over 50 titles and 2 majors. These include:

Retief Goosen, Darren Clarke, Thomas Bjorn, Ernie Els, Bernhard Langer, Ian Woosnam, Robert Karlsson, Soren Hansen, Jasper Parnevik, Vijay Singh, Lee Westwood, Barry Lane, Mark McNulty, Nick Faldo, Joakim Haeggman, Geoff Ogilvy, Tony Johnstone, Darren Fichart, David Carter, Jeremy Robinson, Anders Forsbrand, Peter Fowler, Roger Chapman, Gordon Brand Jnr, Mark Roe, Jean Van der Velde, Marc Farry, Per Ulrik Johansson, Roger Winchester, Mark James, Seve Ballesteros, Mark Davis, Brian Marchbank, Mike Hulbert, Derrick Cooper, Nick Price, Curtis Strange, Ian Poulter, Severiano Ballesteros, Bob Tway, Stephan Ames, Padraig Harrington, Richard Green, Trevor Immelman, Peter Hanson, Constantino Rocca, Jamie Spence, and Suzann Pettersen.

Born in Irvine to English parents – his father worked in Greenock for IBM – Simon Holmes spent his adolescent summers playing golf at Helensburgh, where he is still a member, before setting out for America and Wake Forest University in North Carolina. A decent player, Holmes was good enough to twice reach the last 16 of the Scottish Amateur Championship and hold a handicap of plus two.

It is in Golf Coaching, however, where Simon Holmes found his niche, first as an assistant to David Leadbetter, then as a sole practitioner. Simon worked with David Leadbetter from 1988 to 1992, where at the time, Leadbetter coached the who’s who of world golf including Nick Faldo, Nick Price and Bernhard Langer, and Simon worked with them all.

During the Summers of 1991 and 1992 Simon spent most of the year with Nick Faldo going to most events he was playing in and it was at the end of 1992 where Simon decided to go it alone after coaching Langer independently of his work with Leadbetter.


SIMON HOLMES OF SKY TV

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Miller won the 2010 REMAX World Long Drive Championship with a driver of 414 yards (379 m) against rookie Dominic Mazza. Miller was brought up in Barnet, London where he still trains in both his local gym and The Shire Golf Club. He is sponsored by Callaway Golf and therefore uses the Official Driver of the LDA (Long Drivers of America), The Callaway X HOT 2 with a Fujikura XX Shaft and usually 3 degrees of loft. He is also a competitor on the European LDET circuit capturing four wins in a row (Belgium, Germany, UK, Slovenia). He unfortunately missed out on a second REMAX title thanks to Tim Burke, a Krank Staff Member who hit a drive of 427 yards (390 m) to win the $250,000 and the REMAX belt. At last, Miller holds the record for the longest official drive in history at 560 yards at his local course in England in 2010.

Miller is the RE/MAX world Long Drive champion for 2010. He became the second European to ever win the championships and as such is regarded as the best Long Drive Golfer in the world today. At 6 ft 4 and 19 stone Joe Miller represents a new breed of Long drives built around strength speed and power, he also holds the world record for ball speed at 225 mph on the way to becoming world champion. Winning the championships with a 414-yard strike, Miller collected the $150,000 prize for winning the 2010 World Championships. Jamie Sadlowski is Long Drive Golfer who sits as one of Joe’s main competitors together allowing the sport of Long Drive to grow through various events during the year.

Miller’s first sponsor in the sport was the Long Drive brand known as Krank, however the sport and the athlete have grown in recent years and Miller went on to sign to Callaway Golf in 2012. He is now part of their research and development team and often tours with his sponsors attending exhibitions and various events. Currently based at The Shire London golf club he uses these facilities to aid his needs whilst also working as a part-time gym trainer.


JOE MILLER FORMER RE/MAX WORLD LONG DRIVE CHAMPION

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Scot is widely recognized as one of golf’s most innovative instructors, working with top teachers, such as Hank Haney, Rick Smith, Claude Harmon and Dave Pelz. He has also coached golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to top touring professionals. Incorporating his extensive knowledge of the golf swing with the revolutionary technology of the Golf Robot is where Scot truly earns acknowledgement as an innovator. At a time when more people are leaving the game due to frustration with the complexity of the swing, Scot’s groundbreaking approach could signal the future of golf improvement globally.

Scot has taught at numerous golf academies and learning centers. ProGolf Schools, Geneva National Golf Club, Inverness Golf Club, Western Skies Golf Club, The Bog, Barbas Learning Center, Bally Bunion, Oakton Practice Facility as well as assisting in local High School Programs and Sports Re Hab Facilities. Scot is currently a consultant and teaching professional at Pebble Beach Golf Academy.

Scot has built his reputation by helping golfers of all skill levels improve their technique, strategy, and lower their scores. He has helped golf’s best players build consistent, repeatable swings; confident mental attitudes; imaginative reliable short games; and a better understanding of how to manage their games once they step off the practice range and onto the course.

Scot’s commitment to excellence is no better demonstrated than by the world class Instructors he continues to learn from as well as some of the PGA Tours top playing professionals.

Founder and CEO of RoboGolfPro, CEO and President of TourBound Golf, Inc. He is Currently a Teaching Professional at Pebble Beach Golf Academy. Scot has achieved great success in golf as a tour player, teacher, designer and communicator. He is regarded as one of the most innovated instructors and is willing to do whatever it takes to help students achieve their golfing goals and dreams.


SCOT W.R. NEI FOUNDER AND CEO

ROBOGOLFPRO,INSTRUCTOR PEBBLE BEACH

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The method was called that way because of the way the spine tilts throughout the swing to keep the golfer “stacked”, or to keep the upper-body center in one place during the swing, and the name was chosen with the help of Charlie Wi. In Stack and Tilt the weight starts left (for righthanded players) and goes more left during the swing. This idea collides with mainstream golf instruction, but is shared by Sean Foley.

The Bennett and Plummer model gained publicity beyond the PGA Tour players and instructors environment once a major golf magazine covered it in June 2007.

Their system has been profiled in publications like Golf World and Sports Illustrated, and on syndicated talk shows like The Charlie Rose Show. A best-selling book, The Stack and Tilt Swing, and two DVDs, the latest of which, Stack & Tilt 2.0 Understanding the Numbers, further refines the system using sophisticated bio-mechanics have garnered huge success. Having worked worked with ten different PGA tour winners, Stack & Tilt Golf prides itself on its ability to improve the games of players of all levels with a system that is understandable and accessible to all.

Andy Plummer (born December 23, 1966 in Vanceburg, Kentucky) and Mike Bennett (born December 12, 1967 in Jordan, New York) are a duo of golf instructors who have coached PGA Tour players Charlie Wi, Steve Elkington, Tom Scherrer, Grant Waite, Troy Matteson, Bill Lunde, Mike Weir and Aaron Baddeley, among others. Bennett and Plummer are also known because the golf swing model they developed challenges some aspects of current mainstream golf instruction.

Bennett and Plummer played in the mini tours during the mid 1990s and later committed to instruction in the early 2000s, after taking courses with Larry Bartosek, Tom Tomesello, Mike Bender and Mac O’Grady.

Bennett and Plummer wrote, with Peter Morrice, the book The Stack and Tilt Swing. The “Stack and Tilt” model prescribes keeping the body weight forward during the whole swing, straightening the back leg through back swing and performing a steep shoulder turn, all in order to keep the shoulder turn axis in place. The theory follows some ideas that are present in Homer Kelley’s book “The Golfing Machine”.


ANDY PLUMMER ONE OF THE INSTRUCTORS & CREATORS OF STACK & TILT

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• It makes the practice and explanation of critical parts of swing like “release,” “follow-through” and “takeaway” possible so that the student instantly understands.

• It makes the explanation and total understanding of different swing concepts possible like never before, which is useful for beginners.

• High-skill players can feel the nuances and fine tune their swing.

• One of only 20 available in the world.

• Time with certified instructor.

Up until now, golfers have had to rely on feedback by an instructor, video analysis, or funny looking swing contraptions. There was no way for a golf instructor to have the ability to record your swing, then make corrections to it in a computer, and finally give you your swing back in the form of a robot-assisted swing.

The RoboGolfPro is the only machine in existence that takes your club and physically guides you through a perfect swing. The RoboGolfPro allows the instructor to let you feel the perfect ergonomic, efficient and physically correct golf swing for your ability and physique.

Now your instructor can have the power to record your swing, correct it on a PC using specialized software and then give you back your corrected swing. The RoboGolfPro rebuilds your swing and resists your bad habits, mistakes and tendencies. Your instructor corrects it on the spot and then lets you FEEL the correct swing for you. With a few minutes of practice, each time moving a little faster, you develop new golf swing habits that help your game.


ROBOGOLFPRO THE REVOLUTIONARY

ROBOTIC SWING TRAINER

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Stack & Tilt Golf’s system emphasizes three core fundamentals:

CONTROL - hit the ground in the same place after the ball every time.

POWER - generate the power needed to play the course.

SHOT DIRECTION - control the curve of your shot every time.

Stack & Tilt® Golf offers you the proven system of golf instruction that is easy to learn and grows with you as you improve. It is a system that delivers fast results and is based on the same fundamentals that PGA TOUR and LPGA TOUR players use to increase their rankings, grow their earnings and win tournaments — and it’s applicable at any level of the game. Stack & Tilt Golf helps you play better, play more consistently and enjoy the game more.

Once you understand how these fundamentals serve as the foundation of our swing system and how you can apply them to your unique game, you’ll hit your golf ball farther, straighter and more consistently.


STACK & TILT PROVEN SYSTEM OF GOLF INSTRUCTION

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Ball flight laws are unquestionable. So is the quality of our data. TrackMan is considered to have set the industry standards for accuracy in ball impact and ball flight measurements. That’s why the leaders of the game trust them.

Quality data leads to quality analysis which again fosters sound decision-making and, ultimately, superior performance and leadership. In golf, for example, critical data is captured at the impact moment between the club and the ball, meaning in 1/2000 of a second. This essential data is instantly translated into an easy-to-understand language on a portable device for analysis and increased understanding of the swing.

This product is used by professional athletes and amateurs alike in a broad spectrum of sports, ranging from the popular segments of golf, baseball and tennis, to more unique disciplines like the Olympic Game’s hammer throw and shot put.

Common for all are their fundamental need for reliable data to analyze performance.

As a consequence, this product has changed the way technology is used in sports today. From how professionals and amateurs train and take lessons, to the development and fitting of golf equipment, to the way a game is watched and enjoyed on television.


TRACKMAN GOLF

USED BY THE BEST

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They create human motion learning systems for the golf, fitness and medical industries. Our solutions are used by elite professionals and athletes around the world. By utilizing a combination of software, sensors, and professional development, they empower athletes, coaches, trainers, and therapists to achieve superior results.

Since 2002 KMI has been an industry leader in Human Motion Learning. From swing capture to range of motion and biofeedback systems, our technology is now used in every major U.S. city and country around the world. As the developer of the industry’s most popular and innovative suite of motion capture products and services, KMI’s mission is focused on intuitive and easy-to-use solutions that accurately measure motion and improve physical performance. KMI’s turn-key solutions, including online and on-site training, marketing support, and brand development programs, allow customers to capitalize on ever expanding business opportunities.


K-VESTHUMAN MOTION

LEARNING SYSTEMS

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Thursday, July 28, 2016

7:00 – 9:00 Breakfast at Kempinksi

9:30 Shuttle from Kempinski to Samedan available on call (for Master Class)

10:00 – 12:00 Golf Clinic

12:00 – 13:30 Lunch will be served at Golf Course Samedan’s restaurant

13:45 – 15:00 Afternoon Golf Clinic

15:15 – 19:00 Round of golf to begin at Samedan or Zuoz (must be booked in advance) Assisted by Pro.

21:00 Reception & Barbeque Dinner at Golf Course Samedan

Friday, July 29, 2016






21:00 Dinner on mountain top with scenic view restaurant Muottas Muragl

Saturday, July 30, 2016






21:00 Dinner on mountain top with scenic view



BPC opening hours including weekend: 7.00 – 18.00Shuttle is available 7:00 – 22:00

Master Class

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Sunday, July 31, 2016



10:00 – 12:00 Seminars will begin



18:30 – 19:30 Prize-giving ceremony at Samedan Clubhouse

21:00 Pizza Dinner at Restaurant Piste 21



BPC Opening hours including weekend: 7.00 – 18.00Shuttle is available 7:00 – 22:00

Master Class

Lori Heller+1 416 432 7019

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Tony Farrell+44 7931 803204

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