A Rising Star in the Medicus Golf Junior Development Program

Once again Lady Fortune shines on Medicus Juniors at the recent Emerald Coast Junior Tour event played at Santa Rosa Beach GC. After all the rain we’ve had locally the course played very long and the humidity was almost unbearably high. Despite the conditions two players emerged from the Medicus camp and performed at a very high level.

The Boys 14-15 Division played off the back tees and saw Harrison Krause, the youngest player in the division, shoot 78 to finish in 2^nd place by three shots.

In the Girls 12-14 Division, Madison Pacheco also shot a very impressive 39-39-78 for a comfortable win over Jade Sanders and points series leader, Kayla Bloor. Madison managed to par all Par3’s and has now moved into 2^nd place in the annual rankings. Madison has also moved up the rankings despite playing in a limited amount of events. Madison is a rising star and at only 12 years old, her distance, scoring and play rivals that of the boys in the 12-13 year old age group. A star is definitely being developed.

Congratulations to all our juniors and we look forward to further success in the near future.

To find out more about how to be involved in the Medicus Player Development Program, become a Medicus Golf Instructor, attend a golf school, or how to use Medicus Products, please contact Tracy Lehnecker at:tlehnecker@medicuscorporate.com or call 800.732.4995.

Our Player Development Program consistently produces better players. Just ask our players!

The Medicus Player Development Program is a simple yet scientific golf instruction program that educates juniors on swing mechanics (Medicus Swingology™) and defining a swing pattern for accomplishing life long swing success. The program encompasses on course training and management, equipment fitting, and mental coaching.

The key ingredient that we provide is a “Game Plan” for success. In doing so we empower the player to absorb, apply and even correct themselves when things may go awry. This is precisely what all our players have, and are receiving, on a daily basis through our Player Development Program. These students range from junior to mini tour players.

The “hands on” approach of the Medicus Development Program allows Medicus to become a true advocate for the player to a level where player and families are required to “lean” on Medicus heavily at all times. It is an all around “TEAM” effort from families to coaches to Medicus Corporation.

Initiation of the Junior and Adult Player Development Programs:

3 Day Swingology Boot Camp*
5 Day Swingology Boot Camp*

*acceptance into the program after an initial phone interview is required

The Players are monitored via the Medicus Corporate Website (www.medicuscorporate.com) via email, as well as text messaging and phone conversations regarding any issues the player may see on a daily basis but also during tournament play. Parents are instructed to keep Medicus informed and updated to scores and how the player is performing on course. Players’ post tournaments are debriefed, assisting all parties of a plan of action for the continual improvement and success of the player.

The key for all players, from a coach stand point, is total commitment to the “plan” without hesitation. A dedication to succeed creates open communication lines where the player is always questioning, monitoring and following up every 1-2 days to assure clarity and staying to plan. Players then become educated regarding their swings that even from afar we can talk through any scenario leading the player to corrective solutions with ease. Players golf swings are filmed and online lessons are provided by Director of Instruction Chuck Evans or the many Certified Medicus Instructors made available through our Worldwide Medicus Training Network. Students can access lesson material and communicate with instructors through the Medicus Corporate Website. Our goal, for those who desire, is to likewise increase the players visibility with college coaches across the country so that they may be placed on the radar for potential college golf.

Medicus continues to “dominate” the world of golf in its efforts to raise the level of competition in the game of golf. We look to educate, train, and provide products that completely meet the needs of a players improvement.

Interview
Student Manual (Becomes personalized over time)

Putting
Chipping
Pitching
Fullswing
Practice
1. 32 Ball Drill
2. Non- automatic
3. Automatic
4. ClearKey (Mental Coaching and Approach)
5. Tournament Preparation

Communication

Weekly Updates
1. During Tournaments
2. Parents on course
3. Debrief Player each round
4. Prep for next round
5. Post Tournament Debrief
6. Game plan building to next event

Schedule

Tournament Scheduling
Practice Schedule
Time away from the game

Other Monitoring

Equipment
Mental Coach

To find out more about how to get involved in the Medicus Player Development Program contact Chuck Evans at 480.313.4653 or email him.

Check out this video discussing how the wrists work during a golf swing.

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Clubface control is also known as “Hinge Action.” HInge Action is the motion imparted through the left wrist to the clubface. The clubface can only make three motion.

1. Close only

2. Layback only

3. Close and Layback.

Take a look at this video for more information.

We would like to take this opportunity to offer our congratulations to Chuck Evans, Executive Director of Instruction for Medicus Golf, for being recognized by GOLF Magazine as one of the TOP 100 Teachers in America. Selection of the GOLF Magazine TOP 100 is a 2 year process and includes reviews, questionnaires, thorough research, and input from the teaching community. Asked by Golf Magazine, “You have one final lesson to give – who gets it?” Without hesitation Chuck stated, “Someone who has never broken 100.”

Having taught over 200,000 players through private lessons, golf schools, workshops and seminars since 1970, Chuck has earned the title of a“Teachers Teacher” by his peers. Other notable players who Chuck has worked with and trained include Grant Waite, Bobby Clampett and Buddy Alexander, just to name a few.

Chuck is one of only 31 teachers worldwide designated to hold a “Doctorate in Golf Stroke Engineering”. Chuck has also served as Director of Schools from the PGA Tour Academy, The Director of Instruction for United Stated Golf Institute and The Golfing Machine.

Find out more about Chuck’s background, his best advice to amateurs & aspiring tour players, and learn about his effective golf philosophy in this month’s issue of Golf Magazine, 2/2009.

Chuck currently teaches at the Medicus Golf Institute located at Seascape Resort and Emerald Bay golf Club in Destin, Florida.

To Find out more about Medicus Golf Schools, Medicus Player Development and Golf instruction with Chuck Evans, visit www.medicuscorporate.com or call Tracy Lehnecker, V.P., Medicus Golf Corporation, at 800.732.4995.

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