Sudden Death at HSBC

Posted on February 26, 2012 by Cathy

The Body of Evidence – If you thought you needed more evidence of the importance of short game, then all you had to do was watch the 3 sudden death playoff holes of the HSBC Women’s Championship. There were chips from just off the green to save par. A rare chip from ON the green and in the end, the best short game held up for the win. Congratulations to Angela Stanford on her hard-fought victory. Her dependable short game and key putting brought it home.

About Cathy

I am an LPGA Class A teaching professional with more than 20 years of experience. I've recently been selected as a Golf Channel Academy Coach. I have been listed as one of the best teachers in the country by Golf for Women Magazine, best teacher in state by Golf Digest and been nominated to the prestigious Top 100 Teacher list by Golf Digest. I offer whole game improvement plans and strategies that will help you achieve your goals. Whether you have a single digit handicap or you are just a beginner, I will help guide you to your success by creating a learning environment that is completely unique to you! I am one of only 30 people in the country certified by the Golf Coaches Association. I use V1, FlightScope and Boditrak technology.

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