Medicus Golf welcomed their European Juniors, college students and aspiring tour players to jump start their 2009 Golf Season at the "Bash on the Beach" Player Development Program held at Emerald Bay Resort in Destin, Florida. This exclusive 10 Day event features hands-on instruction with Chuck Evans, Executive Director of Instruction for Medicus Worldwide Golf Schools.
It is important to build well-rounded players utilizing a technical, tactical, physical and mental training model approach. At Medicus Golf each component of training is clearly defined, managed and tutored, forcing young players to execute on their fundamentals while dealing with constructive situations both physically and mentally.
Students work on swing mechanics together with mental and physical conditioning. Corrective drills, practice technique, course management sessions, and extensive work on tournament preparation and tournament performance are all essential elements of the Medicus Player Development "experience"
"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 my go awry." states Director of Operations, Randy Sparks.
To achieve the goal of lasting golf swing development, practice sessions will begin with the smallest of stroke and progressively build into the fullswing. To make the necessary improvements from mechanics to feel, our instructors prescribe corrective drills that are specific to each student's needs and to enhance the process students will use the same Medicus Training Aids that have been used worldwide by Top Touring Professionals, Club Professionals and the world's best Amateurs alike for golf game improvement.
It takes more than the correct technique to produce champion golfers; it takes mastering the art of managing oneself both on the practice tee as well as on the golf course. To this end, students have an opportunity to apply what they have learned on the practice tee in the morning sessions on the "field of play", the golf course.
During the course of the round, the instructor will have eyes on during a portion of the round and then the player will then complete their round with the other attendees. Upon completion of the round, students will be evaluated on their round.
All pertinent statistics will be recorded and the rounds will be discussed and analyzed with the student's instructor.
The Players are monitored via the Medicus Corporate Website (www.medicuscorporate.com)
To see our Medicus Golf instruction programs, go to Medicus Player Development Program
or contact the Medicus Worldwide Golf Schools Reservation Center at 1-800-732-4995.
