My Golfing Goals Academy

A congratulations goes out to MyGolfingGoals Academy student, Justin Peters, for moving on to the PGA Tour’s Final Qualifying stage. After a 5th place finish at first stage, Justin went on to fire rounds of 68-67-72-67 in second stage - at the very difficult Hombre Golf Club, in Panama City, Florida.

The final stage of PGA Tour qualifying will be held December 2-7 at Bear Lakes Country Club in West Palm Beach, Florida. This grueling event will be contested over 6 rounds (108 holes) and only the low 25 scores and ties will earn their PGA Tour cards for the 2010 season. The rest of the field will have some degree of status on the Nationwide Tour. The purse for the event is $1,012,500 with $50,000 going to the champion.

Watch live on The Golf Channel. Here are the TV Times:
Dec. 5th 1pm-4pm
Dec. 6th 1pm-4pm
Dec. 7th 12:30pm-4pm

Good luck Justin!

For the third consecutive year, Bill McInerney was recognized by Golf Range Magazine as one of the Top 50 Best Golf Instructors in North America working at golf ranges, academies, and learning centers.

MyGolfingGoals Academy student, Justin Peters, continued his solid play this week at the First Stage of the 2009 PGA Tours Qualifying Tournament. Justin fired rounds of 67-66-73-70 for a 12 under par total of 276.

Peters gets through to 2nd Stage of PGA Tours Qualifying Tournament.

This past week, MyGolfingGoals Academy student and Big Break Ka’anapali star, Susan Choi, captured her first professional win as a professional, by winning the 2009 Johnson & Johnson New England Women’s Open Championship. Susan had previously won two other professional titles, both of them coming on the SunCoast Series Golf Tour when she was still an amateur golfer.

If you are interested in keeping tabs on how Susan is doing, visit her website at www.SusanChoiGolf.com

Congratulations to, 13 year old, MyGolfingGoals Academy student, Katharine Fortin, for getting her first ever Hole-In-One! Today Katharine aced the 15th hole on Ponkapoag’s Course #2.   She knocked a 5-Iron into the hole on the 160 yard par 3.

Awesome shot Katharine!!!

A congratulations goes out to Alejandro Soto for taking home his first ever US Kids Golf Tour win. Not only did Alejandro win, but he won in convincing fashion - with the next competitor 10 strokes back. Not to bad considering that “Alejo” has only been competing in tournaments for less than one year.

Great win Alejandro, as I’m sure there will be many more to come!

James Imai continued his stellar play by taking home his first ever US Kids Golf Tour tournament win. His win came only one day after qualifying for the US Kids Golf World Championship in Pinehurst.

Congratulations to James Imai. Yesterday James qualified for the US Kids Golf World Championships in Pinehurst, North Carolina. The World Championship will be held August 6th-8th. We’re all rooting for you James!!!

Justin Peters birdied the last three holes of regulation before making birdie on the second playoff hole on Tuesday to win The Minor League Golf Tour’s 500th Tournament. This was Justin’s 3rd win in his last five events, which moved him into a tie with Justin Hicks for most Minor League Tour Victories ever.

New England Golf Monthly just recently came out with their top 25 lists and Bill McInerney was on that list as one of the Top 25 Instructors in New England! Bill would like to thank his students and piers for recognizing him as a top instructor.

Also, thanks to New England Golf Monthly, home of the New England Golf Marketplace, for supplying it’s readers with wonderful news and information about golf in New England!