Mission Viejo, Calif. (August 15, 2006) – The Wright Balance Golf Academy, congratulates Dr. David Wright’s student Kevin Stadler on his victory Sunday at the Xerox Classic in Rochester, NY.
Stadler shot a final round 65 to win the tournament by a shot over Glen Day. He is the first player in the tournament’s history to put together four rounds in the 60s (69-68-69-65). In doing so, he captured his third tournament title in the past year, having won the European Tour’s Johnnie Walker Classic in February and the Centenary Argentine Open last December.
"Kevin’s success over the past few seasons is a testament to his talent, dedication and maturity as a golfer," Wright said. "His developing patience is making him a force to be reckoned with in tournaments. He’s a great individual and it’s a pleasure to watch his progress."
Stadler’s win is the most recent in a string of successes by Dr. Wright’s students. In June, Jordan Nasser won the 95th California Amateur at Pebble Beach. Dewi Schreefel won USC’s third NCAA individual title helping the team to a second place finish at the 2006 NCAA Women’s Golf Championships in May. In addition, Irene Cho won four collegiate tournaments in the Spring for USC and was named the 2006 Honda Award winner as the nation’s top collegiate women’s golfer.
About Wright Balance Golf Academy and Dr. David Wright
The Wright Balance Golf Academy had the third highest rating in Golf Magazine’s 2006 list of the Top 25 Golf Schools in the country. Based out of the beautiful Arroyo Trabuco Golf Club in Mission Viejo, CA, Wright Balance offers half-day, full-day, two-day and three-day golf schools, as well as individual lessons and corporate outings.
Dr. David Wright, a Golf Magazine Top 100 Instructor, has been a golf teaching professional for over 20 years. He has authored two books on golf instruction and has a forthcoming line of instructional books, audio and videos teaching his principles of physical and mental balance.
Dr. Wright has twice been named Southern California PGA Teacher of the Year. He currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Dr. Frank Jobe Biomechanics Laboratory at Centinela Hospital, where he is conducting extensive biomechanics research in golf.
Dr. Wright has perhaps the most diverse background of any PGA instructor in the world. Prior to becoming a golf teaching professional, he earned two doctorate degrees in Psychology and has both research and clinical experience. He was a full time member of the faculty of the University of Southern California School Of Medicine for four years. As one of the top teachers in America, Dr. Wright is able to draw upon this diverse background to help golfers reach their maximum potential.
More information on the Wright Balance Golf Academy and Dr. David Wright can be found by calling toll free: 888-620-4653 or visiting the Web site at www.wrightbalance.com.
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