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The Tour School Choice

✅ *US$2,000+
✅ Minimum 4 rounds of golf
✅ Must Bring Your 'A' game for 2 weeks

*Based on the entry cost for competing at Asian Tour Qualifying School

The Pro Tour BREAK 70 Golf Camp Choice

✅ US$1,997
✅ How to chart a course
✅ How to map greens
✅ How to write a 12 month periodised plan for Tour School
✅ How to peak for a tournament (Tour School)
✅ How to have your A game for tour school
✅ How to perform a cost to benefits analysis
✅ The high pay off tour skills tool box
✅ Comprehensive tour player training manual

Fact: 95% of Players Going To Tour Schools Will Not Get a Tour Card.

How do we know this? We have looked closely at the numbers year after year and the same statistics keep coming up.

For example, here are 5 stats from Asian Tour School last year.

550 golfers from more than 30 countries paid US$2,000 to enter Asian Tour School.
Just 85 players from first stage qualified for final stage.
You needed an average score of -8 under par (Break 70) over 4 rounds to progress to final stage.
Just 36 players from final stage earned a tour card for the following season.
You had to average 68.5 to earn a card for 36th position or last place.

EARNING A TOUR CARD = BREAKING 70 CONSISTENTLY

What Happens If You're Not Prepared?

Study the players score distribution of the 12 charts of players competing on the major tours around the world.

What do you notice?...

Here's what we notice.

166 players averaged below 70
511 players averaged between 70 - 71
638 players averaged between 71 - 72
281 players averaged between 72 - 73

This is what we concluded.

1,430 (90%) of professional golfers scored above 70 in the 12 charts
166 (10%) of professional golfers scored 70 or below.

Sadly, the truth is, that the path to the professional golf tours is littered with failed elite golfers who never figured out the most important principle of high pay off golf...

PRODUCING A SCORE AVERAGE OF 70 OR AS CLOSE TO IT AS POSSIBLE OVER A SEASON.

The Millionaire Tour Player Breaks 70 More Than 50% of the Time.

Think about this for a second...How does perfecting your golf swing technique help you to Break 70 more than 50% of the time...

You know that the game of golf is a game of score.

And did you know that the Millionaire Tour Player Breaks 70 More Than 50% of the Time.

So why is it being taught by many golf coaches in golf academies as if it's a game of golf swing?

Now, think about this for a second...How does perfecting your golf swing technique help you to Break 70 more than 50% of the time...

MAKE THE GRADE
Attend The BREAK 70 Camp in 2019

Why your only focus should be on Breaking 70.

Earn a Top Tour Card

When you Break 70 more than 50% of the time, you'll earn a top Q school card to play on a tour.

Make More Than You Spend

When you Break 70 more than 50% of the time, you'll earn more money than you'll spend. A LOT MORE.

Be That Millionaire Player

When you Break 70 more than 50% of the time, you too can be the millionaire tour player.

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Learn The Tools, Techniques and Tactics To Train Elite Golfers

We are the Break 70 Training College for this exact reason.

Check out the scrolling images of the major tours around the world.

What do you notice? Here's what we know...

This is where cuts are made, and money is earned!

Become a Tour School Success Story.

Why does it matter?

Well, it matters if you have the desire to go to a tour school within the next two to three years.

Because Phil Mickelson and other successful male and female professional golfers who keep their tour card year after year, all process just one success trait...

A low enough competitive score average over a season.

You can argue about many things in golf, but you just can't argue about that fact.

He has been successful at keeping his card on tour for 25 years because of his…

Low Seasonal Competitive Score Average.

Phil Mickelson proves that he is at his best, when his game is at its worst. What does this mean?..

He scores well when he's not playing well.
Do You?

How has Phil Mickelson been able to play successfully enough to keep his card on the US PGA Tour for 25 consecutive years?

Does he have the best golf swing?
Does he hit the ball the longest off the tee?
Does he hit the most greens in regulation?
Does he putt the best?
Is he the best bunker player?

He does all of these things to the standard you'd expect, but that is not why he has been successful on tour for 25 years...