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drewitgolf 06-24-2008 01:03 PM
Machine at work
 
I have had the wonderful opportunity of working with Jim Renner for the past ten years (since he was a kid working in my bag room in the pro shop) and applying the concepts of TGM. Tomorrow Jim will be looking for a fourth straight professional victory. Three weeks ago he won the Cape Cod Open (67-69-73-209) follow by eleven shot victory in the Vermont State Open (62-62-69-193, seventeen under), before winning the Massachusetts State Open Championship (70-69-65-204, six under). His back-to-back 62’s in Vermont included a lost ball and a bogey on a par 5, otherwise he would have broken the course record. This week Jim goes for four in a row when he defends his title at the TD Banknorth Portland Open. As Homer said, the more precision in, the more precision out.

Sligo33 06-24-2008 05:31 PM
Best of Luck to Jim at the Portand (ME) Open. I have a lot of special memories of that tournament and Riverside GC. I was an assistant pro there, and hated leaving, but I've found a home in NM.

Riverside is a great municipal course and can yield to some low scoring, but can also punish you with some high #'s if not careful. A classic risk-reward challenge.

mb6606 06-26-2008 09:29 AM
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Originally Posted by drewitgolf (Post 53950)
I have had the wonderful opportunity of working with Jim Renner for the past ten years (since he was a kid working in my bag room in the pro shop) and applying the concepts of TGM. Tomorrow Jim will be looking for a fourth straight professional victory. Three weeks ago he won the Cape Cod Open (67-69-73-209) follow by eleven shot victory in the Vermont State Open (62-62-69-193, seventeen under), before winning the Massachusetts State Open Championship (70-69-65-204, six under). His back-to-back 62’s in Vermont included a lost ball and a bogey on a par 5, otherwise he would have broken the course record. This week Jim goes for four in a row when he defends his title at the TD Banknorth Portland Open. As Homer said, the more precision in, the more precision out.
Fantastic scores - well done!!!!

Yoda 06-26-2008 10:09 AM
The Road Ahead
 
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Originally Posted by drewitgolf (Post 53950)

I have had the wonderful opportunity of working with Jim Renner for the past ten years (since he was a kid working in my bag room in the pro shop) and applying the concepts of TGM. Tomorrow Jim will be looking for a fourth straight professional victory. Three weeks ago he won the Cape Cod Open (67-69-73-209) follow by eleven shot victory in the Vermont State Open (62-62-69-193, seventeen under), before winning the Massachusetts State Open Championship (70-69-65-204, six under). His back-to-back 62’s in Vermont included a lost ball and a bogey on a par 5, otherwise he would have broken the course record. This week Jim goes for four in a row when he defends his title at the TD Banknorth Portland Open. As Homer said, the more precision in, the more precision out.
Congrats, Drew, on a job well done. Sounds like Jim is headed for the PGA TOUR!

:salut:

drewitgolf 06-27-2008 02:49 PM
Streaker caught
 
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Originally Posted by Yoda (Post 53995)
Congrats, Drew, on a job well done. Sounds like Jim is headed for the PGA TOUR!

:salut:
Thanks for the kind words, Lynn. That is the goal. Unfortunately, the streak came to an end today when Jim finished tied for third in Portland (67-67-66-200, 13 under par) :( . The tournamnet was won by Jeff Curl (son of former PGA Tour player Rod Curl). Lord Byron can rest easy, for now.

Sligo33 06-27-2008 08:51 PM
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Originally Posted by drewitgolf (Post 54022)
the streak came to an end today when Jim finished tied for third in Portland (67-67-66-200, 13 under par) :( .
The new streak begins at 1. Best wishes for Jim's and your continued success.

tradekid 06-28-2008 01:08 AM
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Originally Posted by drewitgolf (Post 53950)
I have had the wonderful opportunity of working with Jim Renner for the past ten years (since he was a kid working in my bag room in the pro shop) and applying the concepts of TGM. Tomorrow Jim will be looking for a fourth straight professional victory. Three weeks ago he won the Cape Cod Open (67-69-73-209) follow by eleven shot victory in the Vermont State Open (62-62-69-193, seventeen under), before winning the Massachusetts State Open Championship (70-69-65-204, six under). His back-to-back 62’s in Vermont included a lost ball and a bogey on a par 5, otherwise he would have broken the course record. This week Jim goes for four in a row when he defends his title at the TD Banknorth Portland Open. As Homer said, the more precision in, the more precision out.
Any relation to Jack Renner?

drewitgolf 06-29-2008 09:03 AM
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Originally Posted by tradekid (Post 54031)
Any relation to Jack Renner?
No relation. But, Jim is working to be a member of the same clan, know as the membership of the PGA Tour.

drewitgolf 07-31-2008 06:40 PM
Road Renner
 
Jim Renner won the Rhode Island Open today at Pawtucket CC win rounds of 62-66-71 for his third state open title in two months :salut: .

The forum's own Jim Burke posted rounds of 71-72-67 for a top 25 finish :salut: .

Yoda 08-01-2008 01:18 AM
Renner and Burke In the Rhode Island Open
 
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Originally Posted by drewitgolf (Post 54850)

Jim Renner won the Rhode Island Open today at Pawtucket CC win rounds of 62-66-71 for his third state open title in two months :salut: .

The forum's own Jim Burke posted rounds of 71-72-67 for a top 25 finish :salut: .
Jim Renner is a fine player who is having a truly remarkable season (see Post #1 in this thread). He is the long-time student of Drew Chapman (Drewitgolf), head professional at Highland Country Club in Attleboro, Massachusetts.

Jim Burke is a PGA Professional (New England section) who also has worked with Drew. He is the men's golf coach at Harvard University http://www.gocrimson.com/ViewArticle...&ATCLID=530104 and this winter spent two days with Yoda at Orange County National in Orlando, Florida.

Great work, guys. Congratulations on your fine play!

:salut:


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