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This year has been by far the most challenging year for Jack. He has entered in far more challenging tournaments, including a MAGA event at Forest Hills Country Club where Jack placed 2nd. He has also played in the Junior MAGA Championship at Bellerieve Country Club. (This course also hosted the BMW tournament in 2009.) This tournament was a 36 hole tournament. Both rounds were played on the same day making the event swift and sensational.

Jack's game has improved greatly with the help of Bobby Pavolonis. Bobby is a pro at Norwood Hills Country Club. In years past he worked with Hank Haney to help mentor amateurs. (Hank was Tiger Woods' teacher. He helped Tiger win a majority of his majors.) Bobby has completely reconstructed Jack's swing in every aspect. As a result Jack has made more GIRs (greens in regulation), more putts made outside of 10 feet and more fairways hit. Jack's overall game is sharp and with only a couple of tournaments remaining in this season Jack hopes to make use of all of his practice and win.

About Jack

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