Charlie Reiter Wins California Amateur Championship

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Charlie Reiter Wins California Amateur Championship

It's been some kind of 30 days for Charlie Reiter of Palm Desert, California.

On June 6, he nearly medaled at the U.S. Open Final Qualifying event at The Olympic Club. The University of San Diego golfer, who went down in the finals of the California Amateur in 2020, avenged that loss with a 5-and-4 victory over Kevin Huff (El Dorado Hills, Calif.) at Big Canyon Country Club. Two years after losing to Joey Vrzich at Torrey Pines, he is the California Amateur Champion.

"Finishing second, that wasn't going to happen again," Reiter said when asked about the 2020 outcome. "We got off to a quick start and I kept it going. It was awesome."

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Anthony Quirion Signs MLB Deal with The Philadelphia Phillies→

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Anthony Quirion Signs MLB Deal with The Philadelphia Phillies

Client Anthony Quirion furthered his dream of playing Major League Baseball and signed a deal with the Philadelphia Phillies. After 3 great years at Lamar University honing his mental and physical skills, Anthony will get his shot at the next level. Couldn’t be happier for him.

More Here - https://www.beaumontenterprise.com/sports/lamar/article/LU-slugger-signs-with-Phillies-franchise-16320766.php

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Interview with NFL Star Allen Lazard of The Green Bay Packers→

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Interview with NFL Star Allen Lazard of The Green Bay Packers

Allen discusses his journey to the NFL and how he used faith and mental strength to get him through every obstacle. He is now one of Aaron Rodgers favorite receivers. MORE HERE -

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/relentless-faith-green-bay-packers-star-receiver-allen/id1518856250?i=1000524708580

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LPGA Pro Mel Reid and Her Path to Self-Belief →

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LPGA Pro Mel Reid and Her Path to Self-Belief

One week before she left for Royal Troon in August, Reid spoke with sports psychologist Howard Falco for the first time. She immediately felt comfortable with Falco, and opened up deep-rooted wounds she’d been reluctant to address.

Understanding her self-worth was at the heart of it.

“I think that has been a big issue for me,” she said, “whether I deserve stuff.”

So many events that have built up over time, Reid says, come pouring out now with Falco. They talk before and after every round. She needs someone to push her like that. Those who are close can already tell a difference in her mannerisms and state of mind.



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Mel Reid Discusses her Victory and Our Work on Mental Strength

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Mel Reid Discusses her Victory and Our Work on Mental Strength

Reid credits the turnaround in fortunes to Howard Falco, her mental strength coach. Shortly before the AIG Women’s Open at Royal Troon in August she asked her agent if there were any psychologists with whom she could work, as she was “sick and tired of playing shit”.

A shortlist of names was returned and Reid was drawn to Falco, a self-empowerment expert from Chicago. They speak on the phone on Wednesdays — the day before a tournament — and then after each round. When they spoke on Sunday, Reid thanked Falco for changing her life. “He’s on to me, which I need because I get very complacent,” Reid says. “He doesn’t let me take anything [for granted].”


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Carl Yuan Finishes 3rd in the Australian PGA Championship

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Carl Yuan Finishes 3rd in the Australian PGA Championship

Client Carl Yuan had one of his best finishes of the year as the 22 year old took 3rd behind champ Adam Scott in the Australian PGA championship. The young rising Chinese star led after the second round and played very solid over the weekend to finish 3rd.

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Client Charlie Reiter sets a PGA Tour record

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Client Charlie Reiter sets a PGA Tour record

Nineteen year old college freshman at USC, Charlie Reiter set a new PGA Tour scoring record by shooting a stunning 9 under 63 on the very difficult PGA West Stadium Golf Course. This has never been done before let alone by a nineteen year old amateur!

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Arizona junior golfers capture prestigious Hogan Cup in Oregon

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Arizona junior golfers capture prestigious Hogan Cup in Oregon

SCOTTSDALE, AZ (3TV/CBS 5) -

The Arizona sports landscape was a bit different back in 1986. There were no Arizona Cardinals, Arizona Coyotes or Arizona Diamondbacks. The Phoenix Mercury, Arizona Rattlers or Phoenix Rising? Not even close.

So, when a quartet of high school golfers traveled to Portland, Oregon in the summer of ’86 and won one of the most prestigious junior golf events in the world, it was a kind of a big deal – and actually, it still is… read more.

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