Pete Cowen Named Performance Coach of the Year
By: Darren Ramowski | Edited: Mon 14 Jul 2014
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I guess when you coach the World number one, Lee Westwood, plus the US Open and Open Champions, Graeme McDowell and Louis Oosthuizen, you must be doing something right and not forgetting the 1,2,3 at the Open.
Last night at the 2010 UK Coaching Awards in London, Pete Cowen was named UK Coach of the Year as well as High-performance Coach of the Year.
England cricket coach Andy Flower and Great Britain boxing performance director Rob McCracken were also in contention for the high-performance award.
Attentions now turns to the BBC Sports Personality of the year where golf sees Gmac and Westwood nominated in the 10 contenders.
To find out more about Pete Cowen visit his golf academy website, or, if you want information about his golf DVDs, visit the online golf gift shop at www.dizzyheights.com.
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Darren Ramowski is the MD of Golfshake. With a background in technology and data, he is deeply interested in golf analytics, equipment innovation, and industry trends. A committed golfer who enjoys links courses and European golf travel, Darren has a personal ambition to visit notable Ryder Cup venues. His strategic vision continues to shape Golfshake’s growth and community engagement.
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