BREAKING NEWS--Nick Watney, who works with Butch Harmon, has won the AT&T National, good for his second win of 2011. He is also first in the FedEx Cup standings. Congratulations, Nick! "We texted, but Butch always says one of his strengths is to not say anything if there's nothing to be said, so he just said, 'keep doing what you're doing and we'll talk again today,'" said Watney after the win.

BREAKING SCHOOL NEWS--Phil Mickelson played brilliant golf and won the Shell Houston Open by three strokes this past weekend. He is shaping up into top form for The Masters. Way to go, Phil, from all of us here at the Butch Harmon School of Golf. And best of luck at The Masters where you are the defending champion.--Butch Harmon.

BREAKING SCHOOL NEWS--Nick Watney played terrific golf en route to winning the PGA Tour's WGC--Cadillac Championship, and is now ranked first in scoring average and in the all-around ranking. Also, Dustin Johnson finished second in the tournament and is playing very well. Congratulations to both! Click now to view an article about the win.

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September 13, 2010--Congratulations to Dustin Johnson on winning the BMW Championship. We are honored to work with him and he has had a great year. Continued success, Dustin, and all the best at the Tour Championship!

April 13, 2010--Phil Mickelson, who works with Butch Harmon, has won the 2010 Masters, crediting and thanking Butch for his part in the huge win. And Mickelson's caddie, Jim "Bones" Mackay, says the Mickelson/Harmon partnership might just be starting to show even more amazing results than it already has. And who would know better than a player's caddie? Bones was quoted following the win that Butch and Phil started to hit on "some very cool" things on Tuesday in Augusta, and some even bigger things could continue to happen in the future. Mickelson, himself, says that he might not have ever driven the ball longer and straighter than he did this past week, crediting Harmon for helping him with making that happen. Stay tuned for more on this big victory. And remember, you too, can come to the Butch Harmon School of Golf and learn the secrets from Butch and his staff of professionals. Click now to view the 2010 school schedule or to send a This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it to Butch and his team. Also, another Harmon pro, Nick Watney, finished in the top 10 and fired a 65 during the final round.

November 4, 2009--Nick Watney, who works with Butch Harmon, fired a 64 at Sheshan International Golf Club in China in the first round of the HSBC Champions event, a World Golf Championships tournament. The round set the course record and gave Watney the lead after round one. Watney lives in the Las Vegas area, home to the Butch Harmon School of Golf, and is always at the school working on his swing and game with Harmon, who has been named the World's Number One Golf Instructor by his peers via a Golf Digest poll for 10-straight years.

September 29, 2009--Once again, we have one of our own winning a big event on the PGA Tour. This time, Phil Mickelson played magnificently and won the Tour Championship, the final event of the FedEx Cup. He also ended the year in second place in the FedEx Cup standings. "The thing is I've been working so hard with Butch and I've hit the ball so well, and yet my scores haven't reflected that," said Mickelson during the week of the Tour Championship. "And now you're starting to see the distance that I've increased, the accuracy, not so far off fairways, the iron shots, all the stuff that Butch and I have worked on, you'll start to see the results because the putter is now where it should be."

Stewart Cink walked to the 18th at Turnberry on his 72nd hole of the 2009 Open Championship and drained a birdie putt to post a 2-under par score. Awhile later, Tom Watson approached that same green at 3-under par, but made bogey and allowed Cink to get into a 4-hole playoff. About 45 minutes later, Cink had beaten Watson and made off with the Claret Jug, playing the part of the villian in this Watson fairy tale. And then Cink named his accomplices during the post-round speech and heading the list was Las Vegas golf's Butch Harmon, who operates the Butch Harmon School of Golf at Las Vegas golf course Rio Secco Golf Club. Story from GolfLasVegasNow.com.