One of Europe’s most accomplished and sought-after swing coaches, Pete Cowen, won’t be in Dubai this week for the second leg of the European Tour’s desert swing because he was forced to return home to England after thieves broke in and “ransacked” his home.
The burglary was reported on Monday by way of Ian Poulter’s Twitter account.
Hi Guys,
My coach @petecowengolf has just had to fly home because his house got ransacked lots of foreign currency 2 rings Stolen, 2 @AudemarsPiguet watches & others. in the Sheffield area !! Watch out for them. Any info would be appreciated.
??— Ian Poulter (@IanJamesPoulter) January 22, 2019
“Hi Guys, My coach @petecowengolf has just had to fly home because his house got ransacked lots of foreign currency 2 rings Stolen, 2 @AudemarsPiguet watches & others in the Sheffield area!!” he wrote. “Watch out for them. Any info would be appreciated.”
Cowen’s is currently or has formerly worked with Poulter, Henrik Stenson, Lee Westwood, Louis Oosthuizen, Sergio Garcia, Haotong Li, Darren Clarke. His students have won over 200 PGA Tour events and there major championships, many of which have come within the past 10 years.
