ABOUT THE SANDLER TRAININGGOLF PROGRAM

Sandler Training is a world leader in innovative sales, leadership and management training. For more than 40 years, Sandler has taught its distinctive, non-traditional selling system and highly effective sales training methodology, which has helped salespeople and sales managers take charge of the process.

We understand to have long-term success at golf's highest level requires the same philosophy. That's why we are proud to sponsor outstanding PGA Tour golfers Woody Austin and John Rollins. Rollins and Austin exemplify a competitive spirit, the ability to persevere and the determination to be the best.

Get to know our golfers in the biography section below.

Sandler Golfers

Woody Austin

Woody Austin has been a strong PGA Tour performer ever since joining the tour in 1984, despite being sidelined with a serious injury in 1987. He has a consistent all-around game, and his reliable play landed him a second place finish behind Tiger Woods in the 2007 PGA Championship. In total, he has earned three tour victories and over 26 Top 25 finishes.

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John Rollins

Since turning pro in 1997, John Rollins’ powerful swing has earned him four tour victories and 18 finishes in the top 25. The Richmond, Virginia native graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University and quickly became a PGA Tour mainstay, where he has consistently beaten tour averages in key categories such as scoring average, driving distance, driving accuracy and putts per round.

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The Sandler Training^SM program has been the most successful endeavour of my entire sales career of over 12 years. The last month has netted me over $90K in sales; a combination of making new contacts as well as using Sandler techniques to knock some longstanding prospects off the fence. Already this year I have exceeded last year's sales volume by 45% and the year isn't even half over yet.