Harry F. Schiestel, CQA
Career Highlights:
1.  Systems Thinker - visionary developer of leading edge business and athletic systems, to drive the element of breakthrough achievement.
2.  Problem Solver - able to find performance gains considered unattainable by past solutions, and relentless when it comes to finding new methodologies to drive improvement.
3.  Coach and Mentor - gifted at being able to transfer the application of Profound Knowledge to leadership and athletic candidates.

Harry's thought process was heavily influenced by the management theories developed by the late Dr. W. Edwards Deming.  A US News & World Report cover story ranked Deming’s contributions to the world as 1 of 9 “Hidden Turning Points in World History.”  Deming was regarded as the no. 1 quality guru / statistician in the world.  His teachings evolved around “reducing variation.”  Dr. Deming taught the Japanese quality, and he single-handedly revolutionized Japan’s manufacturing methods.  Within 5 years, the Japanese would dominate world markets, as he had predicted.

In industry, Harry was the Director of Quality for a $0.5 billion tier I automotive parts supplier.  With its 2,500 employees, he became the most proficient problem solver in the company’s history.  He designed problem solving models and tools to attack variation, sometimes reducing it by as much as 80%.  Processes Harry improved became world benchmarks.  He developed a strong appreciation on how to reduce variation in “people” dominant processes.

Harry's professional background includes: a senior member of ASQ [1 of only 5,000 professionals world-wide], a site examiner for the Canada Awards for Excellence, a Certified Quality Auditor, and a trained Six Sigma Black Belt [statistical specialist].  He is a regular expert lecturer to a Masters Degree graduate class on "how to improve outcomes."  He has presented his insights at various international symposiums, and systems that he has invented have been published in various journals and textbooks sold throughout the world.

With the aid of his sons, Harry established a clubmaking shop, and then he began to conduct original golf research on how to improve.  He designed and authored an experiment that quantified the spine effect of a graphite shaft, before the shaft companies would even acknowledge that spines existed.  Internet based golf research groups would solicit Harry's insight on how to validate shaft and clubfitting theories.  They used Six Sigma Statistics before the top OEM’s would play at it.  OEM's are eager to change clubhead designs, while myGolfDNA relentlessly focuses on stroke average.

To reduce shot dispersion to target, Harry designed a proprietary based quality oriented manufacturing process, to ensure clubs leaving their shop far exceed tour player benchmarks for consistency.  They “balance and blueprint” each club and document a total of over 300 measurements / set, covering all phases of assembly.  Harry and Duane then invented a holistic systems approach to improve elite performance in golf.  Their Elite Golf Achievement Portfolio [Intellectual Assets] is 90 pages long.
NOTE:  the majority of our Elite Golf Achievement Portfolio has never been published into the public domain, and is available to a tour player only after s/he signs a Non-Disclosure Agreement with myGolfDNA.

What's in the Bag?

Driver - Callaway Ti 454 13*, R-flex, 45"
Fairway Woods - Ashton X1-D - 3W, 5W, 7W
Hybrid - Nickent Genex 3DX Ironwood - 4/23
Irons - Mizuno Forged MX-23 - 4 to P-Wedge
Wedges - Vokey 200 Series Chrome - 54 / 58
Putter - YES Natalie, UST Freq. Filtered, BCG
Golf Ball - Exception  Golf Bag - SM Phantom
Clubs Retro Fitted 'Balanced & Blueprinted'