Golf Instructor Interviews.

Suzy Whaley: the key to longevity is in the process

We’re joined by a history-making instructor, Suzy Whaley. Suzy Whaley was one of only six women to play on the PGA tour, and in our first episode she shares how her love for playing the game laid the foundation in becoming a professional golfer, as well as the coaching mentality that supported it. She continued to make history, becoming the first woman President of the PGA of America.

Coach Will Robins and her discuss how coaching has changed and bringing technology in to coach the game not just the swing makes a significant difference. She also shares how the PGA Junior League came to its present success of 65,000 youth, and what the vision is for its members ten years from now.

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Karl Morris: How Context Transforms Performance

Kicking off part 2 with Karl Morris, we jump right in with what key factors of a context mindset that players needs to embrace to see results.

He shares some significant insights on how our body organizes movement in response to a positive or negative mindset, as well as why resisting any nerves before getting up to the tee isn’t good for their game and what they should do instead. We hear about his work with Lee Westwood, how he’s help Lee play with much more flow the past few seasons. You’ll learn how to train your players that transforms their experience and ability, as well as why training shouldn’t just focus on the swing and the four quadrants of the game that will give you a wider picture to improve performance.

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Karl Morris: Coaching a Context Mindset

Karl Morris, founder of The Mind Factor, sits down with Coach Will Robins to clarify how to change your coaching so it aligns with the context and environment of the game so your players get better.

Scott Fawcett: Stop Trying SO Hard (part 2)

Welcome back to the second part of our interview with DECADE Founder, Scott Fawcett. Coach Will Robins and Scott discuss to stop trying so hard to make putts and instead start by focusing on “not sucking” will lead to getting the results you or your player deserves.

The numbers-based strategy and system of DECADE comes from Scott’s three math degrees, playing professional golf, and playing poker for a living. We dive into the success he’s seen by combining DECADE with psychology. Scott shares countless examples as well as advice on how to conserve mental energy, and keeping juniors from getting discouraged.

Scott Fawcett: Stop Coaching These 3 Mistakes

Scott Fawcett, founder of DECADE golf, shares how his experience and a sequence of events led to working with Will Zalatoris and the creation of a renowned course management system DECADE. In three months, Zalatoris went from ranking 3300 in Junior Golf to 3rd in World Amateurs. Fawcett shares the best advice he gave Will on their first tour together, the significance of systemizing decision making for Junior Golfers, how economics, finance, logic, playing poker and Mark Brodie’s insights of shot game statistics have shaped his success. He also shares the three fundamentals mistakes that you shouldn’t let your players make.

This episode is rich with insight and strategy for developing juniors and improving course management. Come back for the second part next week!
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