This week, Will Robins continues his discussion with Sean Foley as they delve into the mental aspects of golf coaching, emphasizing the importance of vulnerability, open communication, and self-awareness.
Foley discusses the impact of language, sensory motor skills, and self-perception on performance. He also explores how media and advertising influence emotions like fear and anxiety. Additionally, Foley shares personal insights on self-love, societal influences, and the neuroscience of hatred.
About Sean Foley:
Sean Foley is a renowned golf instructor who has coached top players like Lydia Ko, Justin Rose, and Tiger Woods. Voted the top golf teacher by PGA Tour players, Foley was inspired to teach after witnessing David Leadbetter’s work at the 1988 RBC Canadian Open.
He played college golf at Tennessee State University and started his teaching career at Glen Abbey Golf Club. Now, he hosts “Playing Lessons with the Pros” on Golf Channel and produces content for Revolution Golf. His Orlando-based Sean Foley Performance offers elite training, blending biomechanics, technology, physiology, psychology, and philosophy.
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