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Focus is a skill — and yet most coaches aren’t teaching it. 🏌️‍♂️ Focus can be the difference between a player surviving under pressure… and thriving in it. In golf, focus isn’t optional — it’s the foundation of performance. This isn’t a reaction sport. Golf gives your players time — and time can turn dangerous. ⏱ Time to overthink. ⏱ Time to dwell. ⏱ Time to spiral out of the present. Most performance breakdowns? They don’t start with a bad swing — they start with a distracted mind. 🧠 Great coaches know that teaching focus is just as critical as teaching mechanics. When you train focus the right way, players get more than better scores — they gain real confidence, consistency, and control. Want to learn how to coach the mental game and grow your business while you do it? Comment “Coach” below and we’ll send you FREE access to our live webinar on May 20th at 9am PDT / 5pm BST so you can learn how. 👇 #FlowCodeGolf #GolfMindset #TrainTheMind #MentalGame #GolfPsychology #GolfTraining #PeakPerformanceGolf #FlowStateGolf #GolfCoach #CoachTheCoach #OnlineGolfCoach #GrowYourCoaching #GolfBusiness

When Tiger Woods one the US Open at Pebble Beach, his mindset was dominant. He won by 12 strokes, making some incredible, nearly impossible shots. What we didn't see was how he took the course apart, hole by hole. For example, on the 2nd hole, a rather short par 5, Tiger hit his tee shot every day of all four rounds within a 5-yard radius of his tee shot on the 1st round. This is called course management.
Most amateur golf athletes just grip it, hit it, find it, and hit it again without any or very little effort on course management.
At XGA, we don't just give you swing lessons; we show you how to play with a winner's mindset.
Enjoy highlights of one of the best US Open Championships of all time.

2000 U.S. Open Highlights: Tiger's Commanding Performance at Pebble Beach Dominance was the word most associated with Tiger Woods' performance at Pebble Beach, as he posted a 12-under-par winning total of 272 and won by a whopping ...

This is a good example of the course management mentoring we do at

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The best players in the world don’t just hit better shots, they make better decisions too 🧠⛳️ Here we’ve got Tiger Woods talking about the decision he would make from only 145 yards out 🙌🏻 🏌🏻‍♂️How an amateur would think: “I’m only 145 out, I’ve got so unlucky with my lie, I’ll just go for it.” 🐯How Tiger thinks: “Assess my lie, let that dictate my shot, think about where I want to be playing my next shot from to give myself the best opportunity to make par still a possibility.” Leaving EGO at the door is a massive reason why the best players put performances together 💪🏼 Assess Acknowledge Accept 👌🏼

This picture it the 8th hole at Pebble Beach Golf Links. Jack Nicklaus said it's his favorite hole in all of golf. I was fortunate to have the privilege to have worked here as a PGA course professional. I love the game of golf and helping people improve their swings and get out there to enjoy playing the game and shoot lower scores. It was no coincidence that when I had this idea working with executives of all levels to not just lower their scores, but improve on their mental performance. I find many similarities between running or starting a business to playing a round of golf. I earned a certification in mental performance coaching, but I didn't stop there. I reached out to the FlowCode mental performance community to see how I can integrate the mental aspects of the sport to help our clients to learn skills they can use on and off the course.
I am really excited I have a lot of stories to share with you and I hope along the way I can help you hit your golf and business goals.

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