
A Learning Approach To Golf Performance
What this is all about:
Want deeper satisfaction and real enjoyment from your golf?
Then stop stuffing your head with technical garbage and start learning the game the way your brain was built to learn it — naturally, freely, and without fear.
This isn’t about forcing your body into awkward, robotic positions. It’s about unlocking a swing that feels good, repeats under pressure, and holds up when it matters — not just on the range.
Because when you finally let go of trying to be perfect, that’s when your best golf shows up.
You’ll start performing at a higher level without needing to grind for hours. No more wasting time chasing consistency with swing tips that never stick.
This is the smarter, simpler, way more satisfying way to play.
World’s Best Putter
Aaron Baddeley – PGA Tour Star
Phil Scott, PGA Professional
More enjoyment
I also know that my game plan for golf has changed.. I now go for everything because of how I feel about the shot (enjoyment,ball striking and not beating myself up when I hit a bad shot).
Sanj, UK
Best round in 5 weeks
Greg.
Beautiful
Jeff Simons, Professor of Sports Psychology, California State University
My best ever score
Just to say thanks.
Today I scored 42 on the back 9 at Yas Links Abu Dhabi a notoriously difficult course here in the UAE, my best ever score and the third time I have tried your techniques on the course. The game was effortless, enjoyable and free of tension thanks to your guidance. No lost balls, no bunkers, no hazard, no water and some great ball striking.
Simon Hutcheson
Reduced handicap by two and scored 75 off the stick!
A quick note to thankyou on your tips. This is the first time I have replied but must say you simplicity has helped. This is my second ‘lesson’ and have taken onboard your playing advice. Played Monday and reduced my gross by 4 shots and today reduced my gross score by 5 shots having 75 off the stick, very happy. Keep informing me, I wll probably hit the brickwall sometime but have reduces my H/C by 2 strokes, again thanks
Bill
Amazing results
Hey – this is probably why people play well after a break – no expectations (playing on auto pilot). Later, they start to take themselves seriously.
Leon
A convert
Bill D