Peter Donahue’s Return to Coaching

Peter joins Andy to share some stories about some new students he inherited from Andy, as well as the philosophies and methods he's using with them. They also explore various aspects of golf coaching, focusing on the importance of personalized instruction, the challenges of teaching different students, and the significance of experimentation in learning. They discuss the complexities of golf, the lurking fear of the shank, and the necessity of adapting techniques to fit individual needs. The dialogue emphasizes the value of variety in practice, the distinction between learning and performing, and the role of marketing in golf instruction.

 

03:40Teaching Golf: Lessons and Experiences

07:32Addressing the Shank: A Student's Journey

17:20Innovative Teaching Methods and Learning Process

24:55The Power of Collaboration

26:37Complexity of Problem Solving

34:31The Fallacy of Cause and Effect in Learning

36:13Subtle Changes Leading to Major Improvements

38:25Redefining the Role of a Teacher

41:58Empowering Students Through Intrigue