This is the best way I can think of to describe my golf/coaching philosophy. Less Is More (LIM) – it sums things up nicely.
And the more you get into it, the more you realise it’s possible to get more bang for your buck. Small hinges can move large doors. We can get better results for less effort. It’s what Less Is More is all about and in my mind represents a serious shift in golf learning.
No longer is it good enough to bombard and overload with technical instruction. Golfers need something more profound. They need simplicity that cuts to the heart of learning and performance. It’s no longer good enough to expect to get worse before you get better. Golfers need to demand improvement that makes learning possible meratol and the game fun.
Golf is struggling (just look at the numbers leaving the game) because it’s just too damn hard. Less Is More, in my opinion, makes improvement as simple as it’s ever going to be. It makes learning a better golf game no harder than all those other skills we do day to day,
– walking
– driving
– typing
– cooking
etc
LIM makes golf enjoyable. It helps remove the confusion and all the frustration. It will give you a fighting chance to find that all too elusive A game. It levels the playing field and allows your learning system to master a difficult game.
I’ve finished writing three reports that cover Less Is More in more detail. You can check it out over here.