Tiger’s body language doesn’t say he’s in command of myself. It’s how you conduct yourself on the course.
The actual level is continuing to improve yourself as a person and as a golfer.Īnd if you improve yourself as a person, you’ll definitely get better on the golf course. No, there is no other level – there’s improvement in what he does. There’s not many people have ever achieved that. He’s in the top-5 in the world and has won a Major. There isn’t another level for him to go to.
Age matters pommie full#
If you don’t use the constants you’ve created yourself, the movements that have been developed over years and years and year, and match them, then you won’t achieve your full potential. Unless people understand the mechanics of the golf swing, they don’t understand matching movements and how they work under pressure. He looked for technical perfection instead of matching movement perfection, which is totally different. He has always done his own thing really well and decided what he wants but I think Graeme got into far too much technical and not understanding how good he was with his matching movements. I’ve known Graeme an awful long time, obviously through ISM. They almost look into you, and you know they need it. And in the top players you can see that need, they’ll always look straight back at you, not looking past you.
So you look them in the eye to see if there is that need to be the best. I know a million kids that want to be great players but I don’t know half a dozen that need to be great players. You look them in the eye and you ask them ‘do you really want this?’
I’ve never, ever asked a player if I can coach them ever. That’s the same with any walk of life, not just golf. I sat down with them and told them the same thing. People like Dyson and Finch when I was with the English Golfing Union and I did the same with the Irish lads as well.
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