💥 Golf Is a Game of Misses (Not Perfects)
Did you know this game is actually built around how good your mishits are?
Even Phil Mickelson has said he made a great living—over $100 million—by hitting great mishits.
As Dr. Bob Rotella says:
“Golf is not a game of perfect.”
Now imagine this...
You’re out there chasing consistency.
Trying to hit more perfect shots.
Grinding to make every swing look good.
But what if the real game was about improving your misses—not chasing perfection?
Would that change how you practice?
Would that change how you feel about your progress?
🎯 The Truth About “Consistency”
If you actually did what you said you want, you'd shoot 36 for 9 holes—like the pros.
But then in the next breath, you say:
“I don’t want to be a pro. I just want to have fun.”
Confusing, right?
You’re holding yourself to a pro’s standard without living a pro’s process.
Now layer on top of that:
- Thousands of dollars in lessons
- Years of playing and practicing
- Still not playing the game you know is in you
That was me.
I spent over $500,000 on:
- Lessons
- Travel
- Equipment
- Mental performance coaching
- Personal training
- Q-schools
And you know what I learned?
💬 Most golfers don’t improve because they’re focused on the wrong things.
They chase new tips, new clubs, new instructors—without ever understanding why they play, or how to train for real results.
🛑 Don’t fall for the next guru's hook.
Come have a real chat about your game.
Let’s uncover what’s really stopping your progress—and how to shift your approach so that improvement feels simple, fun, and fulfilling again.
📍Sunshine Coast Golf Centre
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