In this episode of the Halfway Hut Podcast we speak to Mark Raven, a performance coach and caddy based at the Zane Scotland Academy at Leatherhead Golf Club. After taking us on a journey of his personal game which only started when he was 17, he shares his insights on the importance of on-course lessons, the player-coach relationship, and the mental aspects of golf. He discusses his journey from amateur to professional golf, the impact of caddying on his coaching philosophy, and his experiences with Tiger Woods. Mark emphasizes the need for personalized coaching and the significance of understanding individual player needs to enhance performance.

Takeaways

• Mark Raven emphasizes the importance of on-course lessons for golfers.
• Caddying experience greatly influences coaching methods and understanding of players.
• The relationship between coach and player is crucial for success in golf.
• Mentality and reaction to situations are key components of golf performance.
• Mark's journey in golf includes both amateur and professional experiences.
• Online coaching lacks the personal touch that in-person coaching provides.
• Understanding individual player needs is essential for effective coaching.
• Caddies play a vital role in a player's performance and decision-making.
• Mark's insights from spending time with Tiger Woods highlight the mental aspects of the game.
• The future of coaching involves a blend of personal interaction and performance analysis.

Sit back and enjoy as we dig into the mind of a perfomance coach and professional caddy in Episode 15 of The Halfway Hut Podcast

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https://zsacademy.setmore.com/mark-raven

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