Chris Wood

I felt like I was in a complete mess, technically.

I didn't know my golf swing.

I was almost like an obedient soldier.

If a coach told me to do this, I would do it.

Instead of your intuition and your golf swing, I suppose, the athletic version of your own swing.

But then...

from the difficulties technically and what i saw the ball doing as we know like that leads to pretty severe mental struggles really and then it snowballs because as golfers do the secrets in the dirt work harder keep hitting it keep practicing keep doing this drill and it just sort of went round in circles

No, I mean, me and my wife stopped, basically stopped looking at it during around COVID time.

I think there might be one or two posts after that.

And then about three months ago,

my sort of management.

Yeah.

I need it, but I, it's not my thing at all.

No, I don't look at it.

I don't, um, I'm quite quiet and I don't really like doing that sort of thing.

It's just not wise.

I think, yeah, anxiety is like a bubble that you can't escape, I think.

From the moment I can remember my wife dropping me to the airport and you're riddled with it because you know you're going to the event.

You know what, like you say, you know what's coming.

And that brings fear into it as well, fear and anxiety.