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The Golfing Brain

See, Feel, Move, React

We reduce the complexity of the golfing brain to 4 main circuits:

  1. SEE - Target Acquisition circuitry consists of the visual cortex (70% of sensory input to your brain comes in the form of visual info), depth perception (also processed visual info) and built-in brain’s GPS circuitry

  2. FEEL - Somatosensory - Sensory Smart Grid circuitry consists of a dense array of receptors in your muscles, tendons and skin detecting stretch, tension, touch pain and vibration

  3. MOVE - Motor hygiene - Motor programming circuits where plans for executing complex motor movements are developed and honed

  4. REACT - Cerebellum - Error Correction circuitry provides a fast, subconscious processor to make adjustments on the fly.

Elite and regular golfers alike have almost exclusively trained explicitly in the green realm - the motor cortex (and likely only implicitly in the yellow, red and blue realms). Our innovative Neural Net Golf program opens up explicit training to these other 3 overlooked areas that are needed for a complete skillset.

If you want to get better at golf, it’s gonna take your entire golfing brain.

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