

Practicing Golf vs. Playing Golf with Ryan Crysler
5 snips Nov 14, 2024
In this conversation, Ryan Crysler, a Senior Instructor at the Floridian, unpacks the chaos of playing golf and the difference between practice and gameplay. He emphasizes adapting practice to simulate real conditions, like high-pressure situations and strategic problem-solving. Ryan shares innovative drills using only one ball and limited clubs to sharpen decision-making under stress. Plus, he underscores the importance of a competitive mindset to improve performance on the course—balancing technique with the unpredictability of actual play.
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Technique vs. Execution
- Many golfers blame poor on-course performance on technique.
- They prioritize range work over playing, neglecting the chaotic nature of actual golf.
Playing vs. Practicing
- Treat playing golf as sacred; it's your tournament, not a practice session.
- Practice technique on the range and focus on execution during play.
Golf's Unique Practice
- Golf is unique as it's practiced on a different field than played.
- Other sports like tennis practice on the same court, providing immediate feedback.