A junior golfer explains why trusting your coach and your dad matters most. He talks about doubting their swing feedback and learning that the people helping you aren't trying to hurt you. Taking their advice seriously and staying open to what they say is how you actually get better.
For me, a really good piece of advice I've gotten is kind of trust in communication with people. Like, you know, sometimes when he tells me things, like if there's something wrong with my swing that he sees when I ask him to come video me or something, sometimes I don't trust him. And, you know, it's, it's like you always have to have um, like other people's advice, right? You always kind of have to take it in and kind of trust what they're saying because obviously they're— he's not here to hurt me, they're not here to hurt me, they're just trying to help me and to help better me, right? Um, and it's just about talking with like your coaches and stuff and talking with him. Like, you know, my coaches aren't always going to be there, so just trusting, communicating with, um, my dad and my coaches just to help better me and stuff.
