Pierre-Henri Soero says golfers perform best when they stop trying so hard. Chasing momentum and expectations like making cuts or winning tournaments actually tanks performance. The answer is releasing pressure and letting the game flow naturally.
Playing at professional level in golf, PGA Tour level, international, how much does your energy affect the game?
See, when you play, there's a shift in momentum that's related to energy as well. So if you let the momentum dictate your energy, you can spiral down real quick, or you can go the other way around too. And it comes down to the less you try, the better your game is going to be. And it's very difficult when the expectation of being a scratch golfer, making the cut, winning a tournament, keeping your tour card, to let go of that control.
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