This certainly makes you think about your game and what your priorities should be. The profile really helps you understand how to improve your mental game.

The participants at our golf schools have been very pleased with their profiles. Some have left our sessions and recommended the profiles to their friends. We have a strong relationship with Titleist and we're pleased to be able to offer the same profile to our students that The Titleist Performance Institute uses. We've been familiar with the DISC system for years, but never seen it applied at such a high level in golf terminology like it is with The Mental Golf Workshop profile. We believe this profile will help players of all levels reach their ‘54’…their full golfing potential.

The Mental Golf Profile really helps clarify what players need to work on. Once my students take the profile they are more open to my suggestions about improving their games. This helps me and my students to understand the preferred approach they should take for preparing for their round, practicing, taking lessons and playing the course.

My students really benefit because their profiles include strategies for managing their strengths and improving in areas where weaknesses are identified. I always review the information together with the student to come up with a game plan for their improvement. The Mental Golf Profile has become a very important tool in my teaching program.

The beauty of this system is that our players get an accurate and comprehensive report without having to spend hours completing laborious questions. You sure get a lot for the time and money you invest in this process.

The profile is a great tool to help students with their mental game strategies. My students particularly like that their reports are written in golf terminology. Three days after I reviewed profiles with the first group of my students, two had their “career” rounds. I look forward to more teachers finding out about your profile when you speak at our upcoming Southwest PGA Teaching Summit.