The Players Coach Toolkit
Post Round / Tournament Review
Review every round like a tour player: what went well, intruders, letting go of mistakes, and your plan.
Complete it after every round. After a multi-round tournament, fill out one review that covers all rounds.
Why review every round
- Every review is a deposit in your Confidence Bank.
- It shows the intruders to your concentration so you can plan for them next time.
- Your answers tell us your strengths and weaknesses so we can build your practice around your game.
What you will answer
- What things went well? What things did not?
- What definitely needs to be worked on, and what can be maintained?
- What were the intruders to your concentration, and how did you get back on track?
- How quickly could you let go of mistakes?
- What things improved your confidence about your game, and what do you want to remember about this week?
- How would you play this course differently next time?
The round is not over when you sign your card. It is over when you have learned from it.
JJ Wood, The Players Coach
Inside the Performance Lab
From JJ's Notebook: Quail Hollow
Took lots of notes in my 1.5 day trip to Charlotte. This is what a round looks like when you track it like a tour player.
- 1Yardage book: slope direction, paces front to back and side to side, and a green diagram with notes like "bunkers not bad if pin back right."
- 2Pin sheet: every hole marked with where the ball finished and how far from the hole.
- 3Scorecard: drive and fairway, approach yardage, carry and total, proximity and green in regulation, putts and score on every hole.
- 4Then fill out your Post Round Review below while it is fresh.
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Post Round / Tournament Review
Complete this after a round. After a multi-round tournament, fill out one review that covers all rounds.
Taught in Module 1, Lesson 2 and Module 1, Lesson 4.
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