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In this conversation, Ryan Dailey, PGA,  Seth Thompson, PGA, sit down with producer AJ Reimann to discuss the intricacies of golf training, focusing on the concept of 'At Least 20' attempts needed to achieve proficiency in passing yardage in Operation 36, once a golfer has reached your challenge point. They explore the importance of managing expectations for both players and parents, the process of skill acquisition, and the emotional resilience required in the journey of learning golf. The conversation emphasizes the significance of parental support and the need for patience in the development of young golfers, while also celebrating perseverance through challenges.

Key Takeaways

• It can take #atleast20 attempts to beat 36 in the Operation 36 Levels.
• Managing expectations is crucial for both players and parents.
• The process of improvement is often overlooked in favor of outcomes.
• Players need to understand that failure is part of the learning process.
• Parental support can significantly influence a child's performance.
• Emotional resilience is key to overcoming challenges in golf.
• Skill development requires time and patience.
• The journey of learning golf is not a straight line.
• Celebrating perseverance can motivate young golfers.
• Adaptive competency is essential for long-term success in sports.

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