Virgil Herring with the 4 Most Important Talents to Competing and Shooting Low Scores
Virgil Herring is an acclaimed Golf Instructor, Author and Speaker. He was named the 2015 Tennessee PGA Section Teacher of the Year and has won countless Tennessee PGA Section awards. He is also a "U.S. Kids Golf" Top 50 Instructor (source) and has guided many junior golfers to successful NCAA collegiate careers.
Herring has also worked with a number of PGA TOUR players, most notably former FedEx Cup Champion, bBrandt Snedeker.
He joins Mark Immelman to share his "4 Most Important Talents required to Compete Successfully."
He discusses and elaborates on:
- Driving Efficiency
- Carry Yardages
- Efficiency from within 40 yard of the Target, and
- Lag Putting and 3-Putt Avoidance.
As he delves into each topic and shares ideas and tips on how to improve, Virgil addresses important elements and mindsets such as the Psychology of Expectation, Predictable Shot-shapes, the Perception of what it takes to be a Great Player, and Patience and Preparedness.
He uses examples from PGA TOUR players such as Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and Boo Weekley and LIV players such as Greg Norman and Bryson DeChambeau.
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