Mastering the Six Inches Between Your Ears: Why I Co-Founded the Mental Game Golf Club

For decades, golfers at every level have openly acknowledged that the mental game is the most important part of playing better golf. We have all heard the cliche that the game is played in the six inches between your ears, yet the reality is that the vast majority of golfers have never intentionally practiced or developed their mental game as part of their golf journey.

This is why I am incredibly proud to share my role as the co-founder of the Mental Game Golf Club (MGGC). We created this club to solve a specific problem: the stagnation that occurs when a golfer’s technical ability outpaces their mental performance. You can invest heavily in swing changes and physical skills, but without a structured way to train your mind, progress eventually stalls. MGGC is here to provide that structure.

A Club, Not Just a Course

We intentionally designed MGGC to be a club, not just another static online course or app. A club implies membership, identity, and ongoing involvement. When you join MGGC, you are not just consuming content; you are entering a shared environment platform where you learn alongside others, interact, and compete.

The club features a dedicated community feed, live weekly workshops, and even a global map showing where your fellow members are located. Our goal is for MGGC to be the default starting point for mental game practice across the entire game of golf.

Your Pressure Performance Score (PPS)

How do you measure a mental game? Most golfers have no idea where they stand. Your journey in MGGC begins with the PPS (Pressure Performance Score) assessment. This assessment provides a snapshot of your current mental performance, resulting in a score from 1 to 100. This is not a judgment of your talent; it is a baseline reference point that informs exactly where you should begin your learning. Every month, you retake the PPS to track your growth and see which areas of your mental game still require attention.

The Power of the Looped Curriculum

One of the biggest mistakes in golf development is treating the mental game as a one-time crash course. In a linear model, you finish a lesson and never look back, which means those skills rarely hold up under the heat of a Sunday afternoon round.

MGGC uses a looped curriculum logic. Our seven core modules are designed to be revisited and practiced, the same way you practice all the other parts of your golf game. Repeating assignments and challenges is the act of practicing the mental game itself. This structure ensures that your mental skills remain sharp and evolve as your game reaches new levels.

Accessible Growth for Every Player

We believe that elite mental training should not be reserved for those with massive budgets. We have positioned our core membership at only 49 dollars per month, making it significantly more accessible than a single traditional golf lesson.

For those looking for a shot of adrenaline in their development, we also offer an optional temporary acceleration—a one-month upgrade that includes four one-to-one sessions with an MGGC coach to help you dive deeper into your PPS results.

Elevating the Next Generation

Beyond individual players, we are expanding our mission to High School and Collegiate teams. Our specialized team program allows coaches to take their entire roster to the next level without adding a single minute to their coaching schedule. Through automatic PPS reporting every four weeks, coaches can finally stop guessing who belongs in the lineup and start making data-driven decisions based on who actually performs under pressure.

Join the Club

Whether you are a junior golfer, a mid-handicapper, or a professional, the Mental Game Golf Club is your place to begin learning how to take ownership of your performance. Stop neglecting the most important part of the game. It is time to start training the six inches between your ears.

Are you ready to find your PPS? Visit the Mental Game Golf Club website and join our community today.

https://mentalgamegolfclub.lovable.app/

I have been primarily self taught in the past 7 years. Personally I feel more focused when tackling development myself. That said, I have had coaching for some of the greatest coaches across the globe, and took so many eye opening take aways from each. I find it comforting to know my own swing and my specific set of different feels. However, my personal beliefs on player development are connected to a part of the game that I feel is not coached enough, the mental game. We all know how important it is, my mission in golf is to take action and deliver the final piece of the game improvement puzzle. Modern day swings are solidified for the most part, technically completed you could say, yet the mind is more fragile than the swing, therefore it must be trained.