The mental game of golf was passed down to me years ago by my mentor and sponsoring professional, Sam Moore—a player who was truly ahead of his time, long before the mental side of the game became widely recognized. His influence changed not only how I approached golf, but the direction of my entire journey in the sport. Through his guidance, I came to deeply understand just how powerful and essential the mental side of the game really is.
Golf is not only a physical game. It is also a game of focus, composure, trust, and decision-making under pressure. Golf the Mind Game is built to help players strengthen the mental side of performance so they can play with more confidence and consistency.
Many golfers work hard on mechanics but still struggle to take their best game to the course. Tension, doubt, frustration, and pressure can quickly affect decisions and execution. My goal is to help players understand those moments and build a steadier, more reliable mindset they can trust when it matters most.
"As an Olympic athlete, the best coaching I’ve ever received was never about making things more complicated—it was about clarity, routine, and confidence. That’s exactly what Keith brings to golf. He helps players develop a routine, trust their process, and play with greater confidence. Each time my 8-year-old son attends a lesson with Keith, I see noticeable improvement in his contact, balance, and control around the greens. What sets Keith apart is his ability to avoid overhauling your entire swing in a single lesson. Instead, he focuses on the small, meaningful adjustments that produce real results. The best coaches know how to simplify, prioritize, and help you perform when it matters most—and Keith does exactly that."
"Keith’s understanding of the mental side of the game—and how it influences physical performance—is exceptional. He has a strong command of the short game and, more importantly, knows how to help players score. His approach brings clarity and confidence where it matters most."
"A poor attitude and weak mental game can cause far more mistakes—and frustration—than a bad swing ever will. Keith understands this better than most. He knows the mental side can be even more damaging, and he has the ability to help fix both."
"If you put Keith's ideas to work for 30 days, your game will be going in the right direction!"