Stop Winning the Range and Start Winning the Course
The "Range vs. Reality" Scorecard: A 10-ball challenge to expose the gaps in your game before you step onto the first tee.
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What will you learn?
The 10-Shot Protocol
The exact sequence to simulate 18 holes in 15 minutes.
Targeted Training
Learn where you're really losing shots.
Pattern Diagnosis
How to read your scorecard like a PGA Pro to find your "Shot of the Day”.
The "Ego-Check" Tracker
A simple table to map your misses (so you can stop guessing and start aiming).
The 60-Second Rule
Why your phone is actually your best training aid for patience.
Turn Knowledge into Habit
Learn why implementation, not just knowledge, is true power.
The brain doesn't learn when it's comfortable. It learns when it's forced to solve a new problem every 60 seconds.
The Science: Why Your Brain Hates "Block Practice"
Most golfers practice in "Blocks"—hitting the same club to the same target over and over. While this feels good, it's actually a form of neural laziness.
The "False Confidence" Trap
When you hit 50 balls with your 7-iron, your brain only has to "load" the movement once. By the 5th ball, you’re on autopilot. You feel like you’ve mastered the shot, but you’ve actually just built a temporary memory pathway that evaporates the moment you walk to the car.
This is called "The Illusion of Confidence"
The "Random Practice" Advantage
The 10-Ball Challenge uses what sports scientists call Interleaved Practice. By switching clubs and targets every single shot, you force your brain to:
Retrieve the specific "code" for that movement from scratch.
Recalibrate for a new distance and alignment.
Reset the nervous system during the 60-second wait.
The Result: It feels harder and more frustrating because it is harder. But that frustration is the sound of your brain actually building long-term retention. You aren't just hitting balls; you're "hard-wiring" your swing for the pressure of the 1st tee.
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What Do They Say About
Paul's Coaching
Paul Kiehne
PWG Client
Steve Messiter
PWG Client
Gary Gelenter
PWG Client
Craig
PWG Client
“I was shooting around best 105. But after a couple of weeks with Paul, I dropped down to an 88.”
- Steve Laliberte
“This is probably the most effective psychological help a person can get to play better golf.”
- Avaline Horthy
“Before meeting Paul, I hit around 101 but not happy with it. Since I’ve seen Paul, I shot 89-85-92-91 in my last round.”
- Diane Bennett
About Paul
For 15 years, I had a front-row seat to the most common frustration in golf. As a touring professional, I played in hundreds of Pro-Ams, standing side-by-side with thousands of amateur golfers. And I saw the same story play out, hole after hole, round after round.
A golfer would hit a great drive, then duff the next shot. You could almost see the storm cloud of frustration form over their head, following them for the next three holes and sabotaging their scorecard. It was very obvious to me that this blowout had nothing to do with a lack of "swing technique". It was something else.
During that time, large companies would also hire me to help their clients before a corporate golf day. They all wanted the same thing: "I just want to be more consistent?"
After seeing this pattern thousands of times, I had a huge ‘a-ha!’ moment. It became the foundation of my entire coaching philosophy and the reason my clients get the results they do.
That realisation was this:
"Your golf swing isn't even close to the biggest problem with your golf game!"
I’ve spent more than 25 years as a Certified PGA of Australia Professional, and I’ve seen countless golfers waste years trying to perfect a textbook swing, only to get more and more frustrated. They were trying to solve the wrong problem.
The secret to lower scores and more enjoyment isn't a "perfect" swing. It's learning how to play the game. It's about becoming your own best caddy on the course, making smarter decisions under pressure, and knowing how to manage your mind and emotions when things don't go to plan.
Golf is not a game of consistency, its about being a better problem solver!
This is why I am so passionate about what I do and created the Breaking Bad Golf Method and the Nine Shots Lower program. My mission is to stop you from focusing on the things that don't matter and give you the tools to manage your game with the skills you have right now.
I'm not here to just teach you "golf swing." I'm here to teach you how to play golf.
Let's get started.