PGA Tour Coach Jeff Leishman on What "Good Enough" Really Means | The Golf Parent Ep. 53

"You need an aimable pattern. Something that has predictability to it, or a lifeline when things get off." Jeff Leishman coaches Daniel Berger and has put 17 players on the PGA and LPGA Tours.

👉 Full episode, The Golf Parent Podcast Ep. 53: youtu.be/VzFinyaZojU

Jeff Leishman is a PGA Tour coach based at Dye Preserve in Jupiter, Florida, with more than 20 years working with elite competitive players. In this clip he defines his technical baseline for a player who wants to compete: a face-to-path relationship predictable enough to hold up under pressure, expressed as a shot shape the player can aim and return to when the swing goes missing mid-round.

For junior golf parents, the takeaway is a question worth asking at the next lesson: what is my child's lifeline when the swing stops working?

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00:00 The technical question that matters under pressure
00:12 Why tournament players need an aimable pattern
00:25 A shot shape as the lifeline