
Bryan Lebedevitch with Five Things to Learn from LPGA Players
About this episode
Bryan Lebedevitch is a Golf Magazine Top 100 Instructor and a Golf Digest "Best Teacher in California". He coaches and teaches a number of winners on the LPGA, PGA and Korn Ferry Tours. A long-time teacher to Major Champion, Christie Kerr, Bryan operates at PGA West in Palm Springs. He joins us to highlight lessons you can learn from watching players on the LPGA.
Bryan talks about the following game improvement concepts:
Knowing your Strengths and Weaknesses,
Using Game-like Training,
Understanding Shot Patterns,
Managing Yourself and Your Game to Play Bad Better, and
Maximizing What You Have and What You are able to do.
In those information silos Bryan shares anecdotes from Tiger Woods and Christie Kerr. He talks about loving and hating certain clubs; Using the Mental Game for lower scores, and Resisting excessive technique changes.
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