PGA Golf Professional at Goyer G&CC the Netherlands. Love's to coach & play the #1 game. Using SAM Putt Lab, FlightScope & Boditrak during lessons.
Goyer Golf & Country Club
Joined September 2011
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Jan Maarten Nijhoff retweeted
@CathieDWood PS would LOVE to host you on Youtube! We love watching and supporting @ARKInvest on Youtube! @GerberKawasaki and @kevinolearytv We should do a group interview with Cathie (we had great shows on the channel together!)
Jan Maarten Nijhoff retweeted
Thanks @JustinRose99 for helping amateurs understand what golf is really like - even when you practice every day.
For those looking to understand the reality of consistency and improvement in #golf, this is a good read for you - adamyounggolf.com/improving-…
Jan Maarten Nijhoff retweeted
My advice to freshman! You have four years of free mini tour golf. You are getting free strength training, free competition and free play! You will have a better experience if you think of it as turning pro. So act like and carry yourself like a true professional day 1! – at Kentucky, USA
Jan Maarten Nijhoff retweeted
Today, I wrote a 70 page #golf Ebook.
Like and retweet this if you want to me to give it away to you for FREE.
Home again! Time has flown by, can’t believe this trip is finished already.
I enjoyed every second of it.
Met some fantastic people, had some great conversations and of course learned a… instagram.com/p/BrGJiTpFqa5/…
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Enjoyed talking golf with Sean Foley and indervw over diner.
Great stories and insides.
I look forward to his presentations and live lessons in the next couple of days.… instagram.com/p/Bq65aXkFgsK/…
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Jan Maarten Nijhoff retweeted
The amount of emails I get from players who say "last week I shot a 79 and then a week later I shot an 87. I just want to be more consistent"
Look -Pro golfers will WIN a tournament shooting 63 and have a 73 thrown in (10 shot swing). Don't look to be more consistent - BE BETTER
The last 6 months both me & my colleague Adrian Morley are working intensively with Ronald & Rein Boef (daddy & caddy)at the Goyer.
Ronald is a very interesting golfer because he is born… instagram.com/p/Bp1f7v5lgnm/…
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Jan Maarten Nijhoff retweeted
If you can't identify what your #golf club did to the ball at impact, it will severely limit your ability to improve your impact (and hence ball flight). You will be throwing darts in a dark room.
Jan Maarten Nijhoff retweeted
Just hit one 427 on 18 @TheOpen .. Guys would be hitting it in the burn in front of green 450+.. Carnoustie is baked out but greens are pure.. Never seen an Open this firm.. Will be an awesome week if it stays like this..
Jan Maarten Nijhoff retweeted
Oh, I love it. The course is getting impossible and they're putting guys on the clock.
PEAK USGA.
Jan Maarten Nijhoff retweeted
What many golfers define as a “compensation” is merely an example of “positive variability”. A movement that achieves the task in different ways is not worse than a movement that achieves the task in a more consistent manner. The fact that the task is achieved is more important
Jan Maarten Nijhoff retweeted
I always ask my students to try and NOT be so fragile about their stance. You need to be able to control face and path from any stance then you use your stance to help with ideas. Golf tips seem to tell the opposite story. #PerfectGrip #PerfectStance #300yardCrap
Jan Maarten Nijhoff retweeted
Retweet if you hate amateurs coaching one another - even if it's well-meaning.
Jan Maarten Nijhoff retweeted
A narrow downswing TYPICALLY leads to: hitting down too much, an open club face, an overly vertical shaft in transition, a stalled pivot and flipping through impact.....for starters. #andrewricegolf
Jan Maarten Nijhoff retweeted
Who would be interested in a video with me and eldest on th course. I can show you how I work with her as a new golfer and a parent. Retweet if you think it’s a good idea. 👍
Jan Maarten Nijhoff retweeted
Most golfers don’t have enough control of their attention to make a mechanical change to their swing on their own. A coach can control your attention, but unless you learn this skill yourself, the value of a lesson will be lower.
Jan Maarten Nijhoff retweeted
It doesn't matter how great that swing motion looks, you will always be at the mercy of the subtle inevitable variations. Half an inch here - a couple of degrees there. Don't ignore this - learn how to turn the soup of variability into functionality
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I believe in the intelligence and ability of every golfer to understand good concepts and principles. Dumbing it down is an excuse at times for incomplete info THAT MAKES IT MORE DIFFICULT. People can run businesses, households, pass drivers test can understand golf terminology.