A golf coach says playing with less anger improved his scores

Ryan Mouque says he used to be an angry golfer and that the best thing he did for his game was to stop caring. When he started coaching full time, he treated rounds as if nothing mattered and started playing better. This is instruction, not a tour result. The score improvement is his account.

Ryan Mouque posted a Justin Rose-style chipping drill. He says a student took the club too far back without enough wrist hinge. The fix is short and sharp, hinge up, thumbs down, and stop around waist high. He says the ball still goes 20-30 yards with less effort. Instruction, not a Tour video from Rose.

Skratch posted a video with the line Protect johnson_wagner at all costs. This is golf color, not a result, injury report, or ranking. The clip is the source.