The Team
Matthew Green - Physiotherapist
Matt Green is a Sports Physiotherapist specializing in enhancing golf performance and treating injured golfers.
Matt is a scratch golfer and accomplished physiotherapist, having previously been the physiotherapist for the Cronulla Sharks and Parramatta Eels NRL clubs, as well as the West Sydney Razorbacks NBL team. Matt started High Performance Golf in late 2007 to provide a comprehensive performance enhancement and injury management service for golfers.
Matt is the only accredited Titleist Performance Institute Level 2 Medical Professional in NSW. Matt works with golfers of all levels and ages, including players on the Asian and Japanese tours, club golfers, elite amateurs and juniors, and trainee professionals. Matt is the Consultant Physiotherapist to the NSW Institute of Sport golf program, The Jack Newton Junior Golf Foundation transitions program, and The NSW Golf Association.
Matt’s special area of interest is the link between physical characteristics and swing faults, and how to address these physical characteristics to enhance technical performance. Matt has developed a system of exercise progressions to enhance physical development and improve golf swing performance. Matt can also tailor rehabilitation to get injured golfers back on the course quickly and safely.
Dr Mike Martin - Golf Psychologist
US Masters, British Open, PGA Australasian Tour Psychologist
NSW Institute of Sport Golf Program Psychologist
New Zealand Men’s & Women’s National Team Psychologist
Former Head of Performance Psychology, Australian Institute of Sport
Former Head of Sport Psychology, NSW Institute of Sport
Lecturer Australian PGA Academy of Golf
Registered Psychologist since 1992
Is this you? How can GolfConfidence really help?
Most GolfConfidence clients are middle (26 to 13 H'cap) and low (12 to 4 H'cap) handicap golfers who practise and play regularly. They are committed to improving their performance and lowering their handicap. The expertise they DO NOT possess is how to control their thinking so they can play with consistency.So while handicaps may change, the struggles golfers are going through are remarkably similar. See if you struggle with these or similar problems?
You 'lose" your head and your temper when things go wrong. You hit a bad shot and it really affects you. Your shot selection and course management go out the window and the next thing you've tripled. You just can't seem to reestablish your game from there.
You make silly mistakes when you lose focus. It happens! You get distracted, you make silly decision and your lapse in concentration causes inconsistency. The next thing you know you've turned a good round into a shocker!
You lack confidence in your ability and you let negative thoughts creep in. Especially around better players, you just can't trust your swing or the line for your putts. When you are full of self-doubt and your confidence is down it is hard to put on a good score or minimise a bad one.
You don't see any consistency between the range and the course. You practice well but you struggle to see any consistency in your playing record week in week out. You miss short putts, your mood fluctuates and you throw away a good round with inconsistent play. It's so frustrating!!
Your technique breaks down under pressure. Your swing tightens up under pressure not letting you produce the quality shots that you know you can. There's a build up of tension in your putting stroke when under pressure (especially on fast greens). Basically you struggle and fall apart under pressure.
You throw away a good result in the last couple of holes. You start thinking about the final result too early in the round. You take your focus off what you are doing and you drop a couple of shots. You get too far ahead of yourself on the course.
