In this episode of The Golf Sit Down, we sit down with PGA & LPGA professional Angela Then, Director of Instruction at Indian Creek Golf Club.
Angela shares her incredible journey from competitive junior golf to playing on tour—and now developing elite players through coaching. We dive into what really separates top-level golfers, why “consistency” is misunderstood, and how players (and parents) should approach long-term development.
If you’re a junior golfer, coach, or parent trying to navigate the path to better golf—this episode is packed with insight you won’t hear anywhere else.
🔥 Topics Covered:
Transition from pro golf to coaching
The biggest mistakes junior golfers make
Why group training beats private lessons
What elite players do differently
The truth about “consistency” in golf
Mental game insights from tour-level experience
🎯 Whether you're chasing competitive golf or just want to improve, this episode will change how you think about the game.
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Host: Ryan Dailey, PGA @ryandaileygolf
Co-Host: Seth Thompson, PGA @seth_thompsongolf
Executive Producer: A.J. Reimann @a.j._reimann
Chapters
00:00 Angela's Journey in Golf and Coaching
01:07 Transitioning from Player to Coach
03:54 Daily Life as a Golf Instructor
06:50 Learning from Mistakes and Adapting Coaching Styles
09:28 The Importance of Personal Experience in Coaching
12:22 The Role of Competition and Practice Partners
14:58 Developing Elite Players and Coaching Philosophy
16:28 The Importance of Group Training
20:54 Insights from Professional Golf Experience
25:22 Managing Expectations in Junior Golf
28:28 Common Mistakes in Player Development
30:38 Financial Realities of Turning Pro
36:08 The Value of Competing and Playing
41:34 Cultural Insights from Global Golf Experiences
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