Take the
Red Pill

If you want to swing faster, more accurately, develop a pattern that requires less maintenance, you're in the right place. My mission is for you to find a route to the level of ballstriking you have always wanted. Get back some of the hours you wasted practicing on the wrong things, develop autonomy so your training sessions can be more efficient, draw up a strategy to guarantee your success in the future. If you stick to the plan outlined here, and spend the hours, you will become the best ballstriker you've ever been.

I tend to see golfers that bounce from analysis to analysis hoping for an instructor that will give them that one move that will solve all of their problems. This state of mind lead to constant frustrations for both the student and the instructor. I don't believe in chance. The golf swing is indeed a very complicated motion. This is why it's the hardest game in the world.

Every swing I work with is different, especially if the student has a long golf history of deeply ingrained movements patterns. Draw in some false concepts that they may still be holding onto, and a few flaws within their swing that they may not have adressed yet, and you can start to understand how messy it can get. I am ready for this, I've been doing this for some time now. My goal is to provide you with enough insights so that you'll gain a deep understanding of your own body and athletic motion during the swing. And together we will reach your goal of becoming an elite ballstriker. I'm there to show you the door, you'll have to go through it. Welcome to Red Pill Golf!

My passion for anatomy and helping you become an elite ball striker is hopefully well known, but it is around the greens where my true love lies. No matter your current skill level, your short game can become the most fun area to work on, if you approach it with right right strategy. My goal with this section is to bring you clarity on the fastest way to improve your short game. Whether you are a recreational player struggling with the yips or a touring professional looking for those marginal gains, there is always room for growth.

If your short game needs a complete overhaul, I've got you covered. We'll build solid foundations with a deeper technical understanding, then sharpen your skills by analyzing the variables at play. Together, we'll develop a versatile range of shots that allow you to answer any challenge the course throws your way.

If on the other hand you just require minor tweaks, like finding the grip that matches your release, handling those tricky uphill wet lies into the grain, or perfecting the receipe to hit your premium low spinner more frequently, I can design a custom solution tailored to your needs.

Ultimately, if you're looking for someone to help spark your creativity around the greens and craft your ultimate short game training plan, I am there to provide just that, with options that are tour proven.

Putting is an incredibly polarising area of the game, often the most appreciated part and equally the least appreciated. There are several reasons for this. Firstly, you can't make up for a missed putt. The outcome of the hole, of the round, potentially of a tournament is sealed by your last putt. Secondly, there is a significant amount of variance involved in putting results: The surface is not perfect, the balls you are playing are not perfectly balanced and Grain, Dimples, Wind can make the ball veer off line even on theoretically perfect putt.

Lastly, it's also a part of the game where accurate feedback is not easy to collect. You can be left doubting your read, aim, stroke or the speed — ultimately all you really know is you missed and the stroke you just made, you can't get it back. When you combine the high pressure and the challenges with feedback, it becomes a slippery slope.

I am not a PGA-certified professional, and I've never claimed to be. In accordance with regulations in France, I do not teach technique to amateur players unless under supervision. My primary focus is coaching tour professionals, specializing in performance development at the highest level. However, when needed, I do "open the hood" and offer technical advice, drawing from my 15 years of experience and the incredible resources I've had the privilege to discover along the way. After all, we all stand on the shoulders of giants.

Robin Cocq — Tour Performance Coach · Physician · Mérignies, France