26/09/2025
This week 3 more struggling golfers told me…
"I don't have time".
Let's have an honest conversation about time.
Yesterday, you probably:
→ Scrolled social media for 30+ minutes
→ Watched TV for an hour after dinner
→ Spent 20 minutes reading random articles online
But you don't have 20-30 minutes 2-3 times a week for your body & your health?
I get it. I really do.
You're juggling work deadlines, family commitments, social obligations, and trying to squeeze in golf when you can.
The last thing you want is someone telling you to add more to your plate.
But here’s what I've learned from working with hundreds of busy golfers over 40:
It isn’t just a lack of time.
You lack a system that works with your reality.
Most golfers think fitness means:
→ 90+ minute gym sessions
→ 6 days per week commitment
→ Meal prep and strict diets
→ Complete lifestyle overhaul
No wonder you feel overwhelmed.
The truth about what actually works:
My busiest clients - CEOs, surgeons, traveling salesmen, busy dads - they all make progress with 20-30 minutes, 2-3 times a week.
That's it. 40-90 minutes total per week.
Two Netflix episodes.
One solid range session session.
Less time than you spent on social scrolling this week.
The real question isn't whether you have time.
It's whether losing distance every year, feeling stiff & sore after every round, and watching your clothes get tighter is worth 40-90 minutes of your week.
My client Mark runs a law firm, coaches his kid's soccer team, and travels constantly for work.
He was convinced he didn't have time.
Six months later?
Twenty-two yards more distance, zero back pain, and he's playing the best golf of his life.
His secret?
3 x super efficient 20-minute sessions per week in his home set up.
Stop making time the enemy.
Your golf game - and your health - deserve 40-90 minutes of your week.
The question is: are you ready to prioritise what matters, or will you keep making the same excuse next year?
Comment 'TIME' below if you're tired of letting this excuse hold you back.