Max Farrant Golf

Max Farrant Golf My name is Max Farrant, a PGA Professional golfer who has a degree in Sport and Exercise Psychology.

My aim within Golf coaching is to enhance performance, both with the technique I teach but also the psychological skills, understanding what is taught

17/05/2026

Neurodiversity allows people to have fantastic sensory sensitivity. As a golf coach, this is great as the player can give me great feedback back on how the golf swing feels, generating greater learning. Do you have a neurodiversity and struggle to get the most out of your golf lessons? Get in contact, either through direct DM, email [email protected], or by message 07359507017.

Starting Golf can be a very daunting thing! What clubs shall I buy? Do I know the right rules? How do I hit a golf ball?...
30/04/2026

Starting Golf can be a very daunting thing! What clubs shall I buy? Do I know the right rules? How do I hit a golf ball? All these questions are very valid but often hard to find advice. Please feel free to get in contact with me about any questions you have about starting Golf. Contact me either through DM, email on [email protected] or by phone/ message 07359507017. ⛳️ ⛳️

25/03/2026

Dyspraxia can really make it challenging for moving in daily life. However, research into making motor programmes, is really helping people with Dyspraxia have a greater range of movement. Golf can also be massively beneficial to motor programmes in the brain. While difficult to master, the learning process will enhance motor skills including balance and co-ordination. Do you yourself or know someone who has Dyspraxia and would benefit from learning golf? Why not get in contact. Either through DM, email [email protected] or by message 07359507017.

16/03/2026

While looking at an Instagram video about your golf swing can seem an easy fix for your golf swing, are you actually doing more harm than good? Both golfers in this video are of a very good standard and go to the gym regularly. If you start to try this, don’t know you have a mobility issue relating to this move and injure yourself long term from this, you will go backwards in improving your golf game. This is where it is so crucial to see a PGA Professional. They can ask the necessary questions and look at your ball flight and swing, to determine what is best for you to improve your game. Want to see a PGA Professional to understand your golf swing needs? Then contact myself directly. Either via DM, Email [email protected] or message 07359507017.

27/02/2026

People with ADHD really struggle with Rejection Sensitivity dysphoria (RSD). What the video explains really well is even the smallest negative feedback can raise RSD. If your golf coach gives you negative feedback, it will affect you, if you have ADHD. If this feels similar to the process of your golf lessons, check to see if you have ADHD and make sure you select a golf coach who sympathises with your needs.

02/02/2026

There is a reason why so many PGA Tour Professionals use GCQuad technology. It provides superior data accuracy, along with easy to use graphics. If you have a golf lesson with me, it will be conducted with GC Quad technology, at the . Feel like this technology can aid your golf lessons? Why not get in contact. Either through DM, email [email protected] or message 07359507017

20/01/2026

This video shows brilliantly how a neurodiverse brain creates a lot more neural chemistry! A person who is neurodiverse has the potential to learn much more, it’s all about accessing this power! For example, somebody with Autism can greatly benefit from being given time to process and understand what has been instructed. As golf is highly technical, a golf coach must ensure that the autistic golfer can have time to process the technique that is being taught. Does this sound like you could benefit from this style of golf coaching? Feel free to contact me, either through a DM, message on 07359 507017 or by email, [email protected]

02/12/2025

Whenever I play with Amateur golfers, a very common thing I hear, not just from the golfer themselves but other players in the group, is ‘you did not keep your head down’ when topping a golf ball with a Iron! Unfortunately this is completely the wrong advice! What is actually happening is the angle that you come into the golf ball, is far too shallow, forcing your golf clubhead to only hit part of the golf ball. What you need to think of is getting the body weight to the front foot, on the downswing, as shown in the video. This way, the angle of attack will be much steeper. Want to learn more about how angle of attack will help your iron game? Feel free to get in contact with me, either via DM, message on 07359507017, or by email [email protected]. #

26/11/2025

Do you find you do these behaviours in a golf lesson but thought you were the problem? Trust me, I spent years thinking my traits were an issue! It’s only until recently when I went to see that all my behaviours made sense and the world we live in doesn’t cater for Neurodiverse people. If you feel this is you, why not contact for a free consultation and then utilise what you learn and apply it to golf lessons with me to improve your game but also enjoy your golf!

17/11/2025

What I see a lot in my golf lessons is when golfers try to put more power into a downswing, they use their shoulders as oppose to pulling their arms down first. This can cause multiple issues including a change of swing path and angle that they are coming into the ball. What you should be feeling is the arms pulling the club down from the top of the backswing. Then the shoulders and hips can turn into the ball. Want to know more about how this move can help? You can either DM me, message me on 07359507017 or by email [email protected]

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