EPISODE · Aug 30, 2026 · 1H 2M
Annabel Rolley
from The PGA Professional · host PGA of Australia
Hear from PGA Member and psychologist Annabel Rolley as she reflects on her journey through playing, coaching, media and psychology, while exploring how a better understanding of the mind can improve the way PGA Professionals coach and connect with their students. Learn how the nervous system can influence performance under pressure, why improvement in the mental game requires a long-term approach, and the importance of communication, empathy and human connection in effective coaching. Learning outcomes:• Understand the value of mentorship and how experienced PGA Professionals can shape your career, professional standards, and long-term development. • Recognise the importance of lifelong learning, volunteering, and contributing to the PGA profession beyond your day-to-day role. • Learn how building relationships with members, industry partners, sponsors, and fellow professionals can create opportunities throughout your career. • Explore the characteristics of a respected PGA Professional, including professionalism, service, mentoring others, and protecting the reputation of the Association for future generations.🎧 ACE Credits AvailablePGA Members can claim ACE Credits for listening to this episode.Complete the ACE Audio Application Form and submit a short reflection on your key learnings.Previous episodes are also eligible for ACE Credit applications.
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Hear from PGA Member and psychologist Annabel Rolley as she reflects on her journey through playing, coaching, media and psychology, while exploring how a better understanding of the mind can improve the way PGA Professionals coach and connect with their students. Learn how the nervous system can influence performance under pressure, why improvement in the mental game requires a long-term approach, and the importance of communication, empathy and human connection in effective coaching. ...
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