Cameron was not born with any special golfing talent. In his first game (aged 14) he shot 156 - taking 18 strokes on the very first hole he played. It was a very long day.

But he’s stubborn. And determined too. Over the next few months he played a lot. He hit thousands of golf balls in a horse paddock and started working things out.

He improved quickly, shooting a par round within 8 months and an incredible score of 64 within twelve months. The local golf club thought they had a natural and talented golfer on their hands.

Cameron knew the real story.

He won a golf scholarship and started taking his first golf lessons. These didn’t turn out so well.

This was enough for Cameron to want to walk away from the game. He was fed up because he was doing everything he was told to do. Lots of practice, taking lessons and generally working hard at his game. And it made no sense. How can you get worse, not better, when doing things “right”?

He researched learning and performance. The short version is the coaching disrupted his natural game. He went against his instincts and caused an overload in his system. Many years of frustration were the result.

Learning to trust himself and applying proper learning ideas helped get his game back on track. He travelled the globe, working with golf professionals, learning experts and even scientists. Bit by bit he has been able to find his natural game. He now believes he has mastered golf for his talent and time constraints.

He’d like you to do the same. Since 2001 he has been writing about the game and sharing his story. He’s on a mission to help other golfers avoid the pitfalls of poor coaching and too much technique. His work has been viewed from golfers from every golf playing nation on the planet and if you’d like to get the insider secrets to a winning formula, please click here.