Meet Your Mental Performance Coaches

Two world-class coaches combining decades of experience to help golfers unlock their true potential

Co-Founder

Bo Watson

Bo started his career in golf at the age of 5 when his dad and grandpa introduced him to the game. The first hole they played was a Par 3. His grandpa handed him a cut down 3 wood and proceeded to hit his first shot that sailed through the air 75 yards just short of the green. It was this shot that led to him becoming hooked for life.

As a result, Bo had a dream to play on the PGA Tour. He played in many junior golf events experiencing multiple wins. However, it was in high school that things started plateauing and the dream of playing the PGA Tour was fading.

The day that Bo says he will always remember started with him in the golf cart next to his high school coach. In front of him were his teammates missing putt after putt and shot after shot in the State Regionals. The team missed qualifying for the State Championship.

He didn't realize the knee injury the week before was going to be the last prep golf he would play and the last chance to secure a Division I Scholarship.

It was thanks to an instructor at the time that he was introduced to David Orr, the Director Of Instruction at Campbell University for the PGA Golf Management Program and Short Game Coach to Justin Rose, Hunter Mahan, Paul Casey, and numerous other Tour Players.

The Breakthrough:

It wasn't until the Summer of 2018 that everything changed when Bo met Shannon over a dinner. Shannon shared the keys to "PsychoNeuromuscular Training" and how to use it for golf.

Over the next 6 months, Bo played 8 rounds cold turkey with zero physical practice. 6 of those rounds he shot under par.

Fast forward 4 years and 500+ clients later, 94% of them averaged 5.94 strokes dropped in 90 days or less.

Speed Skating Achievements

•142 National Championships

•25 World Team Members

•8 World Champions

•3 Olympians coached

Co-Founder & Mental Performance Expert

Shannon Shuskey

When Shannon was a kid growing up he started playing competitive soccer at the age of 6. When he got into high school he started skating competitively at the High Point Speed Skating Club.

Playing soccer professionally for the Charlotte Eagles, he was able to travel around the U.S. and play in countries like Holland, Denmark, Germany. After retiring from soccer, he returned back to in-line speed skating.

In his first year he placed 2nd at Nationals in 1996 and then in 1999 he won with a national record breaking time.

Discovering The Secret

It wasn't until he came across a quote that said, "speed skating is 10% perspiration and 90% concentration" that he felt compelled to start looking deeper into the mental side of the game. After a lot of research and trial and error, he finally put all the pieces together and discovered what we now call "PsychoNeuromuscular Training."

Within 2 months of discovering this technique, he was winning every start in practice and winning every skate meet. He ended up going undefeated and winning the 1999 National Championship.