Choice Criteria for Selecting Golf Coach among Korean Professional Golf Players

Han, Jeehoon; Bong, Suh Kwang

doi:10.21097/ksw.2020.11.15.4.229

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“…Moreover, previous research ( Park and Joo, 2008 ; Ko and Won, 2010 ) has shown that female golfers and high-income earners are rated higher, which are partially consistent with the findings of this study. However, Han and Seo (2020) , who investigated the criteria for selecting instructors among professional Korean golfers, reported that communication skills, teaching methods, and instructor credibility are important factors. Therefore, unlike amateurs, professional golfers consider various factors when selecting instructors.…”

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Effects of golf instructors’ professional certification levels on amateur golfers’ perception of instructor expertise, instructor credibility, and lesson participation intention: testing placebo and nocebo effects

Yang,

Jung

et al. 2024

Front. Psychol.

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This study investigated the differences in amateur golfers’ perceptions of instructor expertise, instructor credibility, and lesson participation intention depending on the golf instructor’s certification level to investigate whether placebo and nocebo effects exist depending on the certification level. Accordingly, the study analyzed 153 amateur golfers with at least 1 year of playing experience, and the results were as follows: First, there was a difference in the perception of instructor expertise among amateur golfers depending on the golf instructor’s certification level. Specifically, there were significant differences in perceived performance and teaching skills but no differences in personality and emphasis on basic principles. Second, the participants reported significant differences in their perceptions of instructor credibility depending on the instructor’s certification level. Instructor credibility of the tournament professional group was the highest, whereas that of the amateur group was the lowest. Third, the results showed differences in lesson participation intention among amateur golfers depending on the instructor’s certification level. Lesson participation intention was higher for semi-professional and tournament professional instructors than for amateur instructors. These results verified the presence of psychological biases, such as placebo/nocebo effects, that result in differences in the perception of instructor expertise, instructor credibility, and lesson participation intention depending on the certification level of instructors. Additionally, based on the data obtained from this study, further research is required to improve the performance of golf instructors and create an efficient teaching environment.

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