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Golf Channel · Nov 12, 2021

Sean Foley reflects: 'I think I over-coached' Tiger Woods

As one of the most prominent golf instructors of the past two decades, Sean Foley believes his failures as a swing coach still keep him up at night.

Appearing on fellow instructor Claude Harmon III’s podcast, “Off Course with Claude Harmon,” Foley revealed that he often wakes up in the middle of the night, usually around 3 a.m. He doesn’t know exactly why, but he has a good idea.

“I think it has to do with probably someone I didn’t help, and my brain understands that,” Foley told Harmon. “I don’t know, but it happens quite often actually. I do fall asleep again, but it’s there. It’s gotta be golf related.”

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