Just like walking, the golf swing has its own style and rhythm.
Natural golf is the golf that you can play best with your current physical condition, including your skeletal structure, muscle strength, and flexibility.
Naturalness is not something that can be taught.
You have to find it, feel it, and create it yourself.
Because it is your own unique rhythm that cannot be shared with others.

---From "100 Year Old Golf is Natural Golf"

I want to play golf for perfection rather than competitive golf.
Instead of focusing on winning, I dream of a golf where each player constantly strives and challenges themselves to perfect their own style of golf.
In a competition there are winners and losers, but in completion there is satisfaction and joy for all who participated.
Even if we gathered all the immortal golf heroes we love, none of them would say that their golf has reached perfection.
I just constantly learn, study, and strive to get a little better at my golf experience and level.

---From "100-Year-Old Golf is a Golf of Communication"

Golf is already a great meditation in itself.
Taking time out of your daily routine to focus on each shot on the golf course, reflecting on a swing that isn't going as well as you'd like and thinking about how to improve—all of these can be considered meditation.
Because the essence of meditation is to stop reacting immediately to stimuli and turn the mind back to itself to look at itself.
One of the reasons we are drawn to golf is because it has elements of self-reflection and meditation.

---From "Make your entire golf experience a meditation"

How can I learn the golf swing more easily and effectively find the swing rhythm that suits me? The golf gymnastics and golf exercises I'm about to introduce are the result of years of trial and error, rooted in this question.
Both require only your body, no golf ball or clubs.
It requires practice to swing without a golf ball or club and focus solely on the movement of your body.
For beginners, practicing the basic swing movements while sufficiently relaxing and balancing the body through golf gymnastics will help create a good golf swing.
For golfers who have already mastered the fundamentals of the golf swing, golf exercises will help them find a powerful yet smooth and natural swing that flows like water, and a golf rhythm that suits their body.

---From "Swing the Golf Ball Without a Club"

Depending on your purpose in golf, it can be a spiritual practice that illuminates your mind and cultivates your character.
It can be a springboard for continuous self-development and growth, and can also be an art form for creative self-expression.
The 'me' I find through golf is no different from the 'me' that practitioners find.
Our life is a process of finding and realizing that 'me'.
The same goes for golf.

---From “Meditation to Empty Myself and Let Go of Obsessions”

Playing golf alone has its own enjoyment.
I can completely immerse myself in myself without being conscious of others.
When I focus like that, I can see my problems and flaws better.
It feels great when you find a way to work around it and keep practicing and then finally get a good shot.
The immersion I feel when I pour my energy into each shot without any interruption gives me an indescribable sense of satisfaction and joy.
---From "The Joy of Playing Golf Alone"

In golf, when making a full swing, the axis of rotation must be fixed to make a consistent swing.
Only when you have a set of values ​​that can serve as an unwavering center in life can you move forward at your own pace and rhythm, without dancing to the beat of others.
It's not about playing golf your whole life and keeping the same swing path from beginning to end, but about improving your swing little by little and perfecting your own swing that is clean, consistent, and free of unnecessary elements.

---From "Track is important in golf and life"

Just as in golf, there is no need to be overly excited or depressed by the success or failure of a single hole, the same is true in life.
There are holes where you lose your ball because it goes out of bounds in one round, but there are also holes where you can save your ball from a high bunker and put it on the green beautifully.
In golf or life, opportunities are given many times.
It is important to keep trying and moving forward without giving up, and you will only know when you get to the end.

---From "The Second Round of My Life"