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The influence of game-based learning on tactical awareness and skill development in golf training programs
1Yanbian University, Jilin Province, China.
Plos One
|July 22, 2025
Summary
Game-based learning significantly enhanced tactical awareness in golf, while skill-based training improved technical performance. Integrating both approaches optimizes golf training for better player outcomes.
Area of Science:
- Sports Science
- Motor Learning
- Golf Performance Analysis
Background:
- Traditional golf training often focuses on technical skills.
- The role of tactical awareness and game-based learning in golf is less understood.
- Optimizing golf training requires a comprehensive approach.
Purpose of the Study:
- To investigate the impact of game-based learning on tactical awareness in golf.
- To compare the effects of tactical awareness training versus skill-based training on golf performance.
- To determine the effectiveness of integrated training strategies in golf.
Main Methods:
- A randomized controlled trial with 45 male golfers aged 18-30.
- Three groups: Tactical Awareness Training Group (TATG), Skill-Based Training Group (SBTG), and Active Control Group (ACG).
- Eight-week intervention measuring tactical awareness (TACSIS) and technical skills (Drive Distance, Putting Accuracy, Swing Consistency).
Main Results:
- TATG showed significant improvements in tactical awareness subscales (KABA, ACS, PD).
- SBTG demonstrated significant gains in technical skills (DD, PA, SC).
- TATG outperformed ACG in tactical awareness, and SBTG outperformed ACG in technical metrics.
Conclusions:
- Game-based learning enhances situational adaptability and decision-making in golf.
- Skill-focused training improves precision and consistency in golf performance.
- A holistic approach combining tactical and technical training is recommended for optimal golf performance.
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