Eric Pellini, CSCS · Greenwich, Connecticut

Golf Performance Coaching in Greenwich, CT.

Your swing coach builds the swing. Stillpoint trains the rhythm, coordination, strength, and composure the golfer needs to access it under pressure.

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In person serving Greenwich & Fairfield County, CT · Virtual mental-performance coaching nationwide

4.0 → 1.0Adult golfer handicap at age 65
FCIAC Co-ChampionJunior golf mental performance
TPI Certified Level 1 · TPI Junior 2 CertifiedVerify Eric’s TPI profile ↗
13+ Years · 15K+ SessionsFounder-led coaching
Coaching options + investment

What does your game need next?

Start here · Golf movement assessment

Understand your body.
Know what to work on.

Two private sessions: assess your movement, then explain the findings and begin applying the highest-value changes.

$330 total

Assessment + follow-up session
Choose ongoing coaching after your assessment.

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Train with Eric

Private Golf Performance Coaching

For the golfer who wants a golf-specific strength coach focused on gym-to-course transfer—so the strength and coordination you build in training become more available in your swing.

$165 / session
  • With a three-month commitment: four sessions each month at $165 per session ($660/month; 12 sessions, $1,980 total).
  • Without a commitment: $189 per drop-in session.
  • After three months: keep your $165 rate, no matter how often you train.
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Mental Coaching on the Go

Stillpoint Performance Review

Still trying to fix your swing after every frustrating round? Eric’s review helps you recognize when thoughts and emotions are affecting access to the swing you already have.

$250 monthly value

$149 / month

Four personalized reviews each month.

48-hour response.

Review terms

Monthly reviews do not roll over while your subscription is active. Cancellation stops future renewals; paid, unused reviews remain available for three months from cancellation.

Your round flows through Eric's coaching review into one focus: protect my pace. Next action: one breath, then commit. See how the review works → Ask About Performance Reviews
Junior golfer watching his shot at sunset
Have a junior golfer at home?

An edge beyond the swing lesson.

See how Youth Performance Mentorship helped one junior golfer go from mid-80s scores to the low 70s in one season.

See a Junior Golfer’s Story →
Your swing coach + Stillpoint

Technique builds the swing.The golfer still needs access to it.

Golf instruction develops the game. Stillpoint develops the physical and nervous-system conditions that let the body use that instruction.

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Golf skill

Your Swing Coach

  • Golf IQ
  • Setup + technique
  • Equipment decisions
  • Course management
Both matterSkill must meet access.
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Movement + state

Stillpoint

  • Rhythm + tempo
  • Coordination
  • Athletic capacity + strength
  • Nervous-system state
Shared outcome

Better access under pressure.

What Stillpoint Does Differently

Strength is step four—not step one.

01

Regulate

Prepare the nervous system.

02

Sense

Recover useful feedback.

03

Organize

Create better movement options.

Most people start here04

Strengthen

Add capacity.

05

Transfer

Rhythm, play, sport.

From the Gym to the Course

Train your ability to respond.

An athlete concentrating tensely while practicing with battle ropes

Overthinking

Trying to get every instruction right.

The athlete exploring a steadier rhythm with relaxed shoulders and battle ropes

Exploring

Find a rhythm. Adjust as you go.

The golfer finishing in balance and watching his shot downrange

Trusting

Take that feeling into the next challenge.

The Trust Funnel

On the course, which one feels familiar?

Rehearsing instructions

  • Setup
  • Path
  • Tempo
  • Don’t miss

Trying to remember it all.

Several lines converge through a funnel into one clear direction
See it · Feel it · Commit

One clear
swing.

  1. Stuck thinking through every move?

    Cognitive

    Think through each step.

  2. Where practice can take you

    Associative

    Refine through feedback.

  3. Autonomous

    Move with less conscious effort.

A simplified view of motor learning · Fitts & Posner

Stillpoint Performance Review · $149/month

Close the loop.
Know what to work on.

Golf gets expensive when it lives in your mind for too long. A frustrating round becomes another swing fix—even when your mental or emotional state is changing access to the swing you trust on the range.

Eric’s proprietary review method helps you examine three pillars before deciding what needs attention.

Technical
A question to take to your swing coach.
Mental
Your thoughts, attention, and expectations.
Emotional
How frustration, tension, and confidence shape your response.
A golfer uses his phone while sitting on an outdoor bench; the review turns observations into one focus and one practice step
01 · ReflectYou capture the round.

Share what happened, what you felt, and where pressure showed up.

02 · ReviewIdentify what needs attention.

Eric reviews the technical questions, mental patterns, and emotional responses in your round.

03 · ApplyClose the loop.

Leave with clearer expectations, one practice focus, and a cue for your next round.

Four personalized reviews each month. Clearer expectations. One useful focus. Direction for your next round.

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Evidence from both paths

Better access to the golferalready in there.

Competitive golfer Alan W. LeFevre holding a golf championship trophy
Adult golf · strength + longevity
“My handicap dropped from a 4.0 to a 1.0. At 65, I’m playing the best golf of my life.”
— Alan W. LeFevreRead Alan’s Case Study →
Ellery Talbot with fellow medalists after the FCIAC girls golf championship
Junior golf · mental performance
“Without the mental coaching I don’t know if I could have tied for 1st place in the County Championships.”
— Ellery Talbot, FCIAC Co-Champion

Individual experiences and results vary.

Fit + scope

Start with theactual limiter.

The first conversation clarifies whether the best entry point is physical, mental, integrated, or a referral to another professional.

Is this the same as a golf lesson?

No. A swing coach develops technique, setup, equipment decisions, course management, and golf IQ. Stillpoint trains rhythm, coordination, athletic capacity, and composure so the golfer can access that technical work under pressure.

Can Eric work with my existing swing coach?

Yes. Stillpoint is designed to complement technical instruction and keep swing decisions with the golfer’s swing coach.

Do you work with both junior and adult golfers?

Yes. Adults begin through Golf Performance Coaching. Junior golfers ages 9–22 can use the complete Youth Performance pathways for physical, mental, or integrated coaching.

Where is coaching available?

In-person coaching serves Greenwich and Fairfield County, Connecticut. Mental-performance coaching is also available virtually nationwide.

Is this physical therapy or mental-health treatment?

No. Stillpoint provides strength and performance coaching, not physical therapy, medical care, psychotherapy, or mental-health treatment. Needs outside coaching scope are referred to the appropriate professional.

Make more of your time on the course
Why your range swing disappears on the course →For parents: pressure in junior golf →
The next useful step

Find the actual limiter.Train the next useful thing.

Book a short conversation with Eric to clarify the physical, mental, or integrated starting point.

Book a Golf Performance ConversationCall or Text (203) 539-1452