I don’t just teach golfers to draw. I use cartooning to help them see pressure differently. When they can see it, laugh at it and draw their response, they’re more likely to remember that response when it matters.”
Cartoonfulness
Learn to quieten your mind through drawing cartoons.
As an award-winning newspaper and brand cartoonist, I’ve brought my visual storytelling experiences into teaching ( which I love). I’ve run sessions for children at Great Ormond St hospital, teenagers with cancer, in one-to-one sessions with CEOs, and at corporate team-building events.
And in every scenario I have seen the change in peoples’ moods. the noise and clutter of todays’ busy world disappearing as people become calm, in the moment, and creativity flows. You don’t have to be good at drawing. You just have to pick up a pen!
Draw it. See it. Do it.
GOLF
The Monster in your head…
The goal isn’t to stop the monster. The goal is to smile, even after the mistake, and reset for the next moment. Every golfer makes mistakes. Elite performance isn’t usually about avoiding mistakes. it’s about recovering from them quickly.
“The monster in your head” is an example of one of the Cartoonfulness exercises that will help you a little with your golf. There are more, they are fun, and you will take the cartoons away and have them as a reminder.
I can’t make you a better golfer, but I can make you see the way you play a little differently. My 30 years telling stories through cartoons has taught me how to reframe things in a way that lifts moods and removes stress.
Plus you’ll learn the whole new skill of drawing cartoons !!!
I’m now taking bookings for sessions,
Coming into golf clubs, spreading the happiness of cartooning.
Online sessions also available.
Please enquire neil@kerber.co.uk

Neil Kerber’s cartoons have appeared regularly in Private Eye, several national newspapers, GQ Magazine, Vogue.co.uk and many more.
Also creating cartoons for global brands, clients include Harvey Nichols, easyJet, PwC, Evian, and Visa.
“Neil, your ‘Supermodels’ I adore. They are so sharp and gently satirical about the lunacies of fashion. With a few lines you capture a situation and make a wry comment. I think you are wonderful. Thank you very much indeed for this fabulous treasure which I will keep for all time. Girls, you are lucky to have such a COOL father, who is so much admired and respected in the world of cartoons. I send you all masses of love and affection, dear kind Neil,
xxx Joanna, xxxxx”
“Supermodels” in Private Eye
“Neil Kerber’s Supermodels a very funny look at the mad world of fashion”
Ian Hislop, Editor, Private Eye
Cartoonfulness