Do advanced players generally need more descriptive knowledge of performance feedback than beginning players?

Advanced players often do not necessarily require more descriptive knowledge of performance feedback than beginning players. At the beginner level, players are just starting to develop their skills and understanding of the game's fundamentals. They benefit significantly from clear, straightforward feedback to build a solid foundation.

In contrast, advanced players typically have already internalized many aspects of the game, including mechanics and strategy, making them more capable of analyzing their performance with less need for extensive descriptive feedback. Instead, they may focus on more specific, targeted feedback that relates to their personal game, such as tactical decisions or advanced shot-making strategies, rather than overarching concepts.

Beginner players, on the other hand, often need more guidance to understand basic techniques and the reasons behind certain behaviors in their strokes. Therefore, saying that advanced players need more descriptive knowledge is not accurate; their feedback mechanisms are often less descriptive and more nuanced, focusing on refinement rather than foundational learning.