How to Overcome the Golf Yips What in the world is happening to me? This is a common feeling for golfers who have experienced a performance dip, slumps or yips over the course of a few tournaments. It is difficult to process this decline in play. Performance dips happen for many reasons. Performance dips can be the result of technical … Golf Psychology Article>>
How to Have an Effective Practice What do you do to try to turn your game around after a string of poor rounds? Practice More? When you spray tee shots or your putting feels out of control, how do you respond to regain your game? If you have been around the game long enough, you know how frustrating it can … Golf Psychology Article>>
Optimal Intensity Level for Golfers What intensity level would you associate with peak performance in golf? Would you agree that being totally relaxed is the absolute goal in order to play great golf? After all, if you are not relaxed, you will tighten up and swing faster, right? That’s not necessarily the case for many golfers. Most golfers play their … Golf Psychology Article>>
Does Slow Play Get Under Your Skin? “For God’s sake, hit the ball already!” There might be nothing more annoying and frustrating than playing golf against someone who takes an unreasonably long time to hit the shot. It can be infuriating watching a golfer taking an excessive amount of time choosing their club, walking to the ball, lining up their … Golf Psychology Article>>
Managing Frustration When Your Blowing Up Frustration on the golf course? Most golfers are very familiar with it. There is nothing more frustrating than when you are playing well but you are just not getting the bounces or your putts are just falling inches short of the cup. Try recalling a time when you were in top form… You had … Golf Psychology Article>>
Why you Shouldn’t Play it Safe How difficult is it for you to play with the lead as a round is coming to a close? You would think it is easy having the lead but, for many golfers, there is an increased sense of pressure that comes with holding onto a lead. Many golfers fear losing the lead or imploding … Golf Psychology Article>>