How to Build Trust in Your Golf Game Consistency requires trust in your swing during a round of golf. Unfortunately, trust is not always an easy task. The difficulty that faces every golfer and what makes consistency and trust challenging is that you play golf under inconsistent conditions: Even though you know how trust affects your game, it eludes many … Golf Psychology Article>>
Using Goals to Improve Your Golf Game Do you want to shoot lower scores? Of course you do! One reason golfers like to play is to see how much they can improve their score and proficiency in the sport. Improvement is sought by almost every golfer, from recreational golf to Tour players, no matter how long you have been playing. … Golf Psychology Article>>
How to Trust in Your Swing If you want to succeed in golf, you need to have trust in your swing… Most assuredly you have heard someone say this or read something along this line in a golf article. What exactly does “trust in your swing” mean and why is trust so important in golf? Trust is simply relying on … Golf Psychology Article>>
Strategies For an Effective Practice Round What is the purpose of a practice round? This often trips up many golfers setting themselves up for failure before the competitive round even starts. Many golfers use practice rounds as a predictor of their scores for the tournament. To be more specific, a good practice round is more about your strategy and game … Golf Psychology Article>>
How to Turn Pressure Into a Positive The funny thing about pressure is that it can either help or hurt your play on the golf course. Most golfers have trouble believing that pressure can fuel performance and even fewer golfers buy into the fact that pressure is necessary to perform at your peak. Here are the reasons why pressure gets … Golf Psychology Article>>
Focusing on Your Golf Game Have you ever talked yourself out of playing a good round of golf? You can easily come up with a handful of reasons why you will not have a good day on the golf course every time you step out of the clubhouse… These are just a fraction of the excuses that can derail you … Golf Psychology Article>>