How to Improve Your Mental Game in Golf Is your golf game in a plateau or stuck in a rut? Do you struggle to figure out how to improve your play or how to take your game to the next level? Improving your scores is the ultimate goal for many golfers. But getting to the next level is not the … Golf Psychology Article>>
How to Cope With Negative Emotions In golf, managing emotions is the game within the game. You cannot play your best golf without managing your emotions. Countless golfers have been thrown off their game due to runaway negative emotions. For example, a stupid bogey stirs negative emotions in most golfers… Follow that up with another bogey and intense frustration and … Golf Psychology Article>>
Why Swing Changes Are Hard to Trust on The Course In “Golf Psychology Sessions with Doc,” Dr. Patrick Cohn answers a question from Karl about taking your practice swing to the course. Visit Sports Psychology for Athletes at Peaksports.com and click on contact us to submit your mental game questions for Dr. Cohn to answer in his mental game videocast … Golf Psychology Article>>
Developing a Positive Mindset For Greater Success Does never mean forever? In other terms, if you haven’t been able to accomplish a task, does it mean you will never be able to achieve that standard? The word “never” tends to stop many golfers in their tracks. Never is a negative mindset that sends a very powerful message to your brain … Golf Psychology Article>>
Developing Proactive Confidence in Golf Do you look like a winner? Do you walk like a winner? Do you carry yourself like a champion? In my years as an athlete, coach, and mental coach, I’ve seen countless athletes perform exactly the way their body language “looked.” I’m guilty of this myself. You may have just made an error or maybe … Golf Psychology Article>>
Overcoming Pressure and Nerves in Golf Which phrase best describe you on the golf course: ‘calm and composed’ or ‘nervous and flustered’? If you answered ‘nervous and flustered’, you can probably recall many times when feelings of nervousness sent your game into a tailspin. One of the biggest reason golfers fall prey to nervousness during a round is that they … Golf Psychology Article>>