How to Stay Focused on Your Own Game in Golf The Masters Tournament is a mentally grueling tournament with its lead challenges, players surging up the leader board, tough holes, bad lies and missed putts. An even bigger challenge is the stacked field filled with the best competitors in the world fighting for the top spot. Focusing on a tough … Golf Psychology Article>>
How to Trust in a New Golf Swing How often do you tinker with your golf swing during the week? Working to improve your golf swing is a good thing, right? After all, if you find that perfect swing, you will never shoot a high score again, right? Well golf is not that easy… Having sound swing mechanics is necessary … Golf Psychology Article>>
Overcoming a Bad Golf Shot What is your typical reaction to bad shots? How frustrated do you get after you hit a shot out of play or miss a three-footer? Are you able to recover quickly or does the frustration linger or build up throughout a round with every miss? Following a bad shot, some golfers respond by replaying the … Golf Psychology Article>>
Using Mental Preparation to Improve Consistency Are you struggling with your golf game? Does it feel like you will never have a good round ever again? Struggling with your short game or struggling with your tee shots can wear on you mentally… It feels like once you improve one part of your game, another area of your game let’s you … Golf Psychology Article>>
Improve Mental Preparation for Golfers How do you prepare mentally for a round of golf? Most golfers don’t consider how they mentally prepare for a round. What if your preparation is disrupted due to injury? What if you cannot train or practice for a lengthy period of time? Is it possible to maintain some degree of confidence when preparation is … Golf Psychology Article>>
Overcoming Anxiety on The Golf Course Sinking a putt on the 18th hole, just when you need it most, can be challenging. As all golfers know, anxiety is your enemy on the golf course… Anxiety causes your body to be tense or shaky. Anxiety forces your shot off line, throws off your approach shot and, in the worst case, could … Golf Psychology Article>>