Do You Feel Preround Anxiety or First Tee Jitters? Many golfers worry that the preround jitters are a sign they are anxious to play. But that’s not always the case as preround jitter are very normal for golfers before the round. Watch this video to learn how to deal with pre round jitters Related Golf Psychology Articles Golf Mental Coaching … Golf Psychology Article>>
Do You Try to Visualize the Perfect Golf Shot? Do you lose confidence with you don’t pull off the shot you saw in your mind? Should you hit the exact shot according to your image of the shot? Ben Hogan would say it’s not likely… In this video, Dr. Cohn answers a question from a golfer about visualization and what … Golf Psychology Article>>
How to Have A Preshot Routine Are you unsure what to think over the ball when you pull the trigger? If so, we have a video you will enjoy… In golf, the preshot routine is a very important part of performing well on the golf course because it helps you be consistent with your approach to each shot. Bouncing around … Golf Psychology Article>>
How to Play Your Best Game Golf psychology tips to help you improve your mental game for golf. In this video, you learn how to swing freely on the golf course and take your practice game or range swing to the golf course. Many golfers can’t perform as well in tournaments as they do in practice. Learn mental skills we … Golf Psychology Article>>
How to Conquer Slow Play Do you get so frustrated with slow play that it makes you play quickly and not execute your full routine? Slow play is a big issue in golf today, but your mindset about slow play can make matters worse leading mental errors… In this golf psychology video, you learn the mindset challenges that golfers face … Golf Psychology Article>>
Hypnosis Vs. Yips In this week’s golf psychology video, mental game of golf expert and author of The Mental Game of Golf, Dr. Cohn, responds to a question from James who has trouble with the yips: JAMES: “Patrick, I am a long-time customer of yours. But alas! The yips still give me trouble a lot of the time. Just wondering: … Golf Psychology Article>>