Focus Your Mind After a Bad Shot Do you ever get trapped inside your head during a round of golf? In other words, have you ever become so preoccupied by your thoughts that you couldn’t focus on your game? The most unproductive place to be during a competitive round of golf is stuck in your mind ruminating or obsessing about … Golf Psychology Article>>
Take Charge of Your Mental Game in Golf What three mental components contribute most to playing your best golf? Quite simply, the three most impactful to peak play are focus, focus and focus! Bad shots, meltdowns, slumps and underperformance are caused by a lack of focus or a misplaced focus. If you cannot stay on task and regroup, you will … Golf Psychology Article>>
My Strategy to Finish a Strong Round You can easily become distracted in golf–if you allow yourself to. One of the biggest distractions is thinking about your score while playing. Focusing on your score can cause problems for you especially towards the end of a rounds: In our Golf Mental Game Survey, one golfer requested some insight on improving focus … Golf Psychology Article>>
Learning to Refocus on the Course Do you become distracted during a round of golf and does it happen while standing over the ball? What are the specific distractions that affect you most as you go through your preshot routine? Distractions are everywhere on the golf course. Some distractions you may be aware of such as anger after hitting the … Golf Psychology Article>>
How to Keep Perspective During Closures What are your concerns regarding the 2020 pandemic and the state of your golf game? The pandemic is a difficult situation for everyone to wrap their heads around and it can really affect anxiety levels. In your personal life, you have many thoughts to process: Golfers are faced with even more questions: One common … Golf Psychology Article>>
Staying Focused During Poor Conditions Focusing during poor conditions–weather or course–can present a problem for some golfers. From day-to-day, weather conditions can change drastically. One day, the weather can be clear, 80 degrees with hardly any wind. The next day, it can be rainy, windy and cold with poor course conditions. Often, you won’t play on a perfectly groomed course; … Golf Psychology Article>>