How More Practice Doesn’t Always Make Perfect Expectations have a unwanted impact on your golf game. With a clearer understanding of expectations, you can learn how to manage them and improve your golf game in the process. In our golf survey, one respondent made an interesting point regarding expectations and performance: “How can l stop the illusion of expecting my … Golf Psychology Article>>
Stop Self-Sabotaging Late in Rounds Do you have difficulty closing out a round of golf? Do the last few holes feel so much harder to play than the front nine? Some golfers become over-aware of their score as they approach the last few holes, especially if they are shooting a low score. These golfers play out all sorts of negative … Golf Psychology Article>>
How to Reduce Unnecessary Thoughts Is thinking bad on the golf course? This question receives a lot of attention and discussion among the golfing world. Thinking is not only beneficial but necessary to plan your strategy for each hole and each shot. Thinking becomes detrimental when you can’t shut down those conscious thoughts just prior to striking the ball. This … Golf Psychology Article>>
What Should You Focus on During Your Swing? Dr. Patrick Cohn, golf psychology expert and author of the “Golfer’s Mental Edge” CD program and Breaking The Yips Cycle DVD program, teaches amateur to tour professional golfers how to improve their mental game of golf using golf psychology strategies developed over the last 20 years of his career. Do you get … Golf Psychology Article>>
How to Get Into a Golf Rhythm “How can I stop thinking so much when I play golf? I just can’t seem to find my rhythm on the course!” Trying to find your rhythm early during a round of golf is a common issue with many golfers. Distracting thoughts and overthinking often prevent golfers from “finding their flow.” With all … Golf Psychology Article>>