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Make Strengths Learned In Other Sports Benefit Your Golf
There are many aspects of cricket, tennis, squash, athletics, dancing, etc. that can be transferred to your game of golf. An expectation of success is probably the most important attribute that can be transferred to your golf game.
Set Realistic Expectations Or Set The Bar High
Golf can teach one a lot about your mental abilities and life in general. Goal setting in golf is reflective of goal setting in general. Should you play golf with a conservative approach or should you raise the bar?
Stages Involved In Learning To Play Golf Well
There's more to golf that simply hitting a ball with a stick. Golf is a challenging game and in many ways your mental golf focus leads the development of better technique.
Believe In Yourself Not Just In Your Golf Technique
To win golf tournaments you have to have more than just technique. In fact you are far more likely to win with a pour technique combined with a good attitude than you would with great technique and poor belief.
Swing With Ease Into The Breeze
Tom Watson showed us how to play effective golf in horrendous weather during Saturday’s play at the British Open 2011. This game and his attitude are always a delight for us to observe.
Your Attitude Determines Your Golf Game
Darren Clarke had a smile on his face almost all of the time of the British Open 2011. He was in a good place. His attitude and emotional comfort paved his way to victory at Royal St Georges.
Mental Pressure Changes From One Round Of Golf To The Next
Rory McIlroy won the US Open 2011. The mental pressure he faces in the British Open is different than anything he has yet experienced. People's expectations are greater. His own goals, expectations and focus have been raised.
How to Stop Overthinking In Golf
Tiger Woods used to have clear focus. Now it looks like he's over-thinking on the golf course, uncertain of his game. Focusing too much on mechanics can have the effect of messing with your golf mind.
How to Improve Imagination and Visualization in Golf
Jack Nicklaus is truly the Michelangelo of golf. Just as Michelangelo "saw the angel in the marble and carved until he set him free", Jack never hit a golf shot without first visualizing it vividly in his imagination.
Winning Golf The Rory McIlroy Way
Rory McIlroy showed us what he's got in the US Open 2011. We all knew he had the swing and the shots, and now we know he has a winning golf mind as well.
