golf psychology
golf psychology
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by Clint Hitchcock - 2006-11-28
Golf is an easy game: Everyone should and can learn to play. If you can stay away from the technical aspects of the game, and learn to trust yourself and your ability, golf is somewhat simplified.Tryi...
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by Clint Hitchcock - 2006-12-17
What's our biggest fault in our golf games? Interesting question, isn't it? Let's see, when you are standing on the first tee in a scramble, and you have a group waiting on you to go, what is it that ...
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by Clint Hitchcock - 2007-01-09
The basics of setting a goal is an open secret known by many top-caliber athletes, successful businessmen and businesswomen and all types of achievers in all different fields. The basics of setting go...
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by Fraser Hasell - 2007-03-13
I'm going to cover some fundamental principles of how the mind works here, that are already very popular in golf psychology, and give you some really simple tips for how to optimise your performance. ...
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by Tracy Tresidder Family Coach - 2007-12-17
Is one bad shot ruining your entire game?A good game can quickly be transformed into a bad game simply by hitting one bad shot. You may have a pleasant attitude and high expectations before arri...
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by Tracy Tresidder Family Coach - 2007-12-17
Is negative thinking causing you to lose confidence in your game?Since the brain controls the body's actions, we can assume that positive thinking produces positive results. Unfortunately, posit...
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by Max Johnson - 2008-06-16
The mental golf game is played in many different forms. The answers always amaze me that I receive when I ask a simple mental golf game question. "On the first tee in front of 100 people, would you ra...
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by Max Johnson - 2008-07-19
We hear it every single weekend about how Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson are able to visualize a golf shot before they execute it. The player that really became prevalent on the PGA Tour to be able t...
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by Gail Smirthwaite - 2008-09-16
The question here is - do you play well with others?Being a ‘team player' requires a very different mentality than when it is you against the rest of the field? I do not intend for one minute to su...
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by Gail Smirthwaite - 2008-11-10
Let's take a look at the typical profile of a ‘lucky person' as defined by a study carried out in America.- Lucky people are more likely to create, notice and act upon chance opportunities- ...