You've probably heard the axiom that golf is ninety percent mental. What does that mean?
The first key to consistency is maintaining a consistent mental attitude. How do you react after a poor shot? Do you beat yourself up or try to discover the technical swing flaw? Every golfer needs a system to quickly overcome the fallout from the inevitable poor shots.
In this article, you will learn a simple technique to prevent one poor shot from destroying a good round.
Conquering the Mental Game
Despite quantum advances in golf club technology and free access to unlimited instruction from high profile instructors, the median score for the once-a-week golfer in North America is 92. This figure hasn’t changed appreciably in twenty years!
INTRODUCTION: The Glass Ceiling
“Your swing is your swing.” Jackie Burke Jr.
The twentieth century golfer is the penultimate research scientist. Like a modern-day alchemist, the rabid student experiments tirelessly to uncover the combination of elements that will unlock the vault guarding the secret to a consistent game. The Golf Gods tantalize us with the illusion that the missing piece of the puzzle is out there somewhere.
Golfers have an insatiable thirst for knowledge. Amazon.com lists...