Be the golfer you wish to become
The Secret to Great Golf – Talk the Talk to Walk the Walk – you must be the golfer you wish to become.
Be careful how you talk to yourself.
Beating yourself up over a bad shot will undoubtedly compound the problem changing your emotions to negative and affecting your physiology (body language) this will affect the whole posture and positiveness of your Pre Shot Routine.
Each bad word you call yourself just re-affirms to your brain that this is true.
You say it enough and you will start to believe it even when it’s not true.
Ninja Tip
It is better to be emotionally neutral if you hit a bad shot and disassociate yourself from it.
On the flip side, if you hit an awesome one positively emotionalise it!
Even use a certain movement or word in recognition of it.
Send only good signals to your brain.
Don’t turn a great shot into a none event with no response!
Over time your outlook will become much more positive on the course as you consistently send positive and not negative signals to your brain.
If you dwell on a certain mistake your brain can re-think that action over 500 times in one day so no wonder your confidence can become very poor very quickly.
This is often why people also have particular holes on specific courses that they always hit a bad drive. The memory of their mistake will be re-affirmed hundreds of times by dwelling on it.
Happy Golfing


How To Drive For Show
It’s time you stopped missing the fairway, got more distance off the tee and did it more often.
You’ve probably heard the phrase Drive For Show, Putt For Dough…
How much money do you think you would win if it takes you four shots before you reach the green?
Being able to hit the driver well requires a quality action and great timing.
When you hit a golf ball, one thing always remains constant and that is the 5 Laws and these represent how the club head is delivered to the ball at impact.
These laws are what cause the ball flight and spin
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