Playing Functional Golf Without Your “A” Game Sometimes, good enough is good enough. That is a hard concept for many golfers to accept… Many golfers feel if they don’t have their “A” game, then they don’t have a chance to win. This mindset is the reason why some golfers lose their focus and spiral out of control. When their game … Golf Psychology Article>>
Overcoming Self-Doubt With Mental Toughness “I can’t hit my tee shots…” “I have no confidence in my ability…” “I’m going to fail…” Have you ever had these thoughts during a round of golf? You probably answered, “Yes!” You may also feel you are the only one who is troubled with these thoughts. The battle in the mind is the toughest … Golf Psychology Article>>
Do You Struggle With Confidence Under Pressure? Have you taken several years off from your golf game and then came back and returned to competitive golf only to find that you struggle with confidence and anxiety under pressure? Dr. Patrick Cohn, golf psychology expert and author of the Golfer’s Mental Edge CD program, teaches amateur to tour professional golfers how … Golf Psychology Article>>
How to Improve Your Focus When Golfing Do you watch, worry and focus on how other golfers are playing during a round of golf? Do you become overly concerned with their scores to the point that it knocks you off your game? One of the biggest distractions a golfer has to face is the comparison trap. The comparison trap is … Golf Psychology Article>>
Taking Your Practice Game to The Golf Course Do you have a young golfer that looks like a star in practice, plays great in practice rounds, but then gets to the golf course and shoots maybe 15 shots over what he does in the practice round? In “Sports Psychology Sessions with Doc,” Dr. Patrick Cohn answers a question from Cary … Golf Psychology Article>>
What Should You Focus on When Putting? One golfer said that from all the physical changes he’s tried to get over the yips and improve his putting, the long putter was the most helpful. “I’ve tried all variations and permutations of grips, grip strength, shaft length, shaft weight, head weights, face angles, head types, long putters. Various stances and grips, … Golf Psychology Article>>