Golf psychology articles to improve your mental game for tournament golfers, golf instructors, and parents. Learn mental strategies to improve performance.
How to Trust in Your Swing If you want to succeed in golf, you need to have trust in your swing… Most assuredly you have heard someone say this or read something along this line in a golf article. What exactly does “trust in your swing” mean and why is trust so important in golf? Trust is simply relying on … Golf Psychology Article>>
Strategies For an Effective Practice Round What is the purpose of a practice round? This often trips up many golfers setting themselves up for failure before the competitive round even starts. Many golfers use practice rounds as a predictor of their scores for the tournament. To be more specific, a good practice round is more about your strategy and game … Golf Psychology Article>>
How to Turn Pressure Into a Positive The funny thing about pressure is that it can either help or hurt your play on the golf course. Most golfers have trouble believing that pressure can fuel performance and even fewer golfers buy into the fact that pressure is necessary to perform at your peak. Here are the reasons why pressure gets … Golf Psychology Article>>
Focusing on Your Golf Game Have you ever talked yourself out of playing a good round of golf? You can easily come up with a handful of reasons why you will not have a good day on the golf course every time you step out of the clubhouse… These are just a fraction of the excuses that can derail you … Golf Psychology Article>>
How to Improve Your Mental Game in Golf Is your golf game in a plateau or stuck in a rut? Do you struggle to figure out how to improve your play or how to take your game to the next level? Improving your scores is the ultimate goal for many golfers. But getting to the next level is not the … Golf Psychology Article>>
How to Cope With Negative Emotions In golf, managing emotions is the game within the game. You cannot play your best golf without managing your emotions. Countless golfers have been thrown off their game due to runaway negative emotions. For example, a stupid bogey stirs negative emotions in most golfers… Follow that up with another bogey and intense frustration and … Golf Psychology Article>>