Sports Psychology Golf

Sports psychology golf articles to improve your mental game for tournament golfers, golf instructors, and sports parents. Read more

How Scheffler Manages Pressure to Win

How Scheffler Manages Pressure to Win

Would you describe yourself as a worrier on the golf course? Do you feel that your “worrying” hurts your play during competitive rounds? Worrying can creep in at any time in a competition and lead to playing tight on the course… You may worry about the weather, course conditions, and players in your group the night before a tournament. Worrying … Golf Psychology Article>>

The Mindset of Charging From Behind

The Mindset of Charging From Behind

How Do You Define Athletic Success? Often, athletes allow other people (with good intentions) to define success for them. For example, your parents may see success as earning a college scholarship, becoming a starter, or competing for a highly competitive team.  Likewise, your coach may see success as you achieving a national cut, having a top ranking, winning tournaments, or … Golf Psychology Article>>

How to Play More Relaxed Golf in Match Play

When you feel tight or nervous on the golf course, this is a symptom of fear! And when you are tight, it’s harder to make a relaxed swing. Fear is often based on the outcome of your game and what others might think about your score… Watch this video with Dr. Cohn to learn how to recognize your underlying fear … Golf Psychology Article>>

Golfers Who Play Down to the Level of Competitors

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Do You Level Yourself to Others Skill Level? Do you tend to play down to the level of your playing partners?  Are you being too complacent and rushing through your preshot routine? In our new video, your learn how to play your best no matter the level of your playing partners and stick to your preshot routine… Watch now: Related … Golf Psychology Article>>

How Golfers Can Build their Confidence 

How Golfers Can Build their Confidence 

In the weeks heading into a tournament, what do you feed your mind: Positive or negative messages? Do you hang onto past mistakes during a round or focus on the good shots you hit? Your thoughts affect your confidence. It is pretty simple; you become what you think. If you think you are a terrible golfer, you will struggle on … Golf Psychology Article>>