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How to Respond to Bad Holes What is your attitude when you are playing poorly during a round of golf? The effects of attitude are often overlooked by golfers. When you are sinking putts and hitting greens, having a good attitude is effortless. When you are making birdies or pars, it is easy to maintain a positive attitude. However, when … Golf Psychology Article>>
How Are the Putting Yips Affecting Your Chipping? In this week’s golf psychology session, mental game of golf expert and author of The Mental Game of Golf, Dr. Cohn, responds to a question from Ryan who had this to say about his game: “I have the yips… and now it’s gone into my chipping – the same – jerk like … Golf Psychology Article>>
Performing Your Best Against Strong Competition How do you perform when you are playing strong competition? Do you feel nervous and fearful when playing against very good golfers or are you able to maintain your confidence and play your best golf? In our Golf Mental Game Survey, a golfer sent us the following question: “How can I stop feeling intimidated … Golf Psychology Article>>
Do You Get So Anxious You Lose the Fun in Golf? In this week’s golf psychology podcast, Mental Game of Golf expert, Dr. Cohn, interviews Evan Singer and Matt Cermak on their experience with the mental game as golfers and podcast hosts at the Partrain Podcast. Watch or listen to the podcast now to learn how to perform your best … Golf Psychology Article>>
How to Show up to Each Round Focused and Confident Can a golfer be mentally tough? Many people believe mental toughness is reserved for physically combative sports such as, hockey, football, boxing, etc. Golf, by all measures, is a mentally demanding sport. In football, fields are the same size. In hockey, weather is controlled and consistent. But golfers play under … Golf Psychology Article>>
How to Escape The Comparison Trap Do you compare yourself to other golfers you play? Have you caught yourself thinking,“I can’t drive the ball as far as that golfer,”“My rival has such a better short game than I do.” or“My friend is a much better golfer than me.” If comparison thoughts cross your mind, welcome to the comparison trap. The … Golf Psychology Article>>