Do you start the golf round with a target score or range in mind? Do you know what a good score is for that day given the conditions? And do you expect to shoot that score or better on that course?
This is very common for golfers–they focus on what they think they should shoot based on their expectations and recent scores. But target scores are limiting for golfers because they make your score conscious during the round.
In this golf psychology video, you learn what to focus on instead of target scores to help you play your best golf using your mind effectively.
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Golfer’s Mental Edge 2.0 Coming Soon!
Do you suffer from fragile self-confidence after missed hits, playing with strict or high expectations that undermine confidence or the inability to play freely and relaxed on the course?
If you lack focus, have low self-confidence or other mental game obstacles on the course, you cant reach your true golf potential…
Successful golfers have learned how to perform with ultimate confidence in competition, so we’ve developed The Golfer’s Mental Edge 2.0 Workbook and CD program to help you do this!
The Golfer’s Mental Edge program includes the top 11 mental training sessions I do with my personal students to help them boost their mental game and improve consistency on the course.
The Golfer’s Mental Edge program includes 11 confidence-boosting CDs, MP3 audio recordings, and an 8-session golfer’s mental edge workbook–plus several bonus programs. Available June 14, 2021.