Change Your Reactions to Bad Shots “How can I control my emotions after a bad shot?” “How can I manage my emotions so my emotions don’t take over and ruin my game?” Those are common questions that many golfers ask on our Mental Game of Golf Survey. Some golfers seem to take on a different persona when they hit a … Golf Psychology Article>>
How to Stop Focusing on Your Competitor Do you see playing against top competition as a threat or a challenge? Against top-tier golfers, are you able to rise to the occasion or does your game spiral downward? Some golfers feel intimidated when paired with top competition. Playing against a rival or a golfer with a high ranking can be stressful … Golf Psychology Article>>
Boosting Confidence By Improving Composure Dr. Patrick Cohn, golf psychology expert and author of the “Golfer’s Mental Edge” CD program and Breaking The Yips Cycle DVD program, teaches amateur to tour professional golfers how to improve their mental game of golf using golf psychology strategies developed over the last 20 years of his career. If you hit some really bad … Golf Psychology Article>>
How to Stay Composed on The Back Nine Poise and composure are a golfer’s friend… especially during the back nine in a tight, competitive round of golf. Despite every golfer knowing the importance of keeping it together, it’s not the easiest thing to do. Golf is a game of emotions… a game of highs and lows… a game of good … 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>>
Developing Proactive Confidence in Golf Do you look like a winner? Do you walk like a winner? Do you carry yourself like a champion? In my years as an athlete, coach, and mental coach, I’ve seen countless athletes perform exactly the way their body language “looked.” I’m guilty of this myself. You may have just made an error or maybe … Golf Psychology Article>>