Sports Psychology for Golfers
Have Confidence in Your Strengths Have you played tournaments that you expected to play poorly? Maybe, statistically, you don't play well on a particular course and you continue to expect the same …
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Shift Your Perspective to Reduce Expectations Would you describe golf as a stressful sport? Do you put excessive pressure on yourself during competitive rounds? One way of examining how much …
Embrace the Challenges on the Course What is the difference between ‘smooth sailing’ and ‘firing on all cylinders’? Sometimes golfers use the terms ‘smooth sailing’ and ‘firing on all cylinders’ …
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Why you Shouldn't Play it Safe How difficult is it for you to play with the lead as a round is coming to a close? You would think it is easy having the lead but, for many golfers, there is an …
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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 …
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Overcoming Pressure and Nerves in Golf Which phrase best describe you on the golf course: 'calm and composed' or 'nervous and flustered'? If you answered 'nervous and flustered', you can probably …
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