The Power of Fear: Overcoming the Avoidance Syndrome
editorBased on my experience with over eleven-thousand students, I have come to the conclusion that the vast majority find it easier to recall mistakes than successes. The fear of repeating…
The Biggest Challenge for Weekly Golfers Is Improving
How often have you hit shots like a tour pro on the practice range and then proceeded to slice the first tee shot out of bounds? How can your swing…
The Mental Doorway to Reliable Golfing
How long have you played the game? Are you constantly improving or have you hit the proverbial glass ceiling? Despite quantum advances in equipment technology, Smartphones with HD video replay…
The Delusion of Perfection: The Art of Critical Thinking
What is the one thing every golfer wants - but never thinks they have? Consistency. of course. Most of us can accept the fact that hitting three-hundred drives is beyond…
The Influence of Attention
How long have you played the game? Do you take lessons and practice diligently - but only see marginal improvement? Despite unlimited sources of free information from the worlds' premier…
Muscle Memory: Bridging the Knowledge-Results Gap
The game of golf is replete with misconceptions that are beneath our conscious awareness. These beliefs impose limits far beyond the lack of technical skill. Are you familiar with the…
The paradox of the golf lesson
Do you take lessons every year and practice diligently, but only realize marginal improvement? Is it any wonder that only ten percent of golfers invest in professional instruction after the…
A Different View of Golf’s Most Frustrating Shot
What is the most frustrating shot in golf? Most amateur golfers would vote unanimously for the recalcitrant "slice". The novice, might consider topping the ball a shorter distance than they…
The missing component to consistency is confidence
Why do we take lessons? The obvious answer is to improve our technique, however, the ultimate goal is to gain confidence. Have you ever taken a golf lesson? Did you…
The logical fallacy of no-fault golf
Every golfer is familiar with the maxim that golf is ninety-percent mental. It sounds good in theory, but how does simply acknowledging the phrase help you play better? In this…