As a society we become results focused early on in our lives. Scores and results become our measure of success. At school we’re measured by our grades, in our careers it's typically the amount of money we make. In golf,…
This year’s US Open is no doubt going to be an entertaining one! The course at Chamber’s Bay, WA is a true and beautiful links style course - dry fescue grass, rolling fairways, undulated greens, and at a whopping 7695…
Reason 1: Process Focus vs Outcome Focus From when we were kids we’ve been taught that results are all that count. Get good grades and you’ll get into a good college, get into a good college and you’ll get a…
This week we saw Rory McIlroy throwing another club, this time his 3-wood at the BMW PGA Championship in England. That’s the second time in a few weeks we’ve seen this from him and looks as if the World No.1…
“Confidence is the most important single factor in this game, and no matter how great your natural talent, there is only one way to obtain and sustain it: work.” ~ Jack Nicklaus. As Jack Nicklaus says, confidence in golf is…
Whatever your level of play, I’m sure you’ve experienced the feeling of playing under pressure on the golf course. How you cope with it can make or break your success. Do you have techniques you can rely on to keep…
Deep down, I’m sure you’re aware that your mental performance has a big impact on your score i.e. where you put your focus influences how well you play. Most of us tend to equate poor performance with poor mechanics, but…
What an incredible 4 days of golf! Or more to the point, what an incredible performance by the 2nd youngest Masters winner in history, Jordan Spieth. After breaking numerous scoring records along the way, and becoming only the 5th player…
Check out my recent interview with Bernard Sheridan from breakingparpodcast.com. In this interview Bernard asks me my top mental game of golf tips, so please watch/listen and take them with you to the course!
JB Holmes’ win on Sunday was quite extraordinary. Overcoming a 6 shot deficit with a 64 (he was an incredible 7 under through 8 holes) his final round spoke volumes about the strength of his mental game and his character.…