Here's a tip that's tangible that will improve your scores over time. The area where almost all golfers struggle the most on any round, is on the first tee - and this is where nerves tend to be at their…
“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 is probably the…
Today the best players in the world tee off in the tournament considered by some to be golf’s “5th major” and I can’t wait to watch it. TPC Sawgrass, this week’s venue, was designed by Pete Dye with Tournament Golf…
To me it wasn't a surprise that Bubba Watson held on to win his second green jacket yesterday. He looked in control from the 1st tee to the 18th green and stayed aggressive with his strategy throughout. If you read…
Try these short game drills (used by Tour players) to start honing your short game and making more up and downs this season. If there's one piece of advice for practicing golf, it's spending more time on your short game…
The techniques I'm about to share with you are part of an approach to overcoming fear and building confidence called Neuro Linguistic Programming, which can be a powerful mental tool to help your golf game, such as giving you more…
The Yips can be a golfer’s worst nightmare. That uncontrollable involuntary muscle movement that happens right when you don’t want it to can cause even the best golfers total misery. As a mental game coach, I get asked regularly about…
Like the audio lessons? Subscribe to the Golf State of Mind Premium and get every article as audio. As I've said many times before, the short game accounts for an average of 50% of your shots per round, so you…
Golf strategy is something we can all do better at whatever level of player we are. Whenever I give a player lesson, I invariably see players lose several shots per round by simply picking the wrong target and the wrong…
As a mental game, golf is unlike most other sports. Games like football and basketball have the referee's whistle to tell you it's time to start playing. But in golf, you have to rely on your own mental triggers to…