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…
Happy New Year to you! Let's get 2014 off to a great start by setting some golf new year's resolutions. Here are my top 7 things to work on throughout the year to make it a great one for your…
Over the past 10 years of coaching the mental game of golf, I've written hundreds of articles to help you lower your scores and get more enjoyment from the game. Here are some of my most popular mental game tips.…
This is a great video of the PGA Tour's top ten hole outs. The area within 100 yards is undoubtedly the biggest difference between the amateur and professional games and in this video you get a taste of how good…
I challenge you to do something you've probably not done before while playing golf. During your next round, I'd like you not to make a good score your goal. Don't even write any numbers on the scorecard. Your goal will…
In golf there are 7 Round Killers. These are 7 mental mistakes that will kill your ability to play to your potential. If you make any of these errors, the round will get away from you and you won't be…
It's time to change what you eat and drink before and during your rounds if you want to reach your true potential as a golfer. Golf isn’t the game it was 20 years ago. Golf is now much closer to…
Because there was so much discussion and questions on my spot putting article, I thought it would be best to elaborate on the importance of the eyes in alignment and ball position and why it will make a big difference…
Make sure you're not making any of these putting mistakes and if you are, eliminate them now and see your putts per round drop quickly! Putting mistake #1: Alignment This sounds obvious, but when the putter is set behind the…
The best putters in the world are “spot” putters. That is, they concentrate on “rolling” (not “hitting”) the ball over a spot about 6 inches in front of the ball. They still see the whole putt and visualize it going…