After Louis Oosthuizen's victory in The Open in 2010, and the discovery of the "Red Dot" concentration trigger that helped him win, it's got golfers wanting to learn more about NLP for golf. NLP or "Neuro Linguistic Programming", is a…
On the golf course, the average golfer is very quick to attach their self-worth to the quality of their scores, which inevitably leads to under-performance and frustrating play. This is called playing "ego golf" and is one of the major…
Having high expectations in golf or trying to beat your best score every time you play will only have a negative effect on your game. Trying too hard and forcing yourself to hit the golf shots needed to score well,…
After shooting a 65 in the 2nd round, he's in 4th position and it looks as if his time away from game to refresh his >mental approach to golf is getting him close to rediscovering the form has made him…
Two English players have set the pace at this year's Masters. Both are seeking their first major win and neither have held the lead or co-lead after any round of a major. Lee Westwood and Ian Poulter finished round 2…
Many of you will be setting a season-long goal of getting your handicap down or breaking your best score, and with that in mind, you will no doubt be spending a lot of time on the driving range. But unfortunately,…
PGA Pro Charlie King gives us some great insight into how to improve feel in putting, which is especially important for good lag putting. Good putting is all about utilizing and improving your sense of visualization and feel.If you are…
We all want to get better at golf and I'm sure many of you have "lowering my handicap" as a New Year's Resolution. The key is learning how to play the mental game and a better approach to game improvement.…
Alignment for golf is one of the fundamentals of good golf and is an integral part of a good pre shot routine. If you are not aligned correctly to your target, it doesn't matter how good your swing is. E.g.…
One of the things that golfers say when they’re playing well is that “the hole just seemed bigger” or “I felt like I couldn’t miss”. The opposite is usually true when you’re playing badly; the hole seems to shrink in…