Golf Mental Game Audio: The Ultimate Guide to Auditory Training in 2026
You stand on the first tee with hands slick with sweat while the voice in your head lists every way this drive could find the water. Your heart rate…
You stand on the first tee with hands slick with sweat while the voice in your head lists every way this drive could find the water. Your heart rate…
Why does a swing that feels effortless on the practice range often crumble under the pressure of the final three holes? You’ve likely felt that…
Why does the fluid, effortless swing you discovered on the practice range vanish the moment you step onto the first tee? It’s a question that haunts…
If your desired internal state during your next round is fearlessness, contentment and confidence, then read this article about an approach to create freedom that has helped my players improve performance in tournaments. Fear is in the imagination Since the…
Many golfers who explore mental coaching for golf think that improving their Pre Shot Routine, Self Talk and Focus is all they need to do to make long lasting improvement to their mental game and get better at coping with…
The train of negative thoughts and unwanted emotions can arrive into the station of our mind and body at any time, but we don’t need to climb aboard. If you don't master your emotions for golf, there’ll be an interplay…
Many times, mental coaches for golf, such as myself, recommend “focusing on the process.” But what does this statement actually mean and why do it? Before and during your rounds, shifting your focus from outcomes—such as your score and the…
Just like everyday life, when we play a round of golf, there is a lot of unpredictability. There are endless possibilities for what could happen, that we don't have control over. But what we can control (and our success depends…
In this article I'm going to show you how to use the Labeling Theory in psychology to create a positive golf identity and elevate your performance. The Labeling Theory, introduced by social psychologist Howard Becker (1963) suggests people tend to…
Now that the days are shorter and colder (for most of us anyway), you’ll probably be spending more time working on your game inside. But just because you aren’t able to get out to play and practice as much outdoors,…