In this week's lesson, I'd like to show you how to do more effective golf practice - which involves the cycle of Learn, Trust and Test. Most of us have limited time to practice, but that doesn’t mean that you…
If you really want to make 2019 your best year yet, it's important that you practice in a way that simulates the mental and physical conditions of the golf course. How do you do this? With Competitive Practice for golf…
If lowering your scores and playing better, more enjoyable golf is your goal, then developing long-lasting skills that transfer to the golf course is a MUST. But few golfers practice in a way that makes this a real possibility. Most…
Now that the evenings are drawing in (for us in the northern hemisphere) and time for golf is becoming more limited, we need to make sure we’re maximizing the efficiency of our time to keep improving. We don’t want to…
After last week’s article highlighting how Francesco Molinari trains to deal with pressure, I received many emails asking me what pressure practice drills for golf you can do to feel the stress and frustration that you feel during tournaments. Most…
One of the topics that comes up during my one on one mental coaching sessions is how to practice golf. What are the best things you can do during your valuable time spent practicing that are going to transfer to…
If you’re a golfer who prefers to be as efficient as possible with their time and see real improvement, your practice sessions will include a combination of block, random and pressure practice drills. By block practice, I mean consciously thinking…
The guys over at Game Golf, have a huge amount of data from hundreds of thousands of rounds and they sent me a breakdown of average score by performance in the different areas of the game. What it shows is:…
Tomorrow I’m giving a mental skills clinic at golf course in Maryland. As I review my clinic itinerary in preparation, it occurred to me that you would benefit from a few of these mental game practice drills, and hence I’m…
If you’ve read “The Talent Code” by Daniel Coyle, you’ll know that talent is not simply "God-given", it’s more likely the result of Effective Practice, and the environment that a student learns and develops a skill. I speak to many…
