Posted on 02 March 2010.
HUNTER MAHAN, who collecting his second US PGA Tour title with a win at the Phoenix Open this week, credits a lot of his success to Australian born sports psychologist Neale Smith. Mahan says after his second placing at the 2002 US Amateur he always knew he had the game to win on the tour [...]
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Posted in Instruction, Mental Game
Posted on 05 February 2009.
THERE has long been anecdotal advice about not focussing too much on technique during a round, particularly in competition, and now a new study has proved the point. UK and US scientists say they have established that too much analysis make a golfer’s game worse. The researchers, from St Andrews University and the University of [...]
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Posted in Latest Golf News, Mental Game
Posted on 02 October 2008. Tags: golf, golf instruction
MANY golfers have a much bigger reaction when they hit a bad shot compared to when they hit a good one. They’ll beat up on themselves unmercifully for fluffing a shot, and don’t mind doing it publicly. But hit a great shot and they’ll brush it off with little actual acknowledgement. And that, according to [...]
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Posted in Mental Game
Posted on 08 August 2008. Tags: golf, golf instruction
Ten mental game goals for your next round of golf from the renowned golf psychologist Dr Bob Rotella. CLICK HERE
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