Abstract
Ruminating on errors and letting annoyances take hold are sure-fire ways of imploding on a round. Part of the ‘20 Minute Golf Tune-Up’ series, this book is designed to help golfers tackle the insidious effects that mistakes and frustration can have on performance. Through the examination of commonly experienced scenarios, readers will soon be playing better, more effective golf. Sections include what to do when:
…you give yourself a really hard time if you don’t hit a perfect shot every time
…you can’t seem to control your emotions when you get angry
…you feel frustrated when you don’t play to your expectations
…you feel frustrated when you do not chip well
…you lose motivation to train if you don’t do well in a game at the weekend
…slow players frustrate you and make you play poorly
The book concludes with a must-read section on Self-talk
…you give yourself a really hard time if you don’t hit a perfect shot every time
…you can’t seem to control your emotions when you get angry
…you feel frustrated when you don’t play to your expectations
…you feel frustrated when you do not chip well
…you lose motivation to train if you don’t do well in a game at the weekend
…slow players frustrate you and make you play poorly
The book concludes with a must-read section on Self-talk
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Place of Publication | Staffordshire |
| Publisher | Bennion Kearny |
| Number of pages | 25 |
| Publication status | Published - 2017 |
Publication series
| Name | 20 Minute Golf Tune-Up |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Bennion Kearny |
Keywords
- golf psychology
- sport psychology
- golf practice
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