Stop approaching your sport as a spectator! Each person involved has their own role: players play, coaches coach, administrators administer, referees ref, parents parent, etc.Know your role – You are a player, an athlete, a participant. This means you must think like a participant, not as a coach, not as an administrator, and certainly not…
1. Verbally & Nonverbally communicate you believe in them. Great parents believe in their kids and communicate it regularly. You can TELL them and SHOW them that you believe they can do anything. 2. Verbally & Nonverbally communicate that you accept them, love them, & are proud of them NO MATTER WHAT. Let them know that…
1. Recharge your battery in between holes when you can. Don’t watch the other players take their hits so that you can detach yourself emotionally and mentally while you aren’t hitting. 2. Do not make the match into an event. During practice, you’re active for multiple hours during multiple drills and even some scrimmage…
1. Passion– You don’t want to golf just for the sake of golfing, or because your friends do it, or because you just want to win. You want to compete because you love it, and you’re passionate about it. If you truly love golf, then it’s not going to seem like work for you, it’s…
I don’t need to sell anyone on the importance of confidence in golf. Simply put, it’s an absolute must – It separates the good from the great, and the elite from everyone else. Our 1-1 mindset program is all about practical golf-specific exercises players can do to improve their mindset. Here are 10 practical…
1. Avoid becoming too much of a fan, instead of an athlete. If you’re about to play a team in your league, don’t look up their stats or find them in the newspaper. At meets, don’t watch the highest ranked teams competing against each other too much either. All of those things will make…