Accepting Bad Shots : Mastering The Mental Game : Golf Psychology Tips

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In this insightful video, we delve into the fascinating world of golf psychology and explore the crucial art of accepting bad shots on the course. Titled "Mastering the Mental Game: Embracing Imperfection in Golf," this thought-provoking content highlights the significance of the mental aspect in becoming a skilled golfer.
Understanding that imperfections are an inevitable part of any golfer's journey, we share valuable strategies and tips to help you embrace and emotionally navigate through those frustrating moments when shots don't go as planned. By adopting a positive mindset and developing mental resilience, you can ultimately improve your performance on the golf course.
Join us as we uncover the power of accepting bad shots and the impact it can have on your overall game. Gain insight into how managing your emotions, maintaining focus, and reframing failures can tremendously enhance your golfing experience. Discover practical techniques to overcome self-doubt and turn adversity into an opportunity for growth.
Whether you're a professional golfer, an avid enthusiast, or just starting on your golfing journey, this video is packed with expert guidance to help you strengthen your mental game. Don't let bad shots bring you down anymore - learn to embrace imperfections and take your golfing skills to new heights.
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[@mickruban3567]

Hi, I’ve been a devotee of your Golf Psychology videos for about a month. Pretty early on I concluded I need to work on letting the bad things go - not letting a bad hole or a bit of bad luck or some opponent sledging ruin the day. Just let it go. I’ve been giving the mental side a red hot go. FYI I’ve an official base handicap of 18.0. I’ve also taken up senior pennant to up the competitive element. I’ve been working hard to practice what you preach and whether it’s good luck or good management I’m seeing some remarkable results. I just want to thank you for this transforming series of videos that you have produced. I really thing you have found the crux of the golfers problems. I’ve also virtually cut out the instructional videos. I’m 66 and watching how tour pros do it is of little benefit and only serves to frustrate. At pennant last week I won in 12 holes, 8 and 6, with 10 pars and 2 bogies. So I have the tools to play well, just need to get the head to cooperate. Thanks for your remarkable series. It’s truely transformative.

[@ScratchAt50]

Its comments like this Mick that make all the effort to put the series together worthwhile. Im so pleased you have found it so useful. You can make huge improvements by just thinking better on the golf course. 10 pars in 12 holes off 18 hcap is really impressive, well done !

[@joeola72]

Great series and there's a lot more for me to discover. Will work seriously on my golf mentality this year to be able to reach my goals and your video will definitely help me.

[@ScratchAt50]

So pleased you found it helpful 👍 Thanks for the comment

[@DanilMaleckij]

Thank you 🙏🏻Very powerful 🤩👍🏻

[@ScratchAt50]

You’re welcome 😊 Thanks for the comment

[@graemeanderson1956]

Brilliant video craig👍, louie has been working really hard on this part of his game recently and accepting bad shots and controlling himself better,and you can see the difference already when he plays👍🏌‍♂️

[@ScratchAt50]

If Louie can learn that at an early age it will serve him well in progressing his game faster.

[@PatrickMclaughlinRock]

Another good video Craig, love these mental psychology videos, i remember reading golf is not a game of perfect many years ago, these videos are the visual parts of the book and easier to comprehend.

[@ScratchAt50]

Cheers Yes I've read a lot of Rotella's work over the years as well as others.. Theme is always the same. Trying to make it easy to understand with these videos

[@sandyfike841]

Felt like i was watching myself in that video. Gave me one of the best laughs I've had. What a mess our minds can make of our game. Your demonstration made me realize how foolish I've been acting!!! Thanks for the wake-up call!

[@ScratchAt50]

Glad you found it both helpful and humourous Sandy 😁

[@FlankerJackChannel]

I'm not entirely sure if I'm lucky when I hit a good shot or unlucky when I hit a bad shot. Definitely feel unlucky most of the time. Thank you for your videos.

[@Stbuster31]

Love these videos. Can't get enough of them

[@ScratchAt50]

Thats great to hear because there are more on the way...

[@chrisjeffers7300]

As soon as you finished the lesson I thought of your comps and how you handle yourself, cheers! I need to get better at this.

[@ScratchAt50]

Its been a long process for me to get to the acceptance level I have now

[@copperheadranch6466]

Love these.

[@ScratchAt50]

Thanks again...

[@keitho6018]

Glad I found this channel...new sub, great job 👏

[@ScratchAt50]

Really appreciate the sub Keith

[@richardjacobs7632]

The bad shot sequence, was me yesterday lol! I’m very good on the range! Sometimes on the course I don’t know who the guy is holding the club! Thanks for the help!

[@ScratchAt50]

Process Process Process

[@jeffdavis3885]

Fantastic content again Craig. I have a lot of accepting to do.

[@ScratchAt50]

Cheers Jeff..

[@markfowler7171]

another great video

[@ScratchAt50]

Thanks again..

[@KentnDebi]

If you hit them often enough, you get used to them anyway Craig 😉 Oh, I could tell you were acting there too…not enough expletives walking into the quarry waste area😂😂😂 Love the TH observation…he swears like we do 😂

[@ScratchAt50]

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[@concettarossetti5080]

Please advise on how to mentally stay calm when you have slow inconsiderate golfers ahead during a competition. I always loose my concentration and focus and play badly because of it.

[@ScratchAt50]

Yeah that is annoying for sure Concetta. Once you have your process and routine in place that is all you are concentrating on doing. So once its your shot and it triggers your process you just concentrate on executing your process in your own bubble.

[@Aaronfps2]

Iv stared to laugh when I hit a bad shot instead of getting angry

[@ScratchAt50]

That's a great way to be Aaron...