Answering Your Top 5 Golf Psychology Questions

[@slowburn678]

Excellent series. Short and to the point. Just watched all 9 videos. Looking forward to many more.

[@ScratchAt50]

Thank you, glad you found them useful and thanks again for the comment.

[@SortaLikeGolf]

I'm surprised to hear you don't think about upcoming shots. For me, thinking and planning the shot as I approach the ball (I walk normally) gives me calming vibes because I am looking for the safest, easiest way to the green. If I try to lock in as I get to the ball I tend to choke!

[@industrialpalletworx3548]

That sentiment works well when you're in position or playing well. Personally, I like to be distracted. I only have so much mental fortitude. Once it's used up, I struggle to make good decisions. By being distracted, I don't use any of that.

[@SortaLikeGolf]

Makes sense!@@industrialpalletworx3548

[@ScratchAt50]

It's whatever works for the individual. You can't be intense and switched on for 18 holes or you will get mentally drained.

[@SortaLikeGolf]

Okay, I'm zenning out between holes to try this! Thanks!@@ScratchAt50

[@jeffdavis3885]

I love this series. In my opinion, the absolute most important aspect of the game. Great work once again.

[@ScratchAt50]

Cheers Jeff Appreciate the support as always 👍

[@industrialpalletworx3548]

Will you be coming to Pennsylvania in the fall? It would be great to get a match together if you do.

[@ScratchAt50]

Hopefully 🙏

[@glenholmes4698]

Need help keeping my head down thru my swing

[@industrialpalletworx3548]

@@glenholmes4698 it's not your head. It's a matter of staying in your posture and maintaining spine angle.

[@industrialpalletworx3548]

@@ScratchAt50 give me a shout if you need a player for a round at Merion

[@PatrickMclaughlinRock]

Good tips there Craig

[@ScratchAt50]

Cheers Patrick