How to Stay Focused Every Shot even after bad holes MENTAL CHAMPION

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Playas, in this video, you find out how to stay focused. I share with you a commitment strategy, how I see the holes ahead, how I like to aim.It's course management on the golf course for the playas who want to play from the back tees.
Even after hitting 3 of water balls off the tee, I still shot 80. How? By not being a whiner, and by not getting down on myself. I also realized that golf is just a game. It's a game and it is fun regardless of what happens. The only time I was stressed in this round was when I didn't commit to a shot and that's my own fault.
The key to great golf is confidence and commitment. You need these two things. Confidence comes from either a) faking it or b) practicing.
Commitment comes purely from you eliminating your demons and just accepting your plan and thinking about nothing else other than executing the plan regardless of the plan. If you can do that, you will be a mental baus.
Only hit shots that you are 100% committed to. No less than that. If you think you can play golf with less than 100% commitment, you're wrong.
Walk away from the shot if you are not committed. Get recommitted then hit the shot.
Other than that, enjoy the sunshine, enjoy the grass, the sand, the water and the greens. There is no better place on the earth than on a quiet, Nick Faldo golf course with beautiful fairways, great greens and wonderful bunkering.

[@Rosetwin90]

You're the most real golfer on youtube. You're a great example of humility and aren't afraid to show that even great players have struggles. This is the best golf channel on youtube and it's not even close.

[@muddy2k13]

You've very quickly become my favourite golf KZbinr. Such great content and advice. Greetings from UK.

[@TomH001]

Since watching you it made me realize that I was an insufferable p***k when playing , 2 doubles a year back would have made me lose it completely , now I take it as an opportunity to learn ... At the end of the day it makes me so happy that I just enjoyed the day golfing , THIS is the way of THA PLAYA , cheers Matt

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[@mikehorvath6301]

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[@deanandraschko485]

Been really practicing hard and watching ALL of your videos. Went from shooting mid 80s last year to consistently 70s and a few low 80s. Thank you! Shot my best round yesterday from the blue tees at a tough course. 75!

[@lukas9924]

It would be interesting to have a Q&A.

[@spitznspots]

Hey playa, great content.

[@RonaldGorman]

Your play around and on the green is always on point. When just off the green you put the ball close to the hole for an easier 1 put. When you have a long put on the green you are always put the ball close. That is the part of my game I need to, and can improve. I think I could easily take 10 strokes off and become an 80's golfer. Of all of the golf channels that I have watched yours are always the best for us everyday golfers who just want to play and enjoy the game. I just finished watching a 14 min video on how to get more distance out of an 8 iron by doing all these things that will ultimately cause me to spray the ball. The way of the playa is to golf your game. Instead of an 8 iron hit a 7 or 6 iron. Just by watching your videos and taking your advice of course management and playing my game I have become a consistent 90's (was high 100's) golfer. I didn't have to take a single lesson.

[@GolfSidekick]

I just realized I hit 3 waterballs. I said 2 at the end of the video.

[@FlankerJackChannel]

Just watched this for the first time. Definitely trying to incorporate the thinking box and the commitment box. When I get into the commitment box I start telling myself "Right club, Right line" and that helps settle me down.

[@jsprowse]

I'm a new addict to your videos. I am getting so much joy watching you save your own ass with your putting. It's inspired me to put in more time on the practice greens.

[@mikeyt7965]

Every time I watch one of these videos, I feel happy inside. Baus KZbin channel.

[@mertinsdonlin]

One of best videos you've made yet. Keep at it Baus.

[@onthewaytoinspiration]

Best Golf Videos on the Interwebs. Always learn something. Golf Course was Difficult AF!

[@zackcarey1129]

I check for a new video from you so often! You’re awesome to watch and thanks for posting

[@haukemarxen1219]

Man, your putting is bulletproof.

[@tjdodd9859]

Young Elton John is a great golfer. Love the vids, keep up the good work.

[@andrewfehrsen]

Best golf content on the tubes

[@davejablonski8809]

Staying positive. That is so hard. Yesterday I hit the shot of my life into a par 5 and had 3.5ft for eagle. Walked away with a par. 3 jacked a 3.5ft eagle putt. Luckily it was a nice day and I was able to just focus on the good shot I hit in and realized that I just got careless with the putting ( especially the missed birdie putt after my head went off on the missed eagle putt ). Was able to move past it and didn't let it affect the last 4 or 5 holes. I was disappointed and it's hard to ignore but I had to just move on and keep playing. I think the lesson for me was not to forget it ( cause in reality you can't ) but to be able to deal with it. Thanks again....