SHOCKING Short Game Secrets to Improve Your Golf Mental Game

[@AndyGlavac]

Happy that I found you and this great series . All The Best and Happy Golfing

[@ScratchAt50]

Thanks Andy, appreciate the support

[@angelobarnick475]

Love this series. Definitely guilty of not having a good routine and letting one bad shot ruin my entire round. From there I’m mentally running uphill against the wind, instead of enjoying playing the game I wait all week to play. Thank you for making these videos!

[@ScratchAt50]

Thanks for the comment Angelo, comments like this make the effort of making the series worthwhile.

[@Theoneandonly-JM]

Really enjoyed this series - super content 👍

[@ScratchAt50]

That ks for the comment and supporting the channel 👍

[@johnking9794]

I have watched all 5 parts of the golf psychology series. Honestly its the best content I have seen. All the items you covered resonated with me. I am on the process of implementing the ideas you have hiven me and have already seen a huge improvement. Thank you so much. Im a 28 handicapper but not for much longer😄

[@ScratchAt50]

Hi John So pleased you found the series helpful and thanks for the comment. It makes all the hard work creating the content worthwhile 👍

[@paulkaminski2911]

Well, youve gained another subscriber Craig. I've recently decided to try and play better golf. I asked myself where were most of my issues. Tee box, fairway, chipping, pitching or putting. I've realized that the primary fault resides in the mental approach to the game and the mental ability to execute any of the previously mentioned shots. Ive listened to most of the audio books by Dr. Bob Rottela and am starting to see a difference. Looking for more info on the psychology of the game has brought me to you! I love your concise and simple approach to getting the information out to people. You state it, show it and execute it! Simple, concise and informative! Thank you for what you do and am looking forward to future videos. The best of everything to you my friend!

[@paulkaminski2911]

BTW....I have watched the 4 previous videos in this series!

[@ScratchAt50]

Paul I can't tell you enough how much I appreciate taking the time to write such a long detailed comment, it makes all the hard work in my spare time worthwhile, Regards Craig

[@daveturton1431]

Well l have just come in the house after trying to kill birds , fish , and anything that hides in the bushes , here on my local golf course . I left 10 holes into a men's golf tournament. I found these great videos and it would be great for me as an outcome golfer to get my head sorted out . Thanks

[@ScratchAt50]

And the award for funniest comment so far goes to 😁 Process, Process, and Process

[@davehunhoff2394]

Thank you. These lessons are fantastic, I listened to your 5 lessons and went out to shoot the best round of this year. And more importantly I enjoyed the round much more than I had in years. Just staying with the process and no swing thoughts made a very significant improvement in my shotmaking and scoring.

[@ScratchAt50]

That is so great to hear and makes all the effort putting the series together worthwhile. Thanks for the comment Dave 👍

[@industrialpalletworx3548]

It's all about the target. The landing area. Seve was flat out amazing, probably the best set of hands in the game. Stan Utley teaches that he always tried to hit a spot the size of a basketball rim.

[@ScratchAt50]

Seve is and always will be my sporting idol

[@marksefton751]

This is perhaps the best short game tip I've heard in a long time.... I've been suffering from the chipping yips for about 18 months. I know the technique and can produce it in practice but under tournament pressure it just goes, as I focus my thoughts only on strike. Yesterday I took this advice out onto the course in a tournament and although I didn't miss too many greens, I didn't drop a shot on those i did miss thanks to this change in mindset. Hopefully this will be a game changer going forward.

[@ScratchAt50]

Great to hear Mark 👍

[@jacelarson8186]

I’m a college golfer and this is exactly what I needed right now. All of ur mental game vids. I got a tournament Saturday and I’ll let you know how it goes. Definitely going to go lower because of this.

[@ScratchAt50]

So pleased you found it useful Jace.. Good luck and look forward to hearing how you got on.

[@PatrickMclaughlinRock]

Seve was phenomenal, I'm nearly 56 and Seve was my idol. Good video again Craig, 30 years ago I'd of had a better short game simply because my focus was in front of me like you said but over the last few years I've noticed the focus tends to be down at the ball, thanks for that as this video has woken me out of a wrong thinking process, time to go back to natural and out of mechanics 👍

[@ScratchAt50]

Confidence in your technique is key isnt it, at the start of the season when you have not practiced much its easy to get consumed with just striking the ball instead of playing the shot

[@PatrickMclaughlinRock]

@@ScratchAt50 That's it exactly, rusty thinking out of the gate shatters your confidence 👍

[@geoffcohen613]

So a good chip is one which hits your landing area, irrespective of how the ball runs to hole.

[@ScratchAt50]

Hi Geoff, Not exactly You picture the shot and then choose the club for that shot. Then focus on your landing area and how you picture it running out. If you execute the shot, hit the landing spot and it doesn't cosy up next to the hole you shouldn't beat yourself up or be disappointed because you executed the shot exactly as you wanted to.

[@MrAsiatus]

Hi, I watched the 3 part video and it reminded me how important the mental part is with having a routine and especially the visulasiation part of it. I played 9 hole today and it was a game changer. the “commit & pulling the trigger” part was unreal. missed a few puts and pulled 2 drives but I felt good about my game! Thanks u for bringing this element back into my brain 🙏

[@ScratchAt50]

Thank you for the comment, its always great to hear that the series has been so helpful to viewers..