What Was Paul Azinger's Philosophy? US Ryder Cup team captain Paul Azinger poured his heart and soul into planning the 2008 Ryder Cup team. But the plan was not about redemption from past loses... His plan was to develop teamwork, have a blast, and get the fans and players' families involved... "This is a group effort that required some team building and for these guys to bind to a … [Read more...] about Golf Psychology: Teamwork and Fun Lead US to Rider Cup Victory
Archives for September 2008
Golfer’s Mental Edge: Keeping Your Confidence After Mistakes
The Many Layers of a Quiet Mind in Golf Let's face it: Golf is a huge mental game... When playing with a lot of confidence, golf is easy, fun, and feels effortless for most players. When playing with no confidence because of mistakes or poor play, a strong mental game is needed most. Your biggest challenge is to stay positive (and keep confidence) when not playing up to your expectations. … [Read more...] about Golfer’s Mental Edge: Keeping Your Confidence After Mistakes
Golf Psychology: 8 Signs of a Failing Mental Game
Do You Identify With Any of These 8 Signs of a Failing Mental Game? What are the top signs your mental game is getting in the way of shooting low golf scores? Today I want to share with you the top 8 signs your mental game is backfiring and not allowing you to play to your potential... See if you identify with any of these 8 signs: (1) You perform much better on the range than on the … [Read more...] about Golf Psychology: 8 Signs of a Failing Mental Game