Golf Essentials For Women: 20th Hole Book Series

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

20th Hole Book Series

USGTF teaching professional Matt Gullo has just released two new golf books from his 20th Hole book series. The concept behind these books is that after a golfer has played 18 holes, visited the 19th hole for a drink, its then time to stop by the 20th hole to record stats, analyze the round, and log important keys, notes, and records.

The Stat Book and Log for Golfers is a workbook designed for a golfer to track stats for 40 rounds, pinpoint strengths and weaknesses, log notes from 50 practice sessions or lessons, set golf goals and track progress, and add new shots to their repertoire. The idea is for golfers to record all the most important information about their golf games which they can then use to progress and improve. In addition, the book provides instruction, tips, and strategies.

Golf Record Book is a classy hardcover keepsake for golfers to track and compile records and highlights throughout their entire careers. This book features black and white golf photos and is broken into sections for golfers to track scoring records, greatest shots, best courses played, locations played, tournament records, match play, stories, memories, accomplishments, and hall of fame records from the course that span a lifetime in golf. For more information on these books, log onto to http://www.the20thhole.com/.

Donna J. Craig, Golf Essentials for Women.com

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"Half Full or Half Empty?"

The whole goal of the mental game is to create a mental state that optimizes your brain's chemistry, which in turn increases your ability to perform. If you have fear or doubt that you can make a golf shot, you lower your chemistry and decrease your chance of making a successful shot. .

You can transform your negative emotions into positive ones by creating a mind-set that your glass is always half full. You don't want to play with a glass that is half empty. The liquid is in the middle of the glass, but there can be two different emotions to the same fact. One is positive; the other negative. It is up to you to decide if your glass is half full or half empty.

If you believe that your glass is half full, you will have a higher level of chemistry than if you believe that your glass is half empty. As simple as this concept sounds, it can make the difference between making the shot or missing the shot because it makes the difference between whether your chemistry is high or low.

The way you create the mind-set that your glass is always half full is to look at how your probability of success influences your emotions on every golf shot you face. If you have an easy shot and you're confident that you can make it, your glass is half full. However, if it’s a very difficult shot, many golfers feel that their glass is half empty and worry about missing the shot.

A way around this up-and-down swing of emotions is to select only positive emotions when looking at your probability of making the shot. Even if it’s only 1 in 100 that you can pull the shot off, you have a choice of focusing on the 99% of not making the shot or the 1% of making the shot if everything goes right and expect everything to go right. Your only other choice is to look for a safer shot if one is available.

If you decide to go for it, you can raise your chemistry by focusing totally on the 1% probability of making the shot and expecting to make it if everything goes right. That’s the key. You have to focus totally on expecting to make the shot if everything goes right and not even think about the 99% probability of not making it.

No one is a fortune teller and you don't know what will happen. However, if you train your tape that your glass is always half full and expect to make the shot if everything goes right, you will elevate your chemistry to a very high level. As a result you will make a lot more shots playing with a glass that is half full, instead of half empty.

The nice thing about it is that it's your choice and it will reflect in your score.

For more mental golf tips: http://www.mentalkeys.com/golf_tips60711.htm

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Tuesday, August 11, 2009

20th Hole Book Series

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