A good way to relax during a round is when you're waiting for your turn stop moving and look around at the trees, clouds, landscape, it puts the importance of your game in perspective after all in the scheme of things you live on a great planet and you get to enjoy golfing on it, you don't have to win every round.
I can't believe this video only has 18 comments and 30th views after 2 years. Yet if you look at any other game improvement swing tips or club or ball reviews, views are in the millions. Mental toughness/ mental agility is no doubt about it the most underrated and under trained aspect in golf. Upgrading to 2 thousand dollar clubs and obsurdly expensive golf balls will most probably not contribute to success. Even worse, it won't help AND it will have cost you thousands of dollars. Training your brain is free and is guaranteed to lower your score, even with your grandpa's clubs. If it's not lowering your score than you are doing it wrong . EXCELLENT video. THANK YOU.
I fully agree with your comment, Michael! Bob Rotella is a sports psychologist who works with the world's best golfers, yet very few club golfers have ever heard of him. But EVERY golfer knows which pro plays with Titleist balls, who carries Taylormade drivers and which pro wears Adidas shoes... In a recent interview, Bubba Watson was asked, if he could get it, which aspect of Tiger Woods' game he would choose to have. His answer, without a moment's hesitation? "Tiger's mind, PLEASE!", Bubba said. That tells me everything. Bob Rotella's books have been the best golf lessons I have ever experienced.
I've struggled with my metal game for a long time throwing clubs saying I'm going to quit after watching this i feel way more excited for my next game to work on these tips you were talking about thanks so munch for this
Yes, the mental aspect of golf is very important..... these kids could get more out of this talk if they sat in the shade on chairs instead of in bright sun on a very hard surface.
I'm not sure but ,if anyone else wants to learn about video golf tips try Magonsi Amazing Golf Expert ( search on google ) ? Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my brother in law got great results with it.
A lot of toxicity in this message I feel sort for these kids…the evidence shows we have very little control over what we think and what we feel. Attentional flexibility is what we should be practicing
Not certain about the points made but ,if anyone else needs to find out about golf swing slow motion try Magonsi Amazing Golf Expert (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my cousin got amazing results with it.
A good way to relax during a round is when you're waiting for your turn stop moving and look around at the trees, clouds, landscape, it puts the importance of your game in perspective after all in the scheme of things you live on a great planet and you get to enjoy golfing on it, you don't have to win every round.
I can't believe this video only has 18 comments and 30th views after 2 years. Yet if you look at any other game improvement swing tips or club or ball reviews, views are in the millions. Mental toughness/ mental agility is no doubt about it the most underrated and under trained aspect in golf. Upgrading to 2 thousand dollar clubs and obsurdly expensive golf balls will most probably not contribute to success. Even worse, it won't help AND it will have cost you thousands of dollars. Training your brain is free and is guaranteed to lower your score, even with your grandpa's clubs. If it's not lowering your score than you are doing it wrong . EXCELLENT video. THANK YOU.
I fully agree with your comment, Michael! Bob Rotella is a sports psychologist who works with the world's best golfers, yet very few club golfers have ever heard of him. But EVERY golfer knows which pro plays with Titleist balls, who carries Taylormade drivers and which pro wears Adidas shoes... In a recent interview, Bubba Watson was asked, if he could get it, which aspect of Tiger Woods' game he would choose to have. His answer, without a moment's hesitation? "Tiger's mind, PLEASE!", Bubba said. That tells me everything. Bob Rotella's books have been the best golf lessons I have ever experienced.
Why do people that leave long comments, seem like they need validation...
Brought the whole thing together. Excellent.
Got a big competition tomorrow this makes me even more positive
Great video this. Playing soon so will use these tips.
Nice video, will start applying while playing.
Thanks
Great stuff
I've struggled with my metal game for a long time throwing clubs saying I'm going to quit after watching this i feel way more excited for my next game to work on these tips you were talking about thanks so munch for this
Thanks Taylor. Glad you're digging these videos! #maketheturn
Yes, the mental aspect of golf is very important..... these kids could get more out of this talk if they sat in the shade on chairs instead of in bright sun on a very hard surface.
Can I get a shout out cause I was in the front row 🤚?
"Anyone ever see a psychologist? (One kid bravely raises hand) You have?......thats cool"
kids that slather on sun screen instead of listening don't get it ! They will never crush it.
I'm not sure but ,if anyone else wants to learn about
video golf tips
try Magonsi Amazing Golf Expert ( search on google ) ? Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my brother in law got great results with it.
They have sponsorship deals to honour and they have millions in the bank.
A lot of toxicity in this message I feel sort for these kids…the evidence shows we have very little control over what we think and what we feel. Attentional flexibility is what we should be practicing
blah blah blah.
Not certain about the points made but ,if anyone else needs to find out about
golf swing slow motion
try Magonsi Amazing Golf Expert (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my cousin got amazing results with it.