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A little golf humor:
A guy was getting ready to tee off on the first hole when a second golfer approached and asked if he could join him. The first said that he usually played alone but agreed to the twosome.
They were even after the first two holes The second guy said,
"We're about evenly matched; how about playing for five bucks a hole?"
The first guy said he wasn't much for betting but agreed to the terms. The second guy won the remaining sixteen holes with ease. As they were walking off number eighteen, the second guy was busy counting his $80.00. He then confessed that he was the pro at the neighboring course and liked to pick on suckers.
The first fellow revealed that he was the Parish Priest.
The pro was flustered and apologetic, offering to return the money.
The Priest said, "You won fair and square, and I was foolish to bet with you. You keep your winnings."
The pro said, "Is there anything I can do to make it up to you?"
The Priest said, "Well, you could come to Mass on Sunday and make a donation of $80. And, if you want to, bring your Mother and Father along.....
I'll marry them."
By PGTAA Member Dr. Patrick Cohn
How do you think about the preround warm up?
Does the quality of your ball-striking during the preround warmup influence your confidence in the first tee?
For example, do you lose confidence when you hit the ball poorly on the range and think this will transfer to the golf course?
Alternatively, if you hit the ball great on the range during your warm up, do you think that you are going to pure you shots on the golf course?
Many golfers assume how well they do during the warmup on the range is an omen for how they will play on the golf course.
But this is faulty thinking because you don't have to hit the ball great on the range to score well on the course.
You don't have to "win the warm up." It's only a warm up. Have you ever hit the ball poorly on the range, but fine on the course? Or vise versa?
Most of our clients learn that the warm up does not dictate how well you will do on the course.
If you struggle with accepting a poor warm up before the round, watch this golf psychology video at YouTube:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=cStWmnmdjf0
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By PGTAA member Dr. Patrick Cohn
Do you often overestimate the difficulty of a shot in front of you and thus feel more stressed out?
Does a routine shot becomes a difficult shot in your mind? In this new video, you learn how to manage your mindset for difficult shots.
Watch the new video on our YouTube channel and please subscribe to our channel while you are there:
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