Craig Sigl - CHt, NLP, Mental Toughness Trainer, Single-digit HDCP golfer. Featured on NBC, ESPN, Seattle PI
You finally are able to carve out some time to work on your game down at the range mid-week. You get your clubs set up, do some stretching, and then you follow my advice on how to work on your game by imagining actually playing the course. You pull out your driver like it’s the Click to watch video …
There’s a famous quote from Sam Snead when asked what he thinks when he’s about to take his shot: “Nothing” Now, I don’t know about you but I don’t know how to think about nothing for any longer than about 2 seconds at most. Just like a hammer or a screwdriver, our mind is an Click to watch video …
So I finished part 2 of how to get over a bad round of golf. I actually had a bad streak of rounds…4 out of 5 in fact until I finally broke through with a 77 on a championship course. Like everything else in golf, contrary to the golf industry, this is 90% of the Click to watch video …
If you golf…it’s happened to you. It’s happened to me…it happens to the best golfers. That really bad round where you seriously start thinking you should give up the game. Now, we’re talking about those rounds that are significantly worse than you usually do. I have to laugh at myself because, well, frankly, I had Click to watch video …
Everywhere you turn, some instructor is talking about visualization for golf. You hear them tell golfers things like: While you’re doing your preshot routine…see the ball taking the flight path directly to the target you picked…or…see the line of travel on the putting green you think the ball will take on this break. Etc. Etc. Click to watch video …
It’s so frustrating when you top or chunk a shot. It happens to everyone, even the pros at times. Now, you can spend your life trying to fix every little piece of your swing in order to find that perfect, consistent movement OR, you can focus on ONE simple directive to your unconscious mind that Click to watch video …
I’ve seen dozens of pages attempting to teach golfers the “proper” way to grip a golf club. Instructors are clueless that their instruction in this area only confuses most of their students. My take: grip it how it’s comfortable for you. There’s more than one way to hold a club and swing it and you Click to watch video …
Quite often, I hear from my golfer clients that they are so confused by the conflicting swing advice…and sometimes conflicting mental game advice…that they are given by instructors and coaches. One says to swing more around the body while another says you need to bring it more upright. One mental coach says you need to Click to watch video …
So I’m working hard on my game this year…using all of my own tricks and strategies. I decided a short while back to begin right next to the hole and eliminate misses on my short putts. I did a little research, and went back to my memory banks and started experimenting and came upon this Click to watch video …
It isn’t too often that I have such “universal” tips that I think can help everyone. Most golf advice needs to be taken with a grain of salt and decided by the golfer if it’s going to work. I think you will agree with me on this video, but more importantly, will you do it. Click to watch video …
