Many recreational golfers arrive at the course and check in then drive out to the range and hit a few wedges ,7 irons and a few Drives then with a few minutes before their tee time roll a few putts. There are many who don’t even give themselves enough time before they tee off to
The first thing you have to do to play like a champion is to think like one. Your mental state can make or break your round no matter how good your swing is. But how does a champion differ from the average player? First is how they prepare before their round. We don’t have
Many players know that they have to focus to get the most out of their game. The problem I see is most players don’t know when to turn it off. We have to remember that the average round of golf for eighteen holes is over four hours. That’s a long to to focus on just
The one thing about golf is that once you are on the course it is only you out there. That is unless you are a Tour Player. Tour Players have caddies. The carry the bag, make sure the player has what they need. Keep the equipment clean. But most importantly they exchange advice with the
Bryson DeChambeau is on a run and there are many who think it is his Swing that has lead to three wins on the PGATour in 2018. Bryson has worked hard to fine tune his swing so it is repetitive and holds up under pressure. I believe the real key to Bryson’s Run is due
This week on Breaking Par with Bernard Sheridan we talk with Todd Stofka of Philly Hypnosis Performance. The mental game of golf has so much to do with how not only we handle ourself on the corse but how we perform under pressure. As the Pennsylvania’s foremost physician referred hypnotherapist, Todd Stofka and his team are committed to
“ Why is Golf so hard. I keep my head down and my eye on the ball. Why do I have such a tough time being consistent?” I have heard this from many players in my 20 years of teaching. Being good is not as hard as you think. It is one of the toughest
Dr. Glen Albaugh has created a unique Applied Sport Psychology Consulting Service for a wide range of professional and amateur golfers. Glen taught sports psychology at the University of the Pacific in Stockton, California for 28 years where he coached the Pacific Tigers golf team. It was during this time, while working with the finest
Dr Joe Parent Mental Game expert and the author of Zen Golf joins us for episode 153 of Breaking Par with Bernard Sheridan. Golf Digest magazine named Dr. Joe to their list of “Top Ten Mental Game Experts” in the world, and made him a featured teacher in their popular instructional section, “Breaking 100, 90, 80,
As an educator and coach, Mark Cheney brings a unique approach to coaching golf and the mental game. He is the only certified GolfPsych instructor in the state of Nevada. In addition to GolfPsych certification, he is a USGTF certified teaching professional, Titleist Performance Institute certified, an instructor with The First Tee of Southern Nevada,
