If you are an avid golfer who likes to compete, you probably have a handicap that indicates your skill level. Handicaps and indexes allow golfers of differing skill levels to compete against one another. It is estimated that 2-4 million golfers … Continue reading
Twenty-two years ago I named my business Positive Mental Imagery because I knew it is the most powerful way to achieve peak performances in any sport. Using positive mental images repeatedly creates success instead of reliving failures, instills confidence, and … Continue reading
Self-doubt surfaces in many ways when you are playing golf. Lack of confidence is one of the beliefs that golfers struggle with. Self doubt is triggered by expectations that are not fulfilled, a bad shot, an unexpected score, a lack … Continue reading
There are many mental factors that make up a consistent round of golf, such as desire, realistic expectations, and confidence in your ability to perform. Consistency comes from practicing your skill until you are confident that you can execute the shot … Continue reading
Before the golf season is in full swing, why don’t you take the time to analyze the holes at your home golf course? The golf course architect designed each hole with a specific purpose. If you look at the holes … Continue reading
The yips is a word used in sports to describe an affliction in the golf putting or chipping stroke, the balk in baseball, or any other sport where the body produces a nervous involuntary movement opposite to what the athlete … Continue reading
Having a good attitude during a round of golf and in your everyday life is essential for success and happiness. Your attitude is just a habit of thought that you have put into your subconscious mind. Your attitude is reflected … Continue reading
On Sunday, April 6th, the first National Drive, Chip and Putt Championship for 88 boys and girls was held on the hallowed rounds of Augusta National Golf Club. More than 17,000 youngsters from 19 states and the District of Columbia … Continue reading
The way you position your body and the way you use your body before and after golf shots affects your performance. The way you physically show yourself to the outside world is called non verbal language. Your brain understands your … Continue reading
Florida golf courses are noted for vast bodies of water and sand. When you dig a hole in the sand it fills up with water because the ground is at sea level. Add some wind, and the water comes into … Continue reading
32st YEAR OF MENTAL GOLF COACHING
Joan King, BCH is the founder of Positive Mental Imagery, a mental sports consulting service dedicated to helping golfers achieve their peak performances. Since 1992 Joan has given mental golf workshops, individual mental coaching and hypnosis to amateur and professional golfers internationally. Read More