You hit the ball well on the driving range – but out on the course you suddenly find yourself overthinking things?
In that case, it’s often not down to your technique, but to the fact that you’re trying to control your swing at the wrong moment. In this video, I’ll show you why good golfers think less about their swing and, as a result, play more freely under pressure.
Many players don’t lose their form during practice, but out on the course, when doubts, the need for control and the fear of making mistakes take over. This is precisely where one of the biggest mental pitfalls in golf lies.
In this video, you’ll learn why overthinking can destroy your rhythm and confidence, how to mentally separate practice from play, and which simple exercise will help you feel clearer and calmer before you take your shot.
If you want to improve your mental game on the course, you’ve come to the right place.
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