Teaching over 2000 golf lessons each year, I have found very few
non-athletic people. Folks are so worried about missing the ball, looking bad, feeling
embarrassed, pursuing perfection and the straight golf shot.GOLF TIP
by Ernie Barbour"Having a Great Attitude"
Teaching over 2000 golf lessons each year, I have found very few
non-athletic people. Folks are so worried about missing the ball, looking bad, feeling
embarrassed, pursuing perfection and the straight golf shot.
In my experience, those people who find some joy and success at golf, are those who have a GREAT ATTITUDE! They are at peace enough with themselves, their work, and their families, to pursue the learning journey of golf with a sense of humor, humility, open mind and heart, but most of all while having fun.
If we can have fun, we will be less tense in our minds, shoulders, arms, hands and fingers. Tension is the number one deterrent to improving one’s golf game. Just imagine moving some of the passion we feel about golf into our personal lives. After all, playing golf and being forced to deal with our own failures and frailties really does mirror everyday life, doesn’t it!.
Remember, golf’s a game, have some fun with it!