Breaking Bad Habits for Better Golf
August 31, 2011 Leave a Comment
We’ve all heard the old adage before: a round of golf is the best way to learn about another person’s true self. Playing partners seem to learn a little more about the true personality of an opponent while playing golf, especially when the shots get crooked and the putts stop falling. Bosses play with subordinates who are up for promotion to see how the employee can handle pressure. Business deals are made on golf courses every day. The list goes on and on.
However, are these examples still relevant to today’s game as it applies to anger and emotion? Read more of this post
Throughout the past two years I have covered a few instructors, theories, and mechanical tips regarding the golf swing and how I attempt to incorporate these teachings into my game. I have shared my ups and downs with the process, especially during the span when I had no formal lessons or training… which is approximately 16 years of my life. In fact, it hasn’t been until recently when a golf pro has taken a look at my swing from an analytical standpoint. 
