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How Focus Can Improve Your Golf Game




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Ninety percent of golf is mental. Oh heck, make that 95%! Arnold

Palmer stated, The toughest 6 inches in the game of golf is

between a players ears.



The fastest way to lower your score is to master the ability to

focus.



Most golfers tend to think they must practice more, find a new

instructor, buy more videos, get the swing right, change those

clubs. But one of the often overlooked and most important mental

aspects of the game is focus.



Now you want to make sure you focus on the result you want. In

golf the shot is determined by your level of concentration.

Youve likely just rushed right in and played shots without

concentrating. No wonder the ball ended up going haywire!



Its better to make ten focused swings than 100 quick,

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thoughtless ones. Your swing will naturally break down when

youre fatigued. So be sure to take a break when youre

practicing. Brain breaks give your mind and body a chance to

implement what youre learning.



One way to practice the art of focusing is to light a candle and

stare into the flame, only thinking of the flame. Every time

your mind starts to move to any other thought, bring it back to

the flame. Think of the dancing orange colors, how they melt

inside of each other.



The first time you do this, you might be hard pressed to last

for 3 minutes. Work up to 20 minutes, and your ability to focus

on anything will have improved immensely. Youll be able to take

this enhanced skill to the golf course.



When youre playing, just think about the next shot. During down

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time, allow your mind to relax and wander for a few minutes.

Dont try to concentrate the entire game, or youll get very

fatigued, very quickly. Save the mental workout for thoughtful

shot decisions and center on what shot youre going to play next.



Also, keep your cool and behave in an emotionally controlled

manner. You will perform more effectively. In the great game of

golf, emotions soar and fall quickly. You can go from totally

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happy to totally ticked off in no time at all. In fact, the

feeling of anger is actually a series of reactions that happen

in just 1/30th of a second.



Stop it at the first spark. The important thing is to figure out

what is really making you angry. Think of the grand scheme of

life and how today is just a speck. Your golf game is a speck on

a speck. It helps to minimize the situation and look at the big

picture of whats really important in life.



Master the mental art of focus, and youve got 95% of the game

of golf all figured out!



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