How Serious are you About Golf? – Mental Game Golf Lesson

We live in a world that is ever moving faster. Most seldom we think we are keeping up.

Most importantly we always think that we have to keep up. Is that true for your game of golf, too?

Taking a sense of urgency into the game of golf can be one of the worst things you can do.

You can improve quite fast, but not instantly from one day to another.

Improving in golf is more like a marathon than a short sprint.

In the end being impatient is just another form of beating yourself up. You are only feeling tension and anxiety by doing so which result in bad swing shots.

As simple and cheap as it may sound, you always have to let go to take the next step.

So did you ever ask yourself which role golf is playing in your life?

Is it just a thing you wanted to try once, but you do not really care about the game? Or are you really in love with the game? All of it? Just some parts of it? Does golf seem like work to you or do you enjoy playing the game?

Take a couple of minutes and answer these questions for yourself.

Be brutally honest. This might help you to find out why you are doing the things on the golf course that you are doing.

Why is it sometimes so hard for you to work on your swing?

Golf is a great game to learn about yourself.

Think about it in that respect. Awareness is the first step to change in our lives and in our game.

Once you made these things clear to yourself, you will be more at peace with your own game which will let you feel better and thus let you play better golf.

• Take a couple of minutes to ask yourself the following questions.
• Which role is golf playing in your life?
• Are you really in love with the game?
• Does golf sometimes feel like work to you?