This article explores why focus breaks down on the course and how managing attention, not trying harder, leads to more consistent golf. What If Skill Isn’t the Problem? For many of you, it’s entirely possible that your lost strokes have nothing to do with skill. Most golfers already have enough physical ability to play better […]
Golf is typically structured around foursomes, not because it produces better golf, but because it maximizes pace, revenue, and golf cart efficiency. That structure has become so normal that playing alone can feel unconventional, even though there’s nothing unusual about a golfer wanting time and space to focus on their own game. We’ve all had […]
Do you actually know what your golf swing feels like? For most golfers, that question isn’t easy to answer but why, because feel usually shows up only after the swing is over. A shot is hit, the ball flies, and then the golfer reacts. Good shot? “That felt good.” Poor result? “That felt off.” The […]
