Dr. Karl Morris explains why Tiger Woods has the greatest golf mind ever and how this can benefit your golf game, lower your scores and cut your handicap.

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Tiger Woods Mental Golf Secrets

Top European Golf Training Specialist Dr Karl Morris teaches you how to reduce your golf handicap by using the power of the mind

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Think Less for Lower Golf Scores

Arnold Palmer was a master at turning his mind on and off throughout a golf round. Learn how to concentrate in bursts so that you can stay relaxed throughout the round and maintain a solid golf swing.

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Arnold Palmer’s Key to Golf Concentration

What do you focus on before and during your golf swing? If it’s anything but hitting your intended target, you’re probably missing the right focus.

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Use Your Mind To Eliminate Bad Golf Swings

Dr. Gregg Steinberg explains how managing your thoughts on the golf course will improve your emotional toughness for golf success.

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How to Create Emotional Toughness for Golf Success

Dr. Bob Rotella explains the optimal emotional responses towards success and adversity on the golf course.

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Emotional Golf Response with Dr. Bob Rotella

Roger Gunn talks about how you can create a stronger mental approach towards the game of golf.

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Strengthen Your Mental Golf Game

Golf psychology expert and author of “The Mental Game of Golf,” Dr. Patrick Cohn helps golfers improve their focus, confidence, and composure on the golf course. In this golf instruction video, he explains 4 pre-round mental preparation strategies.

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4 Golf Pre-round Mental Preparation Strategies

Whether you’re playing 9 or 18 holes, there are many peaks and valleys throughout the course of a round. Completing even nine holes without even some moderate form of adversity is next to impossible for me. This was certainly the case for me last week during a 9-hole round.

The first seven holes went smoothly with a single swing thought guiding my process quite effectively. For me, having just one swing thought is optimal, but definitely not the norm. Most of the time I’m playing a delicate balancing act in my mind with at least two or three different golf swing thoughts before and during the swing.

On this day, my only thought for the full swing was to start my backswing slowly. My putting swing thought was just to keep my head down through impact. In fact, I used Steve Flesch’s putting tip to remind myself to stay down during and after the swing.

Unfortunately, my thinking and performance came unglued on the eighth hole when I forgot both swing thoughts. Both my approach and putts were errantly guided without my trusty swing thoughts that worked for the previous 90 minutes and I limped home on the final two holes.

The main lesson that this disappointing round taught me was how easy it is to forget what you’ve been concentrating on. There are countless distractions on a golf course which make it quite easy to forget your positive swing thoughts minutes after hitting a great shot.

In an effort to assist golfers in the golf psychology struggle, GolfAid.com will be introducing some new ideas that you can take to the course in the very near future. Not having good fundamentals or good rhythm is one thing, but simply forgetting what we’ve been thinking has to be preventable.

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Remember Your Winning Swing Thoughts