The Mind Game Part VIII: Staying the course ain’t easy
When making big changes to your game, 'you get a lot worse before you get better,' is the sobering reality offered by Tom Jackson, Director of Instruction at Core Golf Junior Academy in Orlando.
Today’s blog delves into the difficulty–and strangeness–of trying to make changes to one’s golf game. Performance coach Paul Dewland says my ego is trying to protect me, swing coach ... Full Story
Artist Greg Douglas brilliantly portrays the challenges presented by the Legends at Lionhead.
We humans have a habit of giving personalities to objects, places and even weather.
On a... Full Story
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Escape Augusta Syndrome in Northern Ireland
Most golfers in North America are infected. It’s not a virus of any kind. It’s a state of mind that has come from... -
Myrtle Beach more than a one-trick golf pony
Believe it or not, there is more to life on a golf trip than golf. For many guys, the idea of... -
It’s not your dad’s Myrtle Beach anymore
At 52, I’m a geezer to...
With a mind that rarely stops whirring and a jam-packed schedule, Sean Foley doesn’t have many quiet moments. But every once in a while, he’ll find himself alone with a little time, and it will hit him: He’s living his dream. “Two nights... Full Story
In addition to Performance Coach Paul Dewland, who is helping me with the mental side of the game, I’ve started taking lessons with Annie Mallory, an instructor... Full Story
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The Mind Game Part VI: Balancing the Mental Game and Mechanics
Golf performance coach Paul Dewland is coaching... -
The Mind Game Part V: Surviving when the swing isn’t working
Golf performance coach Paul Dewland is coaching me on the mental game. My apologies... -
The Mind Game Part IV: Better golf by keeping your head up
Paul Dewland is coaching me...