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![]() Matt CullingHandicap : 15.1 Posted : Wed 7th Jul 2010 22:24 |
I was at a golf lesson yesterday and the pro was talking about a book that he said was excellent for mastering the mental side of the game. I can't remember the name of it or who it was by, but I think I'd recognise it if I heard the name. The one thing I can remember was him talking about a line of commitment that you cross on approach to the ball. Any ideas? |
![]() Loud Mouth b.a.Handicap : Reply : Wed 7th Jul 2010 22:46 |
Matt, I own over eighty of such books, and such is but a very small fraction of what is out there on the mental game! Quickest way forward is to tel. your pro. and ask him to please repeat. (Great avatar).
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![]() Wayne SantoriniHandicap : 0 Reply : Thu 8th Jul 2010 09:40 |
| The inner game of Golf by Tim Gallwey???? |
![]() David RossHandicap : 8.9 Reply : Thu 8th Jul 2010 10:04 |
| Golf is not a game of perfect , by bob rotella springs to mind! |
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