Golfing Philosophies of the Mind-

[ScienceBoy]

If anyone remembers, about a year and a half ago, I suggested a golfing mental philosophy based on my approach to the game to play to my strengths, which I amended to help someone break 100.

http://forums.golf-monthly.co.uk/showthread.php?51871-Trying-to-break-100-The-3-Goals-Method BTW if anyone is interested (Highly doubt it)

OK to my question, is anyone from this forum still playing a golfing mental philosophy or approach they have picked up on here? If you did start following one but don't now, why did you stop?

I am curious to know as I suggested an approach to how to think about the game and I know others have discussed things. Even if its a small mental nugget someone mentioned on here.

This is not of course about swing and mechanics or schools of that ilk!

 

[Foxholer]

Hit it, find it, hit it again works best for me!

Aim to score the smallest number on any hole, then forget that hole/score and move on to the next hole.

 

[Papas1982]

If anyone remembers, about a year and a half ago, I suggested a golfing mental philosophy based on my approach to the game to play to my strengths, which I amended to help someone break 100.

http://forums.golf-monthly.co.uk/showthread.php?51871-Trying-to-break-100-The-3-Goals-Method BTW if anyone is interested (Highly doubt it)

OK to my question, is anyone from this forum still playing a golfing mental philosophy or approach they have picked up on here? If you did start following one but don't now, why did you stop?

I am curious to know as I suggested an approach to how to think about the game and I know others have discussed things. Even if its a small mental nugget someone mentioned on here.

This is not of course about swing and mechanics or schools of that ilk!

I actually used your method, having played with a few old boys when I started out who always told me to "take my medicine" when in trouble. Can honestly say I still keep it in mind now, but whilst I consistently break 100. I find myself having to sometimes snap out of it, especially on oar 5's if looking to break 90 which I've still done only a handful of times.

 

[RGDave]

OK to my question, is anyone from this forum still playing a golfing mental philosophy or approach they have picked up on here?

My mental approach is often refreshed or adjusted after reading something on here. I was off here for a long time and ploughed my own furrow for a while. I'm not sure any mental approach will fix my swing..and my results... so for the time being, I have gone back to lessons/practice.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

My philosophy is based on a clear head over the ball and NGT to deal with everything else.