Jack_bfc
Challenge Tour Pro
That's how I read it as well!!
That's how I read it as well!!
I read the whole thing and didn't appreciate the subtlety of the split meaning? Maybe I am just being bit thick? I sincerely hope so in this instance.
Ha ha ha!Take your time and don't rush, a good PSR is ESSENTIAL. It will get your mind in the right place, it will make you more confident, it will make you hit better shots.
Spend a good 30 seconds just visualising the correct shot, see the ball flight, feel the contact, see the ball going exactly how you pictured it. If you can't then you have doubts in your mind, perhaps you don't have the right club. Select a new club and a new target, start over with your visualisation until you can see the correct shot and the right outcome. Now take a few practice swings really feeling the swing. Take your aim back behind the ball then take your stance. Plenty of waggles here to remove tension, keep that positive target in your mind, this is VITAL, if you lose the positivity and confidence you have to start all over again.
Gobbledygook 101 for beginners and professionals alike.
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I thought it was pretty obvious considering the gobbledygook comment, just thought I would add to the obvious preconceptions you have towards my profession.
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Take your time and don't rush, a good PSR is ESSENTIAL. It will get your mind in the right place, it will make you more confident, it will make you hit better shots.
Spend a good 30 seconds just visualising the correct shot, see the ball flight, feel the contact, see the ball going exactly how you pictured it. If you can't then you have doubts in your mind, perhaps you don't have the right club. Select a new club and a new target, start over with your visualisation until you can see the correct shot and the right outcome. Now take a few practice swings really feeling the swing. Take your aim back behind the ball then take your stance. Plenty of waggles here to remove tension, keep that positive target in your mind, this is VITAL, if you lose the positivity and confidence you have to start all over again.
Gobbledygook 101 for beginners and professionals alike.
Or just spend a few seconds picturing the shot and the outcome you want, everyone does it whether you want to admit it or not. Take a few more seconds to quieten the mind and bury those thoughts, take your stance without thinking about it, you body is well rehearsed and will get into the correct position without help. Trust your swing, no mechanical thoughts, no thoughts about target, no thoughts about outcome.
Tiger said when he was playing his best he sometimes got to the green or the next tee and had no idea how he got there. His PSR was so good and his mind so quiet he can't even remember doing it. Like driving a car and getting to a destination with little or no memory of the trip you let your instinctive motor control take over from your analytical thinking brain. Learn how to do that and that is how you get into the zone and play your best golf. A good PSR is not essential especially if you are naturally good at doing this but it helps especially if you sometimes just can't switch off that brain of yours.
Obvious to all except me it would seem.
... and if Homer gets to Cat 1 in the next 12 months after a chat with one of your contemporaries then I will radically change my view.
Or maybe we could just not insult people based on handicaps.Seems LiverpoolPhil missed it too!
And for a more realistic 'test' how about 'reconsidering' if he gets to Single Figures? Though it could be the clubs!
Or maybe we could just not insult people based on handicaps.
Wasn't you matey.Umm :mmm:
Must have missed that ?
I would argue that PSR's are not the reason for slow play, just "overly-long" PSR's...pre shot routines and people "preparing themselves" are becoming a big factor in the pace of the game.
It's obvious that you are happy with the standard as you are as a golfer, last time I looked the object of the game is to get the little white ball into 18 holes in as fewest shots as possible, and not a race? Just because someone is trying their best to be better and WANTING to be better then they are, don't criticise them for trying. You obviously don't!