Category Archives: Mental Game

Your Golf Attitude (Part 3)

Posted on August 1, 2007 by James Jestes

Play within your own limitations. One appreciates that a lot of the fun in the game for the club player lies in having a go, but surely the score counts too? If it does, a little more reality about one’s … Continue reading →

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Mental Pictures playing golfs short game

Posted on July 20, 2007 by James Jestes

The golfer with an effective short game, the man or woman who can consistently lay those little pitch and chip shots close enough to the hole for a single putt, really does have a tremendous advantage. Confidence in one’s short … Continue reading →

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Your Golf Attitude (Part 2)

Posted on July 18, 2007 by James Jestes

For a man like Ben Hogan, knowing what he is doing when he swings a golf club may well involve consciousness of the workings of a dozen different parts of the body, all welded together in a composite “feel”. For … Continue reading →

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Your Golf Attitude (Part 1)

Posted on July 16, 2007 by James Jestes

Never to hit the ball until you had decided exactly what you were trying to do. Never to attempt more than you could reasonably expect to achieve. Try your utmost on every shot. This golf advice is applicable to every … Continue reading →

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