Andrew Corthing Golf Academy

From my past exsperience, I discovered Golfers doesn't really understand the Psychology side of the game of golf. Here is some key mental thoughts that can assist you to improve your love for the game. The average golfer expects,  that all of his technique must immediately come right after 1 or 2 sessions with his PGA Professional.  Here are some stunning information from one of the Worlds top Sport Psychologists ( Dr Bob Rotello ) "golfer must train his swing and then trust it" "The foundation of consistency is a sound preshot routine" Dr Bob Rotella  Suggestion: Read the following book- Golf is not a game of perfect. If golf is not a game of perfect how can we get better. Dr Bob Rotella gives us a book to help us improve our mental game. Enjoy!!!!  Golf Greetings  Andrew Corthing Golf Academy

We introduced the Golf Lesson App in May and all my Golfers using the app have wonderfull results. Abdulla is the Golfer of the month May, because his dedication and the love for the game is endless,  he's a fantastic ball striker! #golfluv

HISTORY AND THE WORLD OF GOLF The game of golf attracts massive galleries of spectators, mesmerized by a pastime in which a player hits a tiny ball across great distances, sometimes over 500 yards, into a little hole. In the twelfth and thirteenth centuries people played a number of different club and ball games. By the fifteenth century golf was been played in many parts of Europe and had become so popular in Scotland that in 1457 King James II was forced to ban his archers from playing the game that was keeping them from performing their proper duties. Such prohibitions, however, failed to curb the growing popularity of the game, which teed off officially in 1860 when the thirst Open Championship was held at the tiny fishing village of Prestwick on the West Coast of Scotland. From then on the game didn't look back. J H Taylor, James Braid and Harry Vardon, playing on the turn of the century, put golf firmly on the British map. In 1916 the US PGA was formed, and Walter Hagen, Bobb...