GOLF IS NOT A GAME OF PERCT!!!!!!

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!!!!

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Andrew Corthing Golf Academy

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Andrew Corthing front page of Compleat Golfer Magazine

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If despite a smooth, strong swing you are not getting the distance you feel you deserve, it may well be because your hip-turn through the hitting zone is too restricted. Here is two adjustments at address to overcome this restriction. I think the changes have given me freedom to move my hips faster on the downswing, increasing my distance as much as 10%, and I recommend them. At address most golfers will turn the left foot about 30° to the left. When i tried this particular stance i always felt that my hip turn was being checked too soon and that as a consequence I was losing power. My left foot is now turned out 45°. In addition, I have moved my right foot forward just a little so that my stance is a slightly open one, rather than closed as is more conventional. Thus I set up like a boxer who is about to throw a long right hand punch and who must get his body completely out of the way if he expects to hit his opponent hard. On the downswing i am able, like the boxer, to ach...

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