Comments on: Golf is NOT a Mental Game! http://www.golf-brain-online.com/blog/101/golf-is-not-a-mental-game/ Transform your game with Europe's leading Golf Mind Coach, Karl Morris Mon, 07 Nov 2011 10:51:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Graham http://www.golf-brain-online.com/blog/101/golf-is-not-a-mental-game/comment-page-1/#comment-1512 Graham Mon, 28 Jun 2010 00:12:25 +0000 http://www.golf-brain-online.com/blog/?p=101#comment-1512 Everyting you do stems from the mind, including golf. Just becacuse you want your mind to be quiet, it does not mean golf is not a mental game. The synergy that is developed when the the body and mind come together in golf is special. Everyting you do stems from the mind, including golf. Just becacuse you want your mind to be quiet, it does not mean golf is not a mental game. The synergy that is developed when the the body and mind come together in golf is special.

]]> By: Marina Bobeldijk http://www.golf-brain-online.com/blog/101/golf-is-not-a-mental-game/comment-page-1/#comment-1425 Marina Bobeldijk Mon, 30 Nov 2009 17:53:29 +0000 http://www.golf-brain-online.com/blog/?p=101#comment-1425 Karl, I found this thought VERY interesting that golf is NOT a mental game! Til now, I have worked SO hard on my mental side of the game that, as you said, it's become thinking about the thinking.However, I DO believe that I still have to take one tool at the time out on the course and let it become second nature, before I can stop thinking about the thinking!!! My swing has become less complicated and less tecnical, but I'm still working on my mind, before I can "let go". Even then, I still lthink you have to CONSTENTLY check(after the round!) that you have done your rituals correctly! But yes, mind and body in a syncronized rythm! Kind regards Marina Bobeldijk Karl,

I found this thought VERY interesting that golf is NOT a mental game! Til now, I have worked SO hard on my mental side of the game that, as you said, it’s become thinking about the thinking.However, I DO believe that I still have to take one tool at the time out on the course and let it become second nature, before I can stop thinking about the thinking!!! My swing has become less complicated and less tecnical, but I’m still working on my mind, before I can “let go”. Even then, I still lthink you have to CONSTENTLY check(after the round!) that you have done your rituals correctly! But yes, mind and body in a syncronized rythm!

Kind regards
Marina Bobeldijk

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