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Golf Positive's own Harry Wallace has been asked to contribute a series of articles to the Irish Independent, a major newspaper in the Emerald Isle.  

Every few weeks, look for a new article reprinted from the paper, with the latest installment showing us how mastering state control is crucial to acheiving top golf performance.  Try it and see!




Week 13: Treat Your Composure Like Gold Dust

Maintaining your mental equilibrium means that no matter what mental anomaly you are assaulted with you maintain your mindset pro-actively.  You have to treat your composure like gold dust.  It is the currency which is going to provide you with success.  Don't allow anybody or anything to interfere with it.  More >>>

Week 12: State Control Defines Quality

"State control" is a phrase which has negative connotations, but in golf it has nothing to do with interference by the Government!  It is, however, a factor which more than anything else determines the quality of your golf performance, particularly in the heat of competitive battle.  More >>>

Week 11: Patience and Persistence Are Vital

Club golfers often want to know what the "X Factor" is that separates the top golfers from the rest of us.  Obviously talent and skill play a huge part, but in determining success two qualities are absolutely essential- patience and persistence.  More >>>

Week 10: Set Up Challenging Goals To Energize Your Game

Every year after Christmas and into the spring, the driving ranges are packed with people who are full of optimism and determined that "this year I'll lower my handicap."  They have set out on a journey with just that broad ambition and trusted it would all work out.  Later they find that nothing much has happened: in fact, the game may be worse than when they began the season.   More >>>

Week 9: Courage Leaves No Room For Fear

There is an ocean of difference between being courageous and foolhardy.  That ocean isn't one of water but one of experience.  Being courageous is to have the capability to imagine the shot and then execute it with as much perfection as you can muster.   More >>>

Week 8: Load the Dice and Play the Percentage Game

If gaining consistency in your golf performance is one of your serious goals then learning to play the percentage game is a priority.  How often have you played a shot at a critical time in your round and immediately realized that your particular choice of shot was, to say the least, over-ambitious?   More >>>

Week 7: Play Your Best When the Heat Is On

How well do you play when the pressure is really on?  When the chips are down?  When you must make that par, do you have the freedom to play your best?  This is the aspect of golf at any level which separates the men from the boys and the women from the girls.  More >>>

Week 6: Concentration Can Be Child's Play for Golfers  
"I lost my concentration" is a lament you'll hear when a two foot putt inexplicably slips by the hole or when a potentially good round is derailed at some stage over the 18-hole journey.  More >>>
Week 5: Zone In On The Perfect Round

If there's one phrase which people associate with the mental side of golf, it is "Playing in the Zone".  It sounds mysterious, mystical and beyond the reach of the average player, but in reality most (if not all) of us have had this experience to some degree.  More >>>

Week 4: No Ifs, Ands or Buts: You're Winning Your Match

Some golfers are much better match players than stroke players.  Why is that?  Invariably, it signifies that their attitude is much better suited to the tussle of head to head golf than the less confrontational stroke play.  That said, any golfer can improve their matchplay mindset if he or she puts in some effort, particularly on the aspect of attitude.  More >>>

Week 3: Think Like a Winner, Become a Winner

How often are you a winner?  Don't tell me you go out in your weekend competition to lose!  Of course you don't.  You are playing to try and win that prize, be it a "Major" like the Club Championship or just an ordinary singles match.  Some golfers appear to be in the winner's circle more often than others and the temptation is to say they are born to it; that it's second nature to them and the rest of us are just not blessed with the trick of coming first.  More >>>

Week 2: How to Build Confidence

Confidence.  We know it when we see it in a golfer such as Tiger Woods and we also observe its absence in a player who is having a bad day on the course.  But what exactly is confidence?  Being confident is essentially how you think to yourself, about yourself, about yourself in relation to any matter.  More >>>

Week 1: Walk Tall and Drop the Excuses

Every golfer has at least some inkling that golf is as much about the quality and clarity of mind and attitude as about technical skill.  Over the coming weeks we will focus on the different components which can strengthen your mental game.  Put together, you can learn how to become a more effective golfer. To start with, this week's module is Learn How To Be Positive.  More >>>





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