Amateur golf mental classes that reduce scores

It's a good fit at the driving range, so why does the swing change if you just go out on the field?

Even when they hit a good shot, they fall down to one OB, and after missing a short putt, they sway to the next hole. At critical moments, an unusual swing comes out, and when you start to be aware of the score, play becomes more and more urgent.

Many amateur golfers have this problem The problem with swingingI think so. So I fix my swing again, take new lessons, and practice more.

However, swing isn't always the cause of losing scores on the field.

Thoughts, feelings, tension, focus, judgment, and action.

These factors have as much impact as swing in actual games.

This class isn't just a golf mentality course about “think positively” and “don't be nervous.”

Based on professional golfer experience and sports psychology Why amateur golfers break down on the real field, and How to manage your own playI will tell you in detail.

In golf, mentality does not strengthen the mind, Training the ability to think and act according to situationsThis is it.

In this class, you'll focus on actual golf situations, from pre-shot routines and post-shot routines, managing tension and heavy pressure, how to let go of emotions after mistakes, how to stay focused, how to stay focused on the score, and decision-making and course management on the field.

It is especially recommended for golfers who have had this kind of experience.

Golfers who play well at the driving range but don't show their skills on the field
Golfers who lose consecutive strokes after one or two mistakes
Golfers who are extremely nervous on important holes or short putts
Golfers who are in a hurry to swing when they are conscious of the score
Golfers who want to overcome the 100-stroke, 90-hit, and 80-hit barrier
Golfers who feel that swing correction alone doesn't reduce their score anymore

Golf skills aren't complete with just a good swing.

Being able to pull a good swing out of the field is a real skill.

Through this lesson, you can objectively look at your own play, not be shaken by mistakes, and execute the play you have prepared even at important moments 'Field mental system'Try making it.

Before continuing to change swings,

Now It's time to train the thoughts and actions that make up the score.

Yoo Chung-gyeong, a professional golfer and doctor of sports psychology, tells you

It's an “amateur golf mental class that reduces scores.”