4 Ways to Manage Your Anger and Frustration on the Golf Course
Try these proven mental strategies from Joan King the next time you feel your anger, stress, and frustration rising on the golf course.
Joan King, BCH, Peak Performance Strategist, Master Sports Hypnotist & NLP Practitioner, founded Positive Mental Imagery, a mental sports consulting firm in 1992 in Florida. Her academic background includes a B.A. in Psychology from the University of Vermont, and Joan is Board Certified by the National Guild of Hypnotists as a Sports and Clinical Hypnotherapist.
A low handicap senior amateur golfer, Joan has competed in state, national and international championships, including qualifying for nine USGA Senior Women’s Amateur Championships, and three Canadian Senior Ladies Amateur Championships.
Ms. King has taught thousands of amateurs, junior tournament golfers and LPGA and PGA professionals how to understand the mind-body-spirit equation for peak performances.
Visit Joan King's website at positivementalimagery.com where she writes monthly articles on the mental side of golf. You can also follow Joan on Twitter and Facebook.
Joan can also be contacted by phone on 828-696-2547.
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Try these proven mental strategies from Joan King the next time you feel your anger, stress, and frustration rising on the golf course.
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