Focus on the Back of the Ball
Erika Larkin
Erika Larkin explains where you should be looking before you pull the trigger and take your swing.
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Presented by Dr. Alison Curdt, the golf psychology section of WomensGolf.com has lessons and advice on the mental side of golf from LPGA and PGA Professionals, and sport psychologists.
Erika Larkin explains where you should be looking before you pull the trigger and take your swing.
Dr Alison Curdt shows what should be included in your pre-shot routine so that you can be ready to hit your best golf shot.
Try this simple course management tip from Megan Johnston and give your tee shots the best chance of success.
Legends Tour player, Cindy Miller describes the self-examination, resolve, and effort necessary to reach your potential on the golf course.
LPGA Master Professional Deb Vangellow sets out some key prerequisites you’ll need to play confident golf in a business setting.
Would you like to finish your game of golf as fresh as you started? Anne Rollo’s 5 great tips to help with your stamina coming into the final few holes.
Legends of the LPGA player Cindy Miller takes you through the causes of a bad golf shot and how to bounce back with a reliable plan and pre-shot routine.
Dr Alison Curdt shows you a few things to be aware of for your tee box routine. Reflect on your own pre-shot process and see what pieces help you to perform at your best.
Debbie O’Connell shares a quick tip for golfers to instantly lower their golf scores by setting an intention before playing each round. Debbie emphasizes the importance of focusing on process goals that are within the player’s control, such as taking a deep breath before each shot, having a clear visual of the desired shot, and maintaining a consistent pre-shot routine.
Do you practice like you play? Try these training tips from Dr. Alison Curdt to put yourself in a similar state and prepare yourself for an upcoming competition.
Dennise Hutton and Anne Rollo show you their simple and easy technique for getting out of a bunker every time, whether it has a high or low lip.
Dr. Alison Curdt explains how to replace negative self commentary. If you let automatic thoughts run you over, your physical game will suffer and you will start to enjoy your golf less.
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