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.
Do you get nervous on the first tee? If you want to improve your mental game, Dr. Alison Curdt shows you how using a pre-shot routine can help you get focused and prepared to hit the shot, while calming your nerves.
You need a pre-shot routine that you can rely on. In this eight-lesson video course, Legends Tour player, Cindy Miller shares everything in her tournament hardened pre-shot routine.
Are you committed to doing whatever it takes to reach your golfing goals? Legends of the LPGA player, Cindy Miller has some truths and practical strategies to help you succeed on the golf course.
“Soar With Your Strengths” – Dr. Greta Anderson on how groundbreaking business research can help you make the most of your practice time.
Cindy Miller’s pre-shot routine includes planning her shot based on the playable yardage including the wind. Play smart!
Peak Perfomance Psychologist Joan King’s favorite course management golf tips including pre-round planning and making the best shot and club selection decisions.
How do you learn to shoot lower scores? Cindy Miller describes the three most important elements you need in your game.
It’s no fun playing when your nerves are on edge. Cindy Miller shows how your focus should be on your plan and pre-shot routine so that you can produce the best possible tee shot.
LPGA Master Professional Deb Vangellow helps you get maximum benefit from your practice by using your time purposefully.
“I’m a horrible putter” – Dr. Alison Curdt has a plan to help you monitor your brain chatter and take control so you can play more mindful shots and allow your best golf to show up more often.
When you watch a tournament you see the players constantly referring to their notes. Armana Christianson explains what yardage books are all about.
You need to take action to get results so take the time to practice the changes you make. The latest in Jenny Sevil’s series on golf motivation.
