Item: Good to Great Golf Book
Description: Do you, your golf team or instructional clients ever struggle with the mental demands that go hand in hand with playing great golf? Good to Great Golf offers point-by-point solutions to help you achieve the absolute right mental focus necessary to shave strokes off your score. The book includes golf tips, instructional exercises, bullet lists, inspirational stories and motivational quotes.
Do you or those you teach ever experience any of the following problems on the course?
• Lack of concentration.
• Losing your temper.
• Up and down confidence levels.
• Inability to properly deal with distractions.
• Negative self talk.
• Fear of failure.
• Getting the yips on the green.
• Find it hard to recover after miss-hitting a shot.
• Play well early only to fade under pressure late in the round.
Good to Great Golf offers strategies that golfers can easily remember to help overcome these same issues.
You’ll discover:
1. How to Develop the Mental Toughness and Attitude of Tiger Woods
2. Proven Techniques to Recover Quickly from Poor Shots
3. The Little Known Lee Trevino Method for Playing Better Golf
4. How to Develop “Tee to Green Confidence”
5. The Tom Watson Technique for Improved Concentration
6. How Mentally “Anchoring Shots” in Practice Translates to Better Shot-making on the Course
7. Practical Tips to Control Emotion and Adrenaline Levels
8. Brad Faxon’s 4 Steps to Great Putting
9. The Earl Woods Training Tactic that Helped Tiger Block Out Distractions
10. The Surprising Causes of Choking Under Pressure
If you are planning a golf tournament of any type, Good to Great Golf makes the perfect gift for your registration package. Check out our exclusive multi-copy discount rates below.
For additional details on Good to Great Golf, please visit: www.goodtogreatgolf.com
Price: $20 for 1 copy. Multi copy discounts: $17 each for 2 to 4 copies. $16 each for 5 to 9 copies. $15 each for 10-19 copies. $14 each for 20 to 49 copies. $12 each for 50 to 99 copies. $10 each for 100 or more.
