Customer Reviews

Mental Management for Great Golf: How to Control Your Thoughts and Play Out of Your Mind

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I usually post 92-96, after reading this book I played 36 holes and posted an 88 then a whopping 78. This is my lowest score ever. Worth reading again and again.

A very good book for golfing as well as for beginning self-hypnosis. Fairly concise. There's a bit of a pattern with the author's endless stories, but she does like to drive home a point.

There are some rather obvious spelling and grammar mistakes, which really should have been caught by an editor, assuming one was used...

There are golf books and golf books. Most of them are rather technical - this one is about your mind. The fun thing is that it works. This plus Gallwey's "Inner Game of Golf" WILL improve your game. They sure improved mine - and both books are starting to wear out from heavy use.

This is one of the best golf psychology books I have ever read. If you want to improve your game you will read this book.

Golfers are always looking for things to get them to the next level. This is a good read and one idea I have begun working on.

This is a good book to teach you self-hypnosis.

At first the author shows you how to be confident and how to focus on your golf game. I like the mental putting tip in this book.

Then the author introduces you to a few samples of self-hypnosis scripts. You can make your own audio tape by yourself. Some ready-made tapes are available from the author, too.