Subject One-Mental Preparation

“Golf is a game that is learned through imagery and repetition. You look at your situation, call on your muscle memory to make the proper swing and make the swing. The most asked question is “What is this muscle memory and how can I develop it?” Well, there are two ways to develop muscle memory: Remember muscle memory is a sub-conscious function.”

Bonus Section-The 43 Swings of Golf

This section is a step-by-step guide to improve your game. It is designed to give you more weapons to use within your swing. When you learn the 43 swings, you combine them to have over 300 swings to choose from during your round!

Dogleg Hook

Subject Two-Concentration

“Concentration is the ability of the sub-conscious mind to perform a task without interference from the conscious mind. The golf swing is stored in the sub-conscious mind because of the large amount of muscles that need to be precisely fired in so short a time. The sub-conscious mind takes its environmental information from the conscious mind and based on that information creates the necessary swing to get the ball to the intended target.”

For example:

Punch shot -

The objective is to keep the ball low.

Set up with your hands in front of the ball.

Try to use more upper body.

Use a 1/2 or 3/4 swing. Hit down on the ball.

Keep your follow through low and stop about shoulder height.

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Subject Three-Course Strategy

“The dictionary describes strategy as the science of maneuvering forces into the most advantageous position prior to engaging the enemy. We use strategy everyday of our lives. We pick the best routes to work. We even know when to leave to get there exactly 15 minutes before work starts. On vacation, we use strategy to determine where to go, what to do, places to go, people to see. “Hey, isn’t that planning?” Well, yes. A plan is a series of strategies meant to achieve a desired result. Yet the only strategy most golfers use is getting the closest parking spot to the clubhouse.”