Hack It Out Golf Streaking In Golf
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Sep 29, 2025 Explore the wild ups and downs of golf streaks! Discover how high-level players tackle bad holes and capitalize on good runs. Learn to ask yourself the right questions to reset your focus and stay present on the course. The hosts dive into the importance of short memories and minimal thoughts during play. Plus, find out how simplifying your technical approach and maintaining realistic expectations can enhance your game. Say goodbye to over-analyzing after bad shots and embrace a more consistent, enjoyable golfing experience!
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Use Questions And Senses To Stay Present
- Ask the right questions on the course like "What's a good shot for me here?" to steer your brain toward solutions.
- Use sensory cues and breathing to stay present and focused on the shot in front of you.
Stop Tracking Score During Holes
- Avoid thinking about where you stand on the card while playing; it pulls you out of the present and creates panic.
- Focus on breath and sensory details (sight, feel, touch) to ground yourself on each shot.
See Good Runs As Promise, Not Failure
- View good stretches as evidence your ceiling is higher and get excited about that potential.
- Attaching positive emotion to good play can help you want to maintain it more often.