Today we are joined on the Brain Booster by former PGA Tour winner Richard Zokol the pioneer of what is called Mind Trak golf

Richard won on the PGA Tour wearing headphones and we discuss how this eventually led to his discoveries around the mental game

Richard Zokol’s PGA Tour career spanned over 20-years, winning twice on the PGA Tour (both wins in 1992) while competing in 412 PGA Tour events and winning once in 53 starts on the Web.com Tour (in 2001).

Recognized as a professional golfer with a distinct perspective, Richard is one of the most dedicated and determined professionals in Canadian golf. Richard “walked-on” the BYU Golf Team as a freshman then by his senior year at BYU, he captained the team to the 1981 NCAA Championship—that team was inducted into the Brigham Young University Sports Hall of Fame in 2009.

Richard was also inducted into the British Columbia Golf Hall of Fame in 2009 and the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame in 2011. Zokol’s passion capital served him well in PGA Tour competition and then as he transitioned into business.

We discuss how you can get the very best from your game on the course with the TWO critical markers

• The ability to assess the shot
• The ability to EXECUTE the shot
• To get out of reactive thinking
• To reduce the excessive attention on RESULTS
• To REALLY tune in to the GOLF COURSE
• To be present to your assessment of the shot
• How to reduce emotional interference
• How to build a process on each shot you can then record

A great session with a deep thinker of the game

Enjoy

To find out more about Mind Trak go to www.mindtrakgolf.com

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