Zen Golf

Have found my performance in Golf much better. Now the irritants on course don't spoil my game...Beautiful Book...a must for all golfers.

worth it

I thought about buying this book for years but was put off by the title. I thought it would be full of strange dodgy stuff. I have read most of the mind books (Rotella etc.). I should have bought it years ago. If you are like me you sometimes tense up, force shots or try too hard (like when there is out of bounds or thick trees all down one side of the fairway, and the wind is blowing toward them). This book gives loads of useful, practical tips to keep calm, hit the shot and deal with the result. There are so many you can see what works for you. I have read it and am going to put it into practice this season

Simply the best golf psychology book I've ever read - and I've read loads. Basically mindfulness for golf.

Separating planning from taking the shot and from review is stiff you are probably familiar with. But how you do this is where this small book excels. Don't be worried that this will be all mystic and staring at candles-it's not. Where there are many references to Buddhism this is as the wisdom of logical thinking and approaches written in an easy to understand way with logic that is unarguable.

Approach it with an open/empty mind and stick with it. I'm still just beginning to use it but am enjoying my golf more already. If my scores start falling then I'll be recommending it to all my golfing friends.

The most important inches on a golf course are between your ears - the great Bobbie Jones said to this effectZen Golf shows you how to make the turbulent waters of your mind, a magnificent still millpond of clarity, commitment and resolve to play golf more effectively, reflectively and most important happily.