The Old Fart Golfer “Play Better Newsletter” will usually arrive on Mondays with a review of pro tour results, a preview of the week’s upcoming events and our weekly Play Better mental golf, swing tips and your short game improvement will be featured.
Play Better Newsletter - weekly golf news, tips, reviews.
May 22nd, 2008 · No Comments
Tags: Blog Administration · History and Stories · Play Better · Pro Tour News
A Quote for Golfers - Resilience!
May 8th, 2008 · No Comments
TOFG couldn’t help but follow up my last two posts when I saw this quote on my Gmail inbox this morning>
Quote of the Day - Bern Williams - “Man never made any material as resilient as the human spirit.”
Boy does that apply to golfers. This game tests the human spirit and demands resilience like no […]
Tags: Fitness and Exercise · Know Your Self · Mental Golf and Peak Performance · Personal Golf Journal · Play Better · Play Longer
About
May 7th, 2008 · No Comments
Val Spangler, TOFG, was introduced to caddying at the age of ten. He caddied for 7 years culminating in a “loop” around the Inverness CC in the 1957 US Open. His experience at the Tecumseh CC was valuable in many, many ways. He earned (and saved) enough income in the summers to provide spending money […]
Tags: Personal Golf Journal
Mental Golf - The psychology of “bounce-backs”.
May 7th, 2008 · No Comments
Mental golf: LETTING GO and REFOCUSING! The key in golf as in the rest of one’s life when faced with mistakes or shortcomings is how fast can you recover and get your focus back as quickly as possible so as to not let the mistake affect future performance.
Tags: Know Your Self · Mental Golf and Peak Performance · Personal Golf Journal
Paula Creamer winning with “bounce-backs”!
May 5th, 2008 · No Comments
Paula Creamer shows remarkable mental toughness and determination in winning her 6th LPGA title at the SemGroup Championship - 4 “bounce-backs” in one day - WOW!
Tags: History and Stories · Pro Stats and Your Stats · Pro Tour News
Course Management - A View From the Rough
May 1st, 2008 · No Comments
In golf, when you have A View From the Rough, be a sailor and not a “pin head” and “tack” your way around the course. You’ll lower your score and enjoy golf more.
Tags: Know Your Game · Personal Golf Journal · Play Better · Your Home Course
