Tiger's Winning Strategy

Dear Golfer,

What should you do when you’re 2 shots
ahead with only 3 left to play?

Do you:

1. Preserve your lead,
2. Get aggressive and try to win, or
3. Forget about the score and play the course
to the best of your ability.

The answer?

None of the above.

Your best bet is a combination of 2 and 3.

In other words: play aggressively and you’ll
soon forget the score and play your best golf.

When leading a tournament by 2 with only
3 shots left, Tiger Woods tells himself
he wants to win by 4 shots.

This helps him push himself to success
instead of holding on to the lead.1

Staying aggressive at crunch time
is easier if you COMMIT to it before the game.

Pro Steve Lowery knows this well. He says,

“You have a choice in every tee box. You are
either going to guide it out there or you are going
to tee it up and rip it.” 2

Another note:

Most golfers don’t mentally prepare for even
five minutes before they play.

And, if they do, they only focus on technical things
such as how to adjust their swing.

They don’t realize that all the adjustments
in the world won’t help them if they aren’t relaxed
on the course.

(Remember, the #1 cause of error in all sports,
including golf, is overtightness).

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I’ll talk to you again soon.

Your friend,
Lisa Brown

Article Source: http://www.golfarticles.net

1 & 2 The Sign of a Champion & Making the Right Choices. Dr. Patrick Cohn, 2004.

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