Many golfers approach their next shot with blinkers without taking into account what they see. Every recording offers a unique opportunity to make a great game. The challenge is that many players do not visualize their shot before they make an attempt. This specific technology should and I will repeat, must be part of your pre-shot routine. If you do not visualize what you see, how do your body and mind know what you want? Visualization is a basic technique for players with low handicap and is established in their pre-shot routine! This can be a daring explanation and if you open your mind for the possibility of visualization, the following question “How?”
There are many different ways to visualize every action that your mind wants your body to undertake. I the case of golf, this process happens repeatedly in the course of just a few seconds. I have never broken down the whole process in six steps, but it makes sense and I can see what Erika Larkin talks about when I visualize my golf shot. It is simple, easy to duplicate and measurable; What a great process!
A often overlooked aspect of visualization is to support a successful inclusion in your memory for later use. When we successfully perform a golf shot, it is important to remember how you waved your club and the circumstances with which you were successful. The conditions of the course, the ballocation, potential dangers will help distinguish whether this shot would apply at a later date. This knowledge is important when you visualize the same recording in the future.
A point about visualization that is often overlooked happens on the green. Many players do not visualize the role and break from each putt. The gamble during the break, choose a line and put away. I like to see the ball rolling on the line that I chose while it falls into the hole. Visualization helps to select the speed with which I want Putt and therefore contributes to the potential success to every putt. The next time you set up, visualize your hole and put a blow, the whole line it takes and looks the ball in the hole. It may be surprised how this simple technique will help to sink more putts.
Visualizing a golf shot is important for a successful golf round. Today I go to the course to play in the second round of Club Championship Matchplay on the Mattawa Golf and Ski Resort. Visualization will be an important aspect of my Golf and I intend to use for the victory.
I am a grateful golfer! See you on the links!
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