Golf Psychology Tips - Routine Inc Pre Shot Routine , Golf Mental Game Lesson, Part 2
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In part 2 of the golf psychology playlist we concentrate on the importance of having routines and a pre shot routine.
All golfers who fulfil their potential play through process and have routines.
These golf psychology tips can be implemented by all golfers to improve your handicap.
This is a golf mental game lesson video.
I have been a low handicap golfer for over 30 years.
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the unspoken skills - thanks for your series, 100% of golfers need to know and implement this.
Appreciate the comment 👍
THANK YOU SO MUCH! I am a new golfer. Your content has been extremely helpful.
Hi Julie, thanks for the comment and I'm so pleased you found the series helpful..
I am 66 years old and my handicap is 20 I have really been impressed watching your psychology videos and looking forward to trying your tips on the course brilliant views
Hi Tom
Comments like this make all the hard work of putting the videos together worthwhile. So pleased you enjoyed the series and found it useful. You never stop learning with the game of golf that is for sure
superb 3 vlog s, I'm 55 play of scratch and had to stop teaching to look after my daughter full time because of her disability...
There's thousands of TH-camrs .. but you have hit the nail on the head , I was amazed when I took people out on a course lesson how many golfers never had a pre shot routine , probably one of the biggest things Amateur golfers never do .... love this series well done , I really hope more people watch this 🏌♂️⛳👍
Wow thank you for the positive comment and great to hear from you, as I said in the video I will never be able to give more valuable advice than this.. Thanks again 👍
@@ScratchAt50 fully deserved , I've watched alot of your vlogs today after watching this series , fantastic channel, keep up the great work , sorry I've got a sea fishing logo but in the winter I practice alot but do alot of sea fishing to unwind ready for the golf season ... ty again for all the great vlogs , those pxg irons look superb , funny enough I still use ping i5 irons and when I'm a little off with my striking I go back to my mizuno mp68 blades to try and get that feed back . Julian 🏌♂️⛳👍
Psychology isnt spoken about very often, but when you think about it your thoughts govern your game.
100% Nathon 👍
Well said. Your thoughts govern your game. That's what Dr Bob Rotella should have titled his book.
Hi buddy only just found your channel loving the advice my friend I'm trying to get to scratch and it's the mental that I'm working on now this is really helping buddy onwards and upwards I'm at the no gimmes stage now which I am guilty off but I've decided ready for when I play comps struct rules as i understand them 👍👍👍💯my swing us good now so it's all about what your talking about thanks for the video have a great year respect👍👍💯
Thanks Danny.
Its comments like this, of which there has been many which has made this unplanned TH-cam journey so rewarding and worthwhile.
All the best Craig
@ScratchAt50 I understand buddy I get alot of hate in my comments on all my channels but I also get comments from people who have taken something positive from my stuff always makes it feel worthwhile my friend👍👍💯and I'm glad I found your channel ill be here to support you buddy have a great week and a better year lots of respect peace out
Thanks!
I don't play ball golf anymore but this brings back lessons learned.
Now, I'm very much in to disc golf and these lessons definitely apply.
I've been having issues maintaining focus on routine and this helps a lot.
Thanks for the comment Dave, Glad you enjoyed the series and can apply it to a similar discipline
Hi. Really enjoying the videos. I’m the perfect example of an outcome based golfer. I’ve also a habit of not turning my hips so tend to have a “waggle” at the start of my routine where I move the club outside the line and try and get my spine over the ball before coming back to address and starting again. Like a lesser version of Adrian Meronk. Thoughts on incorporating this? I also practice this way but have had way too many swings thoughts on the course recently. Obviously results not great . Thx Chris
Chris , your routine should be whatever it needs to be to help you.
as you say meronks is unusual but the most important thing is repeating it every time whatever it is which is what Adrian does.
Thank you sir! I have to be careful about my routines. Last tournament I played in,
I showed up a hour earlier than me tee time like usual and attempted to perform my routine. Well nothing was set up correctly and I had to scramble to get us signed in and it threw me out of my planned routine. I was done before the round even got started.
Hi Derek, thanks for the comment.
Yes sometimes the best laid plan goes pear shaped, I forgot my battery for my trolley and had to go back home for it. Straight on the tee and had a iffy start.
In a hurry to get to the course, play in a hurry. Mad at someone before you get to the course, it can carry over very easily.
Interesting no practice swings ?! Great vid again - need a pre shot routine as well
Yes used to have a practice swing but just evolved not to have one. Routine can be whatever you want and what you feel comfortable with.
so i guess we judge a good round by whether we stuck to our game plan and our process, rather than measuring the score ie 89. That way we can have a good game even if don't get score .
Well a good round will always be judged by the score.
However you should walk off the 18th saying I stuck to my process/routine and that round was as good as it could have been whatever the score and be content with that.
I've never seen someone have to use little mats before to protect the fairways. Worst I've seen was one of Kyle Berkshire videos. Pre PGA tournament on a major course they had parts of fairways marked off as off limits, whether you had a mat or not.
It's common practice during the winter in the UK on most courses.
You emphasize correctly the important of a consistent pre shot routine - something I’m looking to develop.
Your two putts demonstrated contained of a different routine …. One with a practice stroke and one without. And I recalled from vid one you suggested to play by process not outcome… yet at the beginning of vid two, you judged your shots your driver was “straight down the middle” and your iron was “all over it, but short”
I would feel a little more committed to your lessons through seeing a bit more “do as I do”, within an overall good video series you have produced.
Thanks for the comment Hugh and glad you found the series useful.
You can watch my Scratch Or Bust Series which films my competition rounds to see my process and routine 👍
Is it a self moving golf cart? If so where did you get it
Yes it follows a remote hooked onto your belt.
It's made by Stewart Golf 👍
So you don't take a practice swing to ensure you clip the ground ?
The process and routine is totally personal to each person. Develop a routine that works for you with whatever that entails but you must repeat it everytime, that is the key.
Do you have a Stewart follow cart ?
No practice swing before the hit ? I imagine that, but try it next time. May be 50 years energy save !😂
Agree with all those pre round routine and not only pre shot routine. It’s a pleasure to take your time before the round too, and certainly after with washing club and have the same process each time. The destination may be different, but the way need to be the same.
Yes it's a Stewart follow trolley #R2D2
Are you satisfied with it ? Works fine ? I have seen the Follow Q, and it seems to be very compact and useful for old golfer like us !😂
@@sebmarc I have the previous version, it's great but you don't end up using the follow function that much to be honest and use the remote control most of the time.
I noticed you take no practice swings in your setup. Is it not recommended?
Thanks for the comment Gary.
Yeah I used to have a practice swing but over the years its evolved to not have one.
Everyone is different, you go with what you feel comfortable with in your routine and process but that might not be right for everyone.
The most important thing is being totally comfortable with your own routine whatever that is.
@@ScratchAt50 thanks for your reply; I really got alot from your videos. I do find that often times I take 1 or 2 really good practice swings, then hit a bad shot!
@@garyberger8831 there is no common formula, just go with what feels right for you and go with that.
The most important thing is to repeat EVERYTIME and don't get down about the outcome.
What about practice strokes?
Yes include what ever you want in your routine.
Important thing is to repeat what ever that routine is every time 👍
@@ScratchAt50 thanks. Love the channel
Thanks Daniel, really appreciate the support 👍
Have you changed the channel name?
Yes.
Noticed most good Golfers on You Tube are young so wanted a name that showed that's not the case here and a bit different.
And in 10 years, it will change again !!😂 as Miracle Scratch Golfer 60 !! And finally 2wheels scratch 70
Steps up to the tee.. A drive down the left side...
Hits the ball... Thats perfect, right down the middle...
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Hi Paul
Over that hill the Fairway cambers left to right so the ball rolls down into the middle of the Fairway 👍
Should have said “I LOVE hitting off these mats.” rather than “I HATE hitting off these mats.”
Happy to use them to protect the course in winter.
Did not know this was a thing. Interesting.
I don't see you taking any practice swings. Why is this?
No reason at all Jeff to be honest.
I used to always have one but when I came back after not playing golf for 15years my process evolved to not have one.
If I really have to shape a shot then I will take one.