Golf Improvement Program

You will be coached using a new approach

This approach reportedly
* Prepares a golfer for activities that require concentration and motor coordination

* Maximizes emotional calm, concentration, and mental focus during competition

* Moves a golfer into the "Zone" for no-demand "personal best" performance

* Prevents performance anxiety and guides a golfer to transform feelings of stress and worry into productive energy

* Provides a golfer with instant feedback to stabilize emotions and balance the autonomic nervous system

* Helps a golfer develop skills in creating a calm, dynamic internal state at will

Special Golf Improvement Process

Orientation
Explanation of the golf improvement project process, to include expectations, requirements, and possible results.

Theory and Background Information
Learning about how emotions affect the golf game and how integrating the three parts of the brain and playing with heart can improve performance.

Indoor Practice
Practicing the new approach by practicing through imagination and by using specifically designed computer technology.

Outdoor Practice
Practicing the new approach at the driving range and on the putting green.

On your own
Playing a round of golf on your favorite course and returning to report experience.

Final Meeting
Review, remedial, additional information.

Followup Reporting
Final report of changes in performance.

Requirements, Responsibilities, Research Commitments

Requirements
Individuals who would like to improve their golf scores and are willing to spend the time to learn the new approach (possibly 8-10 hours).

Responsibilities
Share the cost of the program by paying for clinician's time, materials, range fees, and individual golf fees.

Project Commitments
Be open to new possibilities (ways of thinking) and complete assignments to one's best ability.

Be motivated to change by trying first, rather than criticizing.

Complete the program and provide feedback following the program.

Where's the ball?