The SHIFT principles
Seek Neutral
Seek Neutral
Seek Neutral
Every athlete executes their best when they are ina neutral physical, mental, and emotional state. We are going to guide you to defining what that meand for you. Then we are going to teach you the strategies to maintain that.
AIM
Seek Neutral
Seek Neutral
Accept your Identity and Map it on the course. Tournament golf is a game of strategy. At this point every player has skills, the real question is do you really understand what yours are and how to use them given the course conditions. We all think we do but the best of the best are constantly refining this aspect of their game.
The Transfer
Seek Neutral
The Transfer
Can you turn the right choice into a good result. If you started in neutral and made the right choice thats a good start. But it's a game of interfernece and we are going to help you build a solid routine to help you fight off yours. See it. Feel it. Trust it, is a pretty good start.
Shift practice
What to practice: Scorecard Relevance
What to practice: Scorecard Relevance
What to practice: Scorecard Relevance
Your number one job is to save strokes. The best way to do this is to focus your practice on the shots that have a direct impact on your scorecard. If you master the Fundamental 4: Drive the ball in play, be excellent with your wedges, make your short putts, and know how to turn 3 into 2, then you can play anywhere you want. I guarantee it.
How to practice: Make it sticky
What to practice: Scorecard Relevance
What to practice: Scorecard Relevance
Until they make tournament golf more like hitting balls on the practice ground you better learn the meaning of simulated practice. Seek Neutral, AIM your shots, and use your Transfer skills. If you can't do it on the range don't expect to do it on the course. Just a small change here can make a big difference where it counts...on your scorecard.