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How to Bring a Champion Mindset to Tournament Golf

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Two. Less is More, - The Goal.

How to Bring a Champion
Mindset to Tournament Golf

"Every branch that bears fruit He prunes,
so that it will bear more fruit.” –John 15:2

Less strokes means more in golf.

What is the secret to lower scores? What is
the secret to more relaxed concentration and
keeping your momentum when going low?

You must live your life on purpose.

Golf is not about being good at golf, golf is about "being" period. Just be. Being in the moment and the now. It's about taking less strokes and having more trust when you do. It's about having less obstacles to overcome because you have more "I can - I will"
thoughts giving your game wining momentum.

There is no one magic to formulae to improve your tournament scores, but many drills that you can work on. And what ever you work on - you know the one thing that matters most is consistency. Champions are consistent in their mindset and they win, and win again because they know the only real answer is that the only real place to calibrate your consistency in golf is in tournament golf.

I began my journey into personal growth by learning how to set goals in my early corporate life. Then next I learned to set worthwhile personal goals. Why? Because I once read ~ "The only thrill worthwhile is the one that comes from making something out of yourself." And that "something" is worth leaving behind.

May you always learn and always have growth goals, and keep counting your wins, on and off the course!

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