Comments on: A lesson for everyone

By: Peter Corbett

Peter Corbett — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 10:56:57 +0000

Hi Cam

Yes I watched Olgilvy on the last day and was thinking yep he did what i read on your reports He was in aut mode thru out that last round, it was just awesome to watch.

Regards

Pete.

By: Steady

Steady — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 06:04:22 +0000

Hi Tribers,
played stableford today had 36 points shot 79. Relaxed and just played. A few bad club selections.
I have been a convert of Camerons for about 4 years. In that time I’ve managed to get down to 5 but back out to 7. Today was completely different than my last 10 rounds. the reason being is that I trusted what I was doing. On SaturdayI tried to change. Today stay focused, trusted and swung. Sure I had a couple of bad holes but no wipes. Good to be back on the horse.
Cheers Steady

By: Ray C

Ray C — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 01:49:37 +0000

Hello Steady,
As you know I’m a recent convert to the autogolf and I absolutely believe in it!!!
But you have to make the long term commitment irrespective of your results, and if you can make the commitment and have the patience I honestly feel eventually the results will come.I believe from reading Lukey’s posts he is testament to this and is starting to see the results.For me After playing golf a certain way for so long it is definately taking time to encorporate change and this is where the patience comes in!But now everytime I play its about putting into place the auto process. I’m currently working through the three round challenge and I can see this will also benefit me with being able to play auto golf better.

Cheers
RayC

By: Tony Lucas (Lukey)

Tony Lucas (Lukey) — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 23:21:23 +0000

Hi Cam
I agree with you as far as Geoff Ogilvy goes he is so super cool and smart.Another player we probably near overlooked is Kenny Perry unusual swing but gets the job done.They of course would all play auto as steady has stated and I love that quote “fear is the thief of dreams”
Cheers Lukey

By: Grayden Provis

Grayden Provis — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 22:30:24 +0000

Steady’s 3 questions pretty much capture it. We may as well “trust and swing”. What we have got to lose? A crappy golf game! Oh well, its a no-brainer.

By: Steady

Steady — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 20:06:18 +0000

Hi Cam,
awesome post. I’d say all PGA pros play auto due to the fact if they didn’t they wouldn’t be where they are today.
I played in a monthly medal the other saturday. Had 8 pars on the front , double to finish off the 9th hole. Stupid me instead of playing the way i did on the first 8 holes I changed what I was doing. What a mental trap. My point is I tried to play perfect golf from the 10th. I didn’t trust what I was doing to get me the 8 pars in the first place. Trust is a huge thing in golf. Ther are 3 questions that I need answered.
Of the fellow tribers, Do you TRUST what Cameron has said about auto golf.?
2ndly Do you truely have the guts to let go and just play?
Lastly Do you have the patience and mind set/attitude do stick with it?
The reason I ask is that I came close to burning my clubs on Saturday. I was upset, angry, frustrated and down right disallusioned with what just transpired. Sure I could tell stories and bs myself about how unlucky I was or any other crap I wanted to make up. But my point is that scars aren’t found cowards.
This is for any tribers who are finding auto golf difficult. Stick with it. Don’t give in to temptation and play like it’s is your last game by that I mean enjoy it. I’m playing today so I’ll let you know how I’ll go’
I’ll leave on this quote ” Fear is the thief of dreams”. I love it becuase it sums up what happens to not just goilfers but people in general.
Cheers Steady