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Consistent golf is not what's it's cracked up to be

by Cameron on January 28, 2009

Hardly a day goes by that I don’t get asked about how to play consistent golf.
At first thought it sounds like a fair request. After all, it makes sense to be able to play consistently since  everyone is trying to do the same.
With further reflection I think that trying to play consistently is the wrong [...]

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Best golf

by Cameron on June 6, 2008

Playing your best golf doesn’t depend on how expensive your golf clubs, what course you play or how lucky you get. These are “one percenters” that have little or no effect on your score…
You will play your best golf if you learn to manage your nerves and anxiety and play without fear or consequences. The [...]

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Why your routine is more important than your golf swing

by Cameron on April 18, 2008

Many golfers spend so much time worrying about their golf swing technique that they have little or no chance of playing their best golf.
Traditional instruction focuses almost exclusively on golf mechanics so it really is not surprising that golfers place a high amount of emotional energy on their golf swing. They don’t know what else [...]

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Sublime St. Andrews

by Cameron on March 28, 2008

“Freezing, challenging and just totally sensational. I just didn’t want it to end”
Mark, from the Old Course, St. Andrews Scotland
G’day golfer,
This is my 100th blog post and I want to tell you about a success story.
Mark came to me in December frustrated with game. He had been playing for about five years and was [...]

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Thoughts on Tiger

by Cameron on March 18, 2008

Dear golfer,
I’ve been asked quite a bit lately about Tiger Woods, and specifically why he is so good.
Not an easy question to answer. I would place him in the ‘freak’ or ‘one in a billion’ category. He is so good that he makes everyone else look like they’re second rate. Not many sports people have [...]

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