Comments for The Mental Golf Blog http://www.mentalgolfblog.com Fri, 12 Mar 2010 03:11:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Putting Nirvana - The Search Continues by Dean Mitchell http://www.mentalgolfblog.com/mental-golf/putting-nirvana-the-search-continues#comment-11 Dean Mitchell Sun, 22 Feb 2009 10:04:51 +0000 http://www.mentalgolfblog.com/mental-golf/putting-nirvana-the-search-continues#comment-11 It's a pleasure to help. Both Mark and I are dedicated to improving this side of our game. If some of what we learn helps others then that's great. Look out for new posts soon on my putting experiments. It’s a pleasure to help. Both Mark and I are dedicated to improving this side of our game. If some of what we learn helps others then that’s great.

Look out for new posts soon on my putting experiments.

]]> Comment on Putting Nirvana - The Search Continues by Golf Portugal http://www.mentalgolfblog.com/mental-golf/putting-nirvana-the-search-continues#comment-10 Golf Portugal Tue, 10 Feb 2009 11:23:15 +0000 http://www.mentalgolfblog.com/mental-golf/putting-nirvana-the-search-continues#comment-10 Mental Golf! what an amazing concept, this really intrigues me I am going to attempt it and I will let you know iif it helps! Thanks for the inspiration! Mental Golf! what an amazing concept, this really intrigues me I am going to attempt it and I will let you know iif it helps!

Thanks for the inspiration!

]]> Comment on What’s Your Golf Personality? by KSchulz http://www.mentalgolfblog.com/mental-golf/whats-your-golf-personality#comment-8 KSchulz Sat, 17 Jan 2009 04:05:52 +0000 http://www.mentalgolfblog.com/uncategorized/whats-your-golf-personality#comment-8 My golf personality is very dependent on where i am at with my game, and how i feel. If the day is going well, I am jolly and easy going, if not, i am very mad, and not approachable. anyone else think that way drop an e-mail at karl-schulz@hotmail.com, or if you just want to chat about improving each others golf games!! My golf personality is very dependent on where i am at with my game, and how i feel. If the day is going well, I am jolly and easy going, if not, i am very mad, and not approachable. anyone else think that way drop an e-mail at karl-schulz@hotmail.com, or if you just want to chat about improving each others golf games!!

]]> Comment on Visualization - What Can You See? by John Lynch http://www.mentalgolfblog.com/mental-golf/visualization-what-can-you-see#comment-7 John Lynch Fri, 16 Jan 2009 20:48:01 +0000 http://www.mentalgolfblog.com/mental-golf/visualization-what-can-you-see-on-the-golf-course#comment-7 Great post! Olympic athletes have been practicing visualizing techniques for years and with extraordinary results! Because golf is such a mental game I can't think of another sport that could benefit more with these techniques. To read reviews on the top golf instructional books on the net, visit ==> http://no1golfbookreviews.blogspot.com/ Great post! Olympic athletes have been practicing visualizing techniques for years and with extraordinary results! Because golf is such a mental game I can’t think of another sport that could benefit more with these techniques.

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]]> Comment on My Mental Golf - Progress To Date by Paul Nash http://www.mentalgolfblog.com/mental-golf/my-mental-golf-progress-to-date#comment-6 Paul Nash Wed, 07 Jan 2009 17:40:20 +0000 http://www.mentalgolfblog.com/mental-golf/my-mental-golf-progress-to-date#comment-6 You make a good point about rushing the shot because you thought the group behind were waiting for you. there's nothing that upsets my game more than slow play and holding people up. But in the end with golf the best philosophy is still grip it and rip it ! You make a good point about rushing the shot because you thought the group behind were waiting for you. there’s nothing that upsets my game more than slow play and holding people up. But in the end with golf the best philosophy is still grip it and rip it !

]]> Comment on Golf Is Not A Game Of Indecision by John Lynch http://www.mentalgolfblog.com/mental-golf/golf-is-not-a-game-of-indecision#comment-5 John Lynch Sat, 03 Jan 2009 22:53:12 +0000 http://www.mentalgolfblog.com/mental-golf/golf-is-not-a-game-of-indecision#comment-5 This is a great Blog! Tiger was once asked what is he thinking about as he stands over an important golf shot..he replied that he focuses on the process, his routine, and lets the results take care of themselves... Looking for the magic move to great golf? Check out => http://no1golfbookreviews.blogspot.com/ This is a great Blog! Tiger was once asked what is he thinking about as he stands over an important golf shot..he replied that he focuses on the process, his routine, and lets the results take care of themselves…

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]]> Comment on Mental Golf - The Confidence Cycle by Golfkurs http://www.mentalgolfblog.com/mental-golf/mental-golf-the-confidence-cycle#comment-3 Golfkurs Tue, 09 Dec 2008 02:29:22 +0000 http://www.mentalgolfblog.com/mental-golf/mental-golf-the-confidence-cycle#comment-3 golfers gain confidence in their ability and game. It’s good stuff! golfers gain confidence in their ability and game. It’s good stuff!

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