I’m in the middle of a chain reaction….
by Gareth McShea Ah the eighties, full of classic hits, Reebok pumps, perms and confused men (I’m looking at you Boy George!). Often times when I am coaching, a player […]
Category Archives: Psychology
Play It Safe Kid
by Gareth McShea “Hey junior, how did you go last week?” Immediately after asking the question I knew the answer, his shoulders slumped, eyes went to the ground, and he […]
Take Your time and Process this..
By Gareth McShea Senior AimPoint Instructor If you watched the final round of The Open Championship you witnessed something very rare and very special. Henrik and Phil were gladiatorial […]
Art or Science?
Is Putting Art or Science? by Mark Sweeney “Putting is an Art, Not a Science.” “Confidence is the Key to Putting.” “You have to see the ball go in the […]
Putting Blackjack
by Mark Sweeney Founder, AimPoint Golf When working with players I often see a make or miss, pass or fail attitude with putting, but this is the wrong way to evaluate […]
Hi, I’m Your Ball
by Your Golf Ball Hi, I’m your golf ball and I play by feel. You see I have no other choice–I’m blind, deaf, can’t smell and am completely brain-dead. My only […]
Trusting The System
Trusting The System by Jamie Donaldson, AimPoint Level III Instructor When it comes down to any shot you play in golf we all understand that trust in our decisions is […]
If It Makes So Much Sense, Why Won’t They?
by Bhrett McCabe, PhD Performance and Sports Psychologist I am always amazed talking to players, I mean elite players, when they reject the idea of AimPoint to help their putting. […]
The AimPoint Difference
by Antti Vaalas, AimPoint Level II Instructor (Finland) For many of us the best thing in golf is going low, shooting lights out, making birdies. The love of the challenge […]
