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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Even The Best Quake
One of the best parts about winning a tournament on the PGA Tour is that, even if you haven’t won in four years, everybody wants you to keep reflecting back on your victory. And so a week after his three-hole … Continue reading
Posted in Awareness, Confidence, Consciousness, Expectations, Mastery, Possiblity, The Zone, Trust, Uncategorized
Tagged Brandt Snedeker, Golf, Harbour Town, Mastery, New Orleans, Zurich Classic
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New Orleans Dartboard Picks
This is the sixth week of our little experiment to test the depth of field in PGA Tour events: how would a randomly selected slate of ten players match up against the ten experts at pgatour.com who attempt to pick … Continue reading
Posted in Mastery, Possiblity, Tournament Previews
Tagged Golf, Mastery, New Orleans
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Commitment
Until one is committed, there is hesitancy, the chance to draw back, always ineffectiveness. Concerning all acts of initiative, there is one elementary truth, the ignorance of which kills countless ideas and endless plans: That the moment one definitely commits … Continue reading
Posted in Awareness, Commitment, Consciousness, Fear, Love, Mastery, Spirituality, Trust
Tagged Consciousness, Golf, Mastery, Spirituality
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Champions In Full Flight
From a fan’s point of view, we couldn’t have had a much better final round at The Heritage played at Harbour Town Golf Links in Hilton Head, South Carolina. There was first, a three-hole playoff between Brandt Snedeker and Luke … Continue reading
Posted in Mastery, Mastery Sunday, Putting, Short Game, Trust
Tagged Brandt Snedeker, Golf, Harbour Town, Luke Donald, Mastery, Tim Herron, Tommy Gainey
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Mastering The Game
Mastery is a process, not an end state. The work, alas, is never done. It’s like peeling the proverbial onion, you peel back one layer only to get to the next layer. It’s why people like Jack Nicklaus say that … Continue reading
Posted in Awareness, Doubt, LPGA Tour, Mastery, Self Realization, Women In Golf
Tagged Golf, Mastery, Spirituality, Women In Golf
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Being Prepared
Ever run to the first tee and wish that you had just another ten minutes on the range? Ever get to the first green and wish you’d hit more than just six putts? Ever enter a weekend tournament at the club and … Continue reading
Posted in Awareness, Commitment, Consciousness, Doubt, Fear, Mastery
Tagged Golf, Graeme McDowell, Harbour Town, Mastery
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Mastery at the Margin
Two disparate things came together yesterday as the inspiration for today’s post. One of the things that happens to you as you invest yourself in trying to get better at the game of golf is that, even with a modest level … Continue reading
Posted in Awareness, Coaching, Commitment, Consciousness, Expectations, Failure, Fear, Mastery, Trust
Tagged Failure, Golf, Mastery
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Cherry Pickers
This is the week that the ball strikers come out. The ball strikers are the PGA Tour players who don’t necessarily hit the ball a long way, but they hit it very solidly and they hit it “where they’re looking.” … Continue reading
Posted in Mastery, Tournament Previews
Tagged Golf, Harbour Town, Mastery
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