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Tag Archives: Bernhard Langer
Bernhard Langer: On how he’s going back to the short putter
Bernhard Langer has been one of the most dissatisfied players with the USGA’s decision to ban anchored putting, anchoring the top of the putter grip to the body as a stabilizing fulcrum against the yips. But the time to make … Continue reading
Posted in Acceptance, Awareness, Mastery, Putting, Rules of Golf
Tagged Anchored Putting, Bernhard Langer, Charles Schwab Cup, Consciousness, Desert Mountain Club, Golf, Mastery
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Bernhard Langer: Faith when things go wrong
After Bernard Langer’s seemingly inevitable charge to the top of the Charles Schwab Cup standings on Thursday, preliminary preparations began for the coronation on Sunday. He rendered the Cochise course at the Desert Mountain Club in Scottsdale, Arizona almost defenseless … Continue reading
Posted in Acceptance, Awareness, Consciousness, Mastery, Patience, Spirituality, Trust
Tagged Bernhard Langer, Charles Schwab Cup, Consciousness, Desert Mountain Club, Golf, Mastery, Spirituality
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Bernhard Langer: On finding peace on the golf course
Thursday’s first round of the Charles Schwab Cup at the Desert Mountain Club in Scottsdale, Arizona, opened with Colin Montgomerie in first place for the cup point race, Jeff Maggert in second and — cue the shark music from Jaws … Continue reading
Bernhard Langer: On Finding Peace
A recurring theme in this blog is freedom, as in the ability to completely relax and allow your swing to freely — and therefor, efficiently — swing. It all falls apart when we try to force any aspect of the … Continue reading
Bernhard Langer: A stunning shot to remember…and how to make them
Bernhard Langer entered the media room after his 4-under 66 on the Cochise Course at Desert Mountain in Scottsdale, Arizona. That left him T2 with three others and one stroke behind the leader, Tom Pernice, Jr. One of the first … Continue reading
Schwab Cup: Wednesday Interviews
Well, the Champions Tour let it all fly with the interview schedule this afternoon at the Cochise course at Desert Mountain in Scottsdale, Arizona. We had: Colin Montgomerie Bernhard Langer Jay Haas Fred Couples The first three were scheduled for … Continue reading
Posted in Accomplishment, Awareness, Confidence, Consciousness, Intention, Mastery, Practice, Trust
Tagged Bernhard Langer, Charles Schwab Cup, Cochise, Colin Montgomerie, Consciousness, Desert Mountain, Fred Couples, Golf, Jay Haas, Mastery
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Fred Couples: Strolling to the Schwab Cup Championship
Mr. Cool did it again. In a fairly effortless manner — although he might disagree with that — Fred Couples strolled around a course he likes a lot, to a six-shot victory. He played the TPC Harding Park in San … Continue reading
Posted in Accomplishment, Champions Tour, Commitment, Expectations, Intention, Mastery, Practice
Tagged Bernhard Langer, Charles Schwab Cup, Consciousness, Fred Couples, Golf, Kenny Perry, Mastery, San Francisco, TPC Harding Park
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PNC Father-Son Challenge: It’s All About Family
First of all, the tournament title has become a misnomer. There are two daughters, a stepson and a grandson playing with their tour pro fathers, stepfather and grandfather. One year, Lee Janzen played with the late Payne Stewart’s son, Aaron, … Continue reading
Posted in Accomplishment, Mastery
Tagged Bernhard Langer, Consciousness, Davis Love III, Fred Funk, Fuzzy Zoeller, Golf, Jack Nicklaus, Lee Janzen, Mastery, Paul Azinger, Payne Stewart, PNC Father-Son Callenge, Raymond Floyd
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Tiger’s Bad Behavior
Skimming my Twitter timeline Tuesday morning, I came across Bob Carney’s moderation of the Editors’ Blog in Golf Digest. It was intended to be an open forum for the readers to express their “reaction to a passionate Masters…Bubba’s, Phil’s and … Continue reading
Posted in Anger, Awareness, Mastery, Self Realization, Spirituality, Transformation
Tagged Anger, Angie Watson, Bernhard Langer, Bob Carney, Bubba Watson, Consciousness, Craig Stadler, Golf, Mastery, Spirituality, Ted Scott, The Masters, Tiger Woods
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Three Good Sunday Stories
The Women’s British Open There must be something in the German water all of a sudden. For years, the only German golfer any Americans knew was Bernhard Langer. In a distinguished career strung across the PGA Tour, the Ryder Cup … Continue reading
Posted in Champions Tour, LPGA Tour, Mastery, Mastery Sunday, Tournament Previews, Women In Golf
Tagged Anthony Kim, Bernhard Langer, Caroline Masson, Golf, Greenbriar, Mark O'Meara, Martin Kaymer, Mastery, Olin Browne, Sandra Gal, Scott Stallings, U.S. Senior Open, U.S. Women's Open, Women In Golf, Yani Tseng
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