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By boogielicious · Posted
I agree on the four types of golfers. Being #4, a good practice student, is obviously my goal. My question is really about practice vs play and how do we separate them. You went into it a bit in the episode. But bad shots affect me and I feel I revert when that starts to happen. All three of you mentioned the “getting through the round” swing. Got that. But there was also talk of transition time when making swing changes. An example was sighted where a student was working on his swing path and it was working but he was pushing everything to the right. That indicated his path was better. I guess I would want coaching on that for when I play. Do I set up so I expect the push on every shot? I would have liked a little bit more discussion on that. -
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By MentalityJohn · Posted
Great post and I agree with almost all of it. The discipline piece is real — most golfers want the result without the reps. One thing I'd add: there's a version of discipline that happens away from the range too. The 20 handicapper who texts the next day with a full-speed video — that's not just a practice discipline problem. That's an identity problem. He still sees himself as a 20 handicap who's trying something new. He hasn't made the internal shift to being the golfer who practices with intention. I work on the mental side of the game and what I've found is that the golfers who actually stick with the slow, boring, disciplined practice are the ones who've done some internal work on who they believe they are as a golfer. The ones who quit after two range sessions never changed the story they tell themselves. They're still running the old software. Discipline isn't just "will you do the reps." It's "do you believe you're the type of golfer who does the reps." That belief piece is what separates the ones who text you the next day with a full-speed swing from the ones who actually put in the work. -
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