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Best Golf Tip Ever

Bobby Jones wrote;

  "Golf is assuredly a mystifying game. Even the best golfers cannot
step onto the first tee with any assurance as to what they are going
to do.

  ...It would seem that if a person has hit a golf ball correctly a
thousand times he should be able to duplicate the performance
almost at will. But such is certainly not the case.

  The golf swing is a most complicated combination of muscular
actions, too complex to be controlled  by objective conscious
mental effort. Consequently, we must rely a good deal upon the
instinctive reactions acquired by long practice. It has been my
experience that the more completely we can depend upon this
instinct--the more thoroughly we can divest the subjective mind
of conscious control, the more perfectly can we execute our shots.
That intense concentration upon results, to the absolute exclusion
of all thoughts as to method, is the secret of a good shot. Few
great shots are played when the mind is fixed on the position of
the feet, the behavior of the left arm, etc.

  In playing a golf shot it always helps if the player can shut out
form his mind all worry over the result of the effort, at least
while he is in the act of playing the shot. . . After taking the stance,
it is too late to worry. The only thing to do then is to hit the ball.

  It is not easy, even with the assistance of a first-class teacher,
for any man to develop a sound golfing style. But it is possible
and practicable for person to cultivate a mental attitude toward
the game which will enable him to get everything possible out
of his own capability.