Review of Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book
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Review of Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book
[Following is a volunteer review of "Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book" by Kalliope Barlis.]
This book teaches golfers and aspiring golfers the fundamental skills required for each shot. It focuses on maintaining and perfecting a golf shot. Because the brain follows instructions, mastering them will boost consistency. This essential manual contains questions that a person should ask themselves in order to become an excellent golfer. Furthermore, because science has shown that writing down one's reflections encodes in a brain test, it is critical that one does so. Your brain believes what you think.
According to the author, the greatest golfers of all time have focused more on hitting the target on the course than worrying about the intricacies of their swing. Following each stroke, they followed the ball with their eyes in an effort to internalize the success structure. Furthermore, they stay focused on the ball and their intentions for it. The unconscious movements of their bodies during the swing are motivated by their conscious desire to hit the ball.
The book piqued my interest because it encourages readers to not only set goals, but also stick to them. To succeed, a person must work for what they want, not just hope for it. I discovered that hitting the hole in the fewest number of attempts is the ultimate goal of golf. I adored her theory that those who consistently engage in the same activities maintain a familiar experience, while those who take on new challenges gain the most knowledge and develop personally as a consequence.The thrilling part is when, following a successful shot, she added the celebration section and made adjustments for the next shot. The way you think about your golf shot influences its outcome, just as every moment in your life influences its future
I found no errors while reading the book. It was expertly edited. It was simple to read and comprehend, in my opinion. I give it 𝐟𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐨𝐟 𝐟𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐬 because the lessons learned in the book are applicable not only to golf but to many other areas of life as well, enhancing one's ability to appreciate the moments in life.For example, one of the author's clients was diagnosed with a disease and given a short life expectancy. In their conversation, she made it clear that the future had arrived. His perspective shifted, enabling him to live a happier life and improving his prognosis. It highlights how crucial it is to mentally practice shots. Each shot provides an opportunity to learn, and practice makes perfect. Have a purpose for what you are practicing in order to ensure quality work. I was able to learn that hitting the ball at your target is the fundamental goal of golf. She helped golfers adopt a new mindset, one in which anchoring good shots and countering bad ones with better ones takes time rather than rote learning.
To all golfers who wish to play golf more easily and optimally, I highly recommend this book. By following a routine and keeping it up, it gives us the necessary skills to complete the task at hand.
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Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book
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This book teaches golfers and aspiring golfers the fundamental skills required for each shot. It focuses on maintaining and perfecting a golf shot. Because the brain follows instructions, mastering them will boost consistency. This essential manual contains questions that a person should ask themselves in order to become an excellent golfer. Furthermore, because science has shown that writing down one's reflections encodes in a brain test, it is critical that one does so. Your brain believes what you think.
According to the author, the greatest golfers of all time have focused more on hitting the target on the course than worrying about the intricacies of their swing. Following each stroke, they followed the ball with their eyes in an effort to internalize the success structure. Furthermore, they stay focused on the ball and their intentions for it. The unconscious movements of their bodies during the swing are motivated by their conscious desire to hit the ball.
The book piqued my interest because it encourages readers to not only set goals, but also stick to them. To succeed, a person must work for what they want, not just hope for it. I discovered that hitting the hole in the fewest number of attempts is the ultimate goal of golf. I adored her theory that those who consistently engage in the same activities maintain a familiar experience, while those who take on new challenges gain the most knowledge and develop personally as a consequence.The thrilling part is when, following a successful shot, she added the celebration section and made adjustments for the next shot. The way you think about your golf shot influences its outcome, just as every moment in your life influences its future
I found no errors while reading the book. It was expertly edited. It was simple to read and comprehend, in my opinion. I give it 𝐟𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐨𝐟 𝐟𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐬 because the lessons learned in the book are applicable not only to golf but to many other areas of life as well, enhancing one's ability to appreciate the moments in life.For example, one of the author's clients was diagnosed with a disease and given a short life expectancy. In their conversation, she made it clear that the future had arrived. His perspective shifted, enabling him to live a happier life and improving his prognosis. It highlights how crucial it is to mentally practice shots. Each shot provides an opportunity to learn, and practice makes perfect. Have a purpose for what you are practicing in order to ensure quality work. I was able to learn that hitting the ball at your target is the fundamental goal of golf. She helped golfers adopt a new mindset, one in which anchoring good shots and countering bad ones with better ones takes time rather than rote learning.
To all golfers who wish to play golf more easily and optimally, I highly recommend this book. By following a routine and keeping it up, it gives us the necessary skills to complete the task at hand.
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Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
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