Review of Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book

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[Following is a volunteer review of "Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book" by Kalliope Barlis.]
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Have you ever wished for a comprehensive guide to improve your golf game? Or perhaps you've been frustrated by the consistent misfires and missed opportunities on the course, leading to a decline in your interest in the sport. If any of these scenarios resonate with you, then "Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book" by Kalliope Barlis might be your resource. This book offers a detailed approach to mastering golf's mental and physical aspects, making it a valuable tool for players at any level.

Golf is a game of precision and strategy, but more than that, it's a game of the mind. The author emphasizes the importance of mental conditioning, suggesting that your mindset and your thoughts can influence your performance on the course. She argues that positive memories and a focused mind are key components in executing that perfect shot. The book presents different exercises and patterns to enhance your awareness, which is essential for improving your skills. Barlis emphasizes the importance of setting clear goals and sticking to regular practice as crucial steps to improve your golf game. She believes that these are the foundation of a successful golf game.

One thing I liked about this book was its holistic approach. While the primary focus is on golf, the lessons within extend far beyond the sport. The author's insights into positive thinking and mental training can apply to many areas of life. Those positive memories that can lead to positive outcomes are a universal truth, and this book serves as a reminder that the principles of success in sports can often be mirrored in everyday life. As I read through the pages, I learned about golf and gained different perspectives on life and personal growth.

The book has a lot of information and is supported with helpful visuals. The graphics at the end of the book are very useful. They show the swing patterns and techniques discussed in the guide, making it easier to understand, especially for those new to the game.

I rate "Play Golf Better Faster: The Little Golf Bag Book" 5 out of 5 stars, and the reasons are above. There's nothing I disliked; I liked everything! I found a few grammar errors, but they're not annoying. It is a well-crafted guide that leaves little to be desired. This book has something for both experienced golfers looking to improve their skills and beginners eager to learn. Even those familiar with golf will find new perspectives and valuable tips on its pages.

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:techie-studyinggray: I agree with everything you covered in your review of this book. I especially like the method of neuro-linguistic programming used to retrain our minds. As you stated, golf is very much a game of the mind. If we can control our thoughts we can have a better golf game. Great review!
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I have read this book and I absolutely agree with your review! I had a great time with this book and the techniques can be applied to other aspects of our life.
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Post by Julie Marie Basil »

I am not a golfer, but my husband is and has talked with me about the importance of the mental aspects of the game. This sounds like a great book for all golfers to read.
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