The Part of Golf No One Taught You

Category: Consciousness

  • Scottie and Collin: Practice the Motion, Play the Memory

    Scottie and Collin: Practice the Motion, Play the Memory

    Two of the best golfers in the world recently said something that should stop every serious player in their tracks. Neither used the words mindfulness, presence, or flow. But that’s exactly what they were describing. Pay attention. Pebble Beach: February 2026 Collin Morikawa stood on the 18th fairway needing a birdie to win the AT&T…

  • The Motion is the Memory

    The Motion is the Memory

    We often talk about “muscle memory” in golf. Grooving your swing. Pitch shots or putts you’ve practiced so many times they’re automatic. Repeatable motions you can trust under pressure. But your muscles don’t have memory. The proper term is “motor memory.” Memory lives in your brain—specifically in the neural circuits that produce the motion. Understanding…

  • Why Tips Don’t Stick

    Why Tips Don’t Stick

    You’ve done everything right. Watched the videos, taken the lessons, filled your head with advice from every credible source you could find. Grip pressure. Shoulder turn. Weight shift. Lag. Release. You know more about the golf swing today than you did a year ago. So why aren’t you playing better? The Paradox Here’s golf’s cruelest…

  • Golf Consciousness

    Golf Consciousness

    The PGA tour records extensive data on every shot, emphasizing the importance of both physical preparation and mental awareness in golf. Known as golf consciousness, this involves recognizing the thoughts and feelings that influence performance. By focusing on mental processes, players can enhance their game, utilizing awareness to improve their performance significantly.