Category: Memory
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Read Wide, Aim Narrow
On average, putts can make up 40% of our stroke count per round. The putting stroke is the simplest motion in golf, and arguably the hardest golf skill to do consistently under pressure. The reason for that isn’t mechanical—it’s mental. Your stroke doesn’t change much from putt to putt, but hills, tiers, elevation changes, and…
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Stop Thinking, Start Putting
Ever stand over a putt, thinking through every detail of your stroke, only to pull it badly? There’s a cognitive reason for that—and the research backing it up is fascinating. Psychologists and neuroscientists have been studying golfers’ brains for decades in an attempt to better understand why we can make a pure roll that finds…