The Golf Problems And Solutions Database

Introduction

Welcome to The Problems And Solutions Database. Now here’s the instructions on how you should use this database to it’s full potential. First of all play a game of golf and then as soon as you’ve finished your game sit or lie down and replay each and every shot in your mind. And from doing this find one main aspect of your game that prevented you from playing your best.

Also (and this is really, really important) when doing this ONLY choose one problem. Do not pick any more than one.

So if from doing this you find that your main problem was that you missed 5 putts from inside 6 feet then that’s what you should concentrate on improving. Or if you find that you pulled basically every iron shot then that’s what you should find a solution to. Just pick the one biggest problem and concentrate on fixing that, and here’s how.

Look in the section that you think will most probably have the solution to your problem. Then quickly read through all the problems and solutions in that section and once you’ve found the solution to your problem do the drills and/or exercises everyday for 30 consecutive days. Even if it’s only for 2 - 3 minutes a day it’s better than nothing.

If you do the drills over and over again for at least 30 days then you’ll be grooving the new move or habit you want to make. Don’t just do the drill or exercise once and then think you’re cured. NO! Do the drill over and over again. Even if it’s only a minute or two everyday. It doesn’t matter. Just do the drill for at least 30 days straight.

And if over this 30 days you play a game of golf and a different problem comes up, just keep a note of it and then go about fixing it after you’ve finished the 30 days with the first problem. Concentrate on one thing at a time. Don’t try to fix all your problems at once. You’ll just get confused and you won’t achieve very much.

So that’s how to use this invaluable resource.

Nick Bayley - Consistent Golf Kind Regards,