The Four Foundations of Golf: How to Build a Game That Lasts a Lifetime

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Grit is the fuel that will keep you going as you face inevitable setbacks in creating this new identity. You can finally get all the methods he’s used to become a scratch golfer and coach other players in one complete guide - The Four Foundations of Golf.

With these earlier chapters in the mental game section, I’m ultimately building a process you can commit to on every shot.My overall rating reflects the fact that there isn't much here for people who've already explored a lot of other high quality golf instruction books. My score was the only litmus test of success, and when I felt it was out of reach, I would give up on the day. What you do now is a mirror image of the type of person you believe that you are (either consciously or subconsciously). While I still have to work on these shots to maintain my skill, I believe I am an excellent intermediate wedge player.

The Four Foundations of Golf is an excellent addition to any golf library, explaining a wide range of improvement methods in great depth without being confusing. There are four foundations to building a successful game - expectation management, strategy, practice, and a sharp mental game.I was utterly terrified of intermediate wedge shots for years and would do anything to avoid leaving myself 30-80 yards from the hole.

What I read the book for didn’t come until the last 100 pages and again, was nothing ground breaking or new.

The book draws on proven methods in various topics, including expectation management, strategy, practice methods, and sharpening your mental game.

The provided stats, advice, and even crucial training drills provide a clear path to not only get better but enjoy this awesome game we are all gladly addicted to!It just shifts your approach so that skills and time you do have will become much more fun -- for you and your playing partners. The goal of a golf book should be simple—get you to shoot lower scores—but so often they're bogged down by technical jargon and theoretical filler. If you are reading this book to become the absolute best golfer and want to lower your handicap, this chapter will be vital, especially if you lack grit.