Has Your Golf Swing Disappeared Again?

What happens to you when your golf swing suddenly disappears?

Here’s how to get it back without endless lessons or arrays of gadgets to improve your muscle memory.

Imagine…

It’s perfect weather for a round of golf. Your pre-game practice was good and it has amazingly tranferred over to the course. It seems that every shot is crisp and on target. It could be that perfect round. You’re smiling, thinking about the bets you’ll win today; finally getting some money back…

Then without warning your shot squirts to the right. Suddenly you feel your stomach drop. Your face is flush. What just happened?

Shake it off, it was just a fluke. That ball is lost; hit another. Just relax, it’ll be ok…

What the…?

Not again! The only thing worse than hitting a stray shot is hitting two identical stray shots! And the round was perfect to that point!

Most golfers have experienced this tragedy more than once. Actually, most golfers think great golf is almost a fluke, because this happens just about every time they have a great round going.

Is it the golf swing? It could be. But if you have ever hit a shot that was accurate, then it says you CAN hit the shot again… and you should be able to do it every time.

The question Is: Why don’t you?

I will answer this question at the risk of exposing a growing problem in golf today.

The problem is that when a golfer goes to a golf instructor with this problem, the instructor usually give the golfer golf swing instruction.

Why is that a problem? Because the golfer already knows how to swing the golf club!

You probably think I’ve lost my mind, but if you’ve ever hit the ball well, you don’t need golf swing instruction.

So what’s the problem?

Your golf swing is merely a little out of control. It’s the same as if you lost control of your car. You still know how to drive; you just lost focus or got distracted. You don’t go back and get driving lessons every time you swerve slightly, do you? You don’t try out a new method of driving your car after a fender-bender, do you? Maybe you focus on what you’re doing more, but learn it all over? I think not.

Just like driving a car, hitting a golf ball requires focus. Since the golf swing is a little more prone to errors, the golf swing requires more focus than driving your car.

You’re probably thinking: “Wait, I play my best when I don’t think!”

The same goes for driving the car. When’s the last time you actually tried to think about turning the steering wheel as you went through a turn?

What I’m saying is that there is a huge difference between thinking and focus.

Why am I writing this? Because unless golfers can see how they “think” when making another movement and compare that with how they “think” during the golf swing, golfers will be stuck on the golf instruction merry-go-round, until they either run out of money or just get sick of instruction that doesn’t fix the real problem. 

So how do you get your golf swing back? By applying the same type of focus you use to steer your car around a corner to your golf game.

Try to imagine what was going through your mind when you first started driving. If you were like me, you were trying to figure out if there was something you could look at to know where the wheels were so you didn’t run off the road or get too close to the car beside you. Now, you never give it a thought… OR DO YOU?

This is my point. If you can capture the same type of thought; focus, that you use for driving a car and apply it to your golf game, you would instantly play better golf.

The next question I hear from golfers is: “How do I stop thinking?”

Well, I have always said that the answer was to think in pictures. And if you can do it without distractions, you will play better right away. My Golf Swing Control Instruction Course will show you how to focus properly during the golf swing…

… But I have found that most golfers have another step before they can start improving their focus during the round…

They have to get their “thinking” mind out of the way.

I have finally found a resource that can help you do that. Yeah, I’m not a psychologist. I learned this part of the game on my own and never realized how much trouble most golfers have trying to clear their thoughts. Well, the guy I found is a lot like me. He doesn’t believe in practice… Not hitting a thousand golf balls anyway.

His name is Craig Sigl. I like his program because it is simple, just like Golf Swing Control, and it is straight forward… just like Golf Swing Control.

You probably know by now, I don’t endorse other people’s products because I haven’t found many that have been worth the time to look at. Well, I finally have, and believe me, I didn’t do it very easily either.

Actually, Craig did a sneak-attack on me by helping my business partner, Eric, without telling me. After Eric started using Craig’s program, he went out to play golf without having any practice for almost 3 months. He told me that Golf Swing Control kept him in play,and Craig’s program kept his mind from talking himself out of a good round of golf.

That got me to look at Craig’s program, and I have to admit, once I listened to it, I knew it was a winner. I knew it, because Craig handles the same situations that I handle one on one with my professional golfers when needed. I figure if professional golfers have these problems, amateurs do too.

So that’s it, I think Golf Swing Control has found the one program that complements it perfectly. It’s Craig Sigl’s, How to Break 80 without practice. Don’t let the name of the program throw you off like it did me, it should say, How to break 70 without practice, but then I guess a lot of golfers would miss it that way too.

At any rate, whether you have Golf Swing Control or not, Craig’s program will certainly help you play better golf. Check it out by clicking this link: How to stop thinking during the golf swing.