The unstoppable golfer
trusting your mind & your short game to achieve greatness
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Author
Contributions
- Cullen, Bob, contributor - Contributor
Publication
2012 - Simon & Schuster, London, England
Language
English
Word Count
53,500 words, Guess
Page Count
214 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveunstoppablegolfe0000rote
- ISBN-101849837333
- ISBN-101849837341
- ISBN-10184983735X
- ISBN-139781849837330
and 5 more
- ISBN-139781849837347
- ISBN-139781849837354
- OCLC Control Number865062193
- Better World Books9781849837354
- Open LibraryOL35340643M
Classifications
- DDC796.3523
- LCCGV979.S54 R68 2013
- LCCGV979.S54
Description
"From the bestselling author of Golf Is Not a Game of Perfect and Golf Is a Game of Confidence, a book about how to improve your short game"--
Description
It's no secret that more than two-thirds of the shots a golfer makes are short ones: putts, chips, and pitches. Long drives may garner applause, but whether a golfer wants to win the Masters or just five pounds from his mates on Saturday morning, it's the little shots that make the difference. In The Unstoppable Golfer, Dr. Rotella, who has worked with stars like Rory McIlroy, Darren Clarke and Graeme McDowell, will teach readers how to use their minds to master the short game, by achieving a calm state of mind in which the focus is only one thing-the hole. In addition to preparing players mentally, Rotella will also explain the science of memory, and how knowledge of the brain's workings-in particular how it masters physical tasks-can improve a golf game, particularly the short game. The path to greatness isn't an easy one, and a player needs inspiration, which will come from great stories about the golfers and other sports professionals that Rotella has worked with. Mastering chips, pitches, bunker shots, and putts provides one of the ultimate pleasures of the game--and this is a pleasure readers will come to know by training their minds to become unstoppable golfers.
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