What Makes Golf so Difficult?

June 6, 2010 by Admin 

Golfers on the ridge
Creative Commons License photo credit: Digital Sextant     Golf is one of the most difficult games to play because there isn't anyone to help you advance the ball from point A to point B.    Although helpful, a  caddie cannot swing the club, it's up to the player.   What makes golf so difficult?

The difficulty  comes from three sources:   1)   The Course.   2)   Others.    3)   Yourself. . .   The Course  -  Unique challenges are faced  every time a new course is played (yardage, terrain, turf, weather etc.).  Others –  remember the saying “play against the course and not your competitors,”  Try doing that the next time your in a close match with someone?    Yourself -  it's mentally challenging  to keep your game and thoughts together for 18 holes of golf.

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One Response to “What Makes Golf so Difficult?”

  1. Admin on July 2nd, 2010 11:58 pm

    You know Will, I’ll say it again “golf is a game played between your ears.” Jack Nicklaus had it right. . . he said “the set-up is 80% of the golfswing.” What he meant was that you have every opportunity to set-up properly and get it just right before you strike the ball. Tip for you: Don’t wait 30 seconds – try perhaps 10 to 15 seconds at best !
    Good Luck and thanks for tunning in.
    All the Best,
    Gary j. Zalimeni, Editor to learn more go to: http://www.golfswingbook.com

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