Great tip! Always hit it good on the range and see it go downhill starting on first tee and then once I have gotten behind I relax and just play…and things come together. So your explanation makes total sense. My thoughts are completely different on the range versus the 1st tee and now I understand why things don’t go well. Can’t wait to think different and get some good early starts to my round!
David:
Your explanation of the processes is so true. The range pro to course schmo scenario. But I have to ask you: How but for the grace of God did you not tell the camera crew …’ Cut, cut, I can’t take it anymore!!!’
It sounded like Armageddon was going on in the background. Jet airliners, helicopters, power drills, …….human sacrifice, dogs n cats, living together…..mass hysteria!
You get the picture. Next time pick a green cemetery to tell us the wisdom of your ways…. Less talking going on in the background
I enjoy your outlook at the game. I try to put some of your techniques to use. Your advice has slow my game down. I feel that I am better prepare to shut out the noise. Your methods apply to every day life.
Have a great day.
Peter
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4 Responses to “Eliminate the First Tee Jitters”
June 24, 2015
steveandersonGreat tip! Always hit it good on the range and see it go downhill starting on first tee and then once I have gotten behind I relax and just play…and things come together. So your explanation makes total sense. My thoughts are completely different on the range versus the 1st tee and now I understand why things don’t go well. Can’t wait to think different and get some good early starts to my round!
Steve
June 25, 2015
JohnSweeneyDavid:
Your explanation of the processes is so true. The range pro to course schmo scenario. But I have to ask you: How but for the grace of God did you not tell the camera crew …’ Cut, cut, I can’t take it anymore!!!’
It sounded like Armageddon was going on in the background. Jet airliners, helicopters, power drills, …….human sacrifice, dogs n cats, living together…..mass hysteria!
You get the picture. Next time pick a green cemetery to tell us the wisdom of your ways…. Less talking going on in the background
Thanks!
August 18, 2020
PeterSauterI enjoy your outlook at the game. I try to put some of your techniques to use. Your advice has slow my game down. I feel that I am better prepare to shut out the noise. Your methods apply to every day life.
Have a great day.
Peter
August 18, 2020
mentalcoachThank you Peter and congrats on your improvement. Wanna speed it up? Check out Wired to Win if you have not done so yet.
Thanks!
DB