Graeme McDowell winning the US Open

In the world of golf, where the pursuit of perfection meets the unpredictable challenges of nature, no one personifies the spirit of resilience more than Tommy Moore. Tommy's story is a testament to the unyielding human spirit and the unwavering determination to overcome adversity.

Golf, often described as a sport that's 90% mental and 10% physical, is a unique challenge. Success on the course isn't just about swing mechanics and equipment; it's equally dependent on your mindset. In the realm of golf psychology, Karl Morris stands as a luminary. With over three decades of experience working with golfers of all levels, his insights have helped many players enhance their mental game. In this article, we will delve into Karl Morris's top 10 mental golf game tips that can transform your approach to the game and, ultimately, your performance on the course.

The Stats Tiger Woods Monitors Religiously

It is no exaggeration to say there has been a tectonic shift in golf instruction over the past 20 years.

That should probably read ‘tech-tonic’, because technology has revolutionised the way the game is coached. Revered for so long, a teacher’s expertise and experience have been relegated to the status of beliefs and opinions in the face of the irrefutable facts and data thrown up by a new, microchip-based army of gadgets.

To quote legendary coach Chuck Hogan ‘, we are drowning in information but searching for knowledge’

How did 2022 turn out for you and your golf? Was it a good season or did it look eerily similar to many previous years?

Some highs and lows but essentially your game remains in much the same place you started at the beginning of the previous year. For many of us who play the game, we tend to keep repeating the same old patterns and habits whilst our scores and performances remain stubbornly similar.

I want to throw a challenge at you at the start of this year by asking you a simple question.

Could it be POSSIBLE you could have a great golfing year in 2023?

Is it possible?

That is the challenge.