Until You Play It, St. Andrews Looks

First And Fore-most, You Must Have Confidence. Your Second Mental Problem Is Concentration. Think The Shot Through In Advance Before You Address The Ball. Draw A Mental Image Of Where You Want It To Go And Then Eliminate Everything Else From Your Mind, Except How You Are Going To Get The Ball Into That Preferred Spot.

Forget Your Opponents; Always Play Against Par.

A Bad Putter Is Like A Bad Apple In A Barrel. First, It Turns Your Chipping Game Sour. Then It Begins To Eat Into Your Irons And Finally It Just Cleans The Head Off Your Driver.

Golf Course Architects Make Me Sick. They Can't Play Themselves, So They Rig The Courses So Nobody Else Can Play Either.

Make The Basic Shot-making Decision Early, Clearly And Firmly, And Then Ritualize All The Necessary Acts Of Preparation.