Quick Tip - Good Shot Bad Shot
Mental Game
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Everybody has reactions to things. Unless you're a robot, your brain will supply a response to what is happening around you, be it good or bad. You can't turn your brain off, but you can train it. Managing your reaction is something that is possible, in a handful of different ways. Looking at the bigger picture between rounds, managing your body language, etcetera, mental game improvement can come in various forms. Join Tim Graves, PGA, and mental game guru Paul Monahan, as they discuss how to bolster your brain for your next round.
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