The Golf of Your Dreams

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World-renowned performance consultant and sports psychologist Dr Bob Rotella has written THE GOLF OF YOUR DREAMS for the golfer who is determined to get better but hasn't figured out how to go about it.
Building on his success with professional golfers such as Darren Clarke, Padraig Harrington, Colin Montogomerie, Brad Faxon and Davis Love III, Rotella now teaches and details a plan for lowering your handicap, ensuring a golfer's improvement if you follow his advice. Based on the strategies he developed working with the best in the sport, THE GOLF OF YOUR DREAMS is a sure fire way to help anyone play their best game ever.

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Simon & Schuster UK |
208 pages |
ISBN 9781416502005 |
April 2005

£7.99 List Price

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“Davis Love III My father spent many years teaching me to play golf, but when I reached the PGA Tour we realized that a poor short game was holding me back. My father suggested that Dr. Bob Rotella could help me reach my potential... ”

“Brad Faxon Top 10 player on the PGA tour and two-time member of the U.S. Ryder Cup Team During the last thirteen years with Dr. Rotella's instruction, I have consistently improved my game, my scoring average, my skills, and my... ”

“Tom Kite 1992 U.S. Open champion and 1997 U.S. Ryder Cup captain Bob Rotella understands the importance of discipline and dedication to a well-thought-out plan for improvement. Patience, persistence, and trust are required, but... ”

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Chapter 1

The Golf of Your Dreams, and Why Few Attain It

I have no quarrel with someone who wants to play indifferent golf.

Millions of people want to play a round of golf once or twice a month. They want to enjoy the fresh air, the sunshine, and the company. They don't want to practice or take lessons, and they may have valid reasons. Perhaps young children demand most of their time and energy. Perhaps their careers demand seventy hours a week. They may just not care very much how well they play golf. That's fine, as long as they understand the limitations they place on themselves, and admit they don't...