Believe and hit the ball


  • Golf
  • Sunday, 20 Apr 2025

Sweden’s Madelene Sagstrom is a fine example of a player with great self confidence and conviction. — AFP

AT the best of times amateur golfers find this a tough sport psychologically. A lot of it has to do with those negative thoughts – the ones that have us stiffen up over a shot and hit the ball to the exact place that we don’t want it to go.

With this, most club players want to shave a stroke or two, or more, off their scorecard. And many succeed by just toughening themselves up mentally.

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