Dealing with the pressure out there


Phil Mickelson, winner of the 2013 British Open, was a classical example in that triumph of how to deal with a pressure situation, particularly his last six holes that yielded four birdies. The American will be seeking an unlikely second Claret Jug and seventh major title this week at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland. — AP

ADVICE of this sort is indeed excellent for amateur players, and seasoned professionals alike.

Whether it’s your tee shot on the 18th in the club championship or for the winning putt to beat your flight mates – or the British Open for that matter – pressure is an integral part of golf.

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