This book provides a different approach to overcoming the mental

challenges facing all golfers. The beginning of this book provides an explanation for how the brain

works. The mental part of golf can be more precisely managed with a clearer understanding of how

the brain can be trained.

Up until now, visualization has not been a major topic for success in golf. It should be considered

as important as how you grip the club. Now, there is a way to take visualization to the next level.

The right and left brain process information differently. Acquiring a better understanding of how

both hemispheres function can help establish a more natural fluid golf swing.

Unlike activities like, basketball, soccer, pool, and darts, golf is the only sport wherein the

target is not observed while playing. The solution to this problem is explained in the chapter,

"Better Focus".

So many golfers ask the question, "Why do I perform better at the range than I do on the golf

course"? This book will resolve this Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde analogy.

The book concludes by analyzing the greatest players of all time. It is evident they possess(ed) a

mental game that is (was) superior to all other competitors.