You Have the Best Clubs that Money can Buy.
You've Taken Lessons for Years from Some of the Best Coaches.
You Tried Every Grip Possible.
You Practice Until Your Hands Blister.
But You Still Can't Lower your Handicap.
You Keep Running into the Same Old Problems.
"Golf is a game of how you react mentally""Golf is a game of how you react mentally. One bad shot or hole can ruin a round. EFT has improved how I think on the course, my calmness and my concentration." Former Arizona Cardinals linebacker Seth Joyner |
| "I have played some six 18 hole rounds of golf since the EFT approach was started. It seems there has been a 33% reduction in my handicap due to the EFT Techniques." Says Steve Sayre |
This technique often works when nothing else will.
ELIMINATE FIRST TEE JITTERS!
Step up to the first tee full of confidence, relaxed and tension free.NEVER PUTT IN FEAR AGAIN!
Putt with confidence. Avoid three putts. Sink pressure putts on the final hole. Start collecting on those friendly wagers instead of paying.WHAT’S YOUR DEMON
* A hook - A slice* That par 3 over 170 yards of water
* The par 5 with trouble on the left and out of bounds on the right
* Your golf buddy who always beats you…even when you’re 3 up with 3 holes to play
* 1st tee jitters
The golf game is 90% mental. Being that your swing comes from your mind you might say 100%. Have you ever noticed the more you think about swinging the worse it gets. You need to "Get yourself out of the way." STOP being nervous or anxious. STOP worrying about the score. BUT HOW?
With this quick and easy technique I will show you how.
* Take what you learn in a teaching lesson out onto the course
* The EASY way to correct ANY swing fault; Hint: it’s all in your head
* Why practice does not make perfect, and often times just the opposite
* How to Eliminate Fear and Doubt
* How to play to your true potential
* How to never choke again, EVER!
* Why your Comfort Zone is killing your scores
* A three minute pre-round technique that guarantees your success on the course
* Show you how to use the technique on the field without anyone knowing.