Lisa Brown
Author, "Breakthrough Golf!"

Despite the hope promised by 'hot new' golf products, the sad truth is that only a small percentage of average golfers ever improve.

Handicap statistics compiled by the National Golf Foundation and United States Golf Association show that most golfers establish their level of competency after a few years. After that, they seldom vary their scores by more than a stroke or two.

Now here's the good news:

I guarantee that if you do the simple things I tell you to do in the next 4 weeks, you will make a quantum leap in your golf performance.

Skeptical? Maybe so. But what if what I'm about to tell you is true?

You are invited to join a NEW four-week, private, exclusive online mental toughness class led by me entitled “Mental Toughness for Golf: Perform Your Best Under Pressure.”

The reason I can make this promise to you is that most golfers' lack of progress is due to improper training. Golfers tend to obsess over equipment and technique. They neglect the mental side of golf and their short game.

To play better golf, you need to build and practice a consistent swing that you trust. Forget the right forearm and the left hip. Forget pushing, pulling, and rotating. Make your game as simple and repeatable as possible. Focus solely on doing what is necessary for you to square the club to the target line at impact.

To square your club to the target line at impact, the following four ingredients are a must:

1. A good grip
2. The proper set up
3. The right swing speed
4. Gaining a feel for the swing

The first two ingredients are easy if you don't already have them. A good pro at your club can give them to you in a few minutes.

The second two are tougher, because your mind can creep in and create errors. A common cause of errors in your swing is over-tightness in the muscles, which happens when you tense up.

When your muscles tighten, your swing slows, you cannot connect to the feel of your swing, and your drives get shorter and shorter.

This is why it is so important to be confident on the golf course. Not only do you enjoy golf more, your drives become longer and more consistent.
 

Here's What You Will Learn in Mental Toughness for Golf:

Week #1
How to Achieve Maximum Confidence

Being mentally tough is about one thing: how to handle fear and performance anxiety in your most important rounds.

You'll get step-by-step instructions by me on how to create positive emotions and master negative emotions using the latest cutting edge research.

You'll check and re-fine your existing strategies for dealing with emotions. If you don't have any strategies, this course will help you create some.

You'll also start to look at what's working and what's not working for you to create and keep maximum confidence in big games right away.

You will discover the following:

• How Vijay Singh focuses on his own game instead of getting the #1 spot on the leaderboard
• Mark Tewksbury's mental secret for capturing an Olympic gold medal in swimming (it will surprise you!)
• How great golfers create an internal environment for themselves in which they do not feel pressure
• How Tom Kite prevents golf frustration from setting in
• The 10 strategies to gain confidence that never work—yet golfers always try
• Four killer strategies to reduce your performance anxiety in golf
• The truth about negative emotions in competition and how you can use these emotions to your advantage
• Why criticizing yourself destroys your confidence
• Who the best ball striker in golf is and his cardinal rules for avoid self-criticism
• What your competitors are doing to put pressure on themselves—and how you can avoid this trap

If you've been playing for any length of time, you've had bad things happen to you: a poor start, or having a fellow player discourage you.

Most golfers are not in control of their performance. If circumstances are good, they perform well; but when things don't go their way, they tend to perform poorly. The very best golfers know exactly how to re-focus when bad things happen to them in competition.

This course will show you exactly how to identify your stressors and how to overcome them so you can stay on your “A” game no matter what.

You will discover the following:

• Which stressors or “distractions” bother you the most
• Tiger's pre-tournament mental toughness routine for blocking out fans, reporters, and other annoying distractions
• How Arnold Palmer learned to concentrate during the Masters
• Four breakthrough methods for handling adversity when you encounter it in golf
• A simple, yet surprisingly effective method for staying resilient in the face of bad shots
• How Tom Kit's money winnings soared after he mastered the art of optimism
• How Fred Funk mentally handles tough courses
• How to channel frustration and disappointment and turn them into a peak performance

Week #3
Play Your Game with Total Focus

All golfers know that there's nothing like an excellent start to put them in a confident, relaxed frame of mind. A great start takes pressure off you and allows you to have fun while competing.
This course will help you develop a customized, dynamite pre-golf routine that will get you psyched right from the very start of your event.

and...

How to Handle Golfers Who Treat You Poorly or Underrate You

No matter how mentally tough you are, your environment affects you. You need to feel that you have the support of your coaches and family in order to pull off consistently great performances.

This course will give you specific strategies for gaining the trust of the people around you – and for handling any problems they might throw your way.

You will learn the following:

• How to “psyche up” the day of the game so you are relaxed, confident, and totally prepared to win
• What your “second reaction” is and how it can suck you of confidence and energy
• What to do if you lose your confidence the day of the game
• A professional musician's method for laughing at negative emotions (that he learned playing the Grammy awards!)
• How to get the support of your coach, parents, and even competitors
• How Jack Nicklaus pulled himself out of a slump by changing his mindset towards golf
• Exactly what to say and do if a coach or parent is being cold to you when you need their support
• How Mike Weir exercises patience when he does not start well
• What you should be paying attention to during your most important competitions to win

Week #4
How to Handle Failure So You Come Back More Confident Than Ever

I've been in private practice with athletes for over 10 years, and their pattern is always the same: they call me about 3 weeks before their provincial, national, world, or Olympic championship to prepare for it.

This is a good idea, but what's equally important is doing mental toughness training after a major failure.

All good athletes experience failures; however, it's how you emotionally handle these losses that will determine whether or not you will leave them in the past...or re-create failure for yourself over and over again.

You will learn:

• Michael Jordan's secret to creating unstoppable self-confidence
• A world class athlete's technique for staying motivated
• How pro golfers, including Vijay Singh, interpret failure so it flatters them
• Why most athletes refuse to visualize success in their minds
• A unique way to program yourself for immediate success
• Why the very best golfers lose confidence and how to avoid this syndrome
• How to respond to failure so you are more motivated than ever, including what Tom Kite does on the course when he's not having any fun

Here's exactly how the class will work:

After you register, you will receive an e-mail from me containing your online course instructions. After that, you receive a lesson a week for 4 weeks complete with mental toughness assignments. These lessons are designed to help you lower your score immediately.  To gain full benefit, you'll want to devote 1-2 hours to this training each week for 4 weeks.

How much will this cost? If you attended one of my seminars, the training would cost you at least $500. If you came to me for in-person coaching, the fee for 4 weeks would be $2000 and up, because my hourly fee is $300.

But for this exclusive, new online Home Study program, you can gain my in-depth insights and perfect your mental game for only $97 plus GST.

Imagine waking up every morning knowing exactly how to play your best golf...how to approach your most pressure-filled situations...how to re-create your best swing and attitude…how to become more mentally tough each season... and exactly how to reach your potential as a golfer.

You probably spend 10 times this much each season on equipment, coaching, and travel expenses. Isn't it time to invest in your mental game too? Aren't your golf-related goals and dreams worth it?

100% Money Back Guarantee

Is the course guaranteed? Absolutely. Sign up now. If you're not happy with the course, tell me and you can have ALL your money back – no hassles.

The only request I have is that you participate in the entire course before deciding.

Think about this guarantee for a minute: it's exactly the same as taking home a new car, test driving it for 2 weeks, then returning the car and have the dealer say to you, “OK, here is all your money back... and, by the way, you get to keep the car too.” It's the same thing, because I can't take back from you what you will learn from me in 4 weeks.

To register, simply click on the link below and fill out your information. Or, phone us at (403) 261-2726 and we'll send you my Mental Toughness for Golf Home Study Program immediately. 

If you have questions, e-mail me at lisa@lisabrown.ca. You don't need to do any teleconferencing, videotaping, or attending expensive lessons from pros. You can sit at home, or even at a beach or in a coffee shop and conduct your e-class from wherever you can get email!

To your success,
Lisa Brown, M.A.
Author, "Breakthrough Golf!"

p.s. Join me in this course, and I will teach you EXACTLY how to apply mental toughness training to golf for maximum results.

What would your life be like if you had the ability to perform at the upper limit of your talent—consistently? This is the mental toughness ability that separates golfers who reach their goals from golfers who do not.