"The Zone" is an “optimal performance state”, a special “mental” place, where somehow, and for some period of time, conscious thought is suspended, everything flows, and you can do no wrong.
So what’s the zone and how can golfers find it?
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Here's a great piece by GolfWeek regular contributor Dr. Bob Winters, an internationally renowned sport psychologist who works with champion golfers, that ran in the February 2017 issue. Winters shares his :60 second strategy to get your head in the right frame of mind to begin your round.
Read MoreHere are four of our positive swing thoughts to try should a dreaded shank befall you.
Read MorePick up nearly any golf magazine and you'll find at least one story that touches on the mental game. Here's one we especially like, by Dr. T.J. Tomasi, Ph.D, published March 25th, 2017, in Golf.com. It boils down the science and explains why having a clear mind when you swing improves your performance. And he suggests using one of our favorite swing thoughts--"COMMIT/TRUST", to tap into your subconscious mind.
Read MoreWe're very excited with the USGA's Decision that ShoeTips is now Permitted under the Rules of Golf for use on your shoes or on your golf bag for all play, worldwide! "This is a game changer," said Steve Lewis, Founder and CEO of ShoeTips.
Read MoreSteve won the Senior Sarazen flight in Saturday's Golf Channel Amateur Tournament at The Rose Bowl's Brookside Golf Club in Pasadena -- with the help of ShoeTips! Very exciting! Moving up in the rankings.
Read MoreWho had more fun--the guys and gals who played in the May 5th All Fools Invitational at Los Verdes Golf Course in Rancho Palos Verdes, CA--or ShoeTips, who showed them how our product can help them improve their mental game?
Read MoreRickie Fowler says, “I know what you're thinking. They all matter. …here's what's going through my head when I look at one that really matters".
Read MoreMindfulness meditation—staying quietly in the present—has been shown to increase creativity, the ability to manage pain and the power to relieve anxiety. For golfers, the last one might be most important.
Read MoreKirby says, "Be aware of your feet, hip, and shoulder alignment. Make sure they are set up properly in relation to the target to accommodate your particular shot shape."
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