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1. golf.com › news › how-process-leads-winning-golfHow does 'process' lead to winning golf? Harry Higgs explains

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   Nov 7, 2024 · 3. Accept the result, post-shot. Whatever happens, happens. Move forward and accept it. 4. Walk with your head held high. Through that acceptance, feel confidence in your game and how it is ...

2. www.golfdigest.com › story › low-net-losing-failingLosing vs. Failing: Why every golfer needs to know the difference

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   Jun 7, 2024 · Without validation in the form of a win, players tend to look for positive reinforcement elsewhere. “Self-preservation as a professional golfer can be the No. 1 thing,” said the journeyman pro ...

3. www.equip.org › articles › winning-way-golf-life-excerptThe Winning Way in Golf and Life (excerpt) - Christian ...

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   Apr 30, 2012 · I know that it might not sound too exciting, but having a sound pre-shot routine—a consistent and productive way to manage my emotions and control my thought process around the ball—in my career is the difference between success and failure, between winning tournaments and sitting in some coffee shop somewhere reminiscing about “what might have been.”

4. golficity.com › major-golf-tournaments-explainedMajor Golf Tournaments Explained - Golficity

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   Mar 28, 2014 · There’s a tangible buzz in the air when a major golf tournament is on the horizon. Trending topics light up social media. News feeds begin to highlight the event, the course, and all of the players in the field. And of course, the ever so popular topic of ‘will Tiger win and beat Jack’ always […]

5. www.golfmonthly.com › features › blogsDan Walker Column: 'What Is Success?' - Golf Monthly

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   May 2, 2018 · In golf, like tennis, the Majors carry so much more timber than the others. Tim Henman was wonderful to watch but never reached the final of a Grand Slam. A few years ago I interviewed a number of pro golfers about their sporting heroes and it was the name of Roger Federer that overwhelmingly came out on top.

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6. drmichellecleere.com › blog › psychology-of-winningPsychology of Winning and Losing in Sports - Dr. Michelle Cleere

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   Jul 5, 2016 · Winning sometimes breeds winning but often breeds losing…it’s not that these two worlds exist, it’s how you deal with them that matters. Just as I did with my tennis player in the above example, I can help you win more, stay out of the ‘outcome’ and be present, set expectations and learn to deal with losing in a way that allow you to feel successful.

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   Is winning a success or a failure?

   • Winning isn’t necessarily succeeding and losing isn’t necessarily failing. Let me explain. Just because the score says you’ve won, it doesn’t mean you’ve played your best or feel successful. I’ve seen it time and time again. If the score says you’ve lost but you played your best and you’ve met many of your expectations you feel successful.

   Psychology of Winning and Losing in Sports - Dr. Michelle Cleere

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   Why is it important to understand the difference between winning and losing?

   • As a competitor it is important to understand that you will experience winning and losing because both worlds exist for everyone, at all levels. Many of my young clients don’t quite understand that winning and losing are both important and actually do think that they should always be winning.

   Psychology of Winning and Losing in Sports - Dr. Michelle Cleere

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   Do you feel more successful if you've lost or won?

   • Sometimes you can feel much more successful when you’ve lost than if you’d won. One of my tennis players used to think winning was the only thing. He would get totally caught up in the score. Thinking about the outcome, pulled him out of his ability to be present and play and many times he would lose.

   Psychology of Winning and Losing in Sports - Dr. Michelle Cleere

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   What are the benefits of winning a major event?

   • Aside from earning a five year TOUR exemption, winning a major event often comes with huge sponsorship deals, additional Hall of Fame considerations, and plenty of other accolades that set a winner apart from the average TOUR player.

   Major Golf Tournaments Explained - Golficity

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   What does it mean if a score says You've won?

   • Just because the score says you’ve won, it doesn’t mean you’ve played your best or feel successful. I’ve seen it time and time again. If the score says you’ve lost but you played your best and you’ve met many of your expectations you feel successful. Sometimes you can feel much more successful when you’ve lost than if you’d won.

   Psychology of Winning and Losing in Sports - Dr. Michelle Cleere

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   What does a Masters winner get?

   • The tournament was established in 1934 and the winner of this tournament receives the coveted Green Jacket, a huge purse, as well as some serious TOUR exemptions. No matter what else a player has done in his career, if you’re a Masters winner, you’re considered to have accomplished one of the greatest feats in all of golf.

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8. www.golfdigest.com › story › golf-stats-that-matterThe golf stats that matter most on the PGA Tour

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   Jan 11, 2021 · The steady variable is FedEx Cup points accrued by a player during the regular season, which was our metric for success (you could argue that total strokes-gained average is better, but I wanted ...