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Subtle Quits That Slow Your Progress in Golf

June 30, 2021 • Kathy Hart Wood • Episode 24

If you have felt like quitting the game of golf, you are not alone. Truly quitting golf would be selling your clubs and never playing again. This is really quitting.

But there are subtle ways that you quit on yourself and your golf game...and they slow your progress.

In this episode of Above Par, I discuss why we quit, where we quit and how to break the habit of quitting.

If you are a serious golfer who is frustrated golfer more than you want. This is a mental game issue and this is where I come in. Let me share with you my program where I teach you how to end frustration so you can focus on playing to your potential.

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