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In the 2012 Ryder Cup at Medinah Country Club
in Chicago, the American team was leading by
six points at the start of the final singles matches
on Sunday. Something felt amiss, however, they
seemed tense and were not engaging the crowds,
as they did the first two days.
The Europeans on the other hand, looked poised,
confident and determined. They had a higher
purpose. They were playing for the great European
golfer and Ryder Cup champion, Seve Ballesteros,
who had died earlier that year. This Ryder Cup held
extra meaning to each member of the European
Team and their play exemplified it.
Europe rallied that day and retained the Ryder Cup.
It was one of the worst loses ever for the U.S. Team.
It was clear, the Europeans played with a
Strategy,
while Team USA was playing
not to lose
, which, of
course, they did.
Play Golf with a Strategy
For several years, I have been teaching students
the importance of playing golf with a
Strategy
. This
thought process is designed to allow you to remain
calm, confident and focused throughout the entire
round.
If you practice with a
Strategy
, it will give each
Add a
Strategy
to Your Golf Game
By: Greg Liberto
NWO Golf Links