| Hitting the ball is only one component of
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| | the fairway, but the next shot is not yet
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| golf. Any golfer will tell you that there
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| | at the forefront of his or her mind. That
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| is much more to the game. Experienced
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| | will occur when the golfer reaches the
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| golfers find that they must center
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| | ball to tee off.
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| themselves mentally prior to each shot.
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| | Once this point is reached, the golfer
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| Playing golf is more than simply lining
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| | will make note of his or her distance to
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| themselves properly with the ball.
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| | the green, the weather and then select a
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| Although it may appear to require little
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| | club. By not focusing on the distractions
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| effort from the golfer, there is a lot
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| | around, the golfer can rather focus on
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| happening behind the tee.
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| | the shot. Thinking beforehand can affect
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| The following statement may sound like a
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| | the mental process oftentimes causing the
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| stretch to some, but there is truth
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| | golfer to become tense and anxious behind
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| behind it - Golf is Zen experience. This
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| | the tee. However, the Zen golfer should
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| statement is particularly true for the
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| | trust his or her body knowing that the
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| more advanced golfers, regardless of the
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| | mind and body are aligned and, simply,
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| fun and joking around often observed
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| | make the play.
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| during the game.
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| | Of course, not every shot can be a
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| What is Zen? Zen is simply the idea of
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| | perfect shot. But, the golfer practicing
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| being completely in each moment all the
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| | Zen will not allow the imperfect shots to
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| time. It is about experiencing each
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| | adversely impact the next shot as opposed
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| moment of life to the fullest and
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| | to the golfer who stresses about a missed
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| appreciating those moments for exactly
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| | shot allowing it to affect the next
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| what they are.
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| | shots.
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| This is what Zen is - being completely
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| | The golfer not practicing Zen will start
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| and totally in each and every moment at
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| | to think negatively about his or her
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| all times. It is about experiencing each
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| | golfing skills. This is, definitely, not
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| and every moment to the fullest extent
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| | going to help improve your game whether
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| possible while also appreciating the
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| | you are a die-hard golfer, in the early
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| moment for what it is.
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| | stages of learning golf or an occasional
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| Zen and golf correspond all throughout
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| | golfer as part of a golf club or group.
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| the game. A golfer practicing Zen will
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| | Once you are out on the course, you are a
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| notice everything around such as the
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| | golfer and negative thoughts will impact
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| direction and force of the breeze. Yet,
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| | you just as another. Don't be surprised,
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| the golfer is not actively thinking about
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| | though, if you don't hear about his in
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| his or her surroundings. He or she may
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| | your local golf club!
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| notice how the grass feels as they walk
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