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Zen Golf by Joseph Parent — WisdomDeck honest review
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Zen Golf

by Joseph Parent

A Buddhist teacher and golf coach on the mental game: the PAR approach, preparation, action, response, and letting go of outcome. Applies well beyond golf.

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you want mindfulness applied to performance under pressure.

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you want swing mechanics.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Prepare, act, respond.
  2. Let go of the last shot.
  3. Confidence is a choice of attention.

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Use the PAR routine on every shot in one round.

Our verdict

The mental game, Zen style.

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