Master Your Mental Golf Game With A Secret Method The Pros Don’t Want You To Know About

Introducing Tap-In-Golf: The Ultimate Mental Game Mastery System. This cutting-edge technique combines centuries-old wisdom and quantum physics to allow you to kick your disability like a bad habit…in minutes!

There is a new mental golf game technique that most top players would prefer to keep secret. It’s called Tap-In-Golf. You may have already heard about the buzz it is creating in the world of golf. Today golfers from over 33 different countries are using this system to master their mental game, cure yips, take shots out of every round, lower their handicaps and get back to enjoying the game. In this short article, you’ll discover and experience this simple technique that brings results almost immediately—results you’ll feel in your body and see on your scorecard.

What is the Tap-In-Golf (TIG) Mind Game Mastery System?

Warning: this may seem a bit strange… but wait two minutes and experience the results. Do yourself a favor and suspend disbelief for a little while, and try the demo below. You most likely don’t care that it’s “unconventional.”

Tap-In-Golf is simply a form of acupuncture that you can do yourself, except you don’t use needles. Instead, you simply “tap” on a few “bright spots” while focusing on the negative feeling or emotion. Let’s do it!

Step One – Visualize a Stressful Golf Scenario and Rate the Intensity of Your Feelings

Sit comfortably and close your eyes. In a moment I will instruct you to imagine yourself on the golf course. It is not a generic course, but one that you know very well. You will imagine yourself on the most difficult hole, or possibly the most challenging stroke, that you have ever had to play.

Is it a tee shot over water, a deep greenside bunker, or a tricky chip on a sloping green? Whatever it is, I encourage you to fully immerse yourself in that setting and vividly imagine yourself standing over the shot.

As you do this mental exercise, take note of any particular negative emotions (nerves, anxiety, fear) or physical symptoms (butterflies in your stomach, sweaty palms) that come up and assign them an “intensity score.” We will use a simple scale from 0 to 10 (0 = no intensity, 10 = very high intensity).

For example, fear at level seven.

Please go ahead and do it now. Take a couple of minutes if you need to.

Write your “intensity number” on a piece of paper. We’ll use it for a subjective test in a few minutes.

Step Two – Touch Clean Points (Negative Focus)

You will then touch three points approximately ten (10) times each while focusing on the negative emotion or physical symptom you identified earlier. It is important that you focus on the negative while tapping

Point one: collarbone

You will use an open hand to touch this area. Technically speaking, it’s not the collarbone, but the two bony indentations at the base of the neck (the location of a tie knot). Gently tap it ten times while focusing on the negative emotion.

Point two: under the eye

Use the tips of your index and middle fingers to touch the bone about an inch directly below the eye. Gently tap it ten times while focusing on the negative emotion.

Point three: double wrists

Just touch the inside of both wrists together (over the area where you would wear a watch). Hit them together ten times while focusing on the negative emotion.

Interesting side note (sort of): This point on the wrist is the one that can reduce motion sickness. If you’ve ever been on a cruise, you may have used one of those wrist wraps for your queasy stomach. The truth is that those bands are designed to stimulate these exact points on the wrist. Manufacturers often don’t tell you that because it seems too strange!

Step Three – Touch the Collarbone Point (Positive Focus)

Now touch the collarbone point one more time with your open hand about 10 times while repeating (aloud or silently) the phrase “Make it easy.”

Step Four: Take a deep breath.

Step Five – Imagine the Exactly Same Golf Scenario Again and Check Your Intensity Rating

There is a good chance that the intensity of your emotion or physical symptom has decreased substantially or disappeared completely.

If you experienced a taper off but some intensity still remains, or if a different emotion or symptom arises, simply do one or two more rounds of this method until you feel calm, confident, and like you could take on the Tiger himself.

Question: Will this calm feeling really carry over to the golf course in this situation?

Answer: Generally. The subconscious mind doesn’t know the difference between what you imagine and what is “real.” However, if you experience negative emotions or symptoms while “living” on the golf course, simply apply this technique on the spot and eliminate them in no time.

The above demo is just the tip of the iceberg in terms of the enormous potential inherent in these unique techniques to master your mental game, lower your golf handicap, cure yips, and increase your enjoyment on the links.