Golfers Learn
FOCUS
To focus by shutting out the rest of the world. Only the ball, the breeze, the club in their hand, and the ground beneath their feet exist.
PERSPECTIVE
A golfer learns from watching their opponent; another person’s perspective can alter the golfer’s next decision.
LIFE LESSONS
To apply the lessons of golf off the course. Because life is a series of a few bad shots wedged between dozens of great ones. And it is the great shots that keep you in the game.
RESPECT
A golfer learns to respect nature, traditions, their opponent, and themselves.
SELF-WORTH
The scorecard is not a measurement of talent but proof of resolve.
SELF-AWARESS
A golfer learns something about themselves with each swing. The outcome is only as good as the effort given.
SELF-CONTROL
Self-control; some shots require power, others, a gentle finesse.
SELF-CONFIDENCE
Self-confidence when they nail a drive or sink a long putt.
A Golfer Learns... Original work by
~C. R. Mitchell
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