New Golf Thinking: 7 Breakthrough Techniques to Lower Your Score and How to Stop Slow Play (Illustrated) | CREATESPACE

Overview

CREATESPACE presents a fresh visual approach to golf thinking with New Golf Thinking. Rather than a traditional narrative, this illustrated guide combines 7 breakthrough techniques designed to lower your score and to curb slow play on the course. The book relies on 123 full color graphics and charts, so ideas are seen at a glance and easy to reference during practice or between shots.

The format invites you to flip directly to any of the 40 thinking faults and jump to a pictorial fix. This bite sized, visual style supports quick learning and everyday use, whether you are warming up on the range or closing out a round. The goal is to provide practical tools you can apply in the moment, without requiring lengthy theory or medical cautionary notes.

The seven techniques

• Bounce-Back to recover quickly after a setback
• Rise-to-Occasion to maintain focus under pressure
• Can-Do to choose constructive actions in the moment
• Results-Driven to keep pace and track progress
• Self-Start to empower independent practice and planning
• Freshen-Up to reset tempo and nerves
• Clear-Headed for calmer, smarter decision making

In addition, the book introduces a new Stop Slow Play Plan that aims to improve pace of play at the course, a helpful reference for players and pros alike.

How to use it

• Keep it on a table or in a bag for quick reference during rounds
• Use the smartphone or tablet companion to remind yourself of the techniques before shots
• Dip into bite-size graphics to reset after upset, tension, or frustration

The content is field-tested by PGA teaching pros and amateur golfers of every handicap, offering ideas that align with real course situations. The visuals are designed to be intuitive and memorable, so you can recall a strategy when a shot counts. While outcomes can vary, many readers find that structured thinking supports better course management, confidence, and resilience without replacing your swing practice. The tone is practical and non prescriptive, presenting possibilities rather than guarantees.