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Jason Day hits a hit last month on RBC Heritage.
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Jason Day says golf is a bit like getting into your car. You know where to go. You know how to go there. You have an idea of how to get to where you need to be.
But amateur players?
As if they are in the edits ed, in accordance with the topic.
In a recently released video By Bridgetone Golf, day He was revising the thought while standing on a ball set on a raising near the water and a small portion of the yards away from a flag. Jason Goldsmith, a performance coach, had asked him what his pro-am partners would do.
The great winner responded with their disputes – they do not pass what he calls the information phase, and they do not visualize.
The information phase, he said, is an assessment.
“They are simply able to walk in the shoot,” Day in the video said, “and then return and appreciate as, okay because it is upslope, we are in an uphill, we are descending to a grain lifting, we will go down a little further.
“And then I think the rest is that they don’t even understand lies. Just as I mean we have a very clean lie and taking some practical shakes to feel, okay, that’s how hard I have to hit.”
As for the visualization, the day said that amateurs do not ask what a good shot looks, then they fail to photograph it.
“I go, okay. That’s what it looks like,” the day in the video said, “I can see him out. I can see him sitting in green, I can see her out.”
And if the steps are overlooked?
“More lucky than anything else involved,” Day in the video said, “because they go through some practical shakes and they just hope they will get up there and be close to Pin.
“Likes how to get into your car this morning to come to the golf course. You know exactly what to do, where to come back, how to go, how fast you go – you have a road map to get here. This is what we are trying to do with this. We are trying to give you a road map to go here.
“To be honest, you only need a little discipline and a little practical. After a while, you start making it and that routine cement and you can’t hit another blow without doing it.”
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After a brief review, the day was then shattered to about 4 meters.
“I think the biggest thing is that what you understood is that despite the result, you have to get the result from him, no matter what you do,” he said in the video. “As long as you match your visualization, your feeling with what you did and you are committed to that kick, you hit a good blow.
“So the more you can focus on what you are trying to do and what you are trying to make and ask yourself the question and direct you through your loop, the better the golf you will play in the end.”
Editor’s note: to watch the entire Bridgetone video with the day, Please click here.
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