Thanks for being interested in playing golf with a scratch attitude. 

Like you, I’m an avid golfer, and although I’m not a pro, I put time and energy into playing the game to the best of my ability. Here’s how things have gone so far — I began playing golf after my 50th birthday, got my handicap down to scratch, won a club championship, and qualified to play in the Ontario Senior Am.

Look … I realize my ‘achievements’ don’t amount to a hill of beans in the grand scheme of golf. But nonetheless, I believe I’ve got knowledge that could be a game-changer for you. 

You see … I was a pioneer in the executive coaching field, and my experience helping professional athletes and corporate leaders improve their inner game revealed this truth: When it comes to personal performance, feelings are as powerful as thoughts. Or, to put it differently, you can’t think positive when you feel negative. 

Applying insights from my coaching experience to my golf — insights culled from the relatively new discipline of emotional intelligence — worked so well I was inspired to write a book so other golfers could benefit.  

The Golfer Who Developed A Scratch Attitude is a fiction about an avid golfer who habitually lets frustration diminish his ability and derail his most promising rounds. In the story, he finds a mentor who teaches him how to 

— feel good after a good shot  

— feel great after a great shot  

— feel calm after a bad swing or a bad break 

Let me be clear. Your best golf requires an artful combination of  physical, mental, and emotional skill. I’m not suggesting grounding your game in positive feelings will magically fix the flaws in your swing or automatically enable you to make decisions like a Tour caddy. I’m simply saying what every golfer knows from personal experience  — golf’s a hard game, and it becomes even harder when you’re restricted by negative emotion. The Golfer Who Developed A Scratch Attitude provides practical tools for aligning your emotions with your golfing potential.

And for those who are seeking inner game refinemets specific to your unique personality and situation, you can sign up below for a one-to-one coaching session. For  the same price as a box of ProV1’s, you could discover the key that unlocks your ability to have fun and play well.

Your golfing friend

Kent Osborne