The Unstoppable Golfer Trusting Your Mind & Your Short Game to Achieve Greatness Book

This hardcover book published in April 3, 2012, is authored by Dr. Bob Rotella with contributions from Mr. Bob Cullen. This is the definitive guide to being experienced with the large challenges of putts, bunker shots, pitches, and chips. Its main author, Dr. Bob Rotella, is an expert golf psychologist. Not only is he a golf psychologist, his clients are the top golf players such as Darren Clarke, Keegan Bradley, and Padraig Harrington. He has given his recommendations to golfers with different level of skills in Dr. Bob Rotella’s books that are great bestsellers. In this book, he takes up the role of the mind in the challenging factor - the golf short game.

Everyone knows that around 2/3 of shots that a golfer does are short, such as pitches, chips, and putts. Although long drives can create public applause, but the small shots make the large difference. However, many players fail to acknowledge or find it better to not mind the significance of a short game in golf. The book, has Dr. Bob Rotella using his particular experience and knowledge that worked with his clients such as Graeme McDowell and Davis Love to support each golfer to master the art of the golf short shot and take away the frustration of this challenging part of the golf game.

The short game needs high concentration levels that is usually a source for trepidation for both amateurs and professionals. Dr. Bob Rotella educates his readers on how to go over that trepidation by utilizing their brains to get into that calm state, wherein there is just one focus: the hole. The author gives stores on how golf professionals he worked with have become professionals in the psychological factor, specifically concentrating on targets, imagining shots, committing to routine, and completely embracing what occurs to the ball.

Beyond noting his work with other professional golfers, Dr. Bob Rotella goes into memory science and how knowing how the brain works, specifically those parts that focus on tasks that are physical, can really up the golf game of a player, especially when it is trying to get outside of a bunker, maybe even to take the measure on a long putt. To both dedicated and casual golfers, a good short game offers the greatest pleasures in golf: the pleasure in training your mind to make them into unstoppable golfers. The golfers that Dr. Rotella has taught since 1984 have won seventy four professional titles (major), two Masters tournaments, twelve U.S.A. Opens, twelve British Opens, eleven PGA Championships, four U.S. Women’s Opens, six LPGA Championships, five Championships for Kraft-Nabisco, five Tradition Championships, seven Women’s British Opens, two PGA Championships (Senior), five U.S.A. Senior Opens, and three Players Championships (Senior).

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