The Value of Self Belief – Hal Sutton #203

Today on the Brain Booster we have PGA Tour Legend Hal Sutton. Former Ryder Cup Captain and winner of the USPGA Championship in 1983 Hal shared some wonderful and honest insights into his game, his development and his view on the modern game. Going back to the PGA Championship in 1983 On the back nine on Sunday Hal had his hero Jack Nicklaus chasing him down. He had a number of consecutive bogeys and by his own admission the thought of being labelled a ‘choker’ came into his mind. Yet when it REALLY mattered Hal was able to summon an inner strength to get the job done. He explains HOW Hal talks about the key influences in his career The coaching of Jimmy Ballard The mentorship of the great Byron Nelson The conversations they had and how one single insight gave Hal the ability to hit the final tee shot to win his major at Riviera The experience of being a Ryder Cup Captain The reaction of certain players The pairing of Tiger and Phil How they responded The fall out from being on the losing team The questions and the opinions from other people How the defeat affected Hal for a LONG time afterwards and how he had to rekindle his love of the game Hal was also very candid about his relationship with his father What they would change if they had their time again The mistakes that can be made and more importantly what to do about them Such wise words of advice that is so valuable for any parent of a promising junior player A really informative session from a top player To find out more about Hal and his coaching academy Go to www.halsuttongolf.com To reserve your place on the Mindfulness Retreat at Archerfield go to:  https://themindfactor.net/mindfulness-lost-art-event-at-the-exclusive-archerfield-links Find out more about The Mind Factor here: www.themindfactor.com To book your Mind Factor workshop at YOUR club or facility go to https://themindfactor.net/workshops/breakthrough/