<p>Sometimes we hold ourselves back. We think we might be better than we are or think that we have to get worse before we get better (which isn't true by the way). Being vulnerable can help us identify the areas of our personal life and golf life that will free our minds to be better people and athletes. </p>

Sometimes we hold ourselves back. We think we might be better than we are or think that we have to get worse before we get better (which isn't true by the way). Being vulnerable can help us identify the areas of our personal life and golf life that will free our minds to be better people and athletes.

<p>Sometimes we hold ourselves back. We think we might be better than we are or think that we have to get worse before we get better (which isn't true by the way). Being vulnerable can help us identify the areas of our personal life and golf life that will free our minds to be better people and athletes.&nbsp;</p>

How Being Vulnerable Can Improve Your Golf Game

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