Having clear goals can keep us motivated. Today, we’ll see how Babe Didrikson, the first superstar of women’s golf, turned her goal into a mantra on the range and the course: “My goal is to be the greatest athlete who ever lived.”

We think of the mental game as a relatively new phenomenon. But today, we’ll go back over 60 years to learn a powerful mantra from one of the best of all time, Patty Berg: “I think within myself, swing within myself, and play within myself."

Have you ever heard of putting at “cup speed?” Neither had Tiger. When his coach introduced him to the technique, Tiger struggled to adapt. But like Tiger, if we stick with it and learn this simple technique, it can help us make a lot more putts.

Golfers love technology. So does Tiger. “But,” he wonders, “how would Ben Hogan have fared if he had access to our technology?” Is there a downside? So today, Tiger sets us straight on the most important technology of all.

Everyone said Tiger was too inexperienced to win the 1997 Masters. But Jack Nicklaus knew different. He shows us how to overcome self-doubt and negative thinking with a little attitude and a refrigerator magnet.

Should you make a conservative game plan even if you’re more of a go-for-it kind of golfer? That depends, says Tiger. Do you want to have fun—or win? Here’s the game plan Tiger learned from Nick Faldo which helped him earn his first green jacket.

Pros and coaches agree: you have to visualize where you want the ball to go. But what if you’re no good at visualization? That’s OK. Neither is Tiger. After one of the worst starts in Masters’ history, here’s how Tiger “felt” his way to the win.

Before the 1997 Masters, Tiger wasn’t thinking, “I’m going to win.” He was thinking, “I’ve got a lot to learn.” He got tips from Seve Ballesteros and Fred Couples. But the best lessons came from an old brick building called the Sand Hill Grill.

We think of Tiger as a born champion. But there are many stages between where we are and where we want to be. And according to Tiger, he began each stage... by losing. Here’s how Tiger’s perspective on losing can help you win more.

This is Day 7 with PGA champion, coach and author, Nick O’Hern. What do you do when you’re competing against a player who is clearly better than you? Nick faced that situation twice when he competed head-to-head against Tiger Woods. Here’s how he won both times.