WrightMindGolf Podcast

Ever notice that the better your round is going, the more you start thinking, calculating, protecting, and pressing?

In this episode of the WrightMindGolf Podcast, Steve Wright breaks down why golfers often perform worse when they start trying harder. You’ll hear the story of “Chris,” a golfer whose great round starts slipping the moment he becomes focused on protecting the score.

Steve explains how pressure leads to overthinking, swing micromanagement, tension, and steering the ball, and why the answer is often less, not more.

You’ll also learn the WrightMindGolf Commit Line, how to recognize when you’re pressing, and how to get back to one target, one decision, and one committed swing.

Regulate Before You Execute.

One bad shot doesn’t have to become three. In this episode, Steve breaks down how frustration can carry from one shot to the next and shares a simple feet. Breath. Target. Reset to help you get back to the present and play the shot in front of you. Regulate before you execute.

One bad shot becomes a bad hole. A bad hole becomes three. But did your golf swing really disappear, or did something else happen?

In the first episode of WrightMindGolf, Steve Wright breaks down what happens when pressure, frustration and your nervous system begin taking over your game. You’ll learn a simple reset you can use immediately after a bad shot to stop carrying it into the next one.

Your swing isn’t always the problem. Sometimes you need to regulate before you execute.

WrightMindGolf: Regulate Before You Execute.