The Golf Tribe

My commitment is to:
- keep my head down and eye on the ball
- take a bolder approach to long approach shots over water hazards
- play a round under my handicap (11) in January

Firstly, I intend playing in the Hunter for one week in January as well as twice a week at my own course.

My aim is to improve my pitches around the green to overcome my short game.

Looking a the back of the ball has a lot of promise in my game as I can keep my on the ball for a longer period.

I am still trying to rebuild my swing after surgery to my arms and trying to get an automatic swing going but so far not much luck but then again half the fun is trying.

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Cameron, I would like to join in with the Golf Tribe, but I am heading in your direction tomorrow for 5 weeks holiday with my daughter in Queensland.

Hopefully, I will catch up with events in mid February.

Best Wishes

Maurice Dale

Courses frozen solid in my neck of woods at moment. If possible, I commit to play at least 3 rounds during Jan. I want to play as freely as possible and without any expectation as to score. My aim is to relax and use automatic process to give base from which to improve over coming year.

Cheers

Steady

After many years of trying so hard to be the best I have decided to really give the automatic process a go.I know it is really hard to let go but I feel bit by bit I am starting to get there and look forward to joining the tribe nad really get there.At this stage getting a better short game in both chipping and putting is my challenge.Happy New Year one and all.
Tony (Lukey)

my only aim this year is to play consistent golf at my home course. can go to any other course and shot the lights out, but cant even get close at my own course. in fact, only shot/beat handicap once in over 12months at home, but shot/beat handicap all but once in 14 games at other courses..

figure that out!!! haha

Sorry guys, My commitment is to play more consistant golf, more often.
To work on my short game more often, one to two times a week
To play 18 monthly, 9 holes fortnightly, this can only help.
Make my game automatic like I know i can-I’ve seen it out there, somewhere. I just keep leaving it at home, i think.

My new year resolution is to break 100 consistantly-even 90 eventually, before this year is finished.

I am keen to join the tribe!!

I commit to playing the jan/feb Tasmanian pro-ams on automatic regardless of weather, playing partners and score.

I commit to daily 15min stretching

I commit to chipping in the backyard everyday for 15 minutes

and posting my progress

Cheers
Greg
PGA Trainee

Due to time constraints I have just skimmed the comments you’ve made in your book. It oozes with common sense and golfing wisdom so will find time to absorb more of your indepth comments and hopefully, it will help me to put “my demons” to rest.
Happy New Year,
Stan

Played 12 holes of frozen golf today. Tried to go automatic but only limited success. Not really concentrating that hard as all shots pitched on frozen greens simply bounced through. Also struggled with counting technique. Found that did not bother or counting was overpowered by other swing thoughts. Counting did not seem to keep my concious mind fully engaged. Would be interested to hear other Tribe members’ thoughts.

Cheers

Steady

PLayed 2 games already this year. PLayed at my old course in Wentworth Falls, in the Blue Mountains. It was pristine. I tried to relax but fell into the habit of playing too many risky shots. Played on Sat had 35 points 3 wipes and 3 one pointers. Just let it flow. Dissappointing in one respect as i had a good score going but i did learn something. My club and shot selection let me down which in turn lead to ballon scores. The great Jack Nicklaus knew when to be aggressive and when to be conservitive. Thats what made him a champion.

It appears we have two bloggers named Steady? Should one of us change our name? I am 05.01 at 7.01am Steady who was playing frozen golf and am from England. Is 05.01 at 3.07pm Steady from Australia?

camereon please put me on the bench for the time being. i am to have a heart procedure ,hopefully this month, if all goes well i will be swinging again soon.
peter davies

Have played a few games but living in a holiday area restricts how much i can play during the holidays but got 2 games in and although nothing earth shattering my drives are getting a bit straighter and playing off the fairway makes a big difference.
Kevin Oliver

I am going to practice less and play more holes also i will practice chipping and putting every 2nd day . i will try to play golf fear free.cant wait.

Hi
I am committed to getting my handicap down this year.I have joined a new club and have played quite a few games.I have improved 10 shots since.Iam hitting the ball better off the tee and my overall game has improved.The putting is much better when I relax stand up to the ball and hit.As you have said just let your instincts take over,It works.
Cheers
Phil

I am still playing with the swing thought of ’shorter and wider’ but with my putting i’ve been following cameron’s advice for sometime now and just step up and hit everything on the greens without a practice stroke etc. I was always a terrible putter but now consider it the best part of my game. Haven’t three putted my last three rounds. Got lucky afew days back and shot a couple over for ten holes at moore park ( ran out of light). Cameron’s putting theory works. Cheers, BEN

I have allready improved on my putting by using Camerons advice. My next goal is to improve everything else as much as my putting.

Hi all,
played first round since joining tribe, I worked hard on automating game & enjoying golf rather than being “score focused”, whilst I had a disapointing 22 points, quite surpisingly I actually really enjoyed game, automation for long game went well - short game was one of those days where nothing went right, lots of lip outs & annoying bounces when chipping up, so I had lots of “one pointers”. 36 putts & 24 chips says it all really - a big ouch !!!

I am now off to practise green to work on automation more for short game.

Regards

Steve

Hi everybody
I am committed to playing at least six different courses in January.
Quite simply my goal is to golf my ball and let it go where I want it to go.
To assist this I will be taking dead aim.

Like Cameron I have stiffness in my right hip and have started to exercise
to be able to squat and gain more flexability

I have to improve my putting game. My goal is to reduce the number of 3 puts per green to 0 over the next month and the number of puts per game to a maximum of 25 consistently.

New nickname ESteady for English Steady. No further golf since 04.01 but lots of golf website surfing.

Cheers

ESteady

Hi cameron, will give it a go??, 68yro. so not a lot of time left,but have a very competative nature, also have had a total knee replacement 12 months ago, but i am fit & ready to go. handicap has varied between 12 & 15 the past 8 years, playing a vets comp. thursday 8th will trust my swing & irons & not tense up, will mix up the game for the balance of the month, cheers for now Bob Holmes.

hi cameron. thanks to you at 67yrs and following your automatic play
what more could i ask for than going from 21 to 12 in the last year. I think
my biggest commitment will be to stay healthey-play more golf-improve my short game and enjoy. One of the things that i have had to except - at this lovely age you have to get better to stay the same.

Hi Guys
Played today. Course Growling Frog in Victoria. Graham Marsh Public Pay as you play. In good condition for a course that connot water its first cut of rough…did not plan irrigation for this area…Played bunker to bunker golf. First 3 putt in 47 holes folowed by 4 one putts 2 lip outs and the final hole was shaved, how it didn’t go in I do not know.You all know the one in all the way then the last two inches goes south….all in all a good day considering I was not on the fairway too often. Downside got too preoccupied with the sand in the bunkers just far too much of it plugged and fairly ordinary lies could not control my ball….still made a few up and downs but not enough…felt myself get abit tight towards the final few holes and my swing became wooden more of a guide than a swing…..catch you all after the monthly medal on Saturday.

Comment for Brendan. Worked in Australia in 86/87. Unfortunately, only course played was desert style in Alice. Had to play before 9am as after that was too hot!!!!!! Unusual course with no rough but what the locals called ‘bull dust’ off the fairways. Very difficult to escape from in forward direction as rutted, with ruts not running in direction of hole. Why did’nt I play Royal Melbourne or Royal Adelaide? Not been back since and whilst I’m sure you would be excellant company England to Queensland is a long way for a game of golf.

Cheers

ESteady

I’m committing to achieving some consistency over Januaury (sick and tired, you been hanging on me. Pilot 1974 I think), and beyond. I have blown out from 8.7 to 12.4 during 2008 and need to apply the breaks. Began well last Sunday (2 under). A couple of 3 putts, but thankfully no shanks or other nausea inducing shots that had not been invented until last year. Automation is brilliant Cam, but the mind can be so strong. Three Sundays to go and looking forward to it. Cheers

Hi Cameron
Would love to join. My commintment is that I go back to enjoying golf again and play more for fun and less for result (This is going to be hard). I know that I will play at least 60 holes in the month.

As I have got older, my golf has become more careful.
I intend to commit to completing my swing through the ball on each and every shot.

Played first frost/ice free round for some time today. 33 points in cold and windy conditions so quite pleased. Don’t honestly know what percentage of shots played were fully automatic. Sometimes it feels as if someone else is playing for me and if I can maintain this feeling it seems to go well. As soon as I get involved it seems to go wrong. Could this be Self 1 (Conscious) not letting Self 2 (Subconcious) do its job.

Putting went quite well. Did not hole that many but really let go and the pace of my putts was very good. I am beginning to be less score focused and as a result am more relaxed during and less tired following my round. Really beginning to feel there might be something special about this mindset.

Just allow your performance to emerge.

Cheers

ESteady

I am going to stop trying to par every hole. As a 20 handicapper that is not going to happen. By the way, I had two lessons with Cameron late 07 and early 08. My handicap has come down 7 strokes since then. I’m also going to talk to Cameron about how to get the next 7 off.

Hi All,
Have been preparing for Tasmanian Summer Pro-ams, by travelling to the different courses.
The tee to green shots are straightforward enough and made a little easier by my “middle of the green approach” , getting the putts close with the variation of green speeds and not knowing how much movement has been a little tricky.
I am convinced after 5-6 different courses in a fortnight that overreading and study is not the way to better scoring/putting.
As some of these courses are 9 Holes with 18 Tees, I have putted on auto the front 9 and then spent longer trying to pick my line etc and pace on the back 9. No surprise here!! Less putts on the front every round but one.

Approach the green with an open mind, let the information come in without any extra thoughts or opinions, pick the line and after a couple of swings for pace, Let it go.

Auto is the way for me

G.Patmore
PGA Trainee

I play every Wednesday (9 holes Veterans) and my game has improved a touch but the best thing it is more consistent and i have just invested in a new set of irons which are giving me a better feel of the ball and my strike so maybe i will improve more (hope so )
Kevin

Hello again,

I have played twice + two practise sessions.

Scored 101 (net 78)in monthly medal, whilst score not the best, short game was not up to sctrach - left myself alot of long putts from poor wedges ( need to keep working on hitting the chalk line in practise), I was happy with automation, interestingly when I was interputed during counting routine a few times, when I got lazy & did not re-started rountine I felt most uncomfortable in hitting shots. So a vauluable lesson was re-enforced.

Next round’s aim will be to only keep score of shots played in automation mode & not shots taken.

Regards

Steve Hansen

Hi all,
played yesterday and looked at my course mangement before i played. I had 32 points with 2 wipes and 2 one pointers. I learnt that even though you can hit excellent shots it doesn’t equate to birdie or par. Case in point, on the par 4 8th at THurgoona (index is 2 2nd hardest hole) Hit a ripper drive, my approach shot drew right in on the pin, hit a slope and bounced off the green. I had a decision to make, bitch about my result or get on with the process of going automatic. You see what I’ve found is that you can hit pure shots with a crappy result, I’m sure all of us have done it. However your reaction is the key to what happens next. Sure I could have moaned about it but i didn’t. I stuck to the task of going automatic using Camerons process, made a great chip and sunk a 1 foot put for par. The moral of the story. The process is what leads to good scores, not good scores then the process. Don’t get confused or upset over a missed put or a diffed chip.As hard as it may be. Always rely on the process and your tue potention WILL come through. One more thing , If you do have a good round or a bad round always always stick to the process, the more you do it the easier the game becomes. I’m out to 7 handicap yet am close to playing a lot better than what my handicap suggests.Keep the faith.
Steady from Oz.

Only been playing 2 1/2 yrs since I retired. My aim is to play to my handicap (23) have a chip/approach shot closer to pin, Use more iron and less swing. I play twice a week. Where are the ladies??

Hi cameron!

Thank you for encouraging me to join the tribe. My goal is to improve the result of my competition games. At present my practice games & social games are better than my competition games. I hope to improve this by playing automatic and not to be concerned about the scores whenever I play in the competition. I also intend to use more of my sand wedge near the green which give me good result in my practice games. will update you on my next game result.

Hi Guys. Had my first game for the year. i left my golf brain in the car and didn’t try to think about my game. Had one of my best games (35 stableford points). I found my drives wandering a bit left and right but putting improved greatly. I actually enjoyed my golf and can’t wait to get out there again. Thanks and Happy Gilmoreing people

Hi all,
played in our usual wednesday stableford yesterday. Had 32 points with 8 one pointers. Club selection, shot choice and not following the process gave me the 8 one pointers. Lesson learned don’t be slow to make decisions but make decisions where by the odds are in your favour, select the right club not what your ego wants and let go. You gain control by giving it up.The only dissappointment was not going automatic when i should have.
Happy golfing.
Steady(oz)

we dont start golf until April (sand greens) will practice chipping more this season and endeavor to follow the automatic principals

Played today and unfortunately everything went haywire and I lost all confidence so with that too I forgot the auto process.Finding it really hard sometimes when things start going bad to keep to the process.I would like to know if any other tribe members are striking the same thing?

Played 23.01. Similar conditions to 18.01 with slightly less breeze but much wetter underfoot following heavy overnight rain. Puddles everywhere but not every drop taken for casual water advantageous. Gross 80 / Net 68 / 39 Points. My first sub handicap round since trying Cameron’s tactics. Started with blob (wipe?) for an 8 on Par 5 first hole but kept the faith and paled rest of round in 6 over gross. Have been reading Michael Hebron recently and he advocates similar natural learning / relaxed mindset to Cameron. Did not use counting technique this week but instead tried to think in pictures and feelings rather than in words. No mechanics, just target and feel. Main difference from last round was making 3 from 8 up and downs (not good I know but better than woeful performance last round) and 4 one putts. I know I have a long way to go yet but I am really enjoying the journey. To think that only a few months ago I pretty much thought of nothing else on the course other than score. Quite a transformation!

Cameron. I was trawling through the archives on your blog site and came across your favourite article by Gerry Hogan. I really liked what this guy was saying and was wondering if you knew how I could get hold of his book, Hogan Manual of Human Performance - Golf.

Cheers

ESteady

played in the competition of Capital Eagle social club. My first tee shot was not even 100 meters in distance. My reaction at first was to feel embarrassed. But then I remembered, its only a game and told myself not to worry about the error and keep on going with the automated shots. My second shot was a good recovery but then I didn’t have enough shots left to get a point on that hole. Inspite of the wiped out hole, I kept on hitting the ball without much concern of the score. Just look at my target, address the ball and hit. But before I hit the ball I whisper to myself “super fluid” which is my image for “power and smooth” delivery. It might be crazy to some people but this strategy helps me in enjoying my game. Anyway, my handicap is currently 26 and I scored 31 points today coming 6th place out of 28 players. I do not consider this a good result for myself but considering that almost everyone had difficulty in the game, I am satisfied, the chipping were okay and putting, only a couple went over 2 putts. Still I need more distance to complement my short game.

Greetings all,

Been a little slow on the uptake, but haven’t had much opportunity to play golf in the last 30 days. But it’s a new month, so there’s no time like the present!

Goals for next 30 days:
1) Relax, not be too serious, and play golf rather than get annoyed with it
2) Automate my swing with all clubs and see consistenycey with my short irons
3) Relax on the first tee shot
4) To see everything come together and break 100
5) Stop listening to every piece of advice on the course and play my swing. I’ve seen it - it’s great!! Internal noise must be silenced!!

I’ll be playing my first round in a couple of days. See you soon.

Hi Guys
Didnt get to play as much golf as I would have liked. But did manage to enjoy it more but the result was bad. When I managed to let it swing played some great shots but the bad shots were really bad. The one thing that has improved is my putting have reduced 3 putts to a couple per round.
Thanks for showing me the way.

Hi all,

silly me strained my back so under doctor’s order (& great sufferance at first) I have not been able to make full swing for 3 weeks.

break however has enabled me for focus on short game which has been blessing in disguse, I have been focusing on routine before each chip / pitch shot & putt. Practise has been great with results from 40 yards in greatly improving & now getting up & down on 1/3 of the time rather than once in a blue moon.

looking forward to resuming full round in 2 weeks time.

Happy golfing

Steve

Played on Wednesday at our competition. At first I was leading on div 2 with 39 points. In the end two other players submitted a score of 40 points. So I ended up getting a prize in the ball competition. Had a good drive and satisfied with my putting. I got a 4 point on a par 4 where I had two shots and 3 points on two par 3s. One of my golf mates noticed that I had longer and straighter tee shots than the last time he played with me. I think the reason behind is maybe more automated shots were made. Hope to improve my distance on my drives next time.

Hi Cameron,
I played 9 at my local and managed 49 on slow greens, but it helped put some of my thoughts in perspective.
I need to commit to gettibg the long puts as close to the hole and not worry about putting it past, especially as I can usually get the 1-2m puts in the hole.
Also I need to use my longer irons on shots to the green(7-9 irons) instead of p-sw as i would like to be on the green in 2-3 shots more often.
Next time i play 9 I will be aiming for a 45.

Played on a different course yesterday and initially for the first seven holes everything was quite solid without actually scoring all that well but then I hit a tee shot on eight that went close to out of bounds and the seed was planted and hit next tee shot out tried to stay auto and hit next shot fairly well but when I reached the ball it was out of bounds so I disq.. I continued playing but unfortunately I was unable to keep the auto process going though I did play reasonable. Had a practice round today (13) and things did pick up plus the chipping improved with a little help from my mate. I will continue with the auto process and I will get it because I know it works.

Hi,

Shot 93 off stick today (h’cp 24), played well in automatic mode for majority of round, negative thoughts however on holes where there is OOB on RHS ( and where I have landed in past) crept in and counting did not help… overall good day’s golfing but still need to work harder on automation

Regards

Steve

Played first round for while due to bad weather. Also first competition at my new club. Result pretty good for first outing. Shot 37 points. Problem was totally reverted to grinder mode. Couldn’t play automatically. Need help. Anyone got any suggestions. Disappointed that reverted to type when under pressure!

Cheers

ESteady

Played again 25.02.09. Exactly same score, 37 points. Again could not play automatically. Swing thoughts entered head despite whistling, counting, humming, singing. What do you suggest Cameron? How do I distract my concious mind and allow my subconcious to play the shots?

Cheers

ESteady

Hello Steady Oz aka John Stead

Thanks for your reply. Will give your suggestions a try. Are you the John Stead who has appeared on Jack Kuykendall’s website. I also see you are aware of Carey Mumford’s work. I have thought about obtaining his Double Connexion book but if it is as ‘weirdly’ written as his website then I don’t think I’ll bother. Cameron! Is it you that Carey Mumford claims has plagerised his work? This is more like it. I was beginning to think this forum was going to die a death but things appear to be getting more interesting. Come on the rest of you Tribers. Let’s hear what you have to say.

Cheers

ESteady

Really well done Steady E & oz I feel this is what Cam was on about and that is to trade ideas on how we each cope with the auto process.It is as Cam says not easy but if we commit to the auto process we will achieve.I look forward to letting you all know how I go tommorrow when I play in the comp and see on how many occasions I stay auto.Great stuff.

SteadyE: Carey Mumford has some great stuff. He has misunderstood my intentions and hopefully he has moved on from his earlier beliefs. I don’t wish to say much further on the subject - it’s not my style

Keep up the good work.

Hi TRibers,
had 73 net yesterday with a birdie,birdie par finish. If only. Today stared with double bogey, bogey then triple. Steady ( e) talk about leaking. Had 43 on the front 38 on the back. After 3 holes all of my 7 handicap had been used up. Toughed it out and had 76 net. I had 5 birdie putts didn’t drop one, however finished with par and didn’t walk of with the irits. Stupid mental errors cost me dearley today. what i did learn today was to play at my pace and style. This is to me playing on automatic with no leaking or distractions.
Cheers Steady (oz)
PS having a month off due to kids and the upcoming club champs.

Hi ESteady
Basically what was happening was I was hitting a lot of pull hooks and the occasional weak cut that on my course given conditions means trouble.Thankfully though Cam suggested counting backwards may help and I have tried it with some pretty good results at this stage.Thanks for the enquiry Steady and I hope you get to have a hit this weekend.
Lukey

Hi Tribers,

Haven’t left an update for a while but I’m glad there are a few that have.

I also played today and realised that there is a fine line between good and bad golf. After starting well I must admit I lacked conviction during the middle of the round. One poor decision and a very bad club choice cost me severely.

I went for a miracle shot on 7 and paid the penalty. The right shot was a lay up and I went for the green - after an easy double bogey my good start was undone.

I also played with a young gun - he made the same mistake too - only more often. He would go for shots that Tiger probably wouldn’t dream of.

If there is something that we should all do it would be choose a club or strategy that we KNOW we can execute. Trying for the unbelievable is fun when it comes off - but most of the time it fails and we regret the decision.

My round today was OK - I give it an 8 out of 10 - but a few poor decisions let me down. I suppose it is another learning experience.

Can’t wait for tomorrow.

Cameron

Well done Esteady we do need more of a committment from the other tribers because you never know what you may learn.Just a thought steady why you don’t you try counting backwards it may help,I have tried it and it seems to be working ok at this stage.You must be totally committed to counting only and let the swing take care of itself.Cheers and I hope you might find it helpful.
Lukey

Steady(Oz)

Thanks for your tips Steady. Interesting that it took as long as two years for you to go automatic.

You are right that I am not a club chucker. I am the exact opposite on the course. I am respectful of other golfers and very good at keeping myself under control. In fact, I think my personality / attitude is probably the strongest part of my game. I am relaxed, quite chatty, never get uptight about poor shots and am on the whole a pretty good playing partner.

My biggest problem, I believe, is that I am too score orientated. I let go of my bad shots and the past easily but am continually thinking about what I need to do in the future, and therefore putting uneccessary pressure on myself to shoot a good score. Don’t get me wrong, I really enjoy playing and am certainly not a ‘whinger’. My theory is that as I can only play 3/4 times per month, I try too hard to score when I do play. This is not me making excuses or feeling sorry for myself because on the whole I play pretty consistently considering the amount I play and the fact that I never have any time to practice. (I run my own small business and my partner and I have three young boys.) However, I feel I could maybe become less fixated with scoring if I could play a little more often, maybe twice a week with a couple of 30 minute practice sessions. I just feel that there is a really good golfer in there somewhere if I could just let him out!!!!!

Anyway, enough of my ramblings. Thanks again for your tips. I’ll try them when I get a chance.

Hope the family are well! Good Luck in your club champs!

Cheers

ESteady

Steady oz and Steady e
Great to see the interaction between yourselves and I also found it helpful which is what I stated the other day,you can actually pick up tips that are helpful.In order to help with the auto process Cam suggested counting backwards and I have found that very helpful.Now if I remain process oriented and let the score take care of itself I should start to improve.
Cheers
Lukey

Steady oz
Thank you very much for your assurance and I am going to continue because like yourself I’m a firm believer in what Cam says.Letting go of the old is hard but I’m getting there and look forward to the day I report that something amazing happened.Thanks once again steady and I look forward to hearing you have got back to five.
Cheers
Lukey

Hi Tony,
read the post I put on the last of camerons audio lesson. Yesterday i went out with my 2 sons. Shot 2 over for 9 holes. I had plenty of distractions occuring having to keep an eye on them as they are 6 and 3 yrs of age. I asked cameron a long time ago, I said “How long will it take? He said as long as it takes. I felt a little dejected because I thought I will be able to nail this down easy. However you have to be PATIENT and DISCIPLINED. Don’t deviate from your process. This process of automatic is your rod and staff that allows you to play unbelievable golf. I can attest to that. You don’t go from being a 14 handicapper to 5 overnight. One more thing, when you do get a great round going don’t let any negative self talk occur. eg like I shouldn’t be playing this well or if I shoot par par par I will break my handicap by so much. If you do you could be looking at a major train wreck. Stick to your routine and play.
Cheers Steady(oz)

ESteady
I would be happy with shooting my handicap and a little better so keep persevering with the auto process because like me once we finally get it away we will go.
Cheers Lukey

Thanks Guys

Speak to you soon.

ESteady

Hi Tribers

What can I say! No real improvement. Played medal today. Started with triple bogey 8 and dropped further 3 shots in next 3 holes (6 over after 4). Managed to pull things together though to finish 85 - 12 = 73 nett.

Tried to go auto but botched the start of the round because rather than actually going auto I just could not stop myself ‘thinking about going auto’. This clearly defeats the object of the exercise and seemed even more disruptive than my normal mindset. Never mind. Another ‘Steady’ performance.

Unlikely to play for next week or two but will talk to you later.

Cheers

ESteady

Hi Steady(Oz)

I’ve always been the same, even when I played off 6 in my younger days. For most of the round I am a pretty decent golfer but just the odd hole here and there really wrecks my otherwise very respectable score cards. What is even more frustrating is that there is no pattern to the bad holes. Sometimes, such as in the recent medal, I blow the first few holes but another day I will go to sleep in the middle of my round.

If I could just get rid of the disaster holes I would easily be single figure handicap, which I could live with in my circumstances.

Anyway, enough about me. Have you played your club championship yet? If so, how did you get on?

Cheers

ESteady

Had 80 off the stick for 73 net. there were 3 shots were I leaked a bit in my routine and all up cost me 5 shots. Had 3 double bogeys in that round, a nearest the pin and had 28 putts. I’m still sticking with it because I know it works. BTW my home club is 6350m long when played of the back tees and pin placements weren’t nice. To all tribers stick with it.
Steday(oz)

Hi Esteady,
Yes, leaking is when my routine is distracted by a mechanical thought which try to tell the subconscious how to hit the ball.eg low and slow, us eyour shoulders, flick your wrists etc. Only hum your favourite song in your routine as you approach the ball and reelax.
Cheers Steady(oz)

Hi Steady e @ oz
Unfortunately my computer went in for an upgrade and took forever to get right so I have not been able to relay how things have been going but as soon as I sort this computer out i will update you on how things are going
Cheers Lukey

Hi Lukey

Sorry to hear that your game is giving you a hard time. We’ve all be there before.

It’s difficult to give any suggestions as you do not provide much info.

Why do you think you were trying to hit the ball too hard? Why do you think you started doubting yourself as soon as you hit one poor shot?

It is generally accepted that a perfectionist approach to golf is doomed to failure as the game is in fact a game of mistakes. It’s how you handle and recover from your mistakes that counts. As soon as you start doubting yourself tension and anxiety are bound to affect you.

How long have you played golf? What handicap do you play off? Is your swing basically sound or are trying any technical changes?

If you could be a bit more specific, I am sure Steady (Oz), myself and certainly Cameron would be able to at least make some tentative suggestions.

Cheers

ESteady

Hi Lukey

I have played golf for well over 30 years now and am currently off 12. I was as low as 6 some 25 years ago but have had various physical (back) problems and only play 3/4 times per month and never practice. Having said that I still believe it is possible to play better by improving my course management and mental game and this is where I have focused most of my attention recently.

Obviously, I am no expert but for what it’s worth here are my thoughts on what I know of you from your posts.

You are clearly an experienced golfer and your handicap range indicates that you certainly know how to play the game. Two points jump out at me from what you have said. First, you say that your handicap has gone up from 11 to 16 of late. I don’t know if I am misinterpreting this but that seems like quite a jump ‘of late’(how long exactly did this take?) and I would suggest that you review how you used to play when you were off 11 and see if there is anything that has changed or that you used to do then that you are not doing now. I do not necessarily mean technique wise either. As I am sure you are aware, one of the joys of golf is that it is not just about ’swinging a stick at a rock’. If it was that easy we would all be low handicappers!

For me, the main point that comes across from your last couple of posts, and not surprisingly I think your wife is on to it as well, is a perfectionist streak in your nature. This is a great quality for some activities but I would suggest you investigate how this can negatively impact on your game and try to give yourself a break and play with no expectations.

Like you I struggle with various problems and whilst I am finding it extremely difficult to go auto at the moment (you have probably noticed from my recent posts) what I intend doing when the competition season eases down later in the year is to try to change my focus when I play. I intend to play practice rounds with the sole intention of trying to go auto on as many shots as possible and rather than recording my actual score, record how many shots I actually play in auto mode.

Anyway, I have blithered on long enough for now. I hope you find my thoughts of some use. I am sure you will let me know how you get on.

Good golfing and keep the faith!

Cheers

ESteady

Hi SteadyE and Tony,
When It comes to golf I too am also a perfectionist. However I can both understand your frustrations. To put it simply the automatic process is by nature a hard skill to grasp. It goes against everything the “GOLF INDUSTRY” is about. The other week I played with a new found friend who plays off 4 handicap. I hit it 45 to 50 meters past him on my drive use wedges and sandwedges when he uses 7 or 8 irons. However in saying that he scores everytime when needed. He told me his game is putting and let me tell you he can put. I asked him what his secret was. He said he never panics, plays within himself and trusts his swing/putting. He doesn’t get distracted buy other golfers, noise or his bad luck/score. He just plays.
That steady and tony is the secret. Just play. Next time you play a round go out and play. Steady if you feel comfortable grinding do it. Tony just relax and let your score take care of itself. BTW My new found friend thinks I should be playing of 2 or 3. He said those shots fromm 100m in that require finesse needs attention. Take a club that gets the ball to the hole not what your ego says. As for Cameron not having much imput, to his defence he has been extremely busy, working and playing pennant does take it’s toll. Will ring him tonight to see what is happening.
Happy Golfing
Cheers Steady(oz)

Hi Guys,

I’ve written a post on the home page that you’ll find interesting. click here

Yes, I’ve been busy but I’ll find some more time to help out.

Good golfing,

Cameron

Cameron or Steady oz
Played today but unfortunately nothing to report of a good nature (24pts) tried to be auto but feel that was not the case.My question for you both today is I concentrated very hard on being auto but found I reverted back to the days of the 27 h/cap and ended up with the weak slice and if not that open stance and a hard pull left.Needless to say I did not enjoy myself at all and started to think am I just wasting my time.It feels a little bit like when nothing is happening of a positive nature I go back to what feels good but that is just plain crap.To be totally honest I feel like I hit about a dozen good shots today and that is it.I just need some reinforcement and perhaps a couple of ideas.
Cheers Lukey

Esteady
Absolutely rapt to here you in the main had a good game and as for the last three holes I would not be too phased because you had a ratio of 83% which I feel is a very good result.I honestly feel you will be able to handle the result better as auto becomes more the done thing and a comment such as that will only reinforce the auto process.On reflection with my own game I fell into trying something mode and that quite simply does not work so head down bum up and stick to auto.
Cheers Lukey

Hi tribers
Off up to my mates place to play this weekend and hope my little practice session today continues on there because today felt good.
Cheers Lukey

Hi Lukey and ESteady

Good luck this weekend in your respective golfing adventures. Good Luck also with the club championship Steady(Oz),mine are in second week of June.

Won’t be playing this weekend myself. Disappointing as really enjoyed middle auto part of my medal round last week.

Good golfing and speak to you next week.

Cheers

ESteady

Hi Tony,
good to hear from you. Now your starting to learn. Expectation of a score or for that matter any expectations totally stuff your round. Mate it happened to me yesterday. I thought i’ll shoot 42 points today without braeking a sweat. However as I said in my last post it took me 6 holes to start playing automatic. I’ll give you an example of auto playing hole 7 par 30foot par put , 8 30m lobwedge to 6 feet made the put for par that was after a crappy wormburning six iron , hole 9 reg 2 putt par 8 foot birdie putt that slid by the hole, 10 driver lobwedge to 5 feet birdie.
That’s how you can play when you find your own swing and just play.
Let me know of your progress.
Keep it up Tony it will happen and when it does you get so good during your round you wish you could play another 18. Honestly it is that good.
Cheers Steady (OZ)

Hi Lukey,
What I do is face the ball and look through my left eye as far as getting set and aligning myself. Ultimately your subconcious will do this. Try practicing your alignment by laying down a club on the ground with a ball beside it, stand behind it then go thorugh your routine, then check to see if your are properly aligned.
Let me know how you go.
Cheers Steady(oz)

Lukey,

Sorry for my absence lately. What you’re going through are usual symptoms of the auto process. Steady Oz has gone through it and I certainly have.

My last month of golf has been awful! I’ve been so busy with work and had a little injury but that is still no excuse. Bottom line? I haven’t been following the system.

Trying too hard and not allowing yourself to swing freely is the main problem. Here’s a solution:

1. Spend some time away from the golf course working on your ball position. It shouldn’t take that long. Move it back in your stance and move on. Reckon you can nut out a better position in a few days.

2. Head to the golf course without thought of score or results. Potentially your expectations are too high. Yes, this is easier said than done but you’ve got to try. Play a few rounds by yourself (so there’s no pressure) and really let go - go for it. Work out what you need to do (like hit the ball 155 metres) then choose a club (6 iron) and then go and hit that stupid white ball. There’s nothing more you can do.

All of the stress, concern and worry are not helping. Yes it’s a difficult game but it’s not impossible - all of the garbage we worry about (like alignment and score) do not help.

Hope this post is not too blunt - you’ll get there I promise. You just need a prod in the correct direction.

Let me know how you go.

Cameron

PS. I believe alignment is a 1 percenter. It is such a stupid little skill that it is hardly worth worrying about. Do you struggle to drive your car straight? Can you throw a ball accurately? These skills are easy because we don’t worry about them. I’ve never yet seen a golfer who’s alignment is poor - only happens when we place too much emphasis on it. Forget about it! Head to the golf course and play - you’ll do just fine.

Hi Tribers
Played today and the end result was not too bad.I made sure the whole day was based on no expectation of score or whatever.I also made sure I parked Mr. EGO at the bar and told him to stay there.Now for the result and that was not that bad (82/66) two over my handicap and but for a couple of putts that did not drop could have been a little better.But the most pleasing aspect was I feel I went pretty well auto for most of the day and I thought this can only get better.By the way too Steady oz sighting with just my left eye did help with my ball position and I did not have to worry about my alignment .So at the end of the day things are looking up.
Cheers Lukey
PS. Cam no I did not think you were being harsh and I look forward to any further input you feel may help.

Hi Tribers,
a better day today. Stareted with a triple turned 4 over had 4 over the back 9 finished with net 74. Greens were slicker today and pins hard. However played an auto as much as I could and didn’t do too bad.
Cheers Steady(oz)

ESteady,

Think you have hinted in the post above about what is required for you to make some bigger steps.

“I hardly ever practice”

Automatic golf will maximise your current skill level and I believe that you’ll gradually improve over time, but it can be slow. If you want to improve faster here’s some ideas.

Work on your short game - boring yes, but highly beneficial. PGA pros are so good at this that many hit the ball all over the place and can shoot very good scores.

Ditto for putting

Push yourself a little harder - play from the back tees. Leave your woods at home - leave your irons at home. Play with just a five iron. Learn to hit a high pitch with your 6 iron. Can you hit a high draw? What about a low fade with a wedge?

Automatic golf is awesome for actual play - it can be a bit boring (because we’re so damn consistent)so use practice as a way to learn and explore.

Try shots you’ve always wanted to hit (just be realistic - don’t try and hit 400 metre drives!) and have some fun. Then you can automate those shots and add them to your repertoire. You’ll then make some giant steps.

Sometimes we forget that golf is a game - we get so caught up in score and results that we forget to have fun.

I have taken my own advice of late and started working on some new shots in practice. It’s fun and I’m starting to see some results.

Go for it E! Time to break the shackles.

Cameron

Steady Oz,

Good work mate - in tough conditions you’ve got to keep trucking with the auto process. It would be great if we could always strike the ball well, make putts and shoot super scores. It rarely happens.

You didn’t panic and played a good second round. You may want to take a bit more care with club selection and strategy. Your course is impossible if you go long - stop going for the pins Aim for the front middle of the greens and you’ll probably save a stroke or two per round.

Keep going mate, you’re doing great!

Cameron

Hi Tribers

Good news! My 39 points on last Sunday were good enough to win my Handicap Division and qualify me for the reginal finals of the UK Public Courses Championship.

If I can manage to get into the top three in my Division at the regional level I will qualify for the national finals, which are held at St Andrews - The Home of Golf. Probably not the Old Course. Last year the final was over the Eden Course.

Looks like my efforts with automatic golf are beginning to bear fruit.

Thanks for your help over the past months and I look forward to our friendship continuing long into the future.

Cheers

ESteady

Esteady
I would like to back up Cam’s post and say congratulations and yes stay auto and go for the throat ha! ha!.Also I would like to wish steady oz all the best for the rest of the c/ships.
Cheers Lukey

Hi TRibers,
couldn’t hit water if a fell out of a boat. Man toughed out the day for a very dissapointing 85-net 78.
After today I’m taking a break. MY head is full. Kept to my routine however just cost myself strokes by trying to play catch up. ie bogey one hole and try to birdie the next. Man this game can bite hard if you don’t play smart.
Anyway another day approaches. Let you know later how i go.
Steady(oz)

Hi Tribers

Steady(Oz). Relax, take your break and come back stronger next time. There is more to life than just golf!

I don’t have a comp this weekend so am playing a round by myself to practice letting go and being completely auto. Will let you know how I get on.

Cheers

ESteady

Hi Tribers,
I have been away awhile (dam computer problems).
I have had both sucess & failure with auto process,

SUCCESS
I have been playing match play ( div 3 pennant ) as mind is focused only on next shot with no care to to results, surprise surprise, I have now shot two rounds in a row which would of finished in low to mid 80’s if matches had been finsihed off ( not bad for a 23 h’caper ) who had never broken 90.

Auto rountine is simple, pick out shot & club behind ball, count walking up to ball, look at & align to target, look at ball, hit ball.

FAILURE
When I go back & play club golf, once again my mind get’s in the way & I become to score / result focused & consquently have shot two rounds one of 98 & one of 100.

I need to work harder on automation, which is improving, after reviewing rounds, I put low scores down to when chipping/ putting in match play I am completly target focused with no fear of consequence of missing as competitor may also stuff up etc.

Whereas stroke/ s’ford etc I am thinking I need to get this close to get up & down for par / bogey.

I am determined to keep working with process of automation as I can see a very bright light at the end of the tunnell.

I have now played a couple of rounds with my game at the level I desire - in the 80’s & I have renewed focus to get there on a more consistent basis.

Regards

Steve H

Hi Tribers / Cameron

Am I missing something? Since when did we have to log in to view Cameron’s Blog.

If I have been asleep whilst something new has been introduced, how do I log in?

Cheers

ESteady

Hi Cam
What is the go with the email you sent because it requires a password that I know nothing about.
Cheers

Lukey

time for reflection.
I’ts been 10 years since i took up golf again after a 4 year break. If i knew back then what I know now. Hindsight - good if it is in the present. Haha. Anyway I like others have been hoodwinked to a degree in thinking that a great swing equals excellent golf. As i have said in other posts Gay Brewer the winner of the 1967 Masters had a terrible swing( I wonder what Johnny Miller would say)yet he won a major.
Having gone through the instruction merry go round I came to realise that what Cameron has provided here is nothing short of revolutionary. I’m not saying that to kiss his backside or gain any browny points. The reason I say it is because It works. If you look at every other book,tip or instruction it doesn’t make it a complete instruction. Cameron gives you the why and how which makes golf a more simplier game. Man in general has made difficult because of 2 things. 1 adults have to make it complex and 2 there is money to be made from it. So anyone who is reading these posts. Have the patience and committment to go through with Camerons instruction. You won’t be dissappointed.
Cheers Steady(oz)

Hi Tribers,

Yep. Agree. It’s not a quick fix. There is no such thing.

Let’s take my putting for example. In 1999 I had the putting yips. I was hopeless. Rarely had less than 36 putts a round. By 2001 I was worse - could barely take the putter away.

In 2005 I had had enough. I decided to approach putting like the rest of my game - automatically.

It took time. I wanted to analyse and be careful - but I kept trucking. I still yipped and three-putted. In one round I had a three footer to win the match - I hit the ground first and the ball didn’t make it to the hole. I kept going.

By the middle of 2007 I was a different player. I stopped worrying about putts. I started making more and missing less. Golf was fun again.

Yes it takes some time - but it also takes courage and guts to keep going. The easy thing to do is to keep searching and changing. That is what everyone else does. But that doesn’t work either. At least automatic will give you want you want - eventually.

This is probably not going to appeal to everyone - that’s ok - only those truly committed will seek the results they deserve.

Talk to you soon,

Cameron

Hi Tribesmen

84 - 12 = 72 net (10th place) in Hodgson Trophy Medal today. Really quite pleased with that. Very difficult day with squally showers and very strong 3/4 club wind. Young 24 handicapper played round of his life to shoot same gross as me 84 - 24 = 60 net. Unbelievable!!! Out of field of 72 nearly a third of field either NR or 100 plus. It was a really tough day but I enjoy those days even more. Trying to fly the ball low and keep myself in the game mentally.

Top 16 qualify for the knockout stages of Hodgson Trophy. Hopefully I will have enough brownie points with the Missus to enable me to play. Fixture list is getting a bit hectic.

Still working hard at going auto. Seems to be easiest for me on putting. Reckon I hit about 45/50% tee to green shots auto today and probably 90% plus auto putts. Putting really saved me in the difficult conditions. No 3 putts and 7 one putts. Auto lag putting was brilliant. Just need to work a bit more on trusting auto swing tee to green and I think we could be in for a good summer.

Happy Birthday Lukey!!! Shame you couldn’t get out for a game. Which part of the world do you play in? Are you Aussie as well?

Cheers

ESteady

Hi Lukey

I worked in Aussie(Adelaide, Alice Springs and Darwin)for a couple of years in the mid 1980s. I used to be involved in the casino industry. You may know that Hobart was the first place in Aussie to have a legal casino, about 1974 if I remember correctly.

My best mate in Alice was guy from Tasmania, Frank. Great bloke! He was seriously assaulted playing Aussie Rules in Alice. He was the main attaker up front who leaps to take the high kicks from the back. Well, as you know he plays with his back to the defender (mostly) and this defender, without Frank seeing it coming, wallops round his head from behind catching Frank right on the side of the jaw. Frank was out cold and went down like a sack of spuds smashing his head on the hard ground making matters even worse. He was in a coma for nearly a week and there were concerns about brain damage. Thank goodness, he came out of the coma and was OK up top. However, he had to relearn almost everything like walking and writing etc. Took him well over a year to recover but he was never quite the same guy. Very lucky indeed! We keep in touch periodically. He came to Europe must be 20 years ago now, met a girl from Holland, from where his family originally came to Australia, married her and now lives near Amsterdam. The circle is complete so to speak.

Off to play second round of 4BBB Summer Knockout tomorrow afternoon. My partner (13 handicap) and me (12 handicap) are playing two former club champions, both off 5 I think. Tough match in store but with our shots and auto golf I think we have a good chance to win if we can just surprise them a little bit over the first few hole. Make them think! Will let everyone know how we do.

Cheers

ESteady

Hi Ray C

I’m ESteady. I have been gradually learning, and am still learning, the art of automatic golf over the last 9 months I guess.

Your experience with auto golf is no fluke. Maintain your patience and use whatever method you can to distract your concious mind during your walk to the ball and the shot itself. Natural learning and the true golfer within you will do the rest. Welcome aboard. The Tribers look forward to hearing from you regularly.

Cheers

ESteady

Hi Tribesmen

My partner and I played in the second round of our club’s 4BBB Summer Knockout this afternoon against our current club champion and a former club champion. We were not at our best, although we were by no means bad. However, the other guys were on fire. They were 6 under gross through 12 and we didn’t even sniff a win on any hole, despite having 12 shots between us, and ended up losing 8 and 6.

I am convinced the current champion is playing auto golf, even if he dosn’t know it. He just looks over the shot for a few seconds, selects his club, walks up to the ball, a couple of waggles and swings. Everything done and dusted within 30 seconds from start to finish. Really impressive! He is not a classic swinger. A bit of a slogger in fact. Not pretty to watch from a purist point of view but boy was he effective. Just confirms what Steady (Oz) said above. Good swing does not necessarily mean good scores. However, put automatic natural swing (even if not classic) with lovely short game and you have club champ.

I was not overawed by these guys but I must admit that on a couple of occasions I tried shots that I would not have normally tried in an attempt to force a win. Unlike me, but these guys showed no sign of coming back to us and I felt compelled to fire at flags that I would normally have played away from. This may have contributed to our early defeat but I just could not see them dropping any shots. They just beat the pants off of us. Nevertheless, I enjoyed the game and am even more convinced by the club champ’s play that auto golf is the way.

Good job I’m not one to get down on myself after a defeat as Gloucestershire County Medal on Saturday. Still playing well and will simply try to improve my percentage auto shots and see what happens.

Cheers

ESteady

Hi Tribers,
Please please any golfer who is looking fwd to their next round don’t have any expectations on what you might score. Remember routine and play. Don’t think(analyse) just play.
Cheers
Steady
PS Steady(E) Bad luck on the matchplay. Iknow how you feel ie violated, but a good observationonplaying auto.

Hi Cameron / Guys

Just tried to read cameron’s latest post on his Blog. Can’t seem to do so as none of the links seeme to be working? Are any of you having same problems?

Cheers

ESteady

Hi tribers ,
me as well. I’ll let Cameron know of the problem.
Just as a matter of interest. PLaying automatic means that you really don’t have any technical or thought process regarding technique. I’m a pe teacher and everyday I see kids who for some unknown reason have automated many skills that they rely on to perform in many games. These kids may not seem very textbook like in their technique but they get the job done. Please if you get the opportunity look at Gay Brewer’s swing. Not pretty but a masters title holder just the same.
In golf what you have to have is a mix of sound/basic fundamentals along with playing in competition the ability to call on those skills.This is playing golf. Through his study and observation found in his books he shows you how to play automatically. It is so simple yet so difficult for adults because we question the why. So i hope this helps fellow tribers. I’m still learning to automate my game, the reason it takes longer to learn is that you have to basically reprogram your mind when playing not to think,analyse or try to correct your swing in a mechanical way. Because some where along the line on producing your swing it becomes robotic and stiff, this is excactly the opposite of carefree flowing swing.
All the best.
Steady(oz)

Hi tribers
Played today and unfortunately have not got good news as it was an ordinary day to say the least.I felt I tried hard to stay auto but whether it was a case of just poor decision making or just going to far the other way with auto process I really do not know.I am going away on a golfing holiday with my best mate as of tomorrow so hopefully everything will sort itself out.With a little bit of luck and good application (auto process)I hope to return with much better news in a weeks time.Bye for now and happy golfing to all.
Cheers Lukey

Hi tribers
I notice Cam has reinstated the old blog for us guys so hopefully I shall have better luck on this site because I was hells only problems on the other.Hope to hear from some of you other guys and I should have something to post in the near future.I have been putting a bit of work into my short game and will continue to do so and hope to have a game this Saturday and in turn have something to report.
Bye for now Lukey

Cam
Thanks for that and thought I would let you know steady oz and myself ring each other now and it is marvellous what I have learnt from him in just a couple of phone calls and what I will continue to learn.I look forward to being a star pupil and the first in Tassie to adopt and master the auto process.It would be great to talk to you one day and you never know if I was in Melbourne one day even call in and see you.
Cheers Lukey.

Hi Tribers
Went and played at a little country course called Ouse Golf Club but had really bad conditions in that the wind blew a gale it rained really bad and in general the course was really water logged (I mean bad) and we played a pinehurst(same as yankee)foursome.I tried really hard to stay with the auto process but had a very ordinary day to say the least.It felt like I was quitting on the shots all the time resulting in a really bad and weak cut.I actually lost my swing all together for a hole or two but tried extra hard to stay with the auto process but with little success.Have any of you other tribers struck the same thing?Overall I feel I probably was trying too hard and then ego took hold accompanied with a liberal dose of self doubt which at the end of the day = shit golf.I refuse though to give up and will continue to push forward with the auto process realising that yes it will probably be a bit lousy before coming good (good please hurry ha!ha!).Look forward to hearing from the rest of you.
Cheers Lukey

PS Distract the conscious mind to let the auto matic process happen. BTW the big secret is that we as humans do this all day long and don’t even realise it. That is automatic. Don’t think, do/act.

Hi Tribers,
I’ve reached a point in the automatic process. I can now pretty much go auto on all shots. Yet my scores don’t reflect my true potential at the moment.
You see my biggest problem isn’t leaking, committment to the shot/putt or playing imaganitive shots.
My biggest problem is actually playing golf. What I mean is what shot do I need here to be successful. An example is that on saturday monthly medal I had 9 pars and finished 12 over par. To a lot of golfers that be ok but for me it is dissappointing to say the least. I turned 6 over and finished 6 over on the other side. My handicap is 8 at the moment. So in effect i’ve had 9 pars and and shot 12 over on 9 holes.
My shot selection is critical now to me. I have to not so much think more but not play so aggressively. The biggets trap is that when you do play well you can chance your arm a bit. However all golfers need to be realistic when we play. That may mean that we don’t fire at the pin or try to smash our 3 wood 250 mtrs to the green.
Will you keep you informed. Will chat to you Cam when I can.
Cheers Steady(oz)

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