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Can you hypnotize yourself into playing better golf? Expert explains

Can you hypnotize yourself into playing better golf? Expert explains

Hypnosis has emerged as a viable technique to enhance golf performance. According to expert Dr. Patrick Cohn, “Hypnosis can improve focus, concentration, and confidence, which are crucial for success on the golf course.”

Dr. Cohn explains that hypnosis works by bypassing the critical conscious mind, directly accessing the subconscious mind, where beliefs and behaviors are stored. “By implanting positive suggestions and affirmations into the subconscious mind, hypnotists can help golfers reprogram their mental game,” he says.

Golfers who undergo hypnosis often report experiencing improved focus, reduced anxiety, and increased self-belief. “Hypnosis can help golfers overcome mental barriers and access their full potential,” adds Dr. Cohn.

However, it’s essential to note that hypnosis is not a magic bullet. Dr. Cohn emphasizes that “hypnosis is not a substitute for practice and hard work. It’s a tool that can complement other training and help golfers perform at their best.”

Rory: ‘Close as I’ve ever been’ to 5th major win

Rory: ‘Close as I’ve ever been’ to 5th major win

Rory McIlroy believes he is closer than ever to winning his fifth major championship. The Northern Irishman has not won a major since the 2014 PGA Championship but has come close on several occasions, most recently finishing second at the Masters and fifth at the US Open this year.

McIlroy admits that he had a dodgy season but he is eager to put that behind him and is aiming for great things in the remaining events of the year. He is especially excited for the RBC Canadian Open, which he has never won before but which comes at a perfect time in his preparations for the Open Championship at Royal Portrush next month.