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Posted on Tuesday July 5, 2005Golf's All In the Head
How Neurofeedback Improved Bart's Golf Score
Bart Allison plays a lot of golf. He was the manager of the big Lockheed plant in Atlanta, Georgia for many years, and has since retired. He plays a lot of golf with the Atlanta Seniors, and is serious about his game.
Here's Bart's story:
"Prior to going through the Neurofeedback training, I was stuck for two years shooting around 98-100. Last year I shot an 85 at the Atlanta Country Club. That's a record for me. My game just continues to improve. It's amazing.
Since going through the Neurofeedback training program, I can say that for a couple of rounds recently, I was in 'The Golf Zone.' I have never been there before. It's something new.
It's hard to say whether the 6-week Neurofeedback program I went through is the absolute factor for my improvement. I did get a new putter. And I've been working on my short-game. But I know those things don't really account for 13-stroke drop.
It's as if I've convinced myself I really can play golf. I'm not afraid of the course. I'm more calm, and much more confident. I choose a club, make a decision, and play the hole like I've planned it. And generally it works. I made 5 pars back-to-back one day and that is unheard of for me.
Even in South Carolina, where I recently vacationed, I've never been able to do less than 100-sometimes 99 on those beach courses. This year I shot a 93 and a 92. It is great to play golf like this!"
Bart is pretty happy and you can be too. Whatever your game, call us and find out how Neurofeedback for peak performance training can help you become a better athlete.