[casinochniks]

I am thinking of creating a sheet of paper that assists in me remembering how to play some shots. Anyone else have this?

I played golf with a guy I met on another forum that had swing reminders written on his golf glove. He said it helped tremendously. He was a pretty good player, too.

Kevin

[reervieltnope]

I've been considering doing something similar. At the moment when I'm swinging the best, I'm really focusing and thinking aboutit. As the range session/round goes on, I start loosing focus, and my shots show. On the range I can get refocused by taking a break (I know I actually hit to many balls and am trying to work on smaller buckets now), but on the course I just get to thinking about to much, and I leave an important to me thought out.

However at the moment, I'm trying to work on my swing thoughts and change them up some, so a cheat sheet may not help to much.

[Amerworma]

I've made notes in yardage books before, but never really wrote down swing thoughts and such. My golf swing never does what the brain tells it to anyway, haha

[ENGINESSQ]

I have a notebook of quick fixes that have worked for me I can refer to when I get in big trouble...
I make sure to leave it in the car or home so I don't get tempted to do any (over)tinkering on the course
I reread it everyonce and awhile and it helps.

[opergolon]

Bummer...thought this thread was going to be about making shots to drink.

Back on topic, I make notes in my parformance book of what went well and what didn't so I know what to work on at the range that week


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[Grenader]

I am thinking of creating a sheet of paper that assists in me remembering how to play some shots. Anyone else have this?

I personally wouldn't want to fool around with that, but I think it is a fine idea, and look forward to the updates. I hope it works for you!

[Sheefeadalfuh]

i have a notebook of tips then i catagorize them on word and excel

[uneniaPhenits]

I usually carry a small card with yardages, and a few swing keys.

[RichardFG435]

I also carry a small card with yardages

[leflyCode]

I was thinking about this the other day too. I did wonder though if in a tournament is there any restriction on the amount of literature etc you can carry with you? From what I understand there aren't any restrictions, just restrictions on what you can ask/be told from other people??

[mitiaycatq]

It's called a Golf Journal, and I (used to) take notes after every range session or round. I also kept current yardages in there, as well as the basics for setup, posture, backswing, downswing, types of shots, etc. Just a small 3x5 notebook journal...

I need to get on that again, I've been slacking.