Playing golf with joy and hope is a creative act.

Greater than Golf practice with intention leads to measurable results

What you choose to practice requires an honest evaluation and acceptance of truth. It doesn't create limits when we find areas in which we need to work on, rather, it opens opportunities for greater distance, less three-putts, or better strategies for going low.

Greater than Golf mindset of curiosity that leads to joy

When you come to the first tee with curiosity, it sets you into a position of humility. This leads to having greater awareness for your own game and those around you. That awareness can lead to a kind of wonder that brings joy to the game. John Rahm's putter cover has a reminder for us all, "Putt like a kid." It reminds us that there is still plenty of joy and wonder that can be brought to every round and shared with others.

Playing golf with joy and hope is a creative act.

Play is a creative act that is even greater when done with joy and hope. Playing golf with joy and hope is greater than when you fall out into anger or even into humiliation, fear, and shame. In this episode, we talk about how the game can quickly turn and take us out into disrupting the game. Then how do we recover and get ourselves back into a place of joy that brings back creativity and gratitude for the game.

Greater than golf practices that allow you to experience the fullness of life

Your golf practice extends beyond drills and range time. How you practice, and what you practice in other areas of life are what you bring to the game. In this episode we discuss experiencing the fullness of life through a practice of inner excellence. Specifically inspired by Jim Murphy's book Inner Excellence. Ultimately, our practices contribute to how we love, build courage, and grown in wisdom to experience the fullness of life.Jim Murphy's Inner Excellencehttps://innerexcellence.comLearn more about Greater than Golfhttps://www.greaterthan.golf

A Greater than Golf mindset is the foundation to experience the fullness of life.

Having the right mindset is the foundation to experiencing the fullness of life, and that directly corresponds to your golf game. We dive into the ways our mindset can be distorted through external voices and self imposed limiting thoughts, then work to transform that mindset into the truth about who we are, created people with intended purpose for the Glory of God.