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P-ISSN 2168-7595
E-ISSN 2168-7609
Published Papers
Vol. 1, Issue 2, 2012December 01, 2012 BST

The Effect of PETTLEP Imagery in a Pre-Shot Routine on Full Swing Golf Shot Accuracy: A Single Subject Design

Scott Swainston, Noah Gentner, David Biber, Daniel R. Czech, Barry Joyner, Lauren E. Easton,
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Articles in Vol. 1, Issue 2, 2012

Vol. 1, Issue 2, 2012
  • The Effect of a Client-Centered Approach on Flow States and the Performance of Three Elite Golfers
    John PatesAndrew P. CowenCostas I. Karageorghis
  • Center of Pressure Excursion During the Golf Putting Stroke in Low, Mid and High Handicap Golfers
    Ashley K. RichardsonGerwyn HughesAndrew C S. Mitchell
  • The Effect of PETTLEP Imagery in a Pre-Shot Routine on Full Swing Golf Shot Accuracy: A Single Subject Design
    Scott SwainstonNoah GentnerDavid BiberDaniel R. CzechBarry JoynerLauren E. Easton
  • Use of Ball Line as an Alignment Aid in Putting
    Jaeho ShimGlenn MillerRafer Lutz
  • A Birdie in the Hand: Asymmetry in Golf Risk Preferences
    Dan SachauLuke SimmeringMax Adler
  • Analyzing the Pace of Play in Golf: The Golf Course as a Factory
    Lucius Riccio
International Journal of Golf Science
Swainston, S., Gentner, N., Biber, D., Czech, D. R., Joyner, B., & Easton, L. E. (2012). The Effect of PETTLEP Imagery in a Pre-Shot Routine on Full Swing Golf Shot Accuracy: A Single Subject Design. International Journal of Golf Science, 1(2), 140–163.
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