P-ISSN 2168-7595
E-ISSN 2168-7609
Vol. 3, Issue 2, 2014December 01, 2014 BST
“To Hit, or Not to Hit?” Examining the Similarity Between Practice and Real Swings in Golf
“To Hit, or Not to Hit?” Examining the Similarity Between Practice and Real Swings in Golf
Articles in Vol. 3, Issue 2, 2014
Vol. 3, Issue 2, 2014
- “To Hit, or Not to Hit?” Examining the Similarity Between Practice and Real Swings in GolfHowie J. CarsonDave CollinsJim Richards
- Optimizing Practice for Performance Under PressureMark A. GuadagnoliChris P. Bertram
- The Effects of Resistance Training on Junior Golfers’ Strength and On-Course PerformanceChristopher J. SmithDavid R. LubansRobin Callister
- Use of a Ball Alignment Mark Improves Putting Performance in GolfBrad StennerJonathan Buckley
- The Effect of Static Club Head Loft of a Driver on Golf Ball Launch Variables and DistanceAdam C. KnightJohn LamberthRiley GallowayNathan ReynoldsTony Luczak
- So What Do We Do With the Rest of the Day? Going Beyond the Pre-Shot Routine in Professional GolfThomas DaviesDave CollinsAndrew Cruickshank
- The Influence of Social Evaluative Threat on the Putting Stroke in GolfAdam KingsburyPatrick GaudreauKate HillRobert J. Coplan
Carson, H. J., Collins, D., & Richards, J. (2014). “To Hit, or Not to Hit?” Examining the Similarity Between Practice and Real Swings in Golf. International Journal of Golf Science, 3(2), 103–118.