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Below is a golf poster entitled Mind Game, which features a golf ball putted on the green approaching the hole. This Mind Game poster reminds us that golf is a game that is played
above the neck. If you can focus on the mental aspects, you
should do alright. |
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This print has the caption that
talks about how the game of golf is played in your head and
not as much on the course itself. This quote simply means that golf is won or lost by how you think and strategize the course.
The photograph shows a golf ball coming just short of the
cup, looking as if the golfer had misjudged the distance and
came up a little short, despite having the right line.
It is a frustrating game that requires mental thought to
make your way around 18 holes. You need to know when
you can take chances and when to lay up. If you make a
mistake, you could end up in a sand trap or in the drink. |
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