Excerpts from the Book

• Introduction
• Chapter One - Embracing Bogey
• Chapter Two - Mindfulness and the Doctrine of Less is More
• Chapter Three - Clubs Are Trump
• Chapter Four - Humility
• Chapter Five - Commitment

Stubbing an iron means that you hit the ground too far behind the ball. This habit is on its very own list of The Most Frustrating Mistakes in Golf. Stubbing shows lack of commitment, pure and simple. It's failing to believe enough in what you're doing to follow through with conviction. It comes from a host of internal breakdowns, and it leaves a horrid taste in the mouth, a distinct sense of an egregiously wasted opportunity, and an immediate desire to fling the club - or the whole bag. It's basically inexcusable.

• Chapter Six - When Play Is Suspended: Build Your Own Golf Library
• Chapter Seven - The Head Thing
• Chapter Eight - Am I Really Just a Hack?
• Chapter Nine - Got Slice?
• Chapter Ten - The Most Important Split Second in Golf
• Chapter Eleven - Putting: The Way of the Green
• Chapter Twelve - Jekyll and Hyde Golf
• Chapter Thirteen - Intention and Execution
• Chapter Fourteen - A Recipe for Catching Up to Bogey
• Chapter Fifteen - Expectations
• Epilogue