
Post-round reflection · Journal No. 2
One bad shot never has to become a bad round.
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Play The Next Shot
Every golfer hits bad shots. What separates great golfers from frustrated golfers is how quickly they recover.
The Play The Next Shot Journal trains your ability to reset mentally after mistakes, so one bad shot never turns into a bad hole — or a bad round. Instead of replaying mistakes in your mind, you learn to shift your focus immediately to the next opportunity.
Because the next shot is the only one that matters.
The Play The Next Shot Journal helps you:
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The preparation journal and the reflection journal, designed to be used in tandem. AU$98.00 separately, AU$89.00 as the bundle, AU$9.00 saved, and the practice actually compounds when both halves are in the bag.
Each week, off the course. Set your intention, plan your practice and decide what matters most — where the mental game is really built.
Five minutes before you tee off. Review your reset cues and your focus — the mindset you'll carry to the first tee, not the score.
Ten minutes after the round. What went well mentally, where you lost focus, and what you'll carry into the next round.
Whether you're new to golf or trying to rejuvenate your game - I couldn't think of a better tool.
I had a rough start in competition and realised I didn't know how to pull myself out of it. That's exactly when you need something like this.
A genuinely practical bridge between knowing and doing. A resource with real, lasting value.
They keep me focused and help me recognise progress. They keep my motivation high.
Golf is a tough game. Even if your swing is in a great place, if your mind isn't, it's hard to perform consistently.
It is not about being the best golfer out there or hitting the biggest shot but the best you can be on the day.
I didn't let those challenging shots spiral me into that all too familiar feeling of frustration.
I look forward to messaging you to brag about my handicap coming down - thanks to you.