Golf is Not a Game of Perfect
by Bob Rotella, Bob Cullen · Dr. Bob Rotella
Sport psychologist Rotella draws on work with tour players to explain routine, target focus, acceptance of bad shots, and confidence. Readers come away with a mental approach to scoring rather than swing mechanics.
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