The B-Flight Champion’s Guide to Golf

101 Tips for Mastering the Mental Game and Finding More Joy on the Course

De: Jimmy Kerr

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Finally, a Golf Mindset Book for the Common Man!

This book isn’t about how to perfect your grip, fix your slice, or add 20 yards to your drives. There are plenty of excellent golf instructors out there who can help you with that. Instead, this book is about the often-overlooked side of golf:

The Mental Game.

The B-Flight Champion’s Guide to Golf is about how you prepare to play each day, how you respond to adversity, and how you find enjoyment in the relentless pursuit of excellence—whether that means breaking 80, winning your club championship, or simply playing a round without losing your mind.

What You’ll Find in This Book
This book is structured as a collection of 101 tips designed to help you strengthen your mental game and find more enjoyment in the sport. Each tip is practical, straightforward, and rooted in the idea that golf is as much about how you think as it is about how you swing. Some tips focus on managing nerves and pressure, while others help you develop habits that lead to better decision-making on the course. Some tips challenge the way you approach practice, while others remind you to keep things in perspective and appreciate the game for what it is—a test of patience, skill, and self-mastery.

While these tips are rooted in my own experiences as a competitive amateur golfer, they are also deeply informed by my work as a leadership coach. The same principles that help top executives lead effectively—staying composed under pressure, thinking strategically, embracing setbacks as learning opportunities—are just as useful when standing over a five-foot putt to save par.

Why the Mental Game Matters More Than You Think
Most golfers spend years searching for the perfect swing, the perfect set of clubs, or the perfect putting stroke. But what separates good golfers from great ones isn’t just mechanics—it’s mindset. The players who consistently shoot their best scores aren’t necessarily the most technically gifted; they’re the ones who manage their thoughts, emotions, and expectations most effectively.

That’s why this book exists.
My goal isn’t just to help you shave strokes off your score (though that will likely happen). My goal is to help you develop a mindset that allows you to enjoy the game more, perform under pressure, and walk off the course feeling satisfied, regardless of what the scorecard says.

So whether you’re a fellow B-Flight competitor looking to get an edge, a low-handicapper trying to break 70, or just someone who loves golf and wants to play with more confidence and enjoyment, this book is for you.

Buy it and see how well you can play!