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This book is written for golfers who are new to the game and want to feel more comfortable on the course - even before their swing feels reliable. For many beginners, golf isn't difficult because of technique. It's difficult because it's played in public, measured by score, and filled with quiet pressure. Nerves, embarrassment, frustration, and comparison often appear long before confidence does, and they can take the enjoyment out of the game early on. This book focuses on the mental side of golf at the beginner stage, where mindset matters more than mechanics. It addresses the thoughts and reactions that shape early experiences on the course and shows readers how to respond in a calmer, more supportive way. You won't find swing instruction or technical analysis here. Instead, this book helps you: Feel at ease when playing with others Stay calm after bad shots Manage nerves and self-doubt Let go of score-based pressure Build confidence gradually and naturally The approach is practical, reassuring, and realistic. There is no expectation of quick improvement or perfect performance. Progress is measured in comfort, patience, and enjoyment - the foundations that keep people playing golf for the long term. This book reflects the broader philosophy behind the For the Love of the Game approach: learning golf should feel supportive, not stressful. While it stands completely on its own, it shares the same belief that enjoyment comes first, and improvement follows. Golf is a game meant to be played over a lifetime. This book is written to help you enjoy the very beginning.

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