The psychology behind this book

I think of this framework as a set of imaginary pigeon holes, hence the head made of pigeon holes (left). You should use the same mindset as you study this book pages.

In the context of this book for example, I have first given you an initial outline of which characteristics of a good golfer we are going to focus on, before beginning to work through them in order. I will continue to reinforce the framework as we go along.

This framework will stay with you from now on and, in your future reading or lessons, you will be building a deeper insight into each concept. 

I would strongly suggest that you retain my initial content as the fundamentals, and treat all future input as reinforcement or triggers to enhance your understanding of them.

Setting Objectives

The next process in effective teaching, is the art of breaking each of our framework concepts into core subjects and deriving a list of objectives for each of them. Objectives can then be broken down into key points.  

The book contains just 30 objectives to ​cover enough significant points to let you hold your own on a golf course.  For accomplished players they can use the ball striking objetives to refine their swing then focus on the epic area of mental composure.  Here for example are the first few objectives: