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Seven Myths Women Believe About Golf
By: Catherine Behan
There is a secret out there that single women need to know about.
This secret is not for EVERY single woman, just the ones who have been wondering where the terrific, athletic, passionate, fun, ambitious, upwardly mobile and intelligent guys have been hiding out. Yes, ladies, I am talking about the golf course.
Now before you all start squawking out the list of reasons why "That will never happen!" Hear this:
75% of all the golfers playing the game are...MEN.
Terrific, athletic, passionate, fun, ambitious, upwardly mobile and intelligent men. Three to one. Think about that a minute and then let's look at the Golf myths that women believe...
1. It takes too much time. While playing 18 holes is a day swallowing event, there are many ways to experience golf in very sustainable bite sized chunks. Once you have a practice routine and build a comfort zone so that you can show up at the range confidence intact, you can get a complete golf experience in an hour or less.
2. It takes too much effort: Yes, it does take some concentrated strategic effort to become confident enough with YOUR version of golf, but it can be done. Remember, you are doing a lot of other stupid shit to meet guys.
3. It costs too much money. It is easy and FREE, that's right, free to get involved with golf. Yes, you will need a small investment to get started, but once you have your game plan in place, you can create romance on the golf course for FREE!
4. There are mean men out there. Yeah, so where in the world aren't there a couple of bad apples. The key is become more confident so you ATTRACT positivity from the male golf community.
5. It is too embarrassing to miss shots. I get that. Even though I have played for over 30 years, I still get embarrassed. What has changed is my REACTION. This is my secret weapon. Being funny after a missed shot is VERY attractive to a guy!
6. I don't have the right clothes: Please. Finding great golf clothes is easy. Even the major department stores carry golf friendly brands.
7. There aren't enough opportunities out there for women. That is changing Finally. I belong to a fantastic organization and the founder is like the Oprah of Women's Golf in the US. This group is hot and current and you will find a virtual golf community that will definitely maximize your golf experience.
How do you know if the new wave of golf is for you?
1. Are you single?
2. Are you ready to be part of a couple?
3. Are you relatively athletic?
4. Are you interested in meeting terrific, athletic, passionate, fun, ambitious, upwardly mobile and intelligent men?
5. Are you ready to stretch your self-confidence and move forward toward golf and love?
About the author
Catherine Behan taught golf for 10 years. Combining her two loves, relationship success and golf is opening a whole new chapter in her coaching career and she couldn't be more delighted. For a free audio on How To Be Irresistible On The Golf Course go to http://golfne.ws/FREEMicroCoachingAudio |
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