TRUST YOUR STUFF
Be decisive. A wrong decision is generally less disastrous than indecision.
—BERNHARD LANGER
If there is doubt in your mind … how can your muscles know what they are expected to do?
—HARVEY PENICK
On the day of the final round of the 2000 Masters tournament, Vijay Singh received a nice surprise, the kind of surprise that touches a father’s heart, the kind that brings a smile. Singh’s nine-year-old son, Qass, had pinned a note to his dad’s golf bag. The message read, “Poppa, trust your swing.”
Not wanting to disappoint the boy who trusted in his father, the leader did as requested. Playing steadily and confidently, from the first hole to the last, the man from Fiji whose first name means “victory” won the Masters by three shots. ...
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