Your 15th Club: The Inner Secret to Great Golf

The book teaches you that it’s important to focus on your best shots, forget your poor shots, the positives will be reinforced and give your subconscious the path to help the body to “just do it”

I have used the authors ideas and recommendations on being stronger mentally. It takes so much practice but Bob To tells is the best. He teaches you all through the book. I'm going to re-read what I highlighted.

I am playing better since reading the book. It’s about confidence.I still need to practice hitting but take the confidence from the range to the course and believe in myself.

Before reading `Your 15th Club' I thought `Golf is not a game of perfect' was the best golf book I have read. Now Bob Rotella has matched that and taken it to the next level. I've read the previous reviews and some don't seem to agree with my opinion. I don't think they grasp what Rotella is saying about the importance of self confidence. But more than explaining the importance of self confidence Rotella explains how to build and maintain self confidence. Some of the things in this book I had stumbled upon and was all ready doing and some I have learned from this book's marvelous way of conveying Bob Rotella's thoughts. The thoughts and ideas in this book can help anyone improve their golf game.

This book is a quick read and an easy to understand book on the mental side of golf, the confidence and game management factor. I believe any golfer at any level could benefit from the book and the concepts also relate to other sports and even everyday life situations where we can train our minds to think differently about the situations we face, on or off the golf course. Highly recommend it!

This is a book that might actually help your golf game. It did mine. It is about the mental aspects of the game. So, you can listen to it in the car and get something out of it. You need not be somewhere with a club in your hand to get this kind of lesson.Love the reading by the author. When I think about the book later, I can almost hear him talking in my ear. Also recommend "Putting Out Of Your Mind" with the same voice giving great advice.

The main theme is how to build confidence in your ability to handle stress in the moments of tension which arise in this complicated confounding game of golf much has been written about technique but this author has enjoyed success in boosting the capacity of many big name pros to play their best when under stress by keeping negativity from spoiling their play

This book was recommended to our golf mad 18 year old Grandson.We had it sent to us in New Zealand, and we took it over to him in Australia.Like a lot of teenage boys, reading is not his thing, but he read thisbook almost non stop. He could not put it down and says he will readit again and again.He is now making hints that he would like the rest of the Bob Rotellabooks as future birthday and Christmas gifts !!

Having read Dr Bob's 'Golf is not a game of Perfect' and 'The Unstoppable Golfer' (both of which I enjoyed and found useful) I bought this for something to read on holiday. Clearly aimed at serious golfers (I am a member of a club, play once a week but am way past being THAT desperate to improve my game) this contains much valid mental stuff if you want to realise your potential - no problem with that - but it seems to me you have to buy in to ALL of Bob's teachings to achieve the improvements claimed. I don't enter comps and do not have the slightest interest in 'beating' anyone so phrases like 'clutch situations' and 'coming down the stretch' do nothing for me. I play to get outdoors, exercise and socialise and if a break 90 great, if not I'm not going to beat myself up. A decent enough book if you have a sound technique and are looking for that extra spark.

I am a mid handicapped player (12) my Handicap fluctuates having a few bad rounds then a mediocre round. Having read this book, and implemented what Mr Rotella suggests, my scores have come down, I’m hitting more fairways and and the most confident in my golf game than I have been for ages. I have not changed my swing at all, what I have changed is my attitude and how I think during my round. If you are someone who changes clubs when you are not playing well, save your money, buy this book and change your attitude. It’s a lot cheaper!!!!

A great book that confirms everything in previous books but backs it up with more takes from the professionals. I love the examples art the back of the book that sets you things tho do! Great read if you want to improve your good!

No where near as good as his other book ‘Golf is not a game if perfect’.I bought this one because the other book was so useful but this is a waste of paper and ink.

Ok so if you have read Dr.Bob's putting out of your mind then much of this is a bit of rehash. All great advice for ensuring you set yourself up mentally to play the game as well as you can.Most of golf literature is full of technical analysis. Dr.Bob offers you the opportunity to wash away the technobable and swing mechanics and create a physical routine that will help underpin a mental ability to remain focused in the sole objective of the game, getting the ball in the hole.Will it improve your game, maybe not but it might help you enjoy it a little more.