You'll never wonder what to work on again.
Finally understand what's happening between your ears and know exactly what to intentionally practice next.
Ten Minutes. One Practice. Three Rounds. Lifetime Access
After coaching thousands of golfers.
Most golfers think they have ten things to fix.
They're trying to become more confident, more focused, more committed, less emotional — and somehow stop caring so much, all at the same time.
No wonder the mental game feels overwhelming.
The truth is, most golfers don't need ten things to work on.
They need one thing to intentionally practice next.
And it usually isn't what they think it is.
That's why My Mental Caddy starts somewhere different.
We'll begin by understanding you.
How we'll find your next practice
In about 10 minutes, we'll uncover what's really happening when pressure shows up. What keeps happening? What is your brain saying? What happens next?
Most importantly, we'll uncover the mental pattern that's costing you the most right now.
You don't need ten things to work on. You'll leave with your own personal mental game process for your next three rounds, including:
- Your warning sign
- Your reset
- Your Power Thought
- Your next-shot plan
- One thing to intentionally practice
One practice. One process. That's it.
Golf changes. You change. Your practices should too.
Today you may be practicing recovering faster after mistakes. Six months from now, it might be trusting your decisions or playing more freely under pressure.
My Mental Caddy grows with your golf — helping you understand what's happening between your ears and what to practice next for the rest of your golfing life.
Imagine walking off the 18th green thinking…
"I wasn't perfect today, but I trusted myself."
"I let the bad shots stay bad shots."
"I knew exactly what I was practicing."
"I stopped making one mistake cost me three holes."
"I wasn't fighting my brain all day."
"I actually enjoyed playing golf."
That's what we're after.
Not perfect golf.
Not becoming mentally tough overnight.
Just intentionally practicing one thing at a time.
Because mentally stronger golfers aren't practicing everything.
They're intentionally practicing what matters most right now.
In about 10 minutes, you'll leave knowing exactly what to practice during your next three rounds.
No more wondering if you should work on confidence, commitment, focus, or pressure.
You'll know what's getting in your way and exactly what to do when it shows up.
Your personal mental game process- What I Want More Of
- What's Getting In My Way
- What I'm Practicing Right Now
- My Warning Sign
- My Reset
- My Power Thought
- My Next-Shot Process
- My Practice For The Next Three Rounds
One thing. Intentionally practiced.
Playing with more trust and freedom.
I get frustrated after mistakes and it snowballs.
Recovering faster after mistakes.
I begin rushing and trying to make up for the last shot.
One long, slow breath and soften my grip.
"That shot's over. This one's mine."
My only job is to practice recovering faster.
These people were exactly where you are.
The mental game isn't one-size-fits-all — sometimes it's shooting your best score, sometimes it's simply enjoying golf again.
"I finally stopped carrying one bad hole into the next three."
— Mark R., weekend golfer"For the first time in my life, I know exactly what I'm practicing."
"I stopped waiting to feel confident before I committed to a shot."
"I trust myself more than I ever have."
"I can finally separate a bad shot from a bad round."
"Pressure still shows up. It just doesn't get to drive anymore."
— Sarah T., 8 handicap, competitive amateur"My shots matter too."
"My favorite thing isn't my score. It's that I enjoyed playing golf again."
"I'm safe. I can handle this."
"I stopped trying to force confidence and started practicing commitment."
"I shot my personal best, but I was actually more proud of how I handled the shots that didn't go my way."
"I walked off the 18th green proud of how I played — not because I was perfect, but because I trusted myself."
— Dave L., club championMentally stronger golf isn't about becoming someone else.
It's about becoming more of the golfer you already are — one practice at a time.
Why I built My Mental Caddy
For most of my golf life, I thought I needed to work harder.
More confidence. More focus. More discipline. More mental toughness.
I was making the mental game much harder than it needed to be.
What I've learned after coaching thousands of golfers is this:
Most of us aren't struggling because we don't care enough. We're struggling because we care so much.
We're trying to think our way into playing better golf, while wondering what's wrong with us when we can't.
Nothing has gone wrong.
You've simply practiced some responses long enough that they feel automatic.
And practiced patterns can be practiced differently.
That's why I built My Mental Caddy.
I wanted to create the coaching process I wish I had years ago — a place that could help golfers understand what's happening between their ears and know exactly what to practice next.
Not everything.
Just the next thing.
One practice. One process. One shot at a time.
Everything you'll need along the way
Golf is funny. Some days you're calm and confident. Other days, one bad shot feels like three. Sometimes pressure gets loud. Sometimes you simply forget to trust yourself.
No matter where you are in your golf journey, you'll never have to wonder what to practice next. My Mental Caddy is designed to grow with your golf — giving you the right support at the right time.
Sometimes the hardest question to answer is simply, "Why did I do that again?"
STEAR Coach helps you unpack the thoughts, emotions, and reactions that showed up during your round and choose a more intentional response next time.
Pressure doesn't start on the first tee — it starts long before you hit your opening shot.
The Pre-Round Tool helps you decide how you want to think, feel, and play before pressure starts making suggestions.
Bad shots are part of golf. Carrying them for the next three holes doesn't have to be.
My Mental Caddy Coach helps you reset, refocus, and move forward — one shot at a time.
Your score matters. It just shouldn't get the final vote on whether you had a successful round.
CCC (Calm, Certain, and Confident) helps you practice who you want to become instead of allowing score to become your only measure of success.
Sometimes one sentence changes everything.
Your growing Power Thought Library will help you discover phrases that work for YOUR brain — not someone else's. Because the words you practice matter.
Every round has something to teach us — even the difficult ones.
The Post-Round Evaluation helps you discover what worked, what didn't, and what deserves another intentional rep next time.
You may be practicing recovering faster after mistakes.
It may be trusting your decisions.
It might be playing more freely under pressure.
Golf changes. You change. Your practices should too.
My Mental Caddy isn't designed to help you become mentally perfect. It's designed to help you become more of the golfer you already are — one practice at a time.
You don't have to figure this out alone.
- Your Personal Mental Game Process
- Coach Kathy In Your Pocket
- Every tool you'll need along the way
- Future practices as your golf evolves
- Future updates
- Lifetime access
Questions golfers ask
Is this only for tournament golfers?
No. My Mental Caddy is for any golfer who wants to understand their mental game, trust themselves more, and enjoy golf more — whether you play competitive golf or weekend golf.
What if I'm not a very good golfer?
Perfect. This isn't about playing perfect golf. It's about understanding your patterns and practicing a better response when pressure, frustration, doubt, or overthinking show up.
What if I've struggled with my mental game for years?
Most golfers have. That's exactly why My Mental Caddy exists. You're not broken. You've simply practiced some responses long enough that they feel automatic.
How much time does this take?
Your first Mental Caddy process takes about 10 minutes to build. After that, you'll use it during your rounds and return whenever your golf evolves and you're ready for a new practice.
Can I change what I'm practicing?
Absolutely. As your golf changes, your practices will change too. My Mental Caddy is designed to grow with your game.
Is this a monthly membership?
No. Your purchase includes lifetime access to My Mental Caddy and future updates.
One practice. One process. One shot at a time.
You don't need to have your entire mental game figured out before your next round.
You don't need more information.
You don't need ten things to work on.
You simply need to know what to practice next.
That's where My Mental Caddy begins.
Not by fixing everything. Not by trying to become a different golfer.
By helping you understand what's happening, trust yourself more, and intentionally practice one thing at a time.
Nothing has gone wrong. Let's begin there.