THERE IS NO OTHER DAY LIKE GAME DAY. It's the day your score is posted for the world to see. It's a day filled with competitive pressure and unforeseen adversity. To succeed on game day you have to have freedom in the chaos. In The Psychology of Tournament Golf Dr. Cook delivers his PGA Tour tested strategies for playing your best when it means the most. This game day primer will direct your steps from the moment you wake up on tournament day until you debrief after the round. You will also discover a revolutionary secret to the game that brings together the mental and mechanical aspects of the swing and putting. In the bonus sections Dr. Cook introduces both the Utopia Pre-Set Swing and Face-on Putting. These techniques will fuel the imagination of those seeking a competitive advantage on game day. This is a masterpiece text on the final frontier-the mental game. Dr. Cook gives his best stuff in The Psychology of Tournament Golf. --Bill Rogers, 1981 British Open Champion and PGA Tour Player of the Year Dr. Cook's game day roadmap provides a fun and easy way for reaching your golfing dreams. --Fred Funk, Multiple PGA Tour winner The principles in this book are the same strategies Dr. Cook and I used during my NBA career. --David Robertson, NBA MVP 1995, World Champion 1999, 2003, NBA Hall of Fame Dr. David L. Cook is a sport psychologist, author, and speaker. He was named by Golf Digest as one of the top 10 mental game experts in golf and has worked with over 100 PGA tour players. His first mental game novel, Seven Days in Utopia, became a major film starring Academy award winners Robert Duvall and Melissa Leo. He also co-wrote the screenplay and served as executive producer. Dr. Cook's sequel novel, Johnny's U.S Open, is also being considered for a second movie. Other clients have included Fortune 500 companies, Olympians, National Collegiate Champions, NFL, MLB, along with multiple NBA teams including an eight year stint with the San Antonio Spurs that included two World Championships.