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What Golfers Really Want

*According to a June 2006 Golf Digest poll.

68% of golfers want most to shoot their best score ever in their next round. *

68% of golfers want most to be the lowest scorer in their next round. *

"As a swing instructor for many years, I have seen countless students struggle with the mental elements of the game. They have the physical skills to score much better, but they don't know how. In order to become a complete player, students must be willing to explore all areas of game improvement (physical and mental). I think Wade's No More 6's program is the ideal way for amateur golfers to learn and apply the skills used by the best players. I am a big fan."

— Mark Maness
PGA Professional
Golden Bear Golf Center
Dallas, TX

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The Problem

Golf balls fly farther and straighter than ever. Equipment is bigger and more forgiving. Golf courses are better conditioned. And yet ...
Golfers of all levels admit to regularly scoring worse than they are capable of scoring. Their scores are not improving. Most players turn their attention to their swing or equipment in order to solve their problems. But, there's more — the mental elements of the game. Most players could lower scores and have more fun using their existing physical skills if they knew better how to use them. Are you one of those players?

The Solution

Less than 3% of your time on the course is spent swinging or putting.

Focus on the remaining 97% and lower your scores.

The solution to lower scores is not in the time you spend hitting the ball, but in focusing on the mental elements before and after each shot. Only seven (yes, seven!) minutes are required for all your ball-striking efforts during a round of golf, yet most 18-hole courses take at least 4 hours to complete. Less than 3% of your time on the course is spent physically swinging at the ball or stroking a putt. No More 6's focuses your efforts on the other 97% of the time, to maximize your performance during those 7 minutes. Learn more »