Flush it: The Mental Toughness Workbook for Golfers: A Mental Game System to Stop Overthinking, Let Go of Bad Shots Faster, & Shoot More Consistent Scores [Sports Psychology Golf Gifts]
Stop Letting Frustration, Bad Holes, & Negative Self-Talk Destroy Your Game!Updated 2026 Edition From Best Selling Author & International Mental Performance Coach Andrew J Simpson
What do Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, & Jack Nicklaus have in common? They know how to FLUSH bad shots fast and swing the club with confidence on the next one.
If you’ve ever replayed a missed putt for the next 5 holes… spiraled after a bad drive… or watched your confidence disappear after one mistake, this workbook was made for you.
Golf is as much mental as it is physical—and the players who learn how to reset quickly, stay composed under pressure, and trust their game consistently score better.
FLUSH IT gives golfers a practical mental reset system to stop overthinking, bounce back faster, and play with more confidence—one round at a time.
Whether you're a junior golfer, competitive player, weekend golfer, or someone who simply wants to stop letting frustration sabotage your scorecard, this workbook helps you train the most important part of your your mind.
Inside You'll
A simple post-round mental reset process to learn from mistakes without dwelling on them
5-minute guided prompts to process bad rounds, missed opportunities, and frustrating moments
Confidence-building mindset exercises used by resilient athletes
Tools to stop negative self-talk and reset after blow-up holes
Reflection exercises to help you identify patterns in your mental game
Strategies to stay calm under pressure and bounce back after mistakes
Mental toughness prompts that help build focus, resilience, and emotional control
A practical system for turning frustrating rounds into fuel for future improvement
Perfect
Junior golfers
High school golfers
Competitive tournament players
Recreational golfers wanting more consistency
Parents looking for a meaningful golf gift
Coaches wanting to help athletes strengthen the mental side of the game
Golfers spend thousands improving their swing…
But many never train the part of the game that actually determines how they respond when things go wrong.
Because great golfers don’t avoid bad shots. They recover faster from them.