Yep this is another thing that I agree with and said back in the off course podcast thread when the discussion around mindset started.
Strokes gained tee shots -
Current homepage has it very prominent with several videos right up front when you click the explore mindset link.
Interesting those must not have been there last week or I definitely missed them. Glad to see they have some stuff up now.
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Nice I’ll check them out a little bit later. But for now I’m going set my mind on driving lol.
Here's my strokes gained vs. 10 hcp. I haven't tracked the data on par 3 courses I've played so data is pretty limited and need to take with a grain of salt. I'm sure both the positives and negatives are impacted by small sample size and early season rust.
. I'm starting to see some bright spots in short game with Mindset, but it will probably take some time for it to show in my stats. 
I see what you mean about short game and putting, but they'll come around, too. It is early in the year and in the testing process as well. The gains in tee shots and approaches is terrific!Here's my strokes gained vs. 10 hcp. I haven't tracked the data on par 3 courses I've played so data is pretty limited and need to take with a grain of salt. I'm sure both the positives and negatives are impacted by small sample size and early season rust.
Seems like some improvement in tee shots and approaches. Tees shots data correlates to what I've seen on the course. Approach kind of surprised me.
My short game and putting have been atrocious so far this year. The stats just show how much rust I have to work off - I've been averaging around 40 putts per round so far
Tee shot: 1.74 last 2 vs. 1.09 in 2023
Approach: 1.48 last 2 vs. -0.10 in 2023
Short game: -1.80 last 2 vs. -1.24 in 2023
Putting: -6.73 last 2 vs. -0.03 in 2023
Great insights here. Thanks for sharing!
I think this is pretty similar for me as well. The visual absolutely helped with the initial transition to using the 3 step process, however, I feel like I rely just a little less on the actual visual itself with each round. Just in my last round, after I lost the ball, I played a non-Mindset one for the remainder of the round and felt like I did a decent job following the 3 stop process without overthinking it too much. It just takes practice and time to really become second nature. Even when it comes to something like the green dot, I've been able to apply that general concept in a way where I feel like I can find a specific spot on the ball to focus on whether that be a specific dimple, small marking or specific letter, whatever. I do think when it comes to blowup holes or really bad shots, that visual cue is a helpful reminder to bring it back to the 3 step process and not let other thoughts or emotions take over. But again, with practice and time, that can also become second nature.
OK, I've watched all of these videos now. I think it's great that they have some of this stuff out there now. But even in their videos, specifically the second one starting at 4:32, they say you can focus on anything, and the mindset is there simply as a reminder. That brings me back to my point of how useful are they past the first box to get someone acquainted with the mindset process. After that first box they could use the B on the ball or the 1 or whatever they like to keep in the process they've learned.
No I think they explained the concept well enough and gave a good demonstration
I think a bit more of the options on the various ways to use it as some of the testers have seen might have made sense, although that could also muddle the message
I think this would have to be the case, less reliance on the graphic itself, to have a positive impact in cases where it isn't showing or is off kilter, such as 2nd shots and chip/pitch shots from around the green, whenever you can’t put your hands on the ball.
