Our contributing writer in Sport Psychology, Dr. Nick Molinaro is a licensed psychologist with specialties in Counseling, Human Development, and Sport Psychology.
Although his clients have ranged from the NASCAR, NBA, NFL, USA Ski and Gymnastic Team members, he is mostly known for his work with golfers. Dr. Nick has worked with players on PGA, LPGA, Symetra, LET tours as well as collegiate players at some of America’s most prestigious colleges including Oregon, Notre Dame, U Arizona, and U Texas,
Dr. Nick is the Mental Coach for the Michael Breed Golf Academy at Trump Golf Links, Fiddler’s Elbow Golf Academy, NJ and is an Advisory Board Member on WorldJuniorGolf.com and the Fellowship for Christian Athletes. He is frequently a guest on The Golf Fix on The Golf Channel and the 19th Hole Weekend Edition on CBS Sport Radio.
Find out more about golf psychology at Dr. Nick’s website, and follow him online on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.
Dr. Nick Molinaro answers a question from Anna who needs advice on taking her game from the practice tee to the course – ‘I always seem to underperform compared to my practice sessions’
Our beliefs predict our performance. Dr. Nick Molinaro introduces his behavioral alignment model to help you identify any issues and improve your game.
Sport Psychologist, Dr. Nick Molinaro takes you through the do’s and don’ts of playing high-level golf.
Sport Psychologist, Dr. Nick Molinaro recommends some effective techniques to help you stop your hands from shaking when putting
Sport psychologist, Dr. Nick Molinaro explains how the right pre-competition preparation can help golfers get into the high performance state of ‘flow’.
Dr. Nick Molinaro with the help of LPGA Tour Player, Diana D’Alessio, shows you how to practice golf optimally and get the most out of your game.
With the help of Dottie Pepper, Sports Psychologist, Dr. Nick Molinaro describes the different types of mental imagery used by professional golfers.
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