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Setting realistic goals is something that every golfer should set out to do. You want to improve, but you can’t be expecting too much. With that in mind, is it possible to have the perfect golf swing? Some might say that eventually you can master the swing, but evidence suggests otherwise. No matter how hard you work and how long your practice, the perfect golf swing might be out of reach.

Take Tiger Woods for example, as he is a player that is constantly tweaking and re-tweaking his swing. Even when he had won multiple majors, Tiger got a new swing coach and dedicated himself to a new approach. This shows that you can always get better and that if you keep working, there are new levels that you can reach.

The game of golf is easily disputed as the most laid back of sports, and rightly so. Most serious golf players would agree that a good game of golf helps to clear the mind. Spending nine or eighteen holes surrounded by natural beauty and greenery is sure to revive and restore a focused yet relaxed frame of mind. Golf helps one to experience harmony with and see the relation to themselves and their surroundings, and this is an idea often embraced by the Japanese world of golf. Often the more seasoned players have gained a better understanding of how golf helps induce a relaxed state that is detached from everything that does not involve that game at that moment. This mental aspect makes golf truly unique compared to other sports.