Golf Bio-Visual Focus
The Professional Golfer's Edge
For Absolute Focus, Super-Consistency,
and Uncanny Control.
PGA Tour Players, Professional Golfers Aspiring to Play the PGA Tour, and Amateur Golfers 4 Handicap and Lower...

Does your Mental Game Let You Down On The Golf Course?

Are a Few Strokes on Your Scorecard Separating
You From Your Dreams In The PGA?
  • If you're so close to your best golf game ever except for a few unexplained mistakes on the golf course...

  • If you've tried everything with both your golf swing and your mental game and still experience those frustrating unexplained mistakes...

  • And you feel like there is nowhere else to turn to solve this puzzle...
Breakthrough research has recently been completed that will eliminated those last few costly strokes on the golf course, increase the accuracy of your shots, and consistently improve your game 2 to 3 strokes per round by giving you uncanny control under the pressure of the highest competition:
  • Without changing your golf swing.
  • Without using traditional mental coaching methods.
  • Without using hypnosis or NLP.
  • Without the worry of hurting your current golf game in any way.
  • Without affecting any training you are working on now.
Impossible? I'm Tracy Reed, a Golf Biomechanic, and a Former Military Interrogator and expert on how the brain operates under pressure conditions. For 25 years the single-minded goal of my research was to discover the keys to consistent, accurate execution under tournament pressure. For the last 5 years I have been working with a small number of aspiring professional golfers (hdp range of 2 - +4) to prove the effects of redirecting a hidden physiological process already in use for other parts of the body with amazing results. The average improvement has been 2 to 3 strokes per competitive round, making the difference in most cases between winning or merely placing well. Besides uncanny accuracy, the results have meant consistently higher earnings for each player.

If you are currently working to:
  • Pass Q school to play on the PGA Tour...
  • Move up from the Canadian, Asian, European, Nationwide, or Hooters Tour to the PGA tour.
  • Earn more money to improve your rankings to keep your PGA Tour card.
  • Work your way out of a slump and get back to winning again.
This is your fastest and most permanent route to success.

If you've ever had a hot streak after changing to a new putter or new clubs and saw that streak die out in a few weeks, or got hot after getting mental or swing training, and cooled off a few weeks later, you probably wonder why the hot streak didn't last.

The explanation is simple. Whenever you have a new experience, your mind naturally focuses more until that experience becomes more "everyday." Once you get used to the newness, the mind doesn't feel the need to add extra focus, and your game goes back to "normal." Think about the last time you bought a new car... Didn't you suddenly notice how many of that model are on the road?.. That is until the newness of the car wore off.

These examples demonstrate that focus does not operate on auto-pilot.

Worse yet, if you try to maintain a heightened focus during a full tournament, your mind will more than likely overload, resulting in the classic "blow-up" hole or worse that costs big time.

But now there is a way to improve focus without mental burnout...

This game-changing discovery is called Bio-Visual Focus. The process is not swing instruction, not more mental training, and it is not hypnosis, although it enhances the results of both the physical and mental aspects of your game.

Bio-Visual Focus is a hidden physiological process already used in the body, that when directed properly, "super" enhances the mind's ability to guide the body accurately through complicated movement.
Bio-Visual Focus creates a level of extreme focus during those few minutes out of a 4-hour round when you are physically executing your shots or putts under the pressure of intense competition... While allowing your mind to relax between shots and preventing the "focus fatigue" that hits around the 15th hole.

In other words, You can turn this focus on and off at will.

The time you are executing your shots or putts is only a few minutes... But that is the time that decides your score and therefore, your paycheck.
How it works...

Scientists have recently isolated the physiological process called myelination that takes place in the brain when neurons are fired. They also discovered that myelination exponentially improves the neurons' ability to fire, and therefore enhances whatever ability that those fired neurons control. Bio-Visual Focus myelinates the neurons that control your golf swing movement AND the brain's own ability to focus, making focus even easier the more you train.
As discovered in the book, The Talent Code, by Daniel Coyle (shown on the left inset) The Myelination Process is the physical link that "super" talented people have in common. What they have IS NOT a gift. Whether they are tennis stars from Russia, Soccer stars from Brazil, the latest wave of Korean women golfers, or world class musicians, they all have special training programs that stimulate the myelination process for the neurons that are fired while performing their specific "talent."
But myelination only happens IF your neurons are stimulated properly. Myelination requires focused practice with consistent and immediate correction of mistakes. The key to super-charging the brain for better performance is in the details of your practice. But any instructor who tries this with traditional teaching methods would drive even the best golfer into a total meltdown.
Meltdowns using traditional practice methods happen because traditional training relies too much on the conscious mind, which becomes quickly overloaded trying to keep up with all of the detailed corrections. This is why a certain number of mistakes per round are still accepted; actually expected by professional golfers during any round of golf.

The Bio-Visual Focus process works through the subconscious mind, which can handle the type of concentrated corrections that instill the myelination process without ever breaking a sweat.

This isn't hypnosis because you are in control and conscious of the process. In other words, you know it's working because you see results right away. The reaction at first is usually one of disbelief until the golfer gets used to it.

The bonus is that once you know how easy the process is, you won't ever want to train any other way.
Bio-Visual Focus training super stimulates the myelination process. Scientists have shown that the affected neurons fire better and stronger every time they are myelinated, like going from thinking at "Dial-up" speed to thinking at super fast broadband speed. The result is a snowball effect where your focus and your golf game both improve exponentially.

How does this relate to "muscle memory?"
If you hit 500 or a thousand balls per day in practice without the constant, tiny corrections needed to stimulate the myelination process, you will build muscle, but science has proven that the brain has to be properly stimulated to retain any correction you're working on. So, you build muscle, but when you need it on the golf course, the brain may still not have all of the information you were hoping to remember.

With Bio-Visual Focus, you'll get more retention in 100 balls then you would using your current training methods hitting 3000 balls.

Practice less and get more, doesn't sound bad, does it? You'll believe it once you experience it.
Bio-Visual Focus also solves shot inaccuracies for both the Feel Golfer and the Visual Golfer by uncovering an area of the mind-body relationship during movement that no mental coach or swing instructor has been able to unlock.

Besides better focus and consistency in their games, all of the golfers I have worked with have also experienced the side effects of better accuracy and distance in their games.
One of the more difficult tasks I encountered during this research has been convincing these professionals that their improvement is real...

But the numbers don't lie... Bio-Visual Focus moves great golfers up to virtuoso level.
The up-side You will see the effects of Bio-Visual Focus during the very first training session, which usually lasts 2-3 hours.

The only down side... Bio-Visual Focus must be tailored to the individual golfer. It includes training that must be monitored and adjusted to the golfer's strengths and weaknesses. So Bio-Visual Focus isn't something that can be picked up from a book or video and it is much too powerful for the average golfer.

If you're a consistent low handicap golfer, and you haven't figured out how to get past those last few strokes holding you back, call me at 904-803-6116.

One other thing... I am the only instructor on the planet helping golfers through this process, so getting this training will give you a major edge over the competition, but hesitation may cost months of waiting to fit into my schedule.


"I've worked with Tracy for years and had nothing but success. His visualization techniques are the best I have ever seen, and his ground breaking Dynamic Balance routines are something that every golfer, whether beginner or professional should use."

Gary Brewer II, PGA Professional



"I have had more success, higher finishes, and bigger paychecks in the 2 months since I worked with Tracy than I did in the previous 4 years... and the results have been almost instantaneous."


Curtis Knight
Golf Professional
Jacksonville, Florida


Nick is back on track after just one hour with Tracy...

After only 1 hour with Tracy, Nick shot a 67 his first time out
after an 8 month layoff due to a shoulder injury.



"I never expected to break 80..."
Click here to hear his story.


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