“It has been one of golf’s enduring mysteries: What is happening in that 3-pound gray organ between the ears just before a putt goes rogue instead of sinking smoothly, fatefully into a hole?
Stymied golfers, who might have tried all manner of modern technology, from simulators to customized clubs, now can turn to portable electroencephalography, or EEG, monitors to learn how to reach the quiet state of maximum focus that propels professionals into the winners circle.”