Golf is unique because of this in that PLAYers call penalties on themselves and report their own score.

The acronym that helps you when you are building relationships with others (ask the other person questions, listen to what they say, respond to their answers)

The Three Tips for Having Fun that help PLAYers control their attitudes and emotions.

A story we tell ourselves that are fun, make us feel better, and tell us what we really want in life.

PLAYers use this to continue through bad breaks and to try their best regardless of how they are playing.

This comes into play when deciding on strategy and club selection, as well as when making healthy choices on and off the course.

Face the other person, smile/look them in the eye, give a firm handshake, state your name clearly and loudly, and if you need information ask a question.

An acronym known as the 4 R's that teaches players to deal with their emotions in challenging situations on and off the golf course.

A Guideline for Reachable Goals that requires goals to you to say exactly what the goal is so you can measure it and know when you have reached it.

The acronym STAR that helps you make good decisions when faced with challenges.

The First Tee Code of Conduct.

A type of question that gets the other person talking - the best type of question to use when trying to build a relationship with someone new.

A measure of how you perform in golf, at home, or in school.

A Guideline for Reachable Goals that motivates us to work hard to reach it and feel proud when we do reach it.

The three parts of "Wellness" that help you play better golf and improve other areas of your life.

PLAYers have this when they identify something they are doing well regardless of the outcome and maintain a positive attitude.

A support network that provides you with positive reinforcement, help solving problems, a listening ear, and information.

A plan for reaching your goal.

A goal that follows this Guideline is attainable only because of the actions of the goal-seeker.

PLAYers use this acronym as a framework for developing a pre-shot routine

When PLAYers have this, they are responsible for their actions on and off the course at all times - even when others may not be looking.

A PLAYer that others can go to for help, that helps in the community, and gives advice and support to peers.

The acronym GAME that helps you explore new things and add to your interests in golf and life.

A goal that follows this Guideline will be stated in such a way that will make it easier for you to achieve it.

The acronym CARE that helps you resolve conflicts.