When someone like Tiger Woods is creating the phenomenal golf that he is known for, it’s intense! He is so present and so potent in this area that few people could not be effected by the amount of energy he is being. Look at how many people are drawn around the tee to watch him drive the ball, not to mention huge TV audiences.

At every step of the way people are there like moths to the flame. They can’t seem to get close enough to him. It’s like new lovers who just can’t stand to be apart and you’ve all had that somewhere in your lives. What is that? Would you be willing to consider the possibility that players like Woods can turn-you-on? Be it music, acting, sport or something else, when someone is creating from a space of intensity and presence, it’s irresistible and your body loves it.

I watched golfing legend Arnold Palmer partner Tiger in a charity match around Christmas 2007. While Tiger was waiting his turn he would be talking with Mr. Palmer and this youthful boyishness appeared – big loose smile and uncharacteristically shy. It was like, “Whoa! Where did Tiger go?” He had turned-off. You see, it was not appropriate to be so ‘on’ with the older man. The moment he stepped up to take his shot though, the boy instantly disappeared as he turned back on to create his shot. It was an amazing transformation.

When you have turned you off and then go and create your game, you will begin to function from impotence and contract what is possible for you with golf. As an impotent player, you have little to create with and your experience with golf will be just that … small.

When you’re on, anything is possible.

What would it take to turn you on … to golf?