On a sunny afternoon, a single white golf ball soars across the sky and comes to rest on the fairway. Another ball follows, almost identically, then another, and yet another! All follow the same flowing arc and land within plus or minus three yards from the center of the fairway 300 yards away. What amazing golfer is capable of driving with such unerring precision?

It's Iron Byron!.

Iron Byron is actually a mechanical machine used by the United States Golf Association to test golf equipment. Under consistent weather conditions, it can swing a club and consistently drive a golf ball 300 yards to within plus or minus three yards from the center of the fairway. Once the machine is set to strike the ball, it performs the action flawlessly each and every time.

On a sunny afternoon, a single white golf ball soars across the sky and lands on the green of a 155 yard par-3 hole. Taking a couple of bounces it rolls 5 or 6 feet and finally stops . . . at the bottom of the cup: A hole-in-one for Worth Dalton, a 52 year old man blind man from Orlando , Florida .

Do you know what the similarities are between Worth Dalton and Iron Byron? They are both sightless. Iron is sightless because it a mechanical machine. Worth Dalton has been sightless since 1980. He suffers from retinitis pigmentosa, a hereditary eye disease that slowly steals its victims' sight. They both perform the same function of striking the ball without any concern about where it will land, or being distracted by fairway hazards or any other mental roadblocks keeping them from performing their job of striking the ball.

Your goal as a golfer should be to automatically strike the ball like Iron Byron. The more you develop the ability to focus on automatically striking the ball, instead of where your ball will land after striking it, the more your performance will improve.

On a sunny afternoon, a single white golf ball soars across the sky and comes to rest on the fairway – in comfortable range of the center. The next drive yields the same satisfying result, as does the drive following that one. What amazing golfer is capable of striking with such unerring precision? It can be you!