Cancer: June 21 - July 22
The Cancer golfer may appear to be sensitive and shy but secretly
craves the limelight and dreams often of achieving fame and fortune.
Influenced by short phases of the moon the Cancer golfer, like its
symbol the Crab, projects a hard outer shell that protects a soft,
inner core. This does not mean that they are soft on their opponents;
on the contrary, they are truly competitive in nature and able to
control their emotions to perform their best. Often alternating
between introversion and extroversion, the Cancer golfer will often
surprise you with their capacity to rise to the occasion. Be careful
when you "needle" a Cancer.
The professional tours include many outstanding
Cancer golfers, too many to name here but players
like Matt Kuchar, once great players like Billy
Casper, Gene
Littler and Calvin Peete have all had great
success. Cancers love being at home and being comfortable,
so they tend to play their golf close to where they
live. They do occasionally love to travel
to exotic places to play and thoroughly enjoy being
with people who enjoy the game as much as they do.
Cancer golfers normally are not prone to mood swings as the result
of mis-hit or just plain awful shots. Never too high and seldom
too low they are the model of calm, deliberate in their movements
and manner. A consistent pre-shot routine is a trait possessed by
most Cancer golfers. Although the "Crab" is inclined to
reflect their emotions like a mirror, it is rare when they allow
them to interfere with their game. They make great front-runners
and when they seize the lead in a tournament they most likely won’t
let go.
The CANCER Fore!Cast
Tenacious, competitive and free spirited are adjectives used most
often to describe players influenced by the moon. A positive alignment
of your sign with Venus as it follows the summer solstice presents
a perfect opportunity to distance yourself from any confusion or uncertainty
about your game. Recognize this period as one in which good things
can happen. Visualize the good shots that you are capable of hitting
and swing with confidence. Significant improvement comes with increased
play and the signs all point to the possibility of travel to distant
courses. Take advantage of low rates in shoulder seasons. You may
want to avoid odd numbered balls at least until the next partial eclipse
of the moon takes place as lunar activity in an odd numbered year
may have some influence on direction. That slice that you occasionally
have problems with may not be entirely your fault. Of course it is
always the wise Cancer that seeks a professional opinion whenever
possible. With your sign being the 4th sign of the Zodiac it is likely
that some interesting things will happen in combinations of four.
Play as much as you can in the spring and play as a member of a foursome
whenever possible. That putting stroke you have been working on will
finally come around and result in significant financial gain. As a
"crab" you may feel more comfortable with the claw grip.
Look who's also
a Cancer!
The Cancer Golf Legend. |
