THEY say good news travels fast and for Australian golf fanatics, Pro Golf IQ can't come quickly enough.

The revolutionary new program, which gets the everyday hacker thinking like a pro by simply training their mind through the use of five audio training sessions in the comfort of their own home, continues to receive rave reviews around the globe.

Developed by world-renowned psychologist Dr Jason Gregg, the program has literally changed the way amateur golf is being played thanks to a patented process called Inter-hemispheric Synchronic Mediation (ISM), which gets both sides of the brain working together to create that essential 'quiet time', just like the pros do.

After trying the product himself, Australian touring professional Terry Price immediately hailed it a breakthrough for the sport.

Now, his thoughts are being echoed around the country and indeed the world by everyday amateurs who have transformed their games.

CNN Living Golf sports presenter, Justin Armsden admitted it was easy to be cynical of such a program that promises so much, but after putting it to the test, he was totally amazed.

"Well, I was pretty skeptical to begin with but I thought I'd give it a go," Armsden said.

"But you know what? I think it actually works.

"The key to it is helping you to relax on the tee box, whether it's the first or the 17th."

By training the mind to be in a controlled state out on the course, mental obstacles like water hazards, bunkers and out-of-bounds pegs suddenly become invisible to the amateur golfer - something David McGrath from the NSW town of Wagga Wagga found out recently.

"I'm a five handicapper who has always struggled with consistency and the '15th club'," McGrath said.

"Negative and mechanical thoughts have held me back. But Pro Golf IQ seems to have changed that already.

"The left brain-right brain visualisation has made a huge difference to my game.

"Every year I travel away with a group of 10 mates for a week of golf and we compete against each other over four stableford rounds. "We are of similar talent and most years it's a tight contest. I have just returned from this year's trip and won by 14 shots.

"I'm calmer and a lot more confident now on the course."

Gold Coaster Kevin McCarthy couldn't break 100 off the stick a few months ago.

A struggling newcomer to the game without a handicap, McCarthy heard the good news about Pro Golf IQ and decided to give it a crack in an audacious bid to take up the game.

His decision reaped immediate rewards.

"This program makes me so relaxed and allows me to think about my shots when I'm out on the course," McCarthy said.

"It wasn't that long ago that I didn't have a handicap, and I couldn't shoot under 100.

"Just last month I went and shot an 86 off the stick around Sanctuary Cove, and I have also had an 89.

"I've now got a handicap of 21 and I'm enjoying the game, which is the most important thing and it's all thanks to Pro Golf IQ."

McCarthy admitted he was so relaxed initially that he actually fell asleep listening to the audio sessions in his first week.

He is now hoping to get his handicap down to 16 by the end of the year and is confident he can with the help of his new favourite 'music'.

"Unfortunately in golf, you don't get a second chance when you hit a bad shot," McCarthy said.

"But Pro Golf IQ stops those bad shots by eliminating all your negative thoughts when you are ready to hit the ball.

"The bunkers and water around the green that I used to look at and think about have now been replaced by the green itself. It has totally changed my game and thought processes."

For more information on the product that is taking the golf world by storm, go to www.progolfiq.com.