The mental game in golf is full of misguided and incorrect “mental game myths”. Today’s guest Dr Bhrett McCabe, shares his experience and best practices from his work with PGA tour players and athletes that perform at the highest level.
We sit down with the creator of the Strokes Gained concept, Mark Broadie to talk about golf stats myths and how a lot of our common conceptions of golf stats like FIR and GIR aren’t helping us make smart decisions.
There’s a lot of options and variability with grips, and today we sit down with Bob Lamkin of Lamkin golf grips to talk about the technology and development of something we use every time we golf – golf grips.
The 2018 World Scientific Congress of Golf is coming up in July and in this podcast we’re going to talk a little about it and hear from a few of the keynotes.
We’ve all stood up on the tee-box of a hole with a tree lined fairway and tried to just hit that accurate controlled drive. On the opposite end of the spectrum you have a wide open fairway and it’s “bombs away”. THE QUESTION – do those mindsets coming into those tee shots help or hurt you?
It’s always good to hear what the best in the world are doing when it comes to certain aspects of their game. That’s why it’s fantastic to sit down with Nick Randall to learn his process and hear examples of the training he’s doing with players like Jonas Blixt and Cameron Smith on their golf fitness.
Two questions we need to talk about when we look at the golf swing. #1 – When do you make a swing change and #2 – How do we do it. PGA tour coach Mark Blackburn talks about his process and how it played out while working with Kevin Chappell.
You’ve probably seen some in on SuperSpeed golf and curious how they’re helping people gain speed (hitting the ball farther) and why 350+ touring pros are using them including Phil Mickelson. Today we’re trying to figure out WHY it works and what changes are happening with Daisy-May Kenny.
In this podcast we learn about a key indicator for increased club head speed involving ground reaction forces in the lead foot. We get a good understanding of the research and examples of why it happens with Dr Sasho MacKenzie.
We sit down with 2017 World Long Drive Champ, Justin James to hear about his development, how he learned to hit the ball so far, and what he’s doing today to train more effectively and get even better.