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We all want to get better at golf. But for whatever the reason, our game just doesn't improve. Sound familiar? Well, I am here to share the best secrets of improving your score. This podcast NOT about giving you swing techniques or swing tips but it's about giving you specific strategies, a tangible plan and a fun way to improve your score! So, welcome to Better Golf Academy Podcast…are you ready? Alright, HERE WE GO!
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Adam Scott had a twelve-footer to win the Masters in near darkness, and he was reading it wrong. What his caddie said next is one of the best lessons I know about trusting experience. This is part two of The Caddie Series. If you play the same course every week, you're sitting on a goldmine of information, and I'll show you how to finally use it.
Nick Faldo once asked his caddie how many bogeys he had to make before he'd say something. So he hired someone new, and what she talked about between shots might surprise you. This kicks off my new series, The Caddie Series, all about learning to be your own caddie. And it starts with what you do during the four hours you're not swinging.
Years ago, I read a story about a psychologist who told a terrified tour pro to putt his ball straight into the water. What he asked next has stuck with me ever since, and it's the perfect way to end this series. This is the Scared Money finale, built on Dr. Bob Rotella's big idea about acceptance. And I made a free worksheet that puts the whole series on one page. https://bettergolfacademy.com/fear
In 1978, researchers found people would pick a drug they believed would make them worse at a test, on purpose. The reason why is one of the sneakiest things our brains do, and it shows up on the first tee every Saturday. Even pro golfers have been caught doing it. If you've ever said I haven't played in a while before your first shot, you'll want to hear this one.
A classic Harvard experiment from the 1950s showed something wild about fear: the more you avoid it, the longer it sticks around. When I read it, I immediately thought about the club I'd been hiding in my bag. If you've been laying up a little too often lately, this one's for you. I'll show you how to tell smart golf from fear in a costume, and how to get that scary club back.
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