Todd Graves explains why body position is more important than grip position. Plus, the Ben Hogan plane line secret that changes everything. Full episode with Todd Graves is LIVE! Link in bio. 🎧 @toddgravesgolf #golfpodcast #golfswing #golfinstruction #golftips #toddgraves #golfcoach #golfmechanics #golfsetup #golfgrip #swingplane #golfimpact #benshogan #singleplaneswing #golflife #golfdaily #golfaddict…
Todd Graves explains how Bryson DeChambeau positions his body to create "limitations" that lead to laser-like consistency. But when Bryson added pure SPEED to that formula? Game changer. Todd shares why Bryson is doing "great things for the game" and how he’s mastered the art of dialing it back when…
Todd Graves has done years of analysis on one of the most unique golf swings in history — Mo Norman's. Todd joins host Josh Karp to discuss how other golfers can recreate Mo's swing, the key to hitting the ball straighter, and what to remove from your swing to get…
Rickie Fowler walked up to the tee. A member gave him very specific advice. Rickie did the exact opposite—and pulled off a perfect shot. Then, with zero smugness, he said: "I guess there's two ways to play that hole." I wasn't even a Rickie fan before this. Now? I'm all…
We grew up watching The Open with that classic transatlantic call—and honestly? An American accent just doesn't hit the same. Sorry, Mike. 😅 Peter Alliss saying "Unlucky" in that quiet, knowing tone? Pure gold. 🎙️✨ Drop a 🏌️ if you agree!
Golf historian Connor Lewis joins host Josh Karp to dive into everything history of the British Open: why the actual name of the event is debated, early champions and the evolution of the event. For exclusive content and first access check out Corrected Mistakes on Substack: https://substack.com/@correctedmistake Amazon Storefront: https://shorturl.at/K0UoA
That’s the last thing Jason Prendergast tells himself before every putt. Not keep your head still—but see the ghost. Your eyes drive your whole body. A wobble, a blink, a glance = missed putt. So pick a dimple, lock your eyes, and watch the afterimage burn in. A black circle…
Every now and then, you hear something that completely shifts how you think about the game. In our latest episode, Peter Kessler shared something Seve Ballesteros told him—and only him. Seve played the 30-yard pitch exactly like a bunker shot. Lean the club back, expose the flange, and enter the…
Peter Kessler says if you can put it inside 8 feet from 30 yards, you’re giving yourself a chance to get up and down 2/3 of the time. (And yes, that’s exactly what Scottie Scheffler does best.) Full raw conversation is live now. Go listen! 🎙️⛳️ #GolfTips #PeterKessler #ShortGame #Podcast…
Peter Kessler's relationships in golf stretch from Sam Sneed to Seve Ballesteros. Peter joins host Josh Karp to discuss his career at Golf Channel and the specific golf tips he learned from the greats of the game. For exclusive content and first access check out Corrected Mistakes on Substack: https://substack.com/@correctedmistake…
Jason Prendergast is a longtime golf pro who has deeply analyzed how fear impacts the game. He joins host Josh Karp to discuss his new book Dream Driven, the way the best players are able to contain the feeling of fear, and shares some putting techniques to dial in focus.…
Peter Jacobsen's career in golf stretches across some of the greatest players in the history of golf from Jack Nicklaus to Tiger Woods. On this episode Peter joins host Josh Karp to discuss how the greats handle pressure in big moments and some inside stories from the celebrity golf circuit.
😂 No script, no formalities, just two pros on the first tee at the Memorial. This is one of our favorite stories ever told on the show. 🎙️ Hear the full episode—link in bio to listen! #PeterJacobsen #GolfStories #JackNicklaus #PodcastClip
This week we talk to Big Randy from No Laying up
1️⃣ Alignment 2️⃣ Ball position (too far forward = lunge, too far back = reach) 3️⃣ Grip-club relationship (closed enough for that draw?) 4️⃣ Posture (can you cut grass from here?) Get all four right and you'll feel comfortable, capable, and ready to let momentum do the work. ✅
Gary Belsky, the former editor-in-chief of ESPN Magazine, has written a new book titled Solo Golf, focused on the ways a player's game changes when they play alone. He joins Corrected Mistakes to talk about what he's learned through this experiment he's put himself through. Check out Gary’s book, Solo…
This week, we're joined by Gary Belsky on the podcast.
Shawn Clement draws from a huge range of sources in order to help golfers play better. He joins Corrected Mistakes to talk about how human evolution, science and being a lumberjack combine to create a simpler swing. Master game development with Shawn’s 50+ video lessons—designed to guide you through every…
Shawn Clement explains why every tool—axe, fishing rod, hockey stick—works best when your hands go first. Golf’s no different. Try to lead with the clubhead? You're in trouble. That's why 150 of the top 200 players grip it strong. Not a preference—it's physics.
In this week's episode, Tom Coyne opens up about overcoming imposter syndrome and embracing the truth that golf—at its core—is just a game. Tune in via the link in our bio. 🎙️ @golfersjournal @Coynewriter
Tom Coyne is a best selling golf writer who made a truly life-changing decision, buying his own golf course in Upstate New York along with partners Bill Murray and Jason Kelce. Tom joins Corrected Mistakes host Josh Karp to talk about his book 'A Course Called Home', which details his…
Tom Coyne is a best selling golf writer who made a truly life-changing decision, buying his own golf course with partners like Bill Murray and Jason Kelce. Tom joins Corrected Mistakes host Josh Karp to talk about his book A Course Called Home, which details his journey becoming the owner…
Used to be you could spot a player from a thousand yards just by their swing. Now everyone swings alike — just longer and louder.
Connor Lewis, head of the Society of Golf Historians, joins Corrected Mistakes to discuss the unbelievable history of this year's US Open course: Shinnecock Hills Golf Club, plus some of his favorite mysteries in tied to the highest levels of golf in America.