Summary Bo Watson joins us to discuss the evolving landscape of golf media, particularly the rise of influencers on platforms like YouTube. We explore the impact of these changes on traditional golf training and the importance of mental strategies in improving performance. Bo shares insights on resetting one's mindset during…
Many golfers put in a lot of effort but still struggle to improve. Gareth Winslow explained that it's not lack of dedication but bad advice that holds them back. Friends often share well-meaning, but incorrect tips that lead to mistakes. To truly get better, it's important to learn from those…
Golf doesn't have to be an expensive hobby reserved for the wealthy. While some costs are involved, passion for the game matters more than wealth. John Paul Newport made it clear that with some budgeting, anyone can enjoy golf. Golf can be accessible to anyone who loves the sport. Listen…
Bryson DeChambeau’s unique approach has made him a standout in golf. Matt Ginella talked about his quirks and controversies. While Bryson has had his ups and downs, being himself is part of his charm. As he matures, he's becoming more comfortable with who he is, something we can all relate…
Managing your misses on the course can actually lead to better results in your game. Joey highlighted that misses aren’t just about the swing, but also the connection between your mind and body. Awareness of this can help improve your game. Misses aren't failures, they're your chances to grow. Listen…
972: Summary We're joined by golf agent Mac Barnhardt sharing his insights, sometime controversial, about the unique role of golf agents, the challenges faced by professional golfers, and the impact of sponsorships and endorsements. We discuss the influence of Tiger Woods on the game, the financial sustainability of the PGA…
971: Summary This conversation features golf fitness expert and author Joey 'D' Diovisalvi on the critical role of the body in golf performance. Joey explores how golfers can improve their game through better understanding of their physical capabilities, the importance of flexibility, mobility, and strength, and the need for proper…
969: Summary Jayne Storey returns to discuss her latest book, 'The Athlete's Ascent', which explores the relationship between deep practice and high performance across various sports. She emphasizes the importance of self-awareness, the impact of technology on attention, and the necessity of stillness in achieving optimal performance. Jayne also addresses…
Finding more distance in your golf swing isn’t about changing clubs or adjusting your swing. Joey shares that the key lies in focusing on your body, which moves the club. By improving your movements and understanding your limits, you can get more distance. It's not the equipment; it's you. Listen…
Staying present in golf is just as important as physical skill. Many golfers, like Jack Nicklaus, use visualization techniques to focus. But Billy Bondaruk reminds us that getting stuck in the perfect shot in your head will only hold you back. Visualize, release, and stay in the moment for better…
An inspiring journey highlights the challenges and the wins equally. Jimmie James' story reminds us that resilience and effort lead to personal triumphs. Through perseverance and kindness, it shows how any hurdle can be conquered with dedication. Listen to the full Golf Smarter episode here!: https://www.golfsmarter.com/category/podcasts/ With Jimmie James Host:…
Focus on what you're doing right in golf, not what's wrong. Joel Suggs found that when good habits grow, mistakes fade away. Spot your best moments, like accurate drives and solid putts, and repeat them. The more you highlight success, the less room there is for errors! Listen to the…
Everyone faces their own golfing bell curve: they have poor, good, and average rounds. According to Joel Suggs, about 60% of your games will fall into the average category. 20% will be better than average, while another 20% will be worse. You can't control which type of round you'll have,…
Confidence in sports can be seen through 2 lenses: - physical skills, according to Bobby Knight - and mental strength, according to John Wooden Jim Waldron shares that both approaches play a role in boosting performance. Which one would you choose? Listen to the full Golf Smarter episode here!: https://www.golfsmarter.com/category/podcasts/…
ShotScope is an innovative tool that tracks your game effortlessly! Gavin Dear talks about how it lets you get detailed data on your rounds and insights on improvement areas. Perfect for mastering the small details in your game! Listen to the full Golf Smarter episode here!: https://www.golfsmarter.com/category/podcasts/ With Gavin Dear…
To improve your swing, you should know where you stand. Sportsbox.ai helps golfers accurately measure their swings using just their phone. This is an improvement from the usual subjective and unreliable descriptions we do, as Jeehae Lee mentioned. Let measurements guide your game. Listen to the full Golf Smarter episode…
golf SMARTER episode970: Summary This week we meet Joel Suggs, PGA Master Professional, who explains the role of master professionals, the intricacies of golf instruction, focusing on his concept of the "Scoring PGA" personal bell curve that every golfer experiences. We also explore how understanding one's average performance can shift…
With Sportsbox.ai, your phone becomes your personal coach. Jeehae Lee shares it's able to analyze your swing and get instant feedback, all through your phone. No expensive or additional gear is needed! Listen to the full Golf Smarter episode here!: https://www.golfsmarter.com/category/podcasts/ With Jeehae Lee Host: Fred Greene #GolfSmarterTV #GolfSmarter #AIinSports…
Michael Anthony explained how our brain records every experience and uses that to guide decisions, even in golf. If you've felt fear at a water hazard before, your brain may repeat that feeling. The same goes for anger after a bad shot. Learning how our brain works can help improve…
The great Tony Manzoni shared advice about the follow-through in your swing. He said you're swinging too hard if you can't hold your finish until the ball lands. It might seem simple, but this tip helped one 70-year-old golfer shoot a round below his age! Focus on control and finesse…
According to Billy Holbrook, walking instead of using a cart can improve your game. It's not just about fitness but about setting a better shot pace. Walking gives you time to think and plan between hits, creating a natural rhythm. Next time you're on the course, consider walking—it might make…
On the course, younger adults have been swapping spikes for golf carts. Billy Holbrook suggested this change might be influenced by how courses are designed. Many American golf courses now have greens and tees spread out, making walking harder. That's why most walkable courses are older in design! Listen to…
There's an interesting difference between amateur and professional golfers. John Novasel says amateurs often swing too quickly in the short game, but not fast enough for the long game. Let's learn from the pros and start working on getting better at tempo! Listen to the full Golf Smarter episode here!:…
Jeff Thoreson's idea of a golfing bucket list wasn't very planned. Instead, it was a collection of his experiences of traveling and playing the game for 30 years. He didn't just include fancy courses or exotic locations, but also simple joys and practices that many golfers overlook. Reminder: enjoy every…