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Better Golf Daily: Golf Needs A Village Series - The Path That Wasn't There

Two weeks ago I ended up in an ambulance with a hundred percent blocked artery, and it's the real reason I'm finally telling this story. Episode one of a five-part seri

Better Golf Daily: Golf Grip Pressure Series - Training Soft Hands

Imagine finishing eighteen holes with your hands feeling just as calm and soft on the last tee as they did on the first. That's not a fantasy, it's an actual trainable sk

Better Golf Daily: Golf Grip Pressure Series - Don't Transition Squeeze

Ever make a smooth backswing and then completely lose it on the way down for no reason you can point to? There's a real, physical reason, and it's not your swing plane.

Better Golf Daily: Golf Grip Pressure Series - Which Hand Should Be In Charge?

Back in episode one, I promised we'd actually settle the lead-hand-versus-trail-hand debate that got this series made. It turns out real data on tour pros flips a piece o

Better Golf Daily: Golf Grip Pressure Series - Psychology of the Squeeze

I just finished watching Josh Hill sink a three-foot putt to win the Walker Cup for Great Britain and Ireland, and while everyone else was watching the moment, I was watc

Better Golf Daily: Golf Grip Pressure Series - The Debate

I went looking for one clean answer on grip pressure for this series and instead found an actual argument playing out across golf instruction, including real disagreement

Better Golf Daily: Foundation of Golf Series - Foundations for a Lifetime

Picture the four-foot putt that actually matters to you, heart racing, hands not quite steady. The question that cuts through all the noise in that moment isn't whether i

Better Golf Daily: Foundations of Golf Series - Why Your Range Sessions Aren't Working

Every golfer knows the feeling — you groove your seven iron on the range until it's perfect, then step on the course the next day and none of it shows up. That gap isn't

Better Golf Daily: Foundations of Golf Series - The System the NCAA Had to Ban

In 2014 a former pro with three math degrees built a golf strategy system that turned an unranked amateur into a world top-3 player in three months — and it worked so wel

Better Golf Daily: Foundations of Golf Series - The War on Double Bogeys

A scratch golfer and a 26-handicap golfer are separated by less than two birdies a round. The real gap, over five shots a round, is hiding somewhere almost nobody actuall

Better Golf Daily: Foundations of Golf Series - The Happiness Formula

The best putters alive only make about half their eight-foot putts, and even at the best events of the year, the leaders average under five birdies a round. That gap betw

Better Golf Daily: Cracking the Talent Code Series - Built, Not Born

A rundown tennis club in Moscow, usable outdoor courts only four months a year, has produced more top-20 ranked women's players than the entire United States. That's not

Better Golf Daily: Cracking the Talent Code Series - The Secret to Great Coaching

wo researchers sat courtside at every single UCLA basketball practice for an entire season and wrote down every word legendary coach John Wooden said. What they found bre

Better Golf Daily: Cracking the Talent Code Series - It Only Takes a Spark

A twenty-year-old rookie survives twenty holes of playoff pressure to win the 1998 U.S. Women's Open — and the real story isn't the win itself, it's what happened to an e

Better Golf Daily: Cracking the Talent Code Series - Finding the Sweet Spot

A study split students into two groups learning the same material — one group studied it four times, the other studied it once and got quizzed on it three times instead.

Better Golf Daily: Cracking the Talent Code Series - Struggle to Get Better

Brazilian kids playing a shrunk-down version of soccer called futsal are basically forced to struggle on every single touch — tight space, no time to think, constant mist

Better Golf Daily: How to Win Match Play Series - Closing the Door

Four down with seven to play, and Justin Leonard didn't just come back — he closed the door so hard it's still one of the most replayed moments in Ryder Cup history. Th

Better Golf Daily - How to Win Match Play Series - Get Excited

One six-foot putt decided an entire Ryder Cup in 1991. Bernhard Langer missed it by less than an inch, and what he did the very next week says more than the miss itself.

Better Golf Daily: How to Win Match Play Series - Make Them Earn It

Walter Hagen once had a rival come out of the clubhouse mid-change just to watch him drain a putt he didn't even need to make yet. That's not nerves, that's a strategy.

Better Golf Daily: How to Win Match Play Series - You're Never Actually Down

Down 10 to 6 with one day left. That's basically over, right? Except it wasn't, and what happened next is still called one of the greatest comebacks in golf history. To