103: Masters Week - 7 Things You Can Learn from the Pros
It's the best week of the year - MASTERS week!
If you're like me, it's time to barely work this week and instead, watch a TON of golf. Will a LIV golfer or PGA player win? Will there be drama? Will Tiger win again?
It's going to be epic! But instead of mindlessly watching the best guys on the best course, learn from them! There's a ton you can learn from watching the best players in the world and apply to your game.
In today's episode I break down seven things to consider when watching copious amounts of golf on TV including:
- Why you need a pre-shot routine.
- How they strategically play par 3s.
- Why you need a "goldfish" memory after bad shots.
- What to think about during your pre-round warm up (hint: it's not mechanics).
And a lot more.
Make sure to read the full article on the Left Rough: https://theleftrough.com/watching-professional-golf/
Also, check out Pre-Shot Like a Pro to dial in your pre-shot routine: https://www.wickedsmartgolf.com/routine
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It's the best week of the year - MASTERS week!
If you're like me, it's time to barely work this week and instead, watch a TON of golf. Will a LIV golfer or PGA player win? Will there be drama? Will Tiger win again?
It's going to be epic! But instead of mindlessly watching the best guys on the best course, learn from them! There's a ton you can learn from watching the best players in the world and apply to your game.
In today's episode I break down seven things to consider when watching copious amounts of golf on TV including:
- Why you need a pre-shot routine.
- How they strategically play par 3s.
- Why you need a "goldfish" memory after bad shots.
- What to think about during your pre-round warm up (hint: it's not mechanics).
And a lot more.
Make sure to read the full article on the Left Rough: https://theleftrough.com/watching-professional-golf/
Also, check out Pre-Shot Like a Pro to dial in your pre-shot routine: https://www.wickedsmartgolf.com/routine
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