April 25, 2025

111. How To Get Out Of Your Own Way And Play Your Best: Part 2

42 minutes

Welcome back, golf enthusiasts, to another episode of Stock Shot Secrets with your host, Kyle Morris. In this continuation of our series, "How To Get Out Of Your Own Way And Play Your Best: Part 2," we're diving deep into the pivotal aspects that can elevate your golf game to the next level. Today, Kyle unpacks the significance of setting realistic expectations, the necessity of grounded practice, and the art of making solid contact with the golf ball before anything else.

We'll explore how managing emotions and maintaining professionalism on the course can transform your performance, coupled with Kyle's personal techniques for handling first-tee pressure. Learn about the importance of a good "think box" and "play box," and how expanding your skills while focusing on mental and emotional growth can set the stage for excellence.

Through personal anecdotes and actionable advice, Kyle emphasizes the value of being present, harnessing sensory feedback, and the critical role nutrition and energy levels play in sustained performance. We'll also delve into course management, mental states, and intention—highlighting tactics for slow play, pre-shot routines, and effective solo practice.

Join us as we advocate for a holistic approach to golf, showcasing how Kyle's experiences and insights can help you refine both your technical and strategic facets of the game. Plus, don't miss out on entering the Stock Shot Club for a personalized coaching experience and community support. It's time to get out of your own way and truly play your best. Let's tee off!

00:00 Identify negative self-talk, it affects memory.

06:36 Improve self-talk, expand skills, and perform.

09:02 Golf swing off due to timing and tension.

12:38 Golfer emphasizes the importance of varied practice.

16:49 Embrace guidance for personal and professional growth.

20:59 Build confidence and reach full potential with resources.

22:17 Prioritize well-being for ultimate potential success.

25:53 Improving performance requires routine, focus, and strategy.

30:18 Shorten hand length to adjust distance on green.

34:19 Mental and physical preparation before golf tournament.

38:16 Mental focus crucial for sports performance.

41:56 Free 7-day access to personalized stock shot guidance.