Breaking 80 Over 50 A Golf Improvement Journey

This week Frank talks about the funniest thing he's seen on YouTube in quite some time, Grant Horvat caddying for Kevin Hart. The fist episode of this years Internet Invitational is out and it is bigger and better than ever. There is a new Tommy Armour P-U-T-T-E-R in the bag for the newly reopened Deer Creek Golf Club.

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Check out Kevin Hart and Grant Horvat: https://youtu.be/Q0w1u8tHVPQ?si=9HbovvNuQ1mUoqBl

Three weeks into the toe injury, Frank is still taking it easy and consuming a little more YouTube Golf content. He talks about what he is enjoying along with some exciting things that will release soon. Then it's out to the course for a round with some really good golf and some really bad golf which unveils a golf super power!

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Check out Grant and the Bryan Bros Major Cut: https://youtu.be/0cKuWsRbhzc?si=g52ezcsItwKUBdg0

Trailer for Bill Murray - A Course Called Ireland: https://youtu.be/BNNPMNxHanE?si=Q9uu-PuG0uNNWYPK

Putting Tech Impact & Takeaways: The episode ties the indoor practice to on-course performance, exploring how PUTTR’s feedback changed the host’s focus from merely holing putts to seeking center-cut pace and precision. Early metrics reveal specific weaknesses—right-to-left breaking putts and longer putt conversion—and immediate engagement through games and leagues. While acknowledging cost and a limited early sample size, he believes the device will translate to fewer strokes in rounds and plans a full follow-up review after more practice and video analysis. Then Frank hatches a plan to get back out on the course while still nursing a broken toe for an eventful round of golf.

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This week Frank was hoping to be podcasting from Pinehurst North Carolina but the Golf Gods intervened with different plans. If the golf shoe doesn't fit...acquit? No, that's not it. Unable to get out on to the course, it's time to find creative ways to work on the golf game indoors. Tune in to find out how that is going to happen.

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Hi, thanks for checking out Breaking 80 over 50, if you are new here, this trailer is a great place to start. It will give you a quick run down in about three minutes on what you are likely to find in this podcast.

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This episode covers a rainy South Florida weekend where two very different rounds produced identical scores: back-to-back 86s. The host breaks down key holes, bad decisions (including a memorable triple after trying an impossible bank shot), and redeeming moments like clutch chips and great bunker play. He reflects on improved mental resilience — laughing off mistakes instead of folding — and how small process changes (commitment to get chips to the hole) produced better outcomes. Also: a surprising shoe find saved the day and turned a soggy round into an enjoyable outing.

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Check out round 2 of the YGT: https://youtu.be/HnzjCvr7nIM?si=UcjvU0s3Y2xoXNzU

New to me, check out Dr. Jake: https://youtu.be/GFttAHAlq3Q?si=oRA5TwRosOF4uWCP

It's Labor Day and Frank gets in three rounds over the three day weekend. Ball striking has improved just in time to battle the newly aerated greens at Oriole Golf Club. No two rounds of golf are ever the same and after a busy golf weekend, Frank's tries to make some sense of his random thoughts.

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Frank weighs in on the storm surrounding Good Good golf and Calloway. Then he tries to find a window in a bad weather weekend to get out and play golf. The PGA tour season wraps up and it's another year of dominance for Scottie Sheffler. And, if there wasn't already too much YouTube Golf to watch, another big name enters the space as Kevin Heart begins to document his golf journey.

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Good-Good, Calloway add: https://youtube.com/shorts/KAScVbqYimY?si=jO8jfM9HDSxcJ08B

Kevin Heart golfs: https://youtu.be/6XDQFrTmbi8?si=nhxDgellnNVe6L5h