Dr. Joe Parent is a Sports Psychologist, working with players on the PGA & LPGA Tours, and an Author. He's written several fantastic books about the mental side of the game including: "Zen Golf", "Zen Putting" and "Golf, the Art of the Mental Game". His latest book about mindfulness titled, "A Walk in the Wood".

Doc shares his insights into how to stay in the present and keep our minds from time traveling back to the bad shots we've hit or projecting forward into what we're on pace to score today if we just made X on the next few holes.

Debbie O'Connell is one of my all-time favorite guests and individuals. She's the Founder of Golf Positive and a Top 50 LPGA Professional. She shares her Keys to a Championship Mindset and how to get to the next level with you golf game. Be sure to check out her Web site at www.golfpositive.com.

Olin Browne shares his thoughts on the PGA TOUR Champions seasons getting started, the idea of players getting to wear shorts, the 59 he shot in 2005 when he was trying to qualify for the US Open and how he almost withdrew after his morning round of 73 thinking he had no chance to qualify. Hear how that one decision not to quit changed everything that came after that...

2011 US Senior Open Champion Olin Browne, Golf Positive Founder Debbie O'Connell, the Author of Zen Golf & Zen Putting Dr. Joe Parent, plus long lost cousin and PGA Professional John Mascari Join Me.

I'll get Olin's thoughts on the PGA Tour Champions season restarting and what he expects the rest of the season to be like. We'll also talk about the 59 he shot while qualifying for the 2005 US Open. I'll talk with Debbie O'Connell about the mental game and how to keep a positive mindset on the course after we've hit a couple of wayward shots. I'll delve deeper into the mind and mental game with Dr. Joe Parent. We'll talk about Mindfulness and how to not get ahead of ourselves when we're on the cusp of a great round.. Then I'll round out the show with Cousin John and we'll talk about his stay at home series "Tips from John's Backyard" and what piece of new technology that he's excited to use when he can get back out on the course.

Bob Friend shares his thoughts on the rest of the PGA Tour season and if he would be concerned about Covid-19 if he were playing out on Tour. He also shares a tip for how to square the club face and get center face contact more consistently.

Russ Holden updates us on the great work his organization, Caddy for a Cure, is doing helping our wounded military Veterans have a better life in a variety of amazing ways. He also talks about their new partnership with 2nd Swing that will turn the old clubs taking up space in our garages into money for the charity of your choice. Check it out at www.clubsforcharity.com.

Chris Finn gives us exercises and stretches that can help us gain more distance and play pain free. Take the Par 4 Success free physical assessment to understand which areas of your body may be restricting your swing and costing you distance. As Chris explains during our conversation, it's not always the spot where the pain is that's the issue: www.par4success.com/next

On this episode I'm joined by former Tour Pro Bob Friend, former Tour Caddy and the Founder of Caddy for a Cure Russ Holden, and the Founder of Par 4 Success Chris Finn.

Bob Friend shares his thoughts on the rest of the PGA Tour season and if he would be concerned about Covid-19 if he were playing out on Tour. He also shares a tip for how to square the club face and get center face contact more consistently.

Russ Holden updates us on the great work his organization, Caddy for a Cure, is doing for our wounded military Veterans. He also talks about their new partnership with 2nd Swing that will turn the old clubs taking up space in our garages into money for the charity of your choice. Check it out at www.clubsforcharity.com.

Chris Finn gives us exercises and stretches that can help us gain more distance and play pain free. Take their free assessment to understand which areas of the body may be restricting your swing and costing you distance. As Chris explains during our conversation, it's not always the spot of the pain that's the issue: www.par4success.com/next

Shaun Micheel and I revisit his 2003 PGA Championship victory and perhaps the greatest approach shot to the 72nd hole in major championship golf...that he didn't see until he got up to the green. Shaun also shared the story of the raging fire that broke out just a few yards from where he and other players were playing when trying to qualify for the Hoag Classic earlier this year and the small change that made a big difference in helping him find his game.

Paul Levy shares his insights on what the reset of this season could look like on the PGA Tour, could we see a fanless PGA Championship and Ryder Cup, and what the new normal could like going forward.