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Welcome to She Talks Birdie! The best podcast for golfers who want to play great! I'm your host, Dr. Shannon Reece. My goal is to provide you with simple, actionable tips you can easily apply to your game so that your mind starts working for you and not against you. This is the first step to being able to play great more often. If this sounds good to you, then you’re in the right place.
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The Best Golf Podcast to Help You Play Your Best When It Counts Most
She Talks Birdie is the podcast for competitive golfers who practice well but struggle to perform when it counts.…
Hosted by Dr. Shannon Reece, sports psychologist and founder of Training for Optimal Performance, this show is for tournament players who are tired of the gap between their range game and their scorecard—especially when the pressure's on.
If you've ever shot your handicap in a casual round but added 8-10 strokes in competition, or watched a promising start turn into a blow-up back nine, this podcast will show you why. Shannon has coached thousands of competitive golfers—from serious club players to professionals—using her proven mental game formula to help them shoot their number when it matters, eliminate catastrophic holes under pressure, and finally play in tournaments the way they play with friends.
She believes tournament golf is a mind-first game, and your swing is only as good as your ability to trust it in competition. Every episode gives you practical, field-tested strategies to master pre-shot routines, manage competitive nerves, and build the mental resilience that separates golfers who post scores from golfers who post excuses.
This isn't about mechanics or grinding on the range. It's about becoming the competitor your swing is ready for. Subscribe now to close the gap between your capability and your scorecard—and start winning the tournaments you're already good enough to win.