This week, we go into our archive of over 1,000 lessons to launch a new 7-day series based on “Best Seat in the House” by Jack Nicklaus II and Don Yaeger. Did you know that we speak between 8,000 and 13,000 words a day? Fewer than 1,000 of those words are unique. That means we’re using the same words over and over on the golf course—and some of those words hurt our performance. Here’s how Jack Nicklaus managed self-talk, even when he was playing badly.

Welcome back to the last day in our series, “7 Days with 7 Champions.” When you’re playing badly week after week, how much work will it take to get your confidence and game back? According to Collin Morikawa’s coach, a lot less than you think—and he offers a quick-fix exercise to prove it.

Welcome back to Day 6 in our series, “7 Days with 7 Champions.” Nelly Korda is one of the world’s best. She’s also very honest about her emotions. Here’s a lesson she learned about anger—and a 60-second exercise to help us manage our own.

Welcome back to Day 5 in our series, “7 Days with 7 Champions.” It doesn’t matter that Scottie Scheffler 4-putted the last hole of the 2022 Masters. He still won by three. But the reason he 4-putted does matter. Today, we’ll unpack that reason and offer a drill from Scottie that can save you from those dreaded 3- and 4-putts.

Welcome back to Day 4 in our series, “7 Days with 7 Champions.” When Ben Hogan was in his prime, he was revered for his ball-striking accuracy. Other players gathered on the practice tee to watch him work. One day, as LPGA champion Nancy Lopez watched Hogan practice, she realized he really did have a secret. But it had nothing to do with the golf swing.

Welcome back to Day 3 in our series, “7 Days with 7 Champions.” Rory McIlroy said, “Our mind is way more powerful than anything else. If you can utilize that the right way, it’s going to help your game.” Today, we dive into the science behind that statement and prove that a positive mindset is the fastest way to lower your score.

Welcome back to Day 2 in our series, “7 Days with 7 Champions.” In 2003, Annika Sorenstam became the first woman to enter a PGA event since Babe Zaharias in 1946. But she knew her chipping needed work. So before the tournament, she got some advice from a guy who knew a thing or two about the short game: Tiger Woods.

This week we bring you an original Imagine Golf series, “7 Days with 7 Champions.” Most of the time, it’s best to play it safe, in life and in golf. But today, one of the game’s greatest and most conservative champions tells us to be bold. Here’s a story to inspire courage and a drill to develop it.

Welcome back to the last day in our series on “Play Your Best Golf Now” by Pia Nilsson and Lynn Marriott. Pia and Lynn say, “Imagine a line of dominoes. When the first domino is pushed, they all start falling. That’s the way your emotions interact with your physical and mental functioning. But you have the power to control whether the chain reaction is positive or negative.” Today, we’ll pay a visit to the body’s internal pharmacy...

Welcome back to Day 6 in our series on “Play Your Best Golf Now” by Pia Nilsson and Lynn Marriott. Let’s start with a biology lesson. We are bombarded with information, sensations, thoughts, and experiences. It’s too much for the conscious mind to process. So we evolved a filter that neuroscientists call the Reticular Activating System, or RAS. Today we’ll learn how to focus better by programming our RAS...