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In this episode, Rob and Eric take you behind the scenes of an AimPoint clinic.  We also answer some common questions that are coming up during lesson including:

Should I make a shallow swing in the bunker?
How misconceptions about the golf swing affect forceplate data.
Learning vs performing; why do we take lessons? 

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In this episode, Eric and Rob discuss the considerations for all levels of player when deciding what type of shot to play around the green.  

For a beginner golfer and elite player, the skillset is dramatically different, so how does each golfer determine the best shot for them to play?

We also discuss:

• The benefits of putting from off the green.
• The actually difference between a chip and a pitch.  
• The effect of lie, slope and wind.
• Grain
• Spin Loft
• Arc Height
• Why Jim Nance and Dottie Pepper hate Aim Point, and why we think its getting a bad reputation.

Eric and Rob also rant about the short game, which was fun.  

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In this episode, Eric and Rob discuss the approach shot strategy and how you can maximize your skillset for scoring.

Proper strategy is not to aim straight at every flag, but it is also not to aim at the center of every green.  We discuss in depth why neither of those concepts work every hole, and then take you through the major considerations for different levels of players.

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Welcome back!  We can't thank you enough for supporting our show through 29 episodes and a full year on the air!  On this episode, we celebrate our one-year anniversary by discussing the most important things we've learned along the way.

We give an update about why we haven't been on in a few weeks.

Robbie gives a update about playing one of the Top 3 courses in the world.

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This is part 2 of the series on scoring strategy.  Learn a process for deciding on club selection, aim strategy, and swing skill while on the course to give yourself the best chance at scoring optimization.   
On this episode we discuss:

• Shot dispersion patterns with the tee shot.  How to determine yours, and how it fits into strategy.
• Is your driver fit to optimize shot pattern?
• Learn when and how to make skill adjustments on the course.
• Important considerations for beginner, intermediate and advance level players.
• We take you through the framework of strategy as discussed on episode 27.
  • Shot process - intention, aim, alignment and swing.
  • Skill-  Swing arc low point, face/path relationship, swing energy
  • Swing Considerations- Energy, Time and Geometry.

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In this first episode of a multipart series, Eric and Rob discuss the framework of scoring strategy.

We start by breaking down the essential components:  score, shot, skill, and swing and how they interconnect to form the foundation of your scoring strategy.

We discuss the recent data capture of scoring on the PGA Tour and how that has solidified sound decision making for players of the highest level.

We introduce the outline for the entire series and discuss how Level 1, 2, and 3 golfers will put these strategies into practice so they can score better in their next round of golf. 

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In this episode, Eric and Rob discuss the best insights from our interview with Dr. Raymond Prior and his outstanding book, "Golf Beneath the Surface."

During the discussion we cover:

• Stable Confidence
• Acceptance
• Growth Mindset
• Growth Minded Practice Habits
• Staying on Time (being present)
• The Five Step Process that will change your golf (and life)
• And much more!

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Raymond Prior, PhD joins Eric and Rob to discuss his book "Golf Beneath the Surface."    Dr. Prior has been one of the most sought after names in Sport Psychology working with Major Champions, NCAA Champions, Olympic Gold Medalists, and Coach of the Year winners in a variety of Sports. Prior is currently working with Olympic athletes in 5 different sports at the Paris Games. On this episode we cover:

• What is "stable confidence" and how does is differ from our traditional view of confidence.
• The Framework- Developing a Growth Mindset
• Pursuing and Avoiding    
•  True acceptance and how does it play into our ability to perform
• How to be present or on time, vs. off time.  
• Breath and Mindfulness
• And much more!

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On this episode of listener questions, we start by taking on the eternal golf question:

• How do I transition my skills from the range to the golf course.  Why is that so difficult and shouldn't tee shots specifically be the same?
• How do I know when equipment is the issue?  Can the club design or shaft actually make bad shots worse?  
• Eric and Rob discuss the importance of footwear and tell a story about a good golfer who got the "shanks" because of his golf shoes.  
• How do I determine what shot or club to hit for a tee shot?  Is driver always the best play?  
  • Why 3 woods used to be more common for tee shots but now are rarely the correct play.
  • Using technology to determine aiming strategy. 
  • How hole design impacts club selection.  
  • Is the rough a big deal?
  • Avoiding penalties and disruptors.  

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This episode covers 3 areas of focus that tend to be most important when Eric and Rob are on the course with students.

1. Process- From warm up to pre and postshot routines, our process drive our outcomes.  Do we practice them? Are they consistent?

2.  Shot/Club Selection- Greens in Regulation is maybe the most relevant stat in golf.  How far do your clubs go?  What shot selection matches my shot dispersion pattern, and am I too aggressive or not aggressive enough?

3. Acceptance-  Is acceptance of a range of outcomes the key to enjoyable golf?  Are we supposed to be consistent?  

We also preview our interview with Dr. Raymond Prior where we discuss incredible insights from his book "Golf Beneath the Surface."  https://www.amazon.com/Golf-Beneath-Surface-Science-Psychology/dp/1637743092

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