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In this episode, we interview who many consider to be the top golf researcher of our time.  Dr. Sasho MacKenzie's research often challenges traditional conventions in golf performance in an effort to create better ways to teach and play the game.  

In this episode, we cover:

• The only 3 things that really matter when it comes to putting performance.
• Sasho's research on heads up vs. heads down putting
• His work with Major Champion Matt Fitzpatrick and his coach which led to massive speed gains and ultimately a U.S. Open victory.  
• The Stack System https://www.thestacksystem.com/ for putting and speed training.  
• The benefits of getting the club "off plane". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuJaSM7Kexw
• Coaches Corner-clubface rate of change and 3D flat spot, the current research.
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• Website:  http://www.sashomackenzie.com/

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In  Part 1 of the Mental Game series, Eric and Rob take a look at Mindset. 

They discuss the main elements of a fixed vs. a growth mindset and how it will affect a golfer's ability to improve.

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On this episode, Eric and Rob give their thoughts on how their teach wedge skill, what they think about training aids, and how they feel about specifically outlined practice sessions. 

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This episode with provide a full swing, short game, and putting skill that will take the Level 1 Golfer to Level 2, Level 2 to Level 3, and Level 3 to Tour Player.

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On this episode, we cover the basic SMART goal theory and discuss whether it actually applies to golf performance.

Is dissatisfaction a function of goals?


We detail 3 types of goals, and how to determine where your focus needs to be.

1.  Outcome
2. Performance
3. Process

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On this episode, we interview the founder of the green reading technique used by many of the top players in the world.

Learn why he decided to crack the physics of green reading and how he did it. 

Understand what can each level of golfer learn from AimPoint to improve their putting performance.

Dispelling some common myths about AimPoint.


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In this episode, we look at 3 steps we can all take to improve our putting.   We promise, this will be a new spin on putting improvement 

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What are the relevant stats to know for all levels of golfers?  

We also address the main skills needed for improvement and ways to train them.  

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Eric gives a history of driving evolution.

Keys metrics for Level 1, 2, and 3 golfers

The science of driving.  What we know now that we didn’t know before.

The truth about driving it further without more speed.  

Watch out for bad advice! 

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On Part 2 of our show on approach shots, we discuss the skills every level of player needs to improve and how to train them.