The conversation shifts to practice formats that actually build skill under pressure — worst ball, best ball, and other creative ways to force better execution. Jeff also shares his experience with golf tech, explaining why he prefers Foresight over TrackMan. Spoiler: software accuracy and hardware reliability matter. The segment wraps when Jeff heads off to teach a lesson.

For golfers who don’t have hours to grind, Jeff lays out a simple, effective pre‑round routine:

John and Jeff break down a practice method where players hit two shots on every hole and only play the better one. The twist? You don’t know which one will matter until after you hit both. It creates real pressure, forces consistency, and still keeps pace of play moving. It’s one of their favorite ways to simulate tournament‑style focus.

The episode closes with a discussion on mental toughness. Playing “best ball against yourself” is a powerful way to sharpen focus and eliminate insecurity. Jeff and John remind golfers that the biggest enemy on the course isn’t the swing — it’s the fear of looking bad. The cure? Commit to good shots, stay present, and stop trying to impress anyone.

 

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