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Play Ready Golf | Strokes Gained for the 9 to 5 Golfer

Isaak Ramsey & Hayden Zimmerer | Smarter Golf Practice in Less Time
Strokes Gained
Golf
Putting
Mid-Amateur Golf
Play Ready Golf
Mental Game
Arccos
Chipping
Green Reading
Random Practice
Tournament Golf
Course Management
Minor League Golf Tour
Jeff Schoey
Cincinnati, United States
90% Rule
Practice Vs. Play Philosophy
Broomsedge Golf Club
Putting and Short Game
Attitude and Mindset

Golf improvement for people with a 9 to 5. We use strokes gained data and motor learning science to help you practice smarter, save time, and shoot lower scores with the clubs, schedule, and life you already have. Most golf advice is built for people with unlimited range time and a coach on speed dial. This show is built for the rest of us. The weekend warrior. The dad who gets 90 minutes on a Sat... more

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Recent Guests

Scott Cahill
Former PGA Tour Latinoamérica player; mid-amateur competitor; entrepreneur and speaker on golf performance
Former professional golfer; now involved in mid-amateur circuits and business ventures
Episode: Amateurs Practice Fancy Shots. Winners Drill Boring Ones. - Scott Cahill (Ep. 30)
Nate Smith
Former professional golfer, later entrepreneur and builder based in Idaho/Wyoming
Mountain Creative Construction; Idaho/Wyoming golf community
Episode: Amateurs Aren't Lazy. They Practice Too Hard. - Nate Smith
Nate Gahman
Mid-amateur golfer and insurance agent
Self-employed / Insurance industry
Episode: Amateurs Practice Too Much. They Play Too Little. - Nate Gahman
Jon Weiss Jr.
Golfer and CEO of a faith-based ministry, House of Hope of the Pee Dee
House of Hope of the Pee Dee
Episode: More Practice Won't Lower Your Scores. Less Will. - Jon Weiss Jr.
Connor Doyal
Amateur golfer who won the Terracotta Invitational and made the Myrtle Beach cut
Independent
Episode: He Just Made a PGA Tour Cut. ft. Connor Doyal
Scott Turner
Minor League Golf Tour founder/manager, professional mini-tour player
Minor League Golf Tour
Episode: He Hits Balls 5 Times a Year and Still Wins Tournaments ft. Scott Turner
Mike Smith
Founder of ForeCollegeGolf
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Episode: He Made the USGA Semis With Two Toddlers at Home ft. Mike Smith
Will Davenport
Top 100 mid-am golfer, former Yale student, Wharton MBA, ex-BCG consultant
Boston Consulting Group (former), Yale University, Wharton School
Episode: He Practices Less Than You and Plays Better ft. Will Davenport
Jonathan Keane
Host of Mid-Am Golf HQ
Mid-Am Golf HQ
Episode: The Best Mid-Ams Would Rather Play Than Practice ft. Jonathan Keane | Mid Am Golf HQ

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Hayden
Host of Play Ready Golf, tournament player perspective
Isaac
Host of the show, guiding the interview; co-creator

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#65
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#136
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Apple Podcasts
#159
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Apple Podcasts
#38
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Apple Podcasts
#58
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Apple Podcasts
#63
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Apple Podcasts
#164
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Amateurs Practice Fancy Shots. Winners Drill Boring Ones. - Scott Cahill (Ep. 30)
Q: You've reintegrated into mid-am competition and are balancing work, family, and golf. What does your practice look like now, and what habits have you kept from your pro days?
Now I focus on high-leverage, simple routines: short putts and basic chip work with deliberate tracking to measure progress, while maintaining fitness and a disciplined schedule. I've learned to value structured practice over long, endless sessions and leverage data to stay sharp.
Amateurs Practice Fancy Shots. Winners Drill Boring Ones. - Scott Cahill (Ep. 30)
Q: Scott, you had full status on PGA Tour Latinoamerica, and you gave it back, took a job selling HVAC systems, and somehow you're playing maybe the best golf of your life. Walk me through the day you decided to leave the golf course and head into the workforce.
I realized I was still young and had chased the dream as far as I could; I didn't have regrets about stepping away and began building a life outside tour while staying connected to golf. It was a pragmatic switch, balancing the pull of competition with the realities of income, travel, and family life.
Amateurs Practice Too Much. They Play Too Little. - Nate Gahman
Q: How did your wife on the bag influence your approach to tournaments?
Her support provides a stability and perspective that reduces pressure, helping focus on the process and enjoy the experience rather than chasing results.
Amateurs Practice Too Much. They Play Too Little. - Nate Gahman
Q: What would you say to the guy who's standing on the putt frustrated with the putter?
Decide in advance how you will react regardless of the outcome, and focus on small, purposeful practice like four-to-five footers with consistent reads and aims.
Amateurs Practice Too Much. They Play Too Little. - Nate Gahman
Q: What do you think is the biggest mistake in terms of leverage? What are the things that people are practicing too much that they need to lean away from?
People often overdo practice without integrating it to on-course scenarios. They should lean into playing more and using structured practice that mirrors real play, rather than random, unfocused sessions.

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A practical, data-driven golf show geared toward weekend players and busy professionals who want real, actionable improvements without sacrificing time. Episodes consistently blend performance data, mental game, and course-management advice with relatable, behind-the-scenes stories from mid-amateur and competitive golf at non-PGA levels. The hosts frequently spotlight how to train smarter (often in short, home-friendly drills), leverage practice structure and data tracking, and balance golf with work, family, and life. A notable strength is the recurring emphasis on usable frameworks—pre-shot routines, distance planning, and scalable practice—that listeners can apply to real rounds, often supported by app-based tools and discount codes for ... more

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3. Nate Gahman
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7. Mike Smith
8. Will Davenport

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