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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
Mid-Amateur Golf
Play Ready Golf
Putting
Mental Game
Amateur Golf
Golf Practice
Arccos
Chipping
Green Reading
Random Practice
Tournament Golf
Minor League Golf Tour
Course Management
Short Game
Golf Speed Training
Approach Play
Greens In Regulation
Jeff Schoey

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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Kris Marshall didn't touch a golf club until he was 16. He sent his resume to 500 colleges and got zero responses, walked on at Kansas anyway, and left a two-time All-American. Today he's a +5 with a full-time career, three kids, and barely any pract... more

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Recent Guests

Kris Marshall
Two-time All-American golfer, former professional, and founder of a HopeKids charity golf tournament
HopeKids
Episode: He Barely Practices and Still Plays to a +5 - Kris Marshall (Ep. 43)
Samuel Jackson
Window salesperson and competitive amateur golfer
Pella Windows and Doors of the Carolinas/Columbia area
Episode: Why You Play Better When You Don't Care - Sam Jackson
Mike Carroll
Speed and strength coach focused on golf performance
Episode: You Already Have The Speed. You're Not Using It. - Mike Carroll (Ep. 40)
Austin Langdale
Equipment specialist for brand partnerships and former collegiate competitor, involved in product testing and development
Srixon Cleveland
Episode: Your Swing Looks Perfect. That's the Problem - Austin Langdale
Payne Denman
Golfer and coach with college-level experience discussing practice efficiency and transition from pro golf
Episode: The Best Practice Tool Is in Your Bathroom - Payne Denman
Andrew Chapman
Mid-Amateur golfer featured on the episode
Mid-Am Golf / Amateur circuit
Episode: He Shot 90. Then He Won the State Am - (ft. Andrew Chapman)
Brett Patterson
Amateur golfer and former college athlete
Mid-Amateur golf circuit, University of Mississippi (employer)
Episode: More Practice Made Him Worse - Brett Patterson (Ep. 32)
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

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 10 ratings
  • Fav for golf

    I got serious about getting respectable at golf in my early 50 and have been grinding at the range all summer. This is my favourite golf podcast - using data rather than vibes has answered so many of my developmental questions.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    stickMick73
    Canada14 days ago

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#128
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Apple Podcasts
#112
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Apple Podcasts
#143
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Apple Podcasts
#129
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#134
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Apple Podcasts
#139
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He Barely Practices and Still Plays to a +5 - Kris Marshall (Ep. 43)
Q: What would help them save shots this week? What are some of the low hanging fruits that you see with those higher handicap golfers?
Marshall says golfers should not treat the pin as their target. They should choose a safe spot on the green, avoid short-siding themselves, and focus on eliminating double bogeys rather than chasing difficult shots.
Golf’s Most Useless Practice Is the Kind You’re Good At
Q: What's been the adjustment that's allowed you to improve since then?
Hayden says he works on handling emotions before tournaments through mental exercises, coaching himself and journaling. When frustration arises, he acknowledges it and chooses a constructive response, such as taking a break, slowing down or reviewing a video.
Golf’s Most Useless Practice Is the Kind You’re Good At
Q: You hit 10 balls during a drill. How many should you successfully hit in order for that drill to be the right difficulty?
The target is about three to seven successful shots out of ten. Consistently making eight or more suggests making the drill harder, while two or fewer suggests making it easier.
He Barely Practices and Still Plays to a +5 - Kris Marshall (Ep. 43)
Q: Can you walk me through that timeline? Yeah, for sure. Because what I want to set up is, A, like the Internet isn't, the Internet is blowing everything up, right? Like in terms of people's reaction to things. So just kind of walk me through that timeline.
Marshall turned professional after graduating in 2003, competed on mini-tours and made six Q School attempts, often missing advancement by one stroke. He stopped playing professionally in 2008 to prioritize starting a family, then returned to amateur competition after the required waiting period. He argues that reinstatement should be tiered according to the length and level of a player's professional career.
You Already Have The Speed. You're Not Using It. - Mike Carroll (Ep. 40)
Q: How can a time-constrained 9-to-5 golfer utilize 30 minutes of training most effectively?
Prioritize a balanced template: short dynamic warmups, a compact power and strength component, and a quick cardio element, then fit in speed work at the end of practice with a radar to monitor gains.

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The show focuses on practical golf improvement for busy adults, frequently grounding advice in data and science to help listeners practice smarter, manage course strategy, and lower scores without endless range time. Episodes commonly feature mid-amateur and former/professional golfers discussing practice structure, on-course decision making, and mindset, often weaving in data tools (like Strokes Gained) and technology-enabled coaching. A standout is the clear emphasis on balancing golf with work, family, and other commitments, plus actionable drills and framework-driven guidance that listeners can apply immediately on real courses, not just in theory. The format often includes personal journeys of reinvention, data-driven coaching, and can... more

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