Host Josh Nichols shares from his own 20 years of competitive and golf psychology coaching experiences, along with years of learning psychology, as well as interviews with players, coaches, and experts in the golf industry, all with the goal of helping you think better on and off the golf course. *This podcast is not meant to apply to every individuals’ mental health. And not all opinions expresse... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 196 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationGolfSportsSelf-Improvement |
How do you get confidence and trust and commitment and get rid of the yips, all without actually trying to get rid of them? more
On this episode we’re going to be talking about handling playing partners that get under your skin and make you play worse. more
On this episode, we'll be discussing expectations, expectation management, and the deeper psychology of expectations, needing to play well, wanting to play well, and how to better handle when the pressure and emotions cause you to make steery, guidey... more
On this episode we have Mike & Eli from the Chasing Scratch podcast. For the 3 people that haven’t heard of or listened to Chasing Scratch, Mike & Eli started a journey back in 2018 at 11 handicaps and were trying to get to scratch in a year. I won’t... more
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Question: When I’m reaching the last 4-2 holes of a round I get so focused on the leaderboard especially when I’m in contention, this causes me to not think about my game and I end up having a couple of bogeys or worse to finish off, so from almost coming in with a 2 under round I end up with a 2 over round. What’s your mindset coming in?
A much needed podcast in the golf space as the mental game is SO important. Josh has a ton of knowledge on the mental game & love how he shares psychology tips in each episode. His playing experience also adds to his expertise & love the guest interviews too. Keep up the great work!!
Josh asks great questions that result in great information from his guests. Very appreciative to have this to listen to.
In the interest of full disclosure I listened to one full episode and change. I am a seasoned citizen so I have a perspective that doesn't reflect the typical consumer of this podcast I would imagine. I have a very difficult time getting past the millennial way of talking with every sentence using the word "like" or "right". That's on me. It leads me to believe the moderator and the guests are not very intelligent. Which leads me to believe that I'm not getting much in the way of content that's ... more
As a junior golfer I listen to this podcast all of the time. I have learned so much and my game has matured so much! I really appreciate all of the guests that Josh brings on to the show. Highly recommend this podcast to anyone that wants to mature their mental game and is willing to put the work in. THANK YOU JOSH!!!!!
Apple Podcasts | #17 | United States/Sports/Golf |
Apple Podcasts | #15 | United Kingdom/Sports/Golf |
Apple Podcasts | #15 | Canada/Sports/Golf |
Apple Podcasts | #2 | Italy/Sports/Golf |
Apple Podcasts | #19 | Australia/Sports/Golf |
Apple Podcasts | #26 | Germany/Sports/Golf |
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