A deeper look into golf improvement. Adam Young and Jon Sherman provide real, actionable game-improvement advice for golfers of all levels. If you want to take your game to the next level, this is the podcast for you.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 185 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsGolf |
Performance coach Karl Morris joins the show to discuss a ton of topics, including:
• Mindset trap to avoid: the “I’ll be happy when…” illusion - chasing scores or milestones rarely delivers lasting fulfillment; reset what success means to reduce ... more
Most golfers think new equipment is the answer, but the truth is one lesson can often do more than a $1,000 driver. In this episode, Adam and Jon dig into why so many players struggle to change their swing, the role that concepts and external cues pl... more
PGA Tour winner Mike Kim joins the show to discuss his breakthrough year. We discuss changes he made in his swing, working on chipping with Joe Mayo, how he embraces playing golf in "chaos," and some of his top tips for recreational golfers.
Thank y... more
Golf mental coach Josh Nichols joins us for a deep dive into the real mental game: separating “band-aid” tactics from the bedrock beliefs that actually free you up to play. Josh shares what he learned on the way to the U.S. Mid-Am final, plus why mo... more
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Started with some of the oldest ep's, very good stuff and a lot to offer golf minds about so many topics, my favorites so far are learning how to approach swing concepts with results in mind.
I have listened to this podcast for years now. I have appreciated the content that Jon and Adam have brought to the golf world and I’ve benefited tremendously from their insights. Lately however, I have become slightly annoyed by Adam’s tangents - and as someone who checks himself on this same point - most of the time, Adam starts a sentence by saying “I” or “for me” or some other form of talking about himself. I’m not saying there is no room for that it’s just everything comes back to discussin... more
I enjoy the show very much. Great to hear the voices behind the books. Obviously it can be information overload. But that is ok. One thing In would love to be covered in detail is exploring the idea of the best swing models based on body type and relative dimensions.
Like most golfers, I am striving to get better. I really enjoy the in-depth discussions on this podcast and the way Jon and Adam present the information to the listeners. I first found out about the podcast by listening to Chasing Scratch when they had Adam Young on as a guest very early on and I’ve been hooked ever since.
I’m worried how much Adam’s back hurts from carrying this podcast.
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Listeners can expect a comprehensive focus on enhancing their golf game, with particular attention given to practical advice that appeals to golfers of all skill levels. Episodes cover a wide array of topics including swing mechanics, mental strategies, and the importance of managing expectations and practice routines. The hosts frequently invite industry experts and delve into complex subjects such as biomechanics and big data analytics in sports, avoiding overly technical jargon to maintain accessibility. Noteworthy is the emphasis on debunking common myths and providing a rational approach to golf improvement, making the content engaging for both casual players and serious competitors alike.
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Recent guests on The Sweet Spot include:
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2. Mike Kim
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