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Scottie Scheffler's dominance on tour isn't about flash or swagger—it's about consistency that borders on the supernatural. "The ability to have ball striking this consistent for now three years is just spooky," says Jeremy Schilling, longtime editor at PGA Magazine, who joins us to pull back the curtain on the professional golf world.
Jeremy shares the fascinating journey that brought him to PGA Magazine thirteen years ago and offers unique insights into how the publication discovers and shares best practices across the golf industry. His personal connection to the PGA Hope program—which provides therapeutic golf opportunities for veterans—reveals the profound impact golf can have beyond competition. The memorandum of understanding between the PGA of America and the Veterans Administration has created pathways for healing that Jeremy witnessed firsthand.
We dive deep into the technology transforming golf today, from customization trends that personalize everything from clubs to apparel, to the delicate balance instructors must strike between technical data and the human touch. Jeremy articulates the paradox many golfers face: despite incredible technological advances, handicaps remain stubbornly high. The culprits? Improper fitting, insufficient practice time, and that perpetual enemy of consistency—ego.
The conversation takes us through Jeremy's most memorable articles, podcast experiences, and course recommendations that fly under the radar. His insights into the mental game and what makes courses like Harbortown truly special provide a masterclass in golf appreciation. Whether you're a teaching professional seeking to improve your programs or a recreational player wondering why your scores haven't dropped with your new equipment, this episode delivers wisdom that will transform your relationship with golf.
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