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My three-wood made par fives less toxic and my ego cried a little
Manage episode 512697325 series 3641699
We reset our fall golf game by swapping ego for strategy, dialing in iron contact, and turning par fives into birdie chances with three-wood first. We answer member questions on grip pressure, top-end gapping, wedge setups, and spin control through ball and driver fitting.
• breaking 80 by hitting center face and more greens in regulation
• course strategy with three-wood and play-the-hole-backwards planning
• red, yellow, green pin system to manage risk
• pressure practice using the programmable ladder drill
• process over proximity illustrated by a Ricky Fowler practice story
• grip pressure principles and hand roles for control
• fixing 7–4 iron gapping via blended sets and launch conditions
• specialty wedge fitting for 90–115 yard consistency
• ball selection, face control, and driver fit to manage spin
• junior pathway teaser with character skills that golf builds
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Chapters
1. My three-wood made par fives less toxic and my ego cried a little (00:00:00)
2. Back from break, season updates (00:00:14)
3. Chasing 80 and iron consistency (00:01:20)
4. Ditching driver for three-wood strategy (00:03:24)
5. Play the hole backwards: course management (00:06:32)
6. Wedge yardages and ladder drill pressure (00:10:45)
7. Ricky Fowler practice lesson on process (00:13:21)
8. Members’ tip line: grip pressure deep dive (00:16:02)
9. Gapping issues: set makeup and fittings (00:19:52)
10. Wedge selection, the 90–115 yard problem (00:23:24)
11. Spin control: ball choice, face, and fit (00:25:15)
12. Ask why: fittings, shafts, head trash (00:31:28)
13. Junior pathway teaser and values of golf (00:34:00)
14. Wrap up and next week’s guest tease (00:38:04)
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