I listened to this on Spotify and had to rewatch on KZbin. Brilliant podcast.

My favorite Rotella quote is "it's better to be decisive than right".

Great episode Mark thanks. I am a huge fan of the way Adam teaches the golf swing. His YT channel is a goldmine. Almost in your league 🙂

Adam's KZbin channel has done so much to transform my golf swing. I've gone down the YT golf instruction rabbit hole like many here, but the way he explains the swing on his channel simply "clicked".

It is well worth revisiting this one after a period. I have got more second time around.

Wow incredible stuff Mark! Agree find the target , visualize it. Focus back on target. Can you bring your brother on? Talk about his mindset when he won the masters. I know Ben Crenshaw shows him you can make the same putt with 3 speeds

Dr Bob is great 👍 Have read most of his books. They have the same key messages so a summary is a good idea 👍 😊🏌🏿‍♂️

Love Porzak Golf. Thanks for having him on. Great interview. 👍

great podcast

WOW…I am a fan of both these guys…great to see them talking about the game!

Positive, positive, positive . . . good thoughts, thank you Mark.

Agreed that you can never stand too close to the ball. Amateurs stand much farther away from the ball than pros. I was never able to take a divot. Recently I tweaked my setup and posture and started standing closer to the ball. Without any new swing thoughts I started making contact with the ground. Also, standing closer to the ball will make it harder to early extend because your brain knows that you need as much space as possible to not shank the ball.

Brian Henninger next! The Golf Farm, Portland Oregon

Elite Golf School Porzak Golf And a dozen others are on top of their stuff when it comes to modern instruction. They just get it!

So basically this is golf Theory not application? I'm a pretty high level golfer and very little of this even made sense to me. I don't understand the purpose of these exercises unless it's just a confuse people. The way I understand Concepts and technique and mechanics is the instructor is to take these things in very deeply and digest them and polish them so that the information they give out is concise and practical and actionable and simple. All I hear is a lot of words and a lot of Concepts in a lot of theories that don't simplify anything. If anything it's more complicated after I listen to this person.

The "freezer drill" is the most misunderstood drill ever, it has NOTHING to do with sequencing - its true genius is training the player how to keep the shoulder in its socket - kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKTXl3Vuh56brdEsi=eykT682Va3vmwzxi&t=184 - freeze all you want at the top if you don't know the essence of it, its as good as learning kung fu from watching jacky chan movies.

Is the pause exaggerated for the drill? Or is it his real swing?

What’s helped me is mastering grip, setup, alignment and ball position and I don’t think about much else. If my swing is off, I’m usually either not using the ground to load my lower body properly or my transition is way too rushed. So, I come back to my rhythm/tempo and feel that my transition takes a couple seconds. I don’t try to leave my hands behind me and rotate. I simply feel a mini Hideki pause before allowing my hands to travel down towards the ball.

Immelman back to his best with quality guests!

Have been following Adam’s KZbin for a few years, and started taking FaceTime lessons over the last few months. Has helped my swing and my game tremendously. No better golf coach to follow!!

He is very good and very logical to follow.

Porzak changed my game in less time with his youtube, then so called teaching pro's i have talked and taken lessons to in years... I would suggest, ask them (who wants to teach you) to hit balls infront of you and tell you how the golf swing works. If they can't or don't want to go to someone who does... Shitty teaching ruins the game and makes folks drop the game... lets do better with instruction...

Here in Quebec ,Canada ,we don’t t have these guys that teach with passion or guts ,thats why he s the man for me and wish he would come here,i would surely enroll for a week.

Have picked up a lot of very helpful tips from Porzak over the last few years of watching his vids. thanks guys

Fellow saffa from Somerset West here. Love your podcast Mark!

Long time follower of Porzak Golf and they are the real deal, many times I thought of quitting golf but his teachings and system really helped me enjoy golf again. Shout out to Adam!

Very good interview to listen to. Enjoyed it.

Lots of important information here. Thanks to these two gentlemen.

Unstuck yourself 🍆🍑

Future 🐐

The most underrated coach in the game today!

I had the honor of being coached by Jake in 08-10. I was able to win 3 straight city tournaments under his coaching!

Mike is the best teaching pro I have seen in my 30 years of playing serious golf.

I love this podcast and have learned a lot. This one was particularly helpful-thank you. I am a 55 y/o in decent shape who took 40 lessons last year through a major company (won’t name them, but they say they’ll improve your game by 7 strokes). My game is worse, and it’s now a struggle to get under 100. I love this game, but it’s getting more frustrating the more I try to learn and practice.

pround boss Kiran :D

Love listening that you write down some of the quotes you here from the people your talking to. Would love to see more players interviewed and get more information out of them!

I wonder if Rory's pressure is already in the lead heel by the time his hands are above his shoulder transitioning into the downswing.

Hey Mark, I came across your podcast a few weeks ago and I loved what you mentioned in the post you shared on the 27th of August - “Unstuck Yourself” & Unlock Your Full Potential with Paul Salter. The title alone caught my eye quickly. I feel I’d be able to provide solid value for your listeners. As both a Developmental Services Worker and a Mental Health & Addictions Professional before receiving certification as a Life Coach and Hypnotherapist I’ve seen countless clients fall victim to the to understand that to be “stuck is more feeling than fact. And that letting this feeling stick falls into the emotional connection to creating limiting beliefs through repeating thoughts until they are self-beliefs. There is power in learning self-love, connecting with ourselves, and the strength of the relationship between thoughts, feelings, and actions. I feel I’d be able to provide some real insights to your listeners. Would you be open to having a call to see whether it would make sense to be a guest on your podcast? Heather Russell

Loved it Mark, Jordan is my favorite player and I am glad he has had his surgery and believe he will be back on top

Great video Mark and Kiran. Been doing some of these more for squash, which I play 5-6 days a week, but never do a proper golf warmup, but this has galvanized me to start for my 5 rounds a week play, where I've done the normal 90 second stretch before hitting balls! 69 year young still trying to gain some speed!

I don't support two fake golfers who work for trump...

Really great stretches. I spend too much time sat down for work, driving and watching TV/gaming. Then go on the course and it’s like I’m wearing a straight jacket. Could get away with it 10-15 years ago, but pushing 50 now 😅 Cheers. P.S. Great name Kiran, almost like mine 🤣

2 bums lol, especially that Mikah morris guy, always click baiting and play like crap

Love just calling him by first name 'Fat' !

read speed etc whats the order? Should one add speed as the last item to focus on?

He Orr talks about a special gift having the same setup, stroke, etc. They putt the same results and that's the limit of the group having the same setup and stroke.

Everyone puts differently and everyone has a different stroke. Comments on Bobby Locke is appreciated. Thx.

Great show as always!

Who are these guys? I'm familiar with pretty much every name on the PGA Tour and the KFT. Are these two randos?

Great video, I wish more club makers had more options...