358. Scott Fawcett: Lowering Scores Using Course Strategy, Strokes Gained, and Common Sense

[@sinkingputts]

Where do I get that ballistics card that those caddies have?

[@derekcarday]

54:57 Tiger also loves free diving which requires meditative practices. I guarantee he brings free diving into his game.

[@johnderington7998]

@scottfawcett, This probably won’t help you now since I’m watching this 8 months after release….😂 The soreness you are describing follows the origin and insertion of the “quadratus lumborum” muscle. Just reach your hand back and stick your thumb underneath the strappy muscles (erector spinae) on either side of your spine between your bottom rib and hip. Find a tender spot and hold for 30-90 seconds until it releases and the pain is gone. Then find another tender spot along that same muscle and repeat. Start with the most uncomfortable spot first to get the most bang for your buck. Works like a charm. I promise!

[@Greenhat0311]

Kidney stone is the worst pain I've ever experienced. I hope nobody has to go through that. On another note, great show!

[@tmc3980]

Love Fawcett but the Art of Learning is corporate babble.

[@christianrayburn1930]

lets be honest, this guy spends ZERO time around anyone over a 0 handicap good luck if you buy this nonsense fractional strokes as a 19 handicap you have been duped

[@notreese2289]

I mean not really, yeah focusing on fractions may not be what you need to work on but lowering your expectations based on the stats helps with lowering the stress and will give you a little more confidence when stepping up to a ball from the rough. Had my friend that shoots in the hundreds commit to easy targets that he would normally try to make hero shots on and he actually shot in the 90’s.

[@paomeimei]

That’s why you’re still a 19hdcp and will stay there forever