Mind Caddie - Improve Your Mental Golf Game Golf Mental Game Mastery: Lessons From 400 Episodes of The Mind Caddie #400
Mar 13, 2026
A celebratory look back at 400 conversations about golf mindset, coaching, and performance. They explore why practice often fails to transfer to the course and practical ways to structure training. Expect discussions on embracing error, using tech to refine feel, creative shot-making, and strategies to break plateaus and stay open to new possibilities.
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Stop Reacting To Single Bad Shots
- Do commit to not react to individual bad shots and instead look for patterns across shots and rounds.
- If seven tee shots go left across a round, treat it as a pattern (face closed/low point issues) and address that with focused practice.
Practice The Big Three Impact Conditions
- When you find a pattern on the course, practice the 'big three' at the range: clubface orientation, strike location, and low point.
- These three impact conditions explain most ball-flight variance and let the brain fix clear problems faster.
Warm Up To Know What You Actually Have Today
- Before playing, warm up to discover what your swing currently produces and decide to play to that level (A, B or C game decisions).
- Use a dot on the clubface to train feel for early/late face presentation and strike location.