Helping frustrated golfers #EnjoyTheRide again 🚂⛳️ | Top 10 US Golf Podcast 👇
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It was a pleasure to talk to the #7 player in the world and 5x @PGATour winner, @ChrisGotterup! @TheParTrain
Tune in as we discuss:
🚂@PresidentsCup Mindset
🚂Making Cuts vs Playing to Win
🚂The Secret to his Iron Play
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A new Tour Championship format is coming in 2028. The match play event will be contested across multiple weeks and multiple courses.
Sleepy Hollow, LACC, Interlachen among the locales that could be in play, per sources sportsbusinessjournal.com/Ar…
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I’ll say it. Golf is way too hard. It’s absurd playing a game that absolutely crushes your soul. What sport does this? The term “lay up” means it’s easy. That comes from basketball. In baseball they call it a “routine ground ball”. Golf doesn’t have routine anything.
In golf you hit one good shot and spend the next 17 holes wondering why you ever thought you knew what you were doing.
They need to make the hole 12 feet wide and be done with it… anyways. I have a tee time 930am tomorrow, 1046am on Saturday and 900am on Sunday.
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Last time Scottie missed a cut.
• Taylor Swift was dating Joe Alwyn.
• Tom Brady was on the Bucs.
• The World Cup hadn’t started (the Qatar one).
• Alcaraz and Sinner had 0 slams.
• Elon did not own Twitter.
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Russell Henley has earned $50 million playing a professional sport in the 21st century and could still go grocery shopping without being recognized by a soul anywhere in North America outside of a couple of small towns in Georgia.
As good as it gets.
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NEW @TheParTrain EP #473
@MoStateMGolf teammate & 2x collegiate winner @JBirdMcBride hops aboard the show to discuss his return to tournament play. 🎙️👇
🚂How to shoot 67 with a pull cut
🚂Managing matchplay pressure
🚂Practicing alignment & posture
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Casual golf fan… “Aaron Rai is leading the PGA Championship?? He can’t possibly win.”
Avid golf fan… “Don’t be so sure. He’s a closer.”
Casual golf fan… “How do you know that?”
Avid golf fan… “Here’s his wife…”
😱
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The last 20 seconds here are a good view into why Rory is one of the most unique (and human) superstar athletes of the last few decades. Very rare to be that great. Very unusual to be that vulnerable. There's nobody quite like him.
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The Masters YouTube channel just dropped a 53-minute video of Rory giving shot-by-shot analysis of his final round last year.
It's just as amazing as it sounds.
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Our latest @TheParTrain EP with @LouStagner from @ArccosGolf discussing greens in regulation.
Managing the miss, understanding the wind, hitting it as far as YOU can and
more.🚂🚂👇👇
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Oh wow, the Masters launched a search function where you can find video of any shot hit from 1968-2025. 😳
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"Will you be able to think mostly about the good stuff?"
"Never. Have you ever played golf?"
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Fred Couples (b. 1959) looks set to be the elder statesman in this year's Masters field.
He made his tournament debut in 1983 when Sam Snead (b. 1912) made his final appearance.
This year, Mason Howell (b. 2007) is scheduled to make his Masters debut.
Which means Couples will have competed against golfers born 95 years apart during his own Masters career.
This sport is the best.
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Enjoyed chatting with @Maxhoma (who won't see this tweet), especially this part about how he treats himself and views his game:
"I give my iron play so much grace. If I have a bad day with the irons, I almost always am just like, ‘Well, that’s just a bad day.’ Whereas with other things, you get way more analytical and worry about it more..."
"I imagine there’s some toll just on anybody when they’re about to go out in public and they just don’t feel great about themselves. I don’t think that’s good for you."
Max Homa on battling chronic disease, his game, and why he’s hopeful for future.
Q&A:
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