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Hal, you should have had more on Ed's unique grip....especially while learning the game...

Thank you so much for putting this online Hal! I am currently a PGM student working towards my class A and was lucky enough to attend this Teaching and Coaching summit. I took notes on my phone during the entire summit but your presentation resonated with me and how I want to teach the game of golf. Unfortunately, I lost the notes after my phone completely died and nothing was backed up. Thank goodness you posted this on RUclips! I allude to this presentation all the time and "being in the green" all the time. Losing the notes was completely devastating. Now that I can revisit this presentation anytime, and take improved notes on the subject I feel such a sense of relief. This completely clicks with me and has been a huge stepping stone to aid me in developing my golf philosophy. I would love to ask you some more questions personally to help fill some of the gaps that I have had in developing this. Expect an e-mail soon! Thank you once again!

Good job, guys 🎉 the best golf links player ever!!

39:46 42:16 44:34 "being realistic"/how that counters dreams and action that could lead to the good dreams coming true 48:31 .. life, and what we could do if we dream and TRY To do the things we would like to try to do and experience in our lives

i think having and building up and restoring Drive and Determination and keeping on trying and adapting are all far more important than being "confident", i know Dr Winters knows this but a lot of people seem to think it's about being "confident" when really it's about being in the zone and not overthinking things just doing the shots to get to our target thanks Dr Winters, i really hugely appreciate you giving advice to us..i am trying to rebuild my life and build up doing more of my songs and things like that so it is very helpful to listen to you thankyou

Hal is my great uncle in law!!!

No mention of Jimmy Ballard as an instructor?

What a player

36:05 - Excellent swing tips for the aging golfer.

Been listening to episodes on Spotify for the last week but may switch to watching here because of the video, thanks for the content guys, really great stuff!!!

My grip on the putter was like Weiskopf's. I made the adjustment and instantly saw improvement. Crazy

I realize this is a late comment Hal, but I only just recently came across RUclips vids of your podcast. The thoughts you and Brad make on playing then v playing now are great insights. I'm 67 myself, and I can tell you that sitting in the practice area of any particular tournament from the late 70's to the early 90's you could see a WIDE variety of golf swings from tour pros as you looked down the line. In fact, you could just about see a particular swing and guess who it was without seeing their face. These days it looks like an assembly line of robotic, identical moves that seem to stretch the physical limits of one's body, and the injuries that occur as a result are not surprising. Why is it that when you count 125 card carrying pros, and a smattering of those with exemptions, you see pretty much the same faces on Sunday at or near the leaderboard? I believe it's the mental toughness that separates the winners from the participants, plain and simple. All of them have mad golf skills, down to player # 125, but only a very few can rise up mentally with what it takes to finish strong. I always thought you were just such a player.

Hal, I really applaud you on featuring Parker and his insights to improving your short game. This is a part of the game that involves around 70 % of the total score, but is practiced about 10 %, from an amateur standpoint. By practicing his techniques, I have shaved a good dozen strokes off my rounds. His setup and execution look so simple that at first, if your brain is still clogged with older schools of thought, you'll swear this is total B.S. He has helped me to take each wedge in my arsenal 52/56/58/60 and create an additional 4/5 clubs with the different trajectories used, high/mid/low, along with lots of spin and flop shots that are looked forward to, not dreaded and choosing to bump or putt without thought like before. Thanks for your channel, Mike.

amazing tips and amazing swing mate! can you do something on rotation and posture for us? you rotate like crazy!! :) how do you do it? what are the keys?

I’ve had the pleasure of meeting and being around Hal in several occasions and I have to say, he’s one of the nicest people I have ever met. He had an awesome teaching facility in Columbus TX where my son worked with his top instructor at the time Chase Cooper. This place was top notch and Hal had all of his trophies displayed in the clubhouse. He also had the bag of clubs he used to win the 2000 Players Championship. I’ve had my hands on the infamous “be the right club today!” 6 iron lol!! He has since moved from that facility but it sure was great to be able to be around those guys out there and listen to the stories. Good times.

i remember the tournament back then.

i've been golfing for close to 50 years and have only putted on rolled green a few times and they always amazed me how hard it was to get used to after playing on public courses only.

Would love to get lessons from Nick he is solid

Hall is great...some athletes like Hall just learn how to play by relying on their superior athletic gifts and doing what feels right to their body type

Loved this presentation Hal. Thank you for your contributions to the game and awareness of the mental aspect. What you say is so true and relatable with golf and life.

Monte is so overrated lol

Keep going HAL… You have some great wisdom to share with the world I like the way you have your own opinion, regardless of what may be popular or the flavor of the month .. nothing trumps clarity

I was taught to quiet the legs in putting to push pressure/weight to the outside of both knees. That will stop the sway!

Hal.. are you going to continue the podcast? You’ve helped my game tremendously 🙏

Wow guys, thanks. I remember the first time I became acquainted with this stabilizing. I did this exact thing,.(1985) move or feeling. I thought of it at the time as a drill but it became proper because I didn't lose spine angle and the results were more consistent iron flushing and improved trajectory. It was difficult at the time because I was a slider, back and through. Went to the Orange Bowl shortly after finding myself in the hunt w D. Hart, R.Gamez, G. Nicklaus, P. Mickelson. I found this feeling on my own but this is a perfect example of the benefits of having a coach/teacher lesson and relationship.

I love Billy Harmon! I could listen to him all day long. He wrote some articles for Golf Illustrated back in the 1990's on the golf swing he called "In and Over". Anyone know where I could get those articles to read again? This was an awesome podcast!

Liked watching Hal play!

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"Be the right club..tu-day...

the sound of impact, so solid

The best golfers feel it with their hands, but that's really saying that they feel it with their minds. Good golfers hit fades with their minds. If your mind wants to hit it low, your body will produce the right action. Most golfers don't feel the shot with their minds before address. They stand over the ball with a cluttered mind. It rarely produces the desired result. You want to know what you're going to do well before you do it. And when you address the ball, you need a calm mind. To calm the mind, think of your best shots in that situation. Then think solely of the target. Do not think of past bad shots. Do not think of total score. Do not think about trouble. The best swing thoughts are the visualization of the desired shot. If you're trying to hit it low, visualize a low target in front of you. Visualize that you are trying to launch the ball below a gate. The mind directs the body. If you were going to roll a ball across the green with your hand, you wouldn't be taking actual practice strokes. You would be focused on the target. Your body would respond to the target you are focused upon. You wouldn't need alignment lines or a caddy to line you up. You would roll it naturally according to your visualized target. You wouldn't need training aids. The solution is in the mind.

Chris? Tim Watson is about as arrogant as it gets.

Would love to hear you interview Jerry Pate!

The best ever. Thank you

Another Hal Sutton podcast I will watch multiple times. Thanks for the content!

Been playing golf most of my life and now I'm in my 60s. Been good for most of it, but completely loved listening to this podcast. I wanted to hear this all my life and finally some one is saying how I've always felt. There's not one way, there's many great ways as were all different. Great job many thanks, Ian.

Hey Hal... good one here.. Geoff Jones podcast?

Hal’s the 🐐. You can’t fake passion. Love to hear him give glimpses of a great mind & better spirit.

This is really excellent advise. I've seen many of Parker's videos. They're definitely worth seeing.

Mr. Sutton.........How much do you credit Jimmy Ballard for your success?

Very cool piece of equipment

Hal it's funny you mention playing the last hole of Northwood CC pretending to beat Jack Nicklaus. The 9th hole at Northwood is a sharp dogleg right uphill par 4, similar to 18 at Riviera. I played that same 9 hole course many times in the 80s when I was a kid.

Hal, thanks for releasing this talk. I'm a PGA associate from Wildfire GC, Phoenix, AZ on my way to becoming a Class A. I work with a lot of juniors and really want to contribute to the mindset of getting out of our own way (with the mind). I try to keep mechanics as simple and basic as possible and play as many random type of games as possible. (On the range, around the practice green) to get them to get confident at forgetting and recalling. Anyway, thanks again and please stop to say hello or even play some golf if you're ever in town. -Turner Acosta

Great Show. People dont realize the value of podcasts like these. People prefer shortcuts thats y they never improve their Handicaps 😀

What are the chances of you interviewing Jerry Pate at some point? I've followed him since the early 80's and have never heard him discuss swing theory. Ever.

Golf is and should only be about the golfers and the spectators (fans)...not about the administrators. And at this stage the ego's of the administrators are hurting the game they are suppose to be managing and supporting. The issue about Saudi money is hypocritical and plain BS! Americans are driving cars fueled by Saudi oil...even Biden went to beg Saudi for oil...and most Americans are purchasing products and services from Saudi and Saudi-backed companies...so why this issue with a Saudi-backed sport....? Does any of these PGA players feel good about their rankings knowing that there are better players in LIV that are discriminated against...? Golf is a job...and anyone should be able to work anywhere and earn an income. Just my opinion....

Great points Hal brings up about learning from those came before it’s true in golf and life. I’m 65 just retired 30 plus years in an industry. Most of the younger reps thought they knew more than “ the broken down old man” lol. However there were 2-3 reps that called me to pick my brain and still do and they have risen to the top . Number 1 because they are super talented and 2 because they learned from my mistakes. Hal is taking on the-role that Byron & Jackie B provided him super cool to see. Jon Rahm was mentioned as a guy that learned from OLLIE I also remember Jordan Spieth learning how to play Augusta from Ben Crenshaw and credited his help in winning his Green jacket

Hello Hal. Where is the new golf course (state). Thanks

The PGAT has no right what so ever to say who and who ain't on American Ryder Cup team , they own 40 % of the Euro team . Think about that .

America was built on competition. Now Europeans can play 4 events in Europe and live on the PGAT but not LIV. That is not right . Hal is a wise man with wise words .