Join us as we welcome Xander Schauffele back to Earn Your Edge! From swing coaches to Ryder Cups and Major Championships, a lot has changed for Xander from when we last had him on in January of 2020 (Ep/056) to now. He breaks it all down, offers great insight into his pursuit of success, and what he is striving for in the future. Try SwingU Pro for just $50 with Promo Code EDGE.
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Ludvig Åberg | Ep/087
Earn Your Edge is back! To kick off our latest season, we welcome one of the best young talents in professional golf, Ludvig Åberg. From growing up in the small town of Eslöv, Sweden to starring at Texas Tech and rocketing onto the professional golf scene, Ludvig's rise has been nothing short of meteoric. He joins the show to share his journey, the challenges of turning pro, and what it’s been like finding success so quickly at the game’s highest level. Visit coachnow.io/edge for seven days of free CoachNow Pro.
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Ryan Palmer | Ep/085
Ryan Palmer is nearly a 20-year veteran of the PGA Tour who has won multiple times. He has seen and experienced it all. At 44-years-old, Ryan is playing some of the best golf of his career. He shares his passion and drive to continue to get better. Topics:Origin Story: Growing up and playing golf in Amarillo, TexasTeachers/Trainers: Dad taught him to be a man, others taught him to be a better playerSuccess a surprise? Learn to win Golf Goals: Get better each, every year because there’s always room for improvementTime, Physical, Mental Commitment: Keep going to keep body healthy and mind freshConsistency Secret: Love the game, lucky to play, practice with purpose, believe in selfWatch and Learn: Ryan’s still a student of the game and emulates via observational skillOne Rule: Every shot should have a beginning, and every shot should have an endingLinks and Resources:Ryan Palmerhttps://www.pgatour.com/players/player.23320.ryan-palmer.htmlSherwin Coxhttps://www.amarillo.com/golf/sports-columnist/sports/2017-12-23/golf-pro-sherwin-cox-stepping-down-after-37-years-rossTy Coxhttps://www.pgatour.com/players/player.26736.ty-cox.htmlRandy Smithhttp://www.golfsw.com/profiles/rsmith.htmSteve Strickerhttps://www.pgatour.com/players/player.06527.steve-stricker.htmlNeil Smithhttps://www.pgatour.com/players/player.22630.neil-smith.htmlJames Edmondsonhttps://www.thecaddienetwork.com/meet-the-caddie-james-edmondson/Q Schoolhttps://www.pgatour.com/champions/tournaments/q-school.htmlAltus Performance’s Primed to Perform Coursehttps://altusacademy.teachable.com/Altus Performancehttps://altusperformance.com/Altus Performance on Twitterhttps://twitter.com/teamaltusAltus Performance on Instagramhttps://instagram.com/altusperformanceAltus Performance on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Altus-Performance-110002632382928/PGA Tourhttps://www.pgatour.com/Korn Ferry Tourhttps://www.pgatour.com/korn-ferry-tour.htmlCharles Schwab Challengehttps://www.charlesschwabchallenge.com/Titleisthttps://www.titleist.com/Total Golf Trainer (Discount Code: Earn Your Edge)https://totalgolftrainer.com/
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Carlos Ortiz | Ep/084
A lifelong goal achieved for Carlos Ortiz when he got his first win on the PGA Tour earlier this season. He is the first Mexican-born player to win on the PGA Tour in more than 40 years. Currently, Carlos lives in Dallas and shares his story of growing up and learning to play golf in Mexico, climbing the competitive ladder and becoming one of the best young players on the PGA Tour.Topics:Lorena Ochoa: Example she set as a role model - practice and work hard Other Influences: Growing up with a competitive father and brother Fatherly Advice: Do it the right way, don’t quit, and don’t be afraid of anythingRecruitment Process: Why Brad Stracke wanted to coach Carlos at UNTSpecial Traits: International player able to consistently shoot low at young age Mental Trick: Truth behind setting low or no expectations to alleviate burden Lessons Learned: Would not change anything - losing PGA card was necessary Breakthrough Win: Missing cuts, make changes to score and regain confidenceLinks and Resources:Carlos Ortizhttps://www.pgatour.com/players/player.33667.carlos-ortiz.htmlLorena Ochoahttps://www.golfdigest.com/story/that-lorena-ochoa-retired-from-golf-at-age-28-and-as-world-no-1-is-still-shocking-10-years-laterAlvaro Ortizhttps://www.pgatour.com/players/player.39262.alvaro-ortiz.htmlJordan Spiethhttps://www.pgatour.com/players/player.34046.jordan-spieth.htmlBrad Strackehttps://meangreensports.com/sports/mens-golf/roster/coaches/brad-stracke/485Sebastián Muñozhttps://www.pgatour.com/players/player.48822.sebastian-munoz.htmlUniversity of North Texashttps://www.unt.edu/Altus Performance’s Primed to Perform Coursehttps://altusacademy.teachable.com/Altus Performancehttps://altusperformance.com/Altus Performance on Twitterhttps://twitter.com/teamaltusAltus Performance on Instagramhttps://instagram.com/altusperformanceAltus Performance on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Altus-Performance-110002632382928/PGA Tourhttps://www.pgatour.com/Masters Tournamenthttps://www.masters.com/Korn Ferry Tourhttps://www.pgatour.com/korn-ferry-tour.htmlTitleisthttps://www.titleist.com/Total Golf Trainer (Discount Code: Earn Your Edge)https://totalgolftrainer.com/
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Laurie Canter | Ep/083
Laurie Canter started playing golf at 13 years old and went on to win the South African Amateur Championship in 2010. He saved up for the trip by working at the nine-hole course across the road from his home in Bath, England. Since then, Laurie has finished in the top 20 in nine of his last 17 starts and is not only known for his great form but for being a great guy. Laurie shares keys to his recent rise up the world golf ranks. What’s his formula for success?Topics:Reflection Process: Stay grounded and size up the competitionBermuda Grass: Putt and chip differences between green types on golf course slopesFormula: Variety of shots you need to feel comfortable with hittingLockdown: Opportunity to reflect and think about how to improve and play better golfDeclutter Mindset: Take time and ownership of technical perspectiveRaising the Floor: Deal with things that affect game to build confidence, be comfortable Q-School Prodigy’s Strategy: Seclusion, not pressure to qualify and keep tour cardMental Errors: Use shot stats to tell a story and seek help with technical performanceAccountability: Take and use feedback correctly from those around you to improve Links and Resources:Laurie Canterhttps://www.europeantour.com/players/laurie-canter-37624/European Tourhttps://www.europeantour.comRace to Dubaihttps://www.europeantour.com/european-tour/rankings/race-to-dubai/WGChttps://www.worldgolfchampionships.com/Alan Thompsonhttps://www.golfindubai.com/the-journal/how-laurie-canter-went-from-challenge-tour-to-dpwtc-challenger-in-ten-monthsAltus Performance’s Primed to Perform Coursehttps://altusacademy.teachable.com/Altus Performancehttps://altusperformance.com/Altus Performance on Twitterhttps://twitter.com/teamaltusAltus Performance on Instagramhttps://instagram.com/altusperformanceAltus Performance on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Altus-Performance-110002632382928/Titleisthttps://www.titleist.com/Total Golf Trainer (Discount Code: Earn Your Edge)https://totalgolftrainer.com/
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