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What if your worst golf could teach you more than your best? In this episode of Mind Caddie, Karl Morris talks to renowned performance psychologist Jared Tendler, author of Everyday Golf Psychology, about pressure, confidence, adaptability and why understanding your C game may be the key to becoming a more consistent golfer. Their conversation ranges from golf to professional poker, and explores how we can learn to research our own experience rather than simply trying to eliminate mistakes.
In this episode:
Why Jared's own experience of choking in US Open qualifying changed the direction of his career
The surprising connection between golf psychology and professional poker
Why every golfer has an A, B and C game – and why narrowing the gap matters
How to recognise the early signs of pressure, anger and overconfidence
Why journaling and researching your own experience can transform your relationship with the game
How better practice, clear intention and commitment create a more reliable feedback loop
Buy the Mind Caddie book: Mind Caddie: How to Become the Golfer You Know You Can Be
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