More Practice Made Him Worse - Brett Patterson (Ep. 32)
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Brett Patterson is the 5th ranked mid-am in America. He teaches 300 accounting students at Ole Miss, has 2 girls at home, and touches a club 3 or 4 times a week at best. In college he hit 300 balls a day and got worse. Then he left tournament golf for 5 years, came back, and started winning everything. We get into the 4 weeks off before he opened 7 under, the wedge and putter plan that replaced the bucket, the mental spiral that almost ended his golf, and the piece of advice he says actively hurts amateurs.
Timestamps
0:00 The #5 mid-am barely touches a club
0:53 4 weeks off, then 7 under in round 1
2:18 A Tuesday with 300 students and 2 kids
3:52 College: 300 balls a day, sun up to dark
7:19 Less practice, better golf. The flip.
8:39 5 years away and the 2022 U.S. Amateur
14:22 What he'd tell every college golfer
16:54 His practice now: wedges and lag putts
19:59 An accountant's take on tracking stats
22:35 Bring back Golfstat
26:09 The biggest mistakes amateurs make
28:58 Never the most talented. What separates him.
31:08 What scratch golfers miss about scoring
34:16 Championship golf vs weekend golf
35:42 The advice that actively hurts amateurs
37:05 Pressure putts and choosing confidence
38:36 How to stay sharp after time off
40:43 The reinstatement debate
50:49 What he wants his daughters to know
53:48 A shoutout to the mid-am wives
54:02 Prepping for the U.S. Mid-Am at Sand Valley
56:26 Support the new Ole Miss accountancy building