Karl Morris welcomes Will Stubbs, Head of Performance at Zen Golf, for an in-depth conversation about one of the biggest scoring opportunities in golf—putting.

Drawing on the latest research in motor learning, ecological psychology and performance coaching, Will explains why most golfers practise the wrong way and how understanding green reading, pace control and the Zero Break Line can dramatically improve your scores.

Rather than chasing perfect mechanics, this episode explores how elite golfers develop adaptability, awareness and feel on the greens. If you've ever struggled to read putts, judge pace or wondered why putting practice doesn't transfer to the course, this episode is packed with practical ideas you can use immediately.

• ⛳ Why the Zero Break Line is the foundation of better green reading.
• ⛳ How a simple clock face system makes reading slopes far easier.
• ⛳ Why pace control is even more important than start line.
• ⛳ How the world's best golfers solve putting problems through adaptability—not perfect technique.
• ⛳ Practical ways to make your putting practice far more representative of real golf.
• ⛳ How understanding gravity, water flow and green contours transforms your confidence.
• ⛳ Why "playful practice" leads to faster improvement than repetitive drills.
• ⛳ An exclusive look at the future of Zen Golf, augmented reality green reading and representative practice.

Whether you're a weekend golfer, club player or elite competitor, this fascinating conversation will change the way you look at every putt.

Listen now to discover how better green reading, smarter practice and improved pace control could save you more shots than any swing change.

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What if the biggest improvement in your golf wasn't in your swing—but in your awareness?

In this fascinating conversation, Karl Morris welcomes back renowned coach Jim Waldron to explore one of the most overlooked skills in golf: the ability to pay attention.

Drawing on decades of coaching experience, neuroscience, mindfulness and performance psychology, Jim explains why awareness is the foundation of every great golf swing—and why so many golfers unknowingly sabotage themselves by living inside their own thoughts.

Together they explore practical ways to quiet the mind, improve body awareness and develop the kind of focus that allows great golf to emerge naturally.

Whether you're trying to improve your swing, overcome fear on the course or simply enjoy golf more, this episode offers a completely different perspective on how lasting improvement really happens.

• ⛳ Why awareness is the missing ingredient in most golfers' improvement.
• ⛳ How body awareness (proprioception) accelerates swing changes.
• ⛳ Why thinking more often leads to playing worse.
• ⛳ Practical mindfulness exercises you can use before every round.
• ⛳ How staying present between shots improves rhythm, tempo and performance.
• ⛳ The powerful "Snow Globe" analogy for understanding your mind.
• ⛳ Why observation is more effective than constantly trying to fix your swing.
• ⛳ How meditation and golf can become the very same practice.

If you've ever felt trapped by swing thoughts, overthinking or inconsistent performances, this episode could fundamentally change the way you approach both golf and life.

Listen now to discover why your greatest performance breakthrough may come from learning to pay attention—not trying harder.

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Is the secret to a better golf swing hidden in rhythm rather than technique?

In this episode of The Mind Caddie, Karl Morris is joined by renowned golf biomechanist Dr Kwon, whose research into golf swing mechanics and ground reaction forces has influenced coaches and players around the world.

Together they explore why so many golfers become trapped by positions and swing thoughts, and why developing natural rhythm, movement and awareness may be the quickest route to a more efficient, repeatable golf swing.

Dr Kwon explains how simple training tools such as ropes and kettlebells can help golfers develop better sequencing, improve their interaction with the ground and create effortless speed without forcing positions.

If you've ever struggled with consistency, timing or trying to make your swing look perfect, this episode offers a refreshing, science-backed perspective on how great golf swings really work.

• Why rhythm may be the single most important ingredient in an efficient golf swing.
• How ground reaction forces generate effortless speed and power.
• Why golfers should think less about positions and more about dynamic movement.
• How the famous rope drill helps develop natural sequencing and swing plane.
• Why a good backswing begins with movement—not rigidity.
• How using your legs correctly transforms balance, rotation and club delivery.
• Dr Kwon's GRAND principles for building a simple, natural golf swing.
• Why awareness of your movement is the key to successful swing reprogramming.

Whether you're a golfer searching for more consistency or a coach wanting to understand the science behind great movement, this conversation is packed with practical insights you can apply immediately.

Listen now to discover why great golf isn't about forcing positions—it's about developing rhythm, movement and natural athletic motion.

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Congratulations to Ryan Fox, winner of this year's Open - So what separates major champions from everyone else?

It isn't just talent or technique—it's the quality of their thinking under pressure.

Fresh from an unforgettable week at Royal Birkdale, Karl Morris is joined by performance coach Randy Joyner to analyse Ryan Fox's remarkable Open Championship victory. Karl Morris has worked with Ryan for more than seven years, Karl shares an insider's perspective on the mental habits, decision-making and performance skills that helped turn a difficult opening round into one of golf's greatest triumphs.

Together they explore the power of acceptance in action, why pursuing great shots beats avoiding mistakes, and how creating a clear intention before every shot allows your body to perform at its best. From Ryan's astonishing fairway bunker shot to his fearless approach on the final hole, this episode is packed with practical lessons every golfer can apply.

Whether you're trying to lower your handicap or simply enjoy golf more, discover how to develop the mindset that allows you to perform with greater confidence, freedom and consistency.

• How Ryan Fox recovered from an ordinary opening round to win The Open Championship.
• The mental performance principles behind championship golf.
• Why acceptance in action is one of the most powerful skills in golf.
• The importance of creating a clear intention before every shot.
• How verbalising your shot improves commitment and execution.
• Why chasing great shots produces better results than avoiding mistakes.
• The "Super 6" strategy for staying present during a round.
• Lessons from watching Scottie Scheffler prepare and practise.
• What Ryan Fox's remarkable bunker shot reveals about freedom and creativity.
• Why routines should have rhythm—not become robotic.
• Separating your identity from your score to perform under pressure.
• Practical ways golfers of every level can improve their mental game immediately.

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Can technology really make you a better golfer—or does it simply confirm what you already know?

In this fascinating episode of The Mind Caddie, Karl Morris is joined by Henri Johnson, CEO and founder of FlightScope, to explore how launch monitor technology can transform your game when it's used with purpose.

Henri shares the remarkable story behind FlightScope's journey, from developing radar systems for the military to revolutionising ball tracking in cricket, tennis and, ultimately, golf. Along the way, he explains why accurate feedback—not guesswork—is the key to meaningful improvement.

Together, Karl and Henri discuss the importance of understanding impact, why consistency beats chasing distance, and how golfers can use technology to develop genuine skill rather than simply collecting data. It's a thought-provoking conversation about deliberate practice, curiosity and learning, reminding us that technology without learning is just entertainment.

If you've ever wondered whether a launch monitor is worth the investment, or how to use one to genuinely lower your scores, this episode is packed with practical advice from two experts who believe better information leads to better performance.

In this episode you'll discover:

• Why impact—not swing appearance—is the true skill in golf.
• The fascinating story of how FlightScope evolved from military radar to golf technology.
• Why launch monitors should be used to develop skills, not simply gather numbers.
• The importance of reducing variability before chasing more distance.
• How improving strike location can dramatically improve your scores.
• Why having a coach alongside technology accelerates learning.
• The role of deliberate practice and honest feedback in long-term improvement.
• How technology builds confidence by replacing guesswork with certainty.
• Why curiosity and a clear improvement plan are essential for every golfer.
• Practical advice on choosing the right FlightScope product for your game.

Whether you're a weekend golfer, a serious competitor or a coach looking to help players improve, this episode offers invaluable insights into using technology the right way—and becoming a smarter, more confident golfer.

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What if accepting your worst golf could actually help you play your best?

Karl Morris is joined by renowned coach Randy Joyner for a fascinating conversation about why golfers — even the very best in the world — need to stop trying to control the game and start embracing what it actually gives them.

In this episode:

• Why Gary Woodland's cold top on the PGA Tour is a lesson for every golfer
• Why accepting bad shots can actually unlock better golf
• The difference between "positive thinking" and staying open to what's possible
• Why Randy believes golfers should influence the ball — not try to control it
• How Scottie Scheffler and Seve Ballesteros demonstrate the power of clear intention
• Why simplifying your golf swing could be the biggest breakthrough of all

Karl and Randy also dive into gratitude, the short game, feel, sound and why your body may be far better at playing golf than you give it credit for.

The more you accept the reality of golf, the more freedom you have to play it.

A thought-provoking conversation for anyone who wants to play better, think less and enjoy the game more.

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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

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One of the biggest opportunities to lower your golf scores lies between 60 and 140 yards?

In this episode of The Mind Caddie, Karl Morris is joined by renowned golf researcher and coach Dr. Sasho Mackenzie to explore the science of wedge play, distance control, practice, feel and skill development.

They discuss why better feedback can transform your practice, how technology can help develop genuine feel, and why becoming highly skilled with your wedges could give you the confidence to attack more pins and lower your scores.

In this episode:

• 🎯 Why 60–140 yards is a scoring sweet spot for many golfers
• 🧠 How feedback and feel actually help you develop skill
• 📊 Why measuring your real wedge performance can transform confidence
• 🏌️ The science behind Stack Wedge and smarter practice
• 🔥 Why contact, ball speed and distance control matter more than obsessing over swing positions
• ⚡ Sasho's insights into sequencing, speed and the full golf swing

A fascinating conversation for anyone looking to improve their golf, lower their handicap, practise more effectively and become a better wedge player.

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