In this powerful conversation with PGA Tour professional Hayden Springer, Jim and Hayden reflect on Hayden’s progression through professional golf, the emotional highs and lows of competing with conditional status, and the role experience has played in his year-over-year growth. Most importantly, Hayden shares the inspiring story of his daughter Sage, her remarkable life living with Trisomy 18, and how her legacy continues to fuel his faith, resilience, and mission both on and off the course. They also discuss the Springer family’s nonprofit, Extra To Love, created to support families facing similar challenges.
This episode is a compilation of all the Angle of Attack segments from DGP Episodes 33 to 41. Golf coach Andrew Lewis and Jim discuss a wide-range of topics around junior and amateur golf development, including Impact of Roster Changes, Andrew's Coach of the Year Reflection,Juniors Going Pro, Handling Crummy Winter Conditions, Wholesale Swing Changes, Earning AJGA Stars, Too Many Tournaments?, Playing High School Golf and Rookie Mistakes
Brian Schneider, a Charleston-based golf architect, reflects on his early career working with Tom Doak and the lasting impact of renowned architects on his design philosophy. He also shares insights on his latest project, Old Barnwell—co-designed with Blake Conant—which is helping transform Aiken, South Carolina into a rising golf destination.
In this powerful conversation with PGA Tour professional Hayden Springer, Jim and Hayden reflect on Hayden’s progression through professional golf, the emotional highs and lows of competing with conditional status, and the role experience has played in his year-over-year growth. Most importantly, Hayden shares the inspiring story of his daughter Sage, her remarkable life living with Trisomy 18, and how her legacy continues to fuel his faith, resilience, and mission both on and off the course. They also discuss the Springer family’s nonprofit, Extra To Love, created to support families facing similar challenges.
This episode is a compilation of all the Angle of Attack segments from DGP Episodes 33 to 41. Golf coach Andrew Lewis and Jim discuss a wide-range of topics around junior and amateur golf development, including Impact of Roster Changes, Andrew's Coach of the Year Reflection,Juniors Going Pro, Handling Crummy Winter Conditions, Wholesale Swing Changes, Earning AJGA Stars, Too Many Tournaments?, Playing High School Golf and Rookie Mistakes
Brian Schneider, a Charleston-based golf architect, reflects on his early career working with Tom Doak and the lasting impact of renowned architects on his design philosophy. He also shares insights on his latest project, Old Barnwell—co-designed with Blake Conant—which is helping transform Aiken, South Carolina into a rising golf destination.
In this powerful conversation with PGA Tour professional Hayden Springer, Jim and Hayden reflect on Hayden’s progression through professional golf, the emotional highs and lows of competing with conditional status, and the role experience has played in his year-over-year growth. Most importantly, Hayden shares the inspiring story of his daughter Sage, her remarkable life living with Trisomy 18, and how her legacy continues to fuel his faith, resilience, and mission both on and off the course. They also discuss the Springer family’s nonprofit, Extra To Love, created to support families facing similar challenges.
This episode is a compilation of all the Angle of Attack segments from DGP Episodes 33 to 41. Golf coach Andrew Lewis and Jim discuss a wide-range of topics around junior and amateur golf development, including Impact of Roster Changes, Andrew's Coach of the Year Reflection,Juniors Going Pro, Handling Crummy Winter Conditions, Wholesale Swing Changes, Earning AJGA Stars, Too Many Tournaments?, Playing High School Golf and Rookie Mistakes
Brian Schneider, a Charleston-based golf architect, reflects on his early career working with Tom Doak and the lasting impact of renowned architects on his design philosophy. He also shares insights on his latest project, Old Barnwell—co-designed with Blake Conant—which is helping transform Aiken, South Carolina into a rising golf destination.
Success leaves clues heading into Year 2 of the NCAA Championships at Omni La Costa
A lot more in common with Akshay Bhatia than just sharing agents
A deep dive of 2025 WAGR changes shows it may have unintended consequences to US Juniors
Struggling with long-sided shots around the greens? In this video, Andrew breaks down how to hit both LOW ⬇️and HIGH ⬆️shots and when you should hit each shot ☑️ CHAPTERS ⌛ 0:00 Video Introduction 1:38 Option #1 - Low Trajectory Intent 4:37 Option #2 - Mid Trajectory Intent 7:12 Bonus Shot - Adding Loft & Spin 8:32 Video Conclusion
The #1 skill in golf is hitting the center of the clubface 🧠 In this video Andrew walks us through EASY solutions for solving toe strikes and heel strikes ✅ You'll leave with a clear solution for solving your major contact issues that you can easily implement next time out at the driving range!
Most players want to hit a draw but can't seem to make it happen on command. In this 'lesson notes' video Andrew shows you his #1 drill for helping a player hit a draw in just a couple swings. Enjoy!
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In this powerful conversation with PGA Tour professional Hayden Springer, Jim and Hayden reflect on Hayden’s progression through professional golf, the emotional highs and lows of competing with conditional status, and the role experience has played in his year-over-year growth. Most importantly, Hayden shares the inspiring story of his daughter Sage, her remarkable life living with Trisomy 18, and how her legacy continues to fuel his faith, resilience, and mission both on and off the course. They also discuss the Springer family’s nonprofit, Extra To Love, created to support families facing similar challenges.
This episode is a compilation of all the Angle of Attack segments from DGP Episodes 33 to 41. Golf coach Andrew Lewis and Jim discuss a wide-range of topics around junior and amateur golf development, including Impact of Roster Changes, Andrew's Coach of the Year Reflection,Juniors Going Pro, Handling Crummy Winter Conditions, Wholesale Swing Changes, Earning AJGA Stars, Too Many Tournaments?, Playing High School Golf and Rookie Mistakes
Brian Schneider, a Charleston-based golf architect, reflects on his early career working with Tom Doak and the lasting impact of renowned architects on his design philosophy. He also shares insights on his latest project, Old Barnwell—co-designed with Blake Conant—which is helping transform Aiken, South Carolina into a rising golf destination.
In this powerful conversation with PGA Tour professional Hayden Springer, Jim and Hayden reflect on Hayden’s progression through professional golf, the emotional highs and lows of competing with conditional status, and the role experience has played in his year-over-year growth. Most importantly, Hayden shares the inspiring story of his daughter Sage, her remarkable life living with Trisomy 18, and how her legacy continues to fuel his faith, resilience, and mission both on and off the course. They also discuss the Springer family’s nonprofit, Extra To Love, created to support families facing similar challenges.
This episode is a compilation of all the Angle of Attack segments from DGP Episodes 33 to 41. Golf coach Andrew Lewis and Jim discuss a wide-range of topics around junior and amateur golf development, including Impact of Roster Changes, Andrew's Coach of the Year Reflection,Juniors Going Pro, Handling Crummy Winter Conditions, Wholesale Swing Changes, Earning AJGA Stars, Too Many Tournaments?, Playing High School Golf and Rookie Mistakes
Brian Schneider, a Charleston-based golf architect, reflects on his early career working with Tom Doak and the lasting impact of renowned architects on his design philosophy. He also shares insights on his latest project, Old Barnwell—co-designed with Blake Conant—which is helping transform Aiken, South Carolina into a rising golf destination.
In this powerful conversation with PGA Tour professional Hayden Springer, Jim and Hayden reflect on Hayden’s progression through professional golf, the emotional highs and lows of competing with conditional status, and the role experience has played in his year-over-year growth. Most importantly, Hayden shares the inspiring story of his daughter Sage, her remarkable life living with Trisomy 18, and how her legacy continues to fuel his faith, resilience, and mission both on and off the course. They also discuss the Springer family’s nonprofit, Extra To Love, created to support families facing similar challenges.
This episode is a compilation of all the Angle of Attack segments from DGP Episodes 33 to 41. Golf coach Andrew Lewis and Jim discuss a wide-range of topics around junior and amateur golf development, including Impact of Roster Changes, Andrew's Coach of the Year Reflection,Juniors Going Pro, Handling Crummy Winter Conditions, Wholesale Swing Changes, Earning AJGA Stars, Too Many Tournaments?, Playing High School Golf and Rookie Mistakes
In part two of the interview with Vanderbilt Men’s Golf Head Coach Scott Limbaugh, they discuss the unique journeys of captains Gordon Sargent and Jackson Van Paris, and the development of key players like Wells Williams and John Broderick through perseverance and consistency. Coach Limbaugh also reflects on the success of recent graduates like Cole Sherwood, Matthew Riedel, and William Moll, sharing behind-the-scenes stories of their professional golf journeys and the pride he feels in their accomplishments.
Scott Limbaugh, Vanderbilt golf coach, discusses his journey into coaching, his competitive mindset, and the culture he has built at Vanderbilt. He shares insights from his time as an assistant coach at Alabama, where he helped recruit Justin Thomas, and explains how his coaching philosophy has transformed Vanderbilt into an SEC powerhouse.
John Fields, head coach of the University of Texas Men's Golf team, shares his 38-year coaching journey and his success in developing PGA Tour talent like Jordan Spieth and Scottie Scheffler. He discusses the importance of mental toughness, learning to win, and shares behind-the-scenes stories from Texas' NCAA Championship victories in 2012 and 2022.
Success leaves clues heading into Year 2 of the NCAA Championships at Omni La Costa
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Decoding the Black Box on WAGR Power Rating for Pro Events
The R&A's African Amateur gets a seldom used WAGR provision
An analysis of score distribution and PBE allocation across tours and tournament types
A lot more in common with Akshay Bhatia than just sharing agents
Struggling with long-sided shots around the greens? In this video, Andrew breaks down how to hit both LOW ⬇️and HIGH ⬆️shots and when you should hit each shot ☑️ CHAPTERS ⌛ 0:00 Video Introduction 1:38 Option #1 - Low Trajectory Intent 4:37 Option #2 - Mid Trajectory Intent 7:12 Bonus Shot - Adding Loft & Spin 8:32 Video Conclusion
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