Hi, this is Paul Kavidus from Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

I play a game that has a four-letter name, but they called it golf instead.

I play various courses about an hour's drive outside of the city.

This is Golf Smarter Number...

479, published on March 10, 2015.

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and trust me, I've been inside their heads. They see things differently. They're so focused on the

target, their visualization is dramatic. Arnold told me the first time I worked with him that the only thing that he tried to do in his golf swing was with his right hand feel like he's shaking hands and touching the target. Because he convex his wrist and really clear deep, almost shaking hands with the target with his right hand. I mean, I've been at Nicholas's house when he displayed how he plays the Masters, which is phenomenal. Talks about looking at the trees, see where the wind's blowing in the trees, and the ripples down in the pond, and where's the flagstick on 11, and what's the flagstick doing over on 12? And he said, quote, guys, it's almost like I'm in a fairyland. It's almost like

I'm in this imaginary world. And I just kind of feel my way along, seeing the targets and the

shape of the shots with the wind. And again, the average high handicapper just stands up there

and hits it out there somewhere in hopes it ends up good.

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