Golf Smarter Premium number 485 published on April 21, 2015.

How you or your child can get into a college golf program with Andy Walker.

This is Golf Smarter Premium.

Here's your host, Fred Green.

Welcome back to the Golf Smarter Podcast, Andy.

Thanks for having me, Fred. I appreciate it, buddy. Hey, it's great to have you on. And for those of you

who have not joined us, we are actually broadcasting this live on Periscope so that we have some people

watching, hopefully hearing both of our sides of our conversation, and they can submit questions. We've already gotten one question in. I'm going to actually go right to the question, and then I need to get an update of what's going on with you. We haven't talked to you in about a year. And I want to talk to you. Did you get a chance to watch the Masters? I know you've

been really busy with your teams. Yeah. So, I mean, there was a guy who won the Masters this

year that could have been on your team. Incredible, huh? It's amazing. But we'll get to that later.

I want to go right to the first question that we got. Yeah, a worthy winner, absolutely.

Right to the question that we got on Periscope, which is, how do I overcome nerves in golf?

Great question.

You know what?

Nerves are kind of a self-induced feeling.

And so when we talk about nerves, it means our mind is in a place other than where it

should be. So if we're thinking about nerves, we're thinking about the outcome of a particular

topic. Say we're on the 18th hole of a tournament and we're really nervous because the

consequences of winning could be really big.

I'm sure Jordan had a lot of nerves coming down the stretch this week.

But what great players do is they focus on something.

Instead of letting the nerves and the thoughts of what if and what could be overcome us,

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