Stupid and Outrageous Stories from Unlucky Golfers Treated By a Surgeon with Dr. Michael Young

golf SMARTER

Josh Karp

Golf, Sports, Society & Culture

4.3 • 577 Ratings

🗓️ 1 January 2019

⏱️ 28 minutes

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670: Michael Young, M.D. is just as addicted to golf as the rest of us. Unfortunately he’s seen the darker side of what can happen to golfers that lose their temper or are in the wrong spot at the right time. To start our 14th year of Golf Smarter we’re joined by Dr. Young for a brief visit to share a couple of stories that are fun to repeat…unless it happened to you! One of these stories comes from his new book “The Illness of Medicine: Experiences of Clinical Practice” This episode is brought to you by our partner TWG! Get an extra 20% off apparel with the coupon code “golfsmarter” at checkout. See the great selections at TGW.com/golfsmarter. Some exclusions apply. Excludes all Titleist, FootJoy, Under Armour items and select NIKE items. Cannot be combined with other discount offers. Due to manufacturer policies, some other items may also be excluded. Ends 2/5/19 at 11:59 PM CT.If you live in or around San Antonio, TX could you please write to Fred with suggestions of courses to play when he visits for his annual golf buddy spring trip at the end of March 2019? If you'd like to play with Fred while he's there, please let him know when you're available and where you'd like to play! Write to GolfSmarterPodcast@gmail.comFor exclusive content and first access check out Corrected Mistakes on Substack: https://substack.com/@correctedmistake Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Starting our 14th year.
0:02.9	This is Golf Smarter number 670.
0:06.3	And it's being brought to you by TGW, the sweetest spot in golf.
0:10.7	Right now, all Golf Smarter listeners receive 20% off on apparel.
0:15.2	And if you go to TGW.com slash Golf Smarter, you'll land on a page that gets you directly to all the sale items being
0:24.0	offered. I've talked about getting your winter wardrobe in place by taking advantage of the
0:28.9	great deals TGW is offering our golf martyrs. But if you like to play in the mornings,
0:35.6	it doesn't matter what time of year you play.
0:38.0	You still need to start the round with some long sleeves till your body starts to warm up.
0:42.6	That's why this week I want to point out the Columbia men's Omni Heat Regulation quarter zip pullover.
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1:00.9	high-performance piece of golf outerwear.
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1:22.6	The Columbia Omni Heat Regulation Quarter Zip Pullover regularly sells for $85, which is what you'd
1:29.6	find in any pro shop, right? But now at TGW.com, they're only $39.98. And then you get to take
1:37.9	another 20% off of that when you apply the coupon code Golf Smarter, one word one word golf smarter at checkout, which brings this
1:46.2	high quality pullover to about, what, $32 for an $85 pullover? Again, an incredible offer that just
1:54.9	got better. The exclusive golf smarter 20% off sale ends February 5th, 2019 at 1159 p.m. Central Time. Of course,
2:05.4	some exclusions apply, nor can this discount be combined with other discount offers. Due to
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