probably the best tool you can develop is what I call the golden rule. Take the fault and try the

opposite, which sounds so mind-numbingly simple to people that most people have never tried it. In fact,

I get emails daily from people saying, you know what, I played years, and I never tried just doing the opposite

of my fault.

I had a guy maybe a couple of days ago said, I suffered with Shanks for almost a year now.

I was almost quitting the game.

I'm a three handicap.

And he said, I watched one of your social posts and it fixed it for me.

All right. Well, today my guest is Adam Young from Adam Young Golf, and he's in Las Vegas.

And welcome to the show, Adam. Nice to be on. Always happy to chat, golf.

Well, thank you for taking the time to do it.

So, so, tell, let's start a little bit talking about, you know, your background.

You grew up in Britain?

Yeah, so play golf in the rain and the wind constantly.

I got pretty good at that. I played a lot of lynx golf, which I know the Americans love, and I hate the side of a links golf course. So you hate links courses? Oh, it's, I like very stable environment, so I like to know that if I hit a good shot, it's going to be a good outcome. In Links, there's a lot of

luck involved. You've got to get the right bounce. I mean, obviously, if you play really well,

you're going to get good outcomes as well. But there's more, there's more luck to it. I prefer

Parkland, point and shoot style golf. But yeah, it's nice to get a good mix. I probably

appreciate a Lynx course now after not

seeing one for many years right so when did how old are you when you started playing uh quite late

actually i was 15 um very analytical kid so i i just get a bunch of books out of the library and

start learning golf that way.

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