Embracing Natural Swing

Josh reflects on how accepting his natural swing tendencies improved his game, emphasizing the importance of playing with what you have rather than fighting against it. His shift in mindset from forcing a draw to embracing his fade led to better scores and a more enjoyable playing experience.

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Chasing Scratch: A Golf Podcast
S7 Ep 4: Tournament Prep, Pt. 2 (feat. Josh Nichols)
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