3: Waste Management Qualifier - How to Play in a PGA Tour Event
If you're like most golfers, I'm sure you've wanted to play in a PGA Tour event -- well, at least try to make it.
Listen to this episode to learn about my experience with the Waste Management Qualifier in order to make it a PGA Tour event. You'll learn about the competition, costs, how I played, and what it really takes to compete at the highest levels of golf.
Plus, I'll take you through the right golf mindset you need in competition and how to stay positive... even after a terrible starting hole.
Remember, the key to playing golf at a high level is all about mastering your mindset.
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