24: 5 Lessons From Matt Fitzpatrick's Epic Victory (US Open Recap)
The 2022 US Open at the Country Club is complete and what a finish! Matt Fitzpatrick took home a massive 1st place check and the coveted US Open trophy.
Matt's story is incredibly inspirational and one that provides tons of lessons that you can apply to your game. In this week's episode, we'll recap the US Open and how Matt transformed his game to win the event.
When you listen, you'll learn:
- Why you should play your game
- The importance of never mentally quitting in golf
- How to increase swing speed with speed training
- Why it's vital to track your stats if you want to play your best golf
- How speeding up play can help you score better and keep negative thoughts away
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