This week on Pivot The Path, we’re recapping a big weekend across professional golf and diving into a conversation that could change the way you look at your own game.
Scott breaks down the team dynamics at the Zurich Classic, where Andrew Novak and Ben Griffin clinched their first PGA Tour victories with a 28-under finish at TPC Louisiana. On the Korn Ferry Tour, Johnny Keefer secured his maiden win at the Veritex Bank Championship, finishing at 30-under—just one stroke shy of the tour's 72-hole scoring record. The DP World Tour saw Marco Penge claim his first title at the Hainan Classic with a 17-under performance. Meanwhile, the LPGA's first major of the season, the Chevron Championship, wrapped up with Japan's Mao Saigo winning her first major title in a thrilling five-way playoff.
After all the action, Scott brings the focus back to your game—and how the clubs in your bag can become one of the biggest drivers of your improvement.
At SSWING, we believe it’s not just about swinging harder or practicing longer; it’s about setting yourself up for success by making smart, personalized choices. When your equipment matches your movement, you’re one step closer to truly Own Your SSWING.
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Pivot the Path is a podcast that redefines golf improvement by focusing on the facts and physics that fuel progress, combined with a deep focus on biomechanics to revolutionize your golf game. Hosted by Scott Young—Founder of SSWING, New York City's premier indoor golf improvement facility and the Pure Definition of Golf Improvement—PGA professional, and ex-tour player, this podcast cuts through the noise with a unique and refreshing perspective to uncover what truly drives success on the course.
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