Better Golf Daily: Cracking the Talent Code Series - It Only Takes a Spark

A twenty-year-old rookie survives twenty holes of playoff pressure to win the 1998 U.S. Women's Open — and the real story isn't the win itself, it's what happened to an entire country's golf scene afterward. Today, part three of the Cracking the Talent Code series, I get into the idea Daniel Coyle calls "ignition," the spark behind why anyone actually puts in the reps to get good, plus a wild stat about kids learning music that says a lot about what's actually holding your game back.