Scott Fawcett: “Never Up, Never In” Is the Worst Advice in Golf (Part 2)

Scott Fawcett doesn’t hold back in Part 2.The DECADE founder and former tour pro joins us again — and this time he takes aim at some of golf’s most sacred beliefs: Why “Never Up, Never In” is terrible advice Why “Drive for show, putt for dough” is completely false The real reason PGA Tour players should often leave putts short The five mistakes Tiger tracked when he was at his bestScott explains why speed control — not putting mechanics — is the fastest way for single-figure golfers to lower their scoring average.We also dive into:Block vs random practice (and why golf isn’t like baseball)The concept of “capture size” and how hitting putts too firm effectively shrinks the holeScott Fawcett's ultimate speed-control putting drillWhy most golfers practice the wrong short-game shotsThe post-round analysis that actually leads to improvementIf you’re serious about improving, this episode might completely change how you practice — and how you think.🎧 Listen now.📺 YouTube → https://www.youtube.com/@HowLowCanYouGoPodcast📸 Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/howlowcanyougopodcast/💌 Contact → [email protected]📊 Explore Scott’s DECADE system → https://decade.golf/🏨 Big shout out to The Leddie Hotel on Scotland’s Golf Coast.If you’re enjoying the podcast, leaving a review really helps us grow — and keeps us chasing better golf, faster. ⛳🎟️ HLCYG LIVE  WITH KARL MORRIS - TAKE ACTION - JOIN THE PRIORITY LIST2-day golf improvement experience, Cameron House in Scotland Autumn 2026 with world-class coaching from Karl Morris.Would you like to see what’s possible with your game?👉 Join the HLCYG LIVE Priority List