Breaking 80 Over 50 A Golf Podcast

On this week's episode, Frank welcomes Jared Tendler to the podcast to discuss his new book: Everyday Gold Psychology; Practical Advice for Golfers at Every Level. This show has it all. In addition to mental game tips Jared delivers a unique perspective on the physicality and athleticism required to play better golf. Plenty of tips and tricks are shared around making the game more fun and tying progress to more than just handicap or score.I would love to hear from you. Email me at: [email protected]'s support Jared! Order his book on his site or on Amazon, links below:https://jaredtendler.com/https://a.co/d/04iHRXjVAll Music Provided By Epidemic Sound

This week Frank recaps the god and the bad from his May rounds of golf and then talks about what he needs to work on in his golf game to make the next leap forward. Does this plan include Golftec? Tun in to find out.I would love to hear from you, email me at: [email protected] out Boca Greens the worst golf course in Florida: https://youtu.be/k4JqIrcLT8k?si=26R8UyCDmTj88utdEnjoy the invention of golf by Robin Williams: https://youtu.be/14NQIq4SrmY?si=tC9JS68gCUVN67PeAll music provided by Epidemic Sound

In this episode Frank welcomes Grant Garrison to the show. We start out answering a listener question about aging and golf and then wind our way through quite a few things, like focusing on how a golf swing looks as opposed to if it creates better impact conditions. We talk chipping, putting, technology and what to look for in golf instruction.I would love to hear from you, email me at: [email protected] music provided by Epidemic SoundCheck out the Grant Garrison YouTube channel, Pure Impact Golf:The Over-50 Golf Resethttps://youtu.be/C1gSkERsO2k

This week Frank takes advantage of the Memorial Day Holiday to get in three rounds of golf. In need of a break, he just can't seem to find one as work interrupts the first round of the weekend. After straightening things out, he weathers a frustrating Golftec lesson, leaves the work challenges behind and breaks out of a slump to end the holiday weekend on a high note, playing good golf and looking forward to summer run towards Breaking 80.Reach out and say hi! Email me at: [email protected] music provided by Epidemic Sound

This podcast episode delves into the recent PGA Championship, celebrating Aaron Rai's remarkable win at the challenging Aronimink course. Frank shares personal anecdotes of golfing struggles and triumphs, including his battle with back pain and surprising performance on the greens. Listeners are treated to insights into the psychological aspects of the game, exemplified by Alex Smalley's journey from leading to clinching second place.Questions, comments? Say hi at: [email protected] music provided by Epidemic Sound

In this episode, Frank discusses a weekend filled with golfing highs and lows, from promising starts to disappointing finishes. The narrative weaves through the complexities of maintaining a low score, the significance of practice, and the reality of finding time amidst life's other commitments. Through the recounting of rounds played, lessons learned, and the quest for putting excellence, the episode captures the essence of a golfer's challenges. It serves as a reflection on how each round presents new opportunities for growth despite facing familiar obstacles.I would love to hear from you. Email me at: [email protected] music provided by Epidemic Sound

In this episode, Frank dives into the latest happenings in the golf world, focusing on the PGA Tour's return to Doral and Cameron Young's win over Scottie Scheffler. Meanwhile, LIV Golf faces a challenging future as its backing from the Saudi Investment Fund dwindles. With $6 billion already spent, questions arise about the league's sustainability. Frank also highlights a new YouTube-driven golf league featuring content creators, which could potentially reshape the golf entertainment landscape. While discussing his personal golf struggles, Frank also reflects on the evolving world of golf and what lies ahead for both professional and amateur players.I would love to hear from you. Email me at [email protected] Music Provided by Epidemic Sound.Win This Video Play on The PGA Tour: https://youtu.be/xYhWvhvp0sM?si=fK52JDHkiCQ8l8LTYour Golf Tour: https://youtu.be/jSUJOB95yTo?si=O7ftWCDzJtO07CoY

Frank returns with his 23rd episode and can’t believe he has made it this far. The golf journey continues with quite a bit of good golf surrounding a moment of total frustration. He shares a story about the rider and the elephant and explains how the battle between his rational and emotional sides played out on the course. He also discusses putting a new metric in place to highlight the importance of the short game in golf.I would love to hear from you, email me at: [email protected] music provided by Epidemic SoundSwitch, How to Change When Change is Hard: https://a.co/d/0f9RZ58T

In this episode of the podcast, Frank delves into the often-overlooked mental aspects of golf, inspired by Dr. Bob Rotella's book 'Golf is Not a Game of Perfect.' The host discusses how golfers often hold themselves to high expectations, leading to frustration and self-critique. By focusing on the joy of the game and fostering a trusting mentality, golfers can perform better and enjoy the process. The episode also touches on practical tips for building confidence, such as pre-round routines and shifting focus from mechanics to target-oriented strategies during play.I would love to hear from you: [email protected] music provided by Epidemic SoundGolf Is Not a Game of Perfect: https://a.co/d/006Xvy5D

This episode wraps up Frank's Shot Scope H50 review and resets expectations for upcoming Golf Tech lessons. He also recaps his weekend rounds and shares mindset lessons from Rory McIlroy's Masters victory.I would love to hear from you! Email me at: [email protected] music provided by Epidemic Sound

April gets off to a rough start and Frank shares his frustration. Consistent play and lessons are no longer enough to drive improvements so it’s time to consider options. New golf balls, impact stickers, a new shag bag and research into putting mats and indoor simulators. When all else fails, throw money at the problem. It may not lead to better golf, but, the instant gratification of a new toy is good for the soul! I would love to hear from you, email me at: [email protected] music provided by Epidemic SoundSeticek Golf Impact Labels: https://a.co/d/0crc0UmD

In this episode, the host explores the Shot Scope H50, a handheld GPS device designed to aid golfers in navigating the course with precision. The discussion delves into the host’s weekend golfing experience, emphasizing the importance of hitting greens in regulation to achieve the goal of breaking 80. The Shot Scope H50 is highlighted for its ability to provide comprehensive details like distances to the front and back of the green, enhancing decision-making during play. While the device showed promise, some functionalities were not fully tested. The episode concludes with a reflective recap on the host’s March golfing rounds.Questions, comments, want to be a guest on the show? Email me at [email protected] music provided by Epidemic Sound

This week Frank shares a great article written by Carly Cummins titled “7 Common Mistakes I See Every Week That Are Killing Your Score”. From there he shares his thoughts on how these seven mistakes have impacted his game in the past and admits that some still do today. Then it’s time for a weekend golf update as the quest to break 80 continues.Don't be a stranger, say hi! Email me at: [email protected] music provided by Epidemic Sound.Check out the great article by Carly Cummins: https://www.golfmonthly.com/features/im-a-single-figure-golfer-7-common-mistakes-i-see-every-week-that-are-killing-your-score

In this podcast episode, Frank appreciates Cameron Young and his impressive victory at The Players Championship. He also shares fond memories from his own golf trip to TPC Sawgrass. Then it's on to a recap of this weekend's rounds of golf as the quest to Break 80 continues. After a particularly good weekend on the greens, Frank shares some of the tactics that have made him a better putter.I would love to hear from you! Questions, comments, want to be a guest on the show? Email me: [email protected] Music provided by Epidemic Sound.How Many Greens Should You Be Hitting Each Round? https://mygolfspy.com/news-opinion/instruction/how-many-greens-should-you-be-hitting-each-round-find-out-where-you-stand/How Many Putts Should You Have Per Round? https://mygolfspy.com/news-opinion/instruction/how-many-putts-should-you-have-per-round-based-on-your-handicap/

In this podcast episode, the host shares insights from 'Seven Days in Utopia', a book by Dr. David L. Cook that blends golf and personal growth. The story highlights a young golfer's journey as he learns to overcome mental hurdles by spending time with a wise rancher. The host appreciates the book's insights on effective practice and process-focused playing, though suggests the last chapters' religious themes felt preachy. The podcast then shifts to a weekend recap involving a canceled golf game and the thrilling debut of the host's son's successful MMA fight, emphasizing adaptability and personal priorities.Questions, comments, feel free to email me: [email protected] music provided by Epidemic SoundSeven Days in Utopia can be purchased from Amazon or wherever books are sold

In this engaging podcast episode, the host delves into the world of rare golfing achievements, offering listeners insight into feats like holes-in-one and eagles. With spring in the air, the excitement of getting back on the course is palpable. The episode also explores the role of technology in improving one's golf game and touches on the mental challenges faced by golfers on the back nine. Personal anecdotes and golf stories enrich the discussion, making it a must-listen for avid golf enthusiasts eager to hone their skills and enjoy the new season.I would love to hear from you! Email be at [email protected] Music was provided by Epidemic SoundWhat are The Rarest Golfing Feats That Are Actually Achievable for Amateurs?: https://www.golfmonthly.com/features/what-are-the-rarest-golfing-feats-that-are-actually-achievable-for-amateur-golfers

Frank hits the course with his golf instructor Regi and finds out that his bunker struggles may worse that he originally thought. Then, he shares updates from his weekly rounds of golf, and believes he may be finding his way out of his February slump. Finally when all else fails, it's time to bring out the big guns and utilize Excel to crunch the numbers? Can a spreadsheet lead the way to better golf? There's only one way to find out.Thanks for listening, if you enjoyed the show, please like, comment and subscribe.I would love to hear from you. Questions, Comments, Want a Copy of the Spreadsheet? Email me at: [email protected] Music Provided by Epidemic SoundConnect on X @80over50

This episode of the podcast delves into a thrilling weekend in the world of golf. Colin Morikawa claimed victory in tough conditions at Pebble Beach, while the real story was Anthony Kim's heartwarming comeback. After a long hiatus due to personal struggles, Kim made a stunning return to competitive golf by winning the LIV Golf tournament in Adelaide. Host reflects on Kim's challenging journey and perseverance, drawing parallels with the dedication seen at the Olympics. The episode also touches on a personal golf weekend impacted by slow play and unexpected events.Questions, comments? I would love to hear from you! Email me: [email protected] music provided by Epidemic Sound20 Minute Yoga for Golfers: https://youtu.be/PuymJEL6VWg?si=-EzKgxOj3cybY-1Z

While Olympians from around the world battle it out for gold and The Patriots and Jets fight for NFL supremacy Frank battles his demons on the golf course in a quest for consistency. The WM Phoenix Open wraps up and shows us again how difficult golf can be as an errant drive costs Matsuyama his third victory in this fan friendly tournament.Thanks for listening! I would love to hear from you. Questions, comments, suggestions? Email me at: [email protected] music provided by Epidemic Sound.

This week, Frank races to get in one final round before temperatures not seen in over 100 years descend upon South Florida. His quest to beat the cold has an unintended consequence. After a rough month of January, Frank is reminded why he loves this game. He also shares what he did with his first weekend not on the golf course in quite some time. A cold snap is as good a reason as any to binge YouTube golf!I would love to hear from you, please email questions, comments, suggestions to: [email protected] music provided by Epidemic SoundLinks to the videos discussed in this week's episode:Bob Breaking 80: https://youtu.be/_3TmxnWp1FM?si=0c-09hiLnxCsz7YpPart 1 Bob Does Sports, Bryan Bros, Grant Horvat 2v2v2: https://youtu.be/_bhVZBb-2u4?si=k5XsPvo7mLHz8f99Part 2 Bob Does Sports, Bryan Bros, Grant Horvat 2v2v2: https://youtu.be/Bf_xvqKethE?si=MCu6rlGrWtu4utONThe New Approach to Hitting Driver that's Changing Everything: https://youtu.be/KjqksulVUw4?si=ArMXeKSlUh3gpJBg

In this podcast episode, the host explores two contrasting stories of excellence in their fields. The discussion kicks off with a deep dive into the latest golf statistics, focusing on handicap trends and noting the impressive performance of Arkansas golfers. The narrative then shifts to the extraordinary feat of Alex Honnold, famed rock climber, who climbed a skyscraper in Taipei, showcasing his unmatched skill and calmness under pressure. The episode blends discussions of sports statistics with the awe-inspiring human capacity for greatness, as highlighted by figures like golfer Scotty Scheffler and climber Alex Honnold.

In this podcast episode, Frank reflects on his golfing journey and the lessons learned along the way. Starting with a 35 handicap, he has managed to reduce it to a 15.5 through determination and a strategic approach. He shares practical advice for beginners, covering topics such as choosing the right golf balls, investing in useful tools like range finders, and the importance of taking lessons. By offering tips that focus on budget-friendliness and skill development, he provides guidance for golfers looking to improve their game without unnecessary expenses.Questions, comments, confusion? I would love to hear from you, email me at: [email protected] music and sound effects provided by Epidemic Sound

Frank explores the reality of facing challenging days in golf, emphasizing that even professionals experience off-days. Through the host's personal golf stories, along with observations from YouTube golf creators, listeners learn about the struggles and triumphs on the golf course. The host encourages embracing the bad days to appreciate the good ones more while highlighting the value of perseverance and practice. The episode serves as a reminder that setbacks are an integral part of learning, and overcoming them is crucial for success in golf and beyond.I would love to hear from you, please email me at: [email protected] Music provided by Epidemic SoundThis Week's YouTube MentionsBreaking Bob: https://youtu.be/CjV5FovM0Zg?si=pkx7fGxSx8yaxKUfDOD King: https://youtu.be/kTByTth8OhA?si=XN5s4gKCzF3wN8a0Pete Cowen's Foolproof Bunker Setup for Escaping Every TIme: https://youtu.be/S4F3lK2swtE?si=dev-g1FoTtjCNlnO

As the new golf season begins, Frank discusses his strategic goals to break 80 in 2026. Building on the success of playing 100 rounds last year, he outlines plans to mix up his routine by tackling diverse courses and pursuing a healthier lifestyle for improved performance. A golf road trip to visit family while playing new courses is also on the agenda. The host aims to deepen his understanding of golf rules and increase his competitive play. He invites listeners to share their own golf goals and insights, fostering a community of shared journeys and aspirations.

Frank wraps up his 2025 year in golf and talks about this week in Youtube golf. Bryan Bros Road trip, Dalke versus Horvat and Bob Does Sports minus Bob.I would love to hear from you, email me at [email protected] All music provided by Epedemic Sound.Below are links to the Youtube videos discuss in this episode.Bryan Bros versus Bryson: https://youtu.be/a6q-1pV-cXk?si=6zhf4I0g4FfsNd0DBob Does Sports minus Bob: https://youtu.be/AiIhxP1sIyk?si=QJSWEvIGgnQm1JdoHorvat Vs Dalke 1: https://youtu.be/5zPB4-SgNz8?si=3ShdwrMioPEt6K6DHorvat Vs Dalke 2: https://youtu.be/HdwYIHC71ws?si=G1Qt_R4KG_JpJNHfEvan Thompson Vs the Pros: https://youtu.be/dsFpME86q9c?si=xg1TUktkyZ6sg3QKDOD king versus Performance Golf: https://youtu.be/kTByTth8OhA?si=ngFmzzLKpqNM7AU-

Frank talks about the YouTube golf invitational featuring Bryson DeChambeau, The Bryan Bros, Grant Horvat, Martin Borgmeyer and the GOAT, Jimmy Elliot. He also shares stories from his frustrating week of golf and gives a GOLFTEC update.I would love to hear from you, please email me at: [email protected] are the links to the YouTube videos I mentioned:YouTube Golf Invitational: https://youtu.be/QuYQpNaAPto?si=V1L62MFFf4pJMxdWJimmy Over Bryson's House: https://youtube.com/shorts/UygJAmKxtvs?si=HDrwlJG8P9u3sxnOAll music provided by Epedemic Sound

Frank discusses a good run of golf at Oriole Golf Club, makes a Christmas list of things to help him break 80 and just in case that doesn't work, he goes to YouTube looking for tips and tricks to find his way into the seventies.I would love to hear from you, please email me at [email protected] music provided by Epedemic Sound.YouTube videos by:Mr. Shortgame: https://youtu.be/Ce5-if0Ya-I?si=T0Z68giW15nODReCGolf Sidekick: https://youtu.be/KxMPr5kirT0?si=Gie8O4p88672E7RNJon Sherman: https://youtu.be/JaHdNiqMRgc?si=HGAuwwDKHjc4j9ba

Frank plays in his first ever competition, the 23rd annual Oriole Golf Club Ryder Cup and talks about his YouTube golf obsession. He unveils his first ever top 10 list and give you his top 10 favorite YouTube Golf channels.I would live to hear from you at: [email protected] Music Provided by: EpedemicSound.com

In this episode, Frank shoots his career low round and talks with his son Michael about the framework for a potential long distance golf competition.All music provided by Epidemic SoundWould love to hear from you. Email [email protected]

Join Frank as he discusses his on again, off again relationship with golf and why now, in his mid-fifties, it is time to see how low he can go.I would love to hear from you!  Please email me at: [email protected] music and sound effects courtesy of Epidemic Sound