How Low Can You Go? Golf Podcast

Chris Donaldson and Dave Alexander
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How Low Can You Go? — the golf podcast born in Scotland that tracks two golf buddies chasing low handicaps within just 6 months. Chris, a single-figure golfer on a mission to reach scratch, teams up with Dave, a mid-handicapper who would dearly love to break into single figures. In this debut season Chris and Dave dive into their golf history, what’s motivating them to get better, and get locked-in to their (ambitious) 2025 targets. Why do people work so hard at this great game but never get any better? Chris and Dave are on a mission to solve this problem and turn their golf dreams into reality. Expect laughs, lessons, pleasure and pain on the roller coaster ride that is amateur golf. How Low Can You Go? Come join us and find out.

  1. 3d ago

    Dave Tried The Scoring Method. Then THIS Happened. | Will Robins (Part 2)

    What if you could shoot lower golf scores, hit more greens and cut your handicap — without changing your golf swing? Dave tried Will Robins’ Scoring Method. And the results might surprise you. After the incredible reaction to Part 1, Will Robins is back on How Low Can You Go? for the second half of a conversation that could fundamentally change the way you play golf. Will is an award-winning PGA golf coach and creator of The Scoring Method, a revolutionary approach to golf improvement that focuses on one thing above everything else: shooting lower scores with the golf game you already have. And in Part 2, things get seriously practical. Why do golfers keep making doubles and triples when they could be making bogeys? Why do we obsess over improving our golf swings instead of learning how to score? And could smarter course management, better club selection and playing to your actual ability be the quickest route to breaking 90, breaking 80 or reaching scratch? Will challenges Dave and Chris to rethink almost everything about how they approach the golf course. In this episode, we explore: The Four Gears of Golf — how to choose the right shots for your ability, manage risk and avoid unnecessary mistakes.Confidence versus competence — why positive thinking isn’t enough, and how testing your skills can transform your performance under pressure.Play to your handicap — Will’s brilliant approach to tackling difficult holes and taking the pressure off your scorecard.Stop making doubles and triples — why eliminating disastrous holes can dramatically lower your golf scores.Better club selection and approach shots — why taking more club, aiming away from trouble and understanding your distances could help you hit more greens.Train hard, play easy — how to practise with purpose, build genuine golfing skills and take them onto the course.The truth about your short game — why so many golfers overestimate their ability inside 100 yards, and how to identify where shots are really being lost.Better golf without changing your swing — why smarter decisions and better scoring skills can deliver results that swing improvements alone might not.The mental game of golf — managing expectations, reducing tension and learning to enjoy your golf even when you’re desperate to shoot a good score.And there’s a very special update from Dave. After recording with Will, Dave and Chris were generously given full access to The Scoring Method. Dave wasted no time putting it into practice. And after a couple of rounds getting to grips with the system, something rather exciting happened. Ten greens in regulation in consecutive rounds. A round of 81. And a handicap cut from 13.6 to 13.1. Could this finally be the breakthrough that gets Dave under 80? Whether you’re a high-handicap golfer trying to break 100, a mid-handicapper desperate to break 90 or 80, or a low-handicapper chasing scratch, Will’s advice offers a completely different way to think about golf improvement. Because golf isn’t about how good your swing looks. It’s about how many shots it takes to get the ball in the hole. Discover The Scoring Method Will Robins’ Scoring Method is designed to help golfers shoot lower scores through smarter golf course management, effective practice, better decision-making and a stronger golfing mindset — without necessarily rebuilding their swings. Discover Will’s coaching programmes, scoring system, training resources and more: The Scoring Method: https://thescoringmethod.com/ Will Robins: https://www.willrobins.com/ Will Robins Golf: https://www.wrgolf.com/ A huge thank you to Will for sharing his expertise and for so generously giving Dave and Chris access to The Scoring Method. How Low Can You Go? The Golf Improvement Podcast. Born in Scotland, the Home of Golf. HLCYG LIVE — TAKE ACTION World-class coaches. Small groups. Real golf improvement. With Dave and Chris… in Scotland. Join us for our launch in 2027. No commitment — just register your interest. 👉 JOIN THE HLCYG LIVE PRIORITY LIST

  2. Oct 8

    Stop Trying to Play Good Golf. Start Shooting Good Scores. | Will Robins' Scoring Method

    What if the secret to shooting lower golf scores isn’t improving your swing — but completely changing the way you play golf? Golf is a scoring game. So why do so many of us spend hours working on our swings, only to see the same disappointing numbers on our scorecards? This week on How Low Can You Go?, Dave and Chris are joined by Will Robins, award-winning PGA golf coach and creator of The Scoring Method, a revolutionary approach to golf improvement that focuses on helping golfers shoot lower scores with the game they already have. And Will has a remarkable story. After surviving the devastating 2004 Boxing Day tsunami in Thailand while on his honeymoon, his life and golfing career took an extraordinary turn. In Part 1 of this fascinating two-part conversation, Will challenges almost everything we think we know about getting better at golf. We explore: Why better golf swings don’t necessarily mean lower scores — and why so many golfers are working on the wrong things.The expectations trap — how frustration, pressure and tension can destroy your ability to perform.Train hard, play easy — why your practice sessions might actually be setting you up to fail on the course.Breaking 90, breaking 80 and breaking through scoring barriers — how to turn your existing ability into better results.The Four Gears of Golf — Will’s brilliant approach to course management, risk and playing to your ability.Stop making doubles and triples — why eliminating big numbers is often far more important than chasing birdies.Dave also reveals how applying Will’s advice several years ago helped him shoot 86 when he was struggling to break 90. Whether you’re a high-handicap golfer desperate to break 100, a mid-handicapper chasing 80, or a low-handicapper trying to reach scratch, this conversation could fundamentally change the way you approach the game. Because golf isn’t about how good your swing looks. It’s about how many shots it takes to get the ball in the hole. Discover The Scoring Method Will’s Scoring Method helps golfers improve their course management, develop a better golfing mindset and practise with purpose — without necessarily rebuilding their golf swings. Discover Will’s coaching, scoring system, scorecards and training resources: The Scoring Method: https://thescoringmethod.com/ Will Robins: https://www.willrobins.com/ Will Robins Golf: https://www.wrgolf.com/ Coming in Part 2 We get even more practical, exploring how to build a reliable tee shot, develop genuine competence under pressure, use your handicap intelligently and start turning good golf into consistently lower scores. How Low Can You Go? The Golf Improvement Podcast. Born in Scotland, the Home of Golf. HLCYG LIVE — TAKE ACTION World-class coaches. Small groups. Real golf improvement. With Dave and Chris… in Scotland. Join us for our launch in 2027. No commitment — just register your interest. 👉 JOIN THE HLCYG LIVE PRIORITY LIST

  3. Oct 1

    Want to Play Golf Freely? Do This. | Dr Raymond Prior

    Want to play golf freely when the score actually matters?  Dr Raymond Prior explains HOW to change the mental patterns that hold golfers back under pressure. In Part 2 of our conversation with Dr Raymond Prior, author of Golf Beneath the Surface, we move from understanding the problem to doing something about it. Last week was about Permission to Fail — why golfers struggle to play freely when they care deeply about the result. This week, Raymond explains how to actually fix it. What work can you do away from the golf course to change your relationship with failure, pressure and other people's opinions? Why isn't simply understanding your golf psychology enough? And what happens when your brain tries to drag you straight back into the same old patterns? We also get into one of the biggest issues facing any golfer who is working hard to improve: EXPECTATION. Dave has been practising, taking lessons and seeing genuine signs of improvement — so why aren't the scores coming? Raymond explains why expecting your hard work to produce better golf on your timetable can become a trap — and why the pursuit of improvement is very different from demanding a particular outcome. Chris, meanwhile, gives a fascinating real-world example of what can happen when you stop protecting your score and start playing freely — including how that mindset helped him shoot 67 twice. We also discuss: How to change your golf mindset and play with more freedomDealing with fear of failure and performance anxiety in golfWhy changing your mental game requires repsExpectations versus improvementPlaying under pressure and entering a flow stateWhy golfers start protecting a good scoreTaking swing changes from the driving range to the golf courseBlock practice vs random practiceWhy making a swing change might mean accepting worse scores in the short termIf you've ever worked hard at your golf, expected to get better, and then wondered why you still can't produce it when it matters, this episode is for you. DR RAYMOND PRIOR — GOLF BENEATH THE SURFACE Dr Raymond Prior is a performance consultant and author of Golf Beneath the Surface: The New Science of Golf Psychology. He works with elite performers across professional sport and beyond, and his work explores how psychology, neuroscience, confidence, acceptance and our relationship with failure influence performance. Find out more about Raymond, his work and Golf Beneath the Surface: Golf Beneath the Surface / BTS Mindset: https://www.btsmindset.com/ 📸 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/gbtspodcast/ ABOUT THE SHOW How Low Can You Go is a golf improvement podcast exploring how amateur golfers can improve their game, lower their handicap, shoot lower scores and understand what actually moves the needle — without wasting time on the wrong things. At the heart of the podcast are two very different golf improvement journeys: Dave is trying to go from a mid-handicap golfer to single figures, while Chris is chasing scratch. Chris Donaldson and Dave Alexander speak to leading golf coaches, performance experts, sports psychologists and some of the smartest minds in golf to discover practical golf tips and strategies that everyday golfers can use to play better golf. Whether you’re trying to break 100, break 90, break 80, reach a single-figure handicap or get closer to scratch, How Low Can You Go is about finding out what really helps golfers improve. 🎧 Listen now and start turning bad rounds into better golf. 📸 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/howlowcanyougopodcast/ 📺 YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@HowLowCanYouGoPodcast 💌 Contact howlowcanyougopodcast@gmail.com If you enjoyed this episode, please follow the podcast, leave us a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ rating and share it with a golfing friend. It genuinely helps us reach more golfers who are on exactly the same journey. HLCYG LIVE — TAKE ACTION World-class coaches. Small groups. Real golf improvement. With Dave and Chris… in Scotland. Join us for our launch in 2027. No commitment — just register your interest. 👉 JOIN THE HLCYG LIVE PRIORITY LIST

  4. Sep 25

    Permission to Fail | Dr Raymond Prior on Playing Golf Freely

    What if the secret to playing better golf is giving yourself permission to fail? This week on How Low Can You Go?, performance psychologist and Golf Beneath the Surface author Dr Raymond Prior returns for a fascinating conversation about the mental game of golf, playing under pressure and why trying desperately to avoid mistakes can actually make them more likely. Dave has improved this season. His handicap is coming down. He reached the semi-final of his club championship. But the breakthrough he's been chasing still hasn't arrived. And in that semi-final, something happened that every competitive golfer will recognise. His opponent started to fall apart. Instead of thinking, let's go and win this, Dave started thinking: Just don't screw this up more than he does. What followed wasn't pretty. Raymond explains why our brains don't simply distinguish between "positive" and "negative" thoughts. Instead, he describes the battle between pursuit and avoidance — and why thoughts like don't hit it left, don't make double or don't mess this up can completely change the task we're giving our brain. We get into: Why trying not to hit the bad golf shot can create a two-way missPursuit vs avoidance and what it means for golfersWhy "just swing freely" is much harder than it soundsPlaying under pressure in match play and team golfWhy the best performers need to be willing to failThe relationship between stable confidence and failureWhy caring about what other people think can affect your golfWhat it actually means to play golf freelyAnd eventually, Raymond turns the conversation back onto Dave. After all the practice, lessons, coaching, podcast conversations and time invested in getting better at golf, has Dave created another problem? Has his score started to feel like it needs to justify all of that investment? And if it has… how do you fix it? That's where we'll leave Part One. Part Two coming next week. DR RAYMOND PRIOR — GOLF BENEATH THE SURFACE Dr Raymond Prior is a performance consultant and author of Golf Beneath the Surface: The New Science of Golf Psychology. He works with elite performers across professional sport and beyond, and his work explores how psychology, neuroscience, confidence, acceptance and our relationship with failure influence performance. Find out more about Raymond, his work and Golf Beneath the Surface: Golf Beneath the Surface / BTS Mindset: https://www.btsmindset.com/ 📸 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/gbtspodcast/ ABOUT THE SHOW How Low Can You Go is a golf improvement podcast exploring how amateur golfers can improve their game, lower their handicap, shoot lower scores and understand what actually moves the needle — without wasting time on the wrong things. At the heart of the podcast are two very different golf improvement journeys: Dave is trying to go from a mid-handicap golfer to single figures, while Chris is chasing scratch. Chris Donaldson and Dave Alexander speak to leading golf coaches, performance experts, sports psychologists and some of the smartest minds in golf to discover practical golf tips and strategies that everyday golfers can use to play better golf. Whether you’re trying to break 100, break 90, break 80, reach a single-figure handicap or get closer to scratch, How Low Can You Go is about finding out what really helps golfers improve. 🎧 Listen now and start turning bad rounds into better golf. 📸 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/howlowcanyougopodcast/ 📺 YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@HowLowCanYouGoPodcast 💌 Contact howlowcanyougopodcast@gmail.com If you enjoyed this episode, please follow the podcast, leave us a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ rating and share it with a golfing friend. It genuinely helps us reach more golfers who are on exactly the same journey. HLCYG LIVE — TAKE ACTION World-class coaches. Small groups. Real golf improvement. With Dave and Chris… in Scotland. Join us for our launch in 2027. No commitment — just register your interest. 👉 JOIN THE HLCYG LIVE PRIORITY LIST

  5. Sep 18

    Our Home Course Pro Knows Exactly What's Holding Us Back | Jonnie Cliff

    What does a golf pro who has watched your game up close actually see that you don't? This week on How Low Can You Go?, Dave and Chris sit down with Jonnie Cliff, Head Professional at Murrayfield Golf Club — our home course and the coach who probably knows our golf games better than anyone. Jonnie has seen the good, the bad and the occasional absolute disaster, so we're putting him on the spot. What are Chris's biggest blind spots? Can he really get to scratch? Can Dave finally get himself to single figures? And what separates the golfer who hits it beautifully on the range from the golfer who can actually take that game onto the course? We get into clubface control, pressure, external focus, mental performance, practice and one of the biggest themes of the conversation: How to make practice more like actual golf. Jonnie explains why testing matters, how to gamify your practice, how random practice can improve your ability to deal with real golf situations, and how tracking your stats can uncover the small weaknesses that are holding your handicap back. And there's plenty of honest HLCYG chat along the way — including Jonnie's diagnosis of both Dave and Chris's games. If you're serious about getting better at golf, this one is packed with ideas you can take straight onto the range and to the golf course. Jonnie Cliff A big thanks to Jonnie Cliff, Advanced PGA Professional and Specialist Performance Psychology Coach at Murrayfield Golf Academy, for joining us. If you want to find out more about Jonnie’s coaching, TrackMan studio, performance psychology and Edinburgh's L.A.B putting fitting centre, check out:  👉 Murrayfield Golf Academy 💌 Or email Jonnie directly at jonnie.cliff@foremostgolf.com ABOUT THE SHOW How Low Can You Go is a golf improvement podcast exploring how amateur golfers can improve their game, lower their handicap, shoot lower scores and understand what actually moves the needle — without wasting time on the wrong things. Chris Donaldson and Dave Alexander speak to leading golf coaches, performance experts, sports psychologists and some of the smartest minds in golf to discover practical golf tips and strategies that everyday golfers can use to play better golf. Whether you’re trying to break 100, break 90, break 80, reach a single-figure handicap or get closer to scratch, How Low Can You Go is about finding out what really helps golfers improve. 🎧 Listen now and start turning bad rounds into better golf. 📸 Instagram 📺 YouTube 💌 Contact howlowcanyougopodcast@gmail.com If you enjoyed this episode, please follow the podcast, leave us a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ rating and share it with a golfing friend. It genuinely helps us reach more golfers who are on exactly the same journey. HLCYG LIVE — TAKE ACTION World-class coaches. Small groups. Real golf improvement. With Dave and Chris… in Scotland. Join us for our launch in 2027. No commitment — just register your interest. 👉 JOIN THE HLCYG LIVE PRIORITY LIST

  6. Sep 11

    Make Driver Your Best Friend, Score Lower, Play Better Golf | Michael Leonard (Part 2)

    "Driver sets the stage for everything." In Part 2 of our conversation with Michael Leonard of Wicked Smart Golf, we get into the stuff that can genuinely move the needle for club golfers — from speed and distance to strokes gained, practice, tempo, course management and the mental side of actually playing better golf. Michael explains why you don’t need to keep changing your swing to improve, how tracking your stats can expose the weaknesses you don’t even realise you have, and why simply hitting more balls isn’t necessarily making you better. We also get into: • Why distance is scoring potential — and why more speed doesn’t necessarily mean less accuracy  • How Michael added around 5mph of clubhead speed and what speed training has done for his own game • Why strength training can be the engine behind speed • The importance of analysing trends rather than obsessing over individual rounds • Why you should never analyse your stats during the round • How to turn your data into much more focused practice • Why golfers need to stop guiding the driver and start committing to their shot • The surprisingly powerful role of tempo • Why “slow and slow” might be terrible advice for many golfers • How to use a simulator or TrackMan to practise the shots you actually need • Why you shouldn’t abandon the golf course completely during winter • The myth that hitting 3-wood automatically means hitting more fairways • Why driver should potentially become your best friend rather than your biggest fear And Michael gives Dave some fairly clear marching orders for the winter… This is a brilliant conversation for any golfer who wants to play better without getting trapped in the endless swing-fix cycle. Part 1 of our conversation with Michael Leonard is also available now — go and listen to that first if you haven’t already. ABOUT THE SHOW How Low Can You Go is a golf improvement podcast exploring how amateur golfers can improve their game, lower their handicap, shoot lower scores and understand what actually moves the needle — without wasting time on the wrong things. Chris Donaldson and Dave Alexander speak to leading golf coaches, performance experts, sports psychologists and some of the smartest minds in golf to discover practical golf tips and strategies that everyday golfers can use to play better golf. Whether you’re trying to break 100, break 90, break 80, reach a single-figure handicap or get closer to scratch, How Low Can You Go is about finding out what really helps golfers improve. 🎧 Listen now and start turning bad rounds into better golf. 📸 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/howlowcanyougopodcast/ 📺 YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@HowLowCanYouGoPodcast 💌 Contact howlowcanyougopodcast@gmail.com If you enjoyed this episode, please follow the podcast, leave us a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ rating and share it with a golfing friend. It genuinely helps us reach more golfers who are on exactly the same journey. HLCYG LIVE — TAKE ACTION World-class coaches. Small groups. Real golf improvement. With Dave and Chris… in Scotland. Join us for our launch in 2027. No commitment — just register your interest. 👉 JOIN THE HLCYG LIVE PRIORITY LIST

  7. Sep 4

    Michael Leonard | Wicked Smart Golf: Play Better Golf Without Changing Your Swing (Part 1)

    What if you could play better golf without changing your swing? Michael Leonard of Wicked Smart Golf joins How Low Can You Go? to explain why better scoring isn’t always about changing your technique. A plus-two golfer, author and host of the Wicked Smart Golf podcast, Michael shares his approach to improving through the mental game, short game, putting, course management, breathing, confidence and self-talk. We also get into what happens when a round goes badly and you start convincing yourself that your swing, equipment or entire game needs changing. Michael explains why sometimes you haven’t lost your golf swing at all — you’ve simply lost access to it. If you’ve ever walked off the course after a terrible round wondering what the hell happened, this one is for you. Topics include: How to play better golf without changing your swingThe mental game of golfConfidence and self-talkBreathing and handling nervesShort game and puttingCourse management and scoringHow to bounce back from a bad roundWhy golfers can get in their own wayBuilding a better golf improvement processWhat if we could spend two full days with Karl Morris? Well… that's exactly what we're planning. 🎟️ HLCYG LIVE — TAKE ACTION — JOIN THE PRIORITY LIST We're incredibly excited to be putting together HLCYG LIVE — a premium two-day golf improvement experience with Karl Morris at the stunning Cameron House on Loch Lomond. Two days focused on improving your golf, working on the mental game, getting out on the course, learning from Karl and spending time with a small group of like-minded golfers. There will also be a live How Low Can You Go? podcast recording and Q&A as part of the experience. The Pre-Sale price is £599 per person. Spaces will be very limited. If you'd like to find out more and get first access when bookings open, join the HLCYG LIVE priority list: 👉 JOIN THE HLCYG LIVE PRIORITY LIST 🎙️ ABOUT THE SHOW How Low Can You Go is a golf improvement podcast exploring how amateur golfers can improve their game, lower their handicap, shoot lower scores and understand what actually moves the needle — without wasting time on the wrong things. Chris Donaldson and Dave Alexander speak to leading golf coaches, performance experts, sports psychologists and some of the smartest minds in golf to discover practical golf tips and strategies that everyday golfers can use to play better golf. Whether you’re trying to break 100, break 90, break 80, reach a single-figure handicap or get closer to scratch, How Low Can You Go is about finding out what really helps golfers improve. 🎧 Listen now and start turning bad rounds into better golf. 📸 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/howlowcanyougopodcast/ 📺 YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@HowLowCanYouGoPodcast 💌 Contact howlowcanyougopodcast@gmail.com If you enjoyed this episode, please follow the podcast, leave us a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ rating and share it with a golfing friend. It genuinely helps us reach more golfers who are on exactly the same journey. HLCYG LIVE — TAKE ACTION World-class coaches. Small groups. Real golf improvement. With Dave and Chris… in Scotland. Join us for our launch in 2027. No commitment — just register your interest. 👉 JOIN THE HLCYG LIVE PRIORITY LIST

  8. Aug 31

    Brilliant Trip to Cameron House on Loch Lomond… But We’re Lost With Our Golf (Car journey home)

    Struggling with your golf? Dave and Chris open up about lost swings, bad scores, disappearing golf balls and finding your way back to better golf.  This week on How Low Can You Go?, Dave and Chris are on the road back to Edinburgh after a couple of days at Cameron House and The Carrick on Loch Lomond — and despite the incredible hospitality, breath-taking views and spectacular golf course, both of them are in a bit of a dark place with their games. Chris is feeling lost. Dave is losing a lot of golf balls. And both are wondering how to find their way back. Recorded in Chris's car immediately after their round at The Carrick, this is a very different kind of HLCYG episode — a completely honest debrief about where their games are at, what has gone wrong, and what they need to do next. We get into: The reality of struggling when you're already a good golfer — Chris has recently shot his best-ever round of 67, but now feels completely lost in his swing and is questioning what his fundamentals even are. Why golf can change so quickly — how one great round can make you feel like you've cracked the game, only for things to unravel again a few rounds later. The danger of having too much information in your head — Chris admits he's picked up so many ideas from the brilliant coaches and experts we've had on HLCYG that he's no longer sure what to focus on over the ball. Dave's disappearing golf balls — despite working hard on his driver, Dave finds himself back in trouble off the tee and realises he needs a reliable “fairway finder” between driver and his mid irons. Playing to your handicap rather than the par on the scorecard — why accepting that you have shots to work with can completely change your decision-making on the course. Why bogey isn't always a bad score — and why amateurs shouldn't judge their golf against the standards set by professional golfers. The quest to break 80 — Dave is chasing the milestone that he believes he needs to achieve if he's going to fulfil his ambition of becoming a single-figure golfer. Chris's swing dilemma — after struggling with his draw, could a fade be the answer? And then we get to Karl Morris. Dave reveals how a conversation with Karl helped him go from shooting one of the worst front nines he'd played in years to shooting his best-ever competition round the very next day. Karl's three words? Intention. Attention. Attitude. It's a brilliant example of the mental side of golf actually making a difference on the course — and it leads to a very obvious question: What if we spent two full days with Karl Morris? It's a brilliant example of the mental side of golf actually making a difference on the course — and a reminder that sometimes the biggest changes in our golf have nothing to do with our swing.  🎙️ ABOUT THE SHOW How Low Can You Go is a golf improvement podcast exploring how amateur golfers can improve their game, lower their handicap, shoot lower scores and understand what actually moves the needle — without wasting time on the wrong things. Chris Donaldson and Dave Alexander speak to leading golf coaches, performance experts, sports psychologists and some of the smartest minds in golf to discover practical golf tips and strategies that everyday golfers can use to play better golf. Whether you’re trying to break 100, break 90, break 80, reach a single-figure handicap or get closer to scratch, How Low Can You Go is about finding out what really helps golfers improve. 🎧 Listen now and start turning bad rounds into better golf. 📸 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/howlowcanyougopodcast/ 📺 YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@HowLowCanYouGoPodcast 💌 Contact howlowcanyougopodcast@gmail.com If you enjoyed this episode, please follow the podcast, leave us a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ rating and share it with a golfing friend. It genuinely helps us reach more golfers who are on exactly the same journey. HLCYG LIVE — TAKE ACTION World-class coaches. Small groups. Real golf improvement. With Dave and Chris… in Scotland. Join us for our launch in 2027. No commitment — just register your interest. 👉 JOIN THE HLCYG LIVE PRIORITY LIST

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How Low Can You Go? — the golf podcast born in Scotland that tracks two golf buddies chasing low handicaps within just 6 months. Chris, a single-figure golfer on a mission to reach scratch, teams up with Dave, a mid-handicapper who would dearly love to break into single figures. In this debut season Chris and Dave dive into their golf history, what’s motivating them to get better, and get locked-in to their (ambitious) 2025 targets. Why do people work so hard at this great game but never get any better? Chris and Dave are on a mission to solve this problem and turn their golf dreams into reality. Expect laughs, lessons, pleasure and pain on the roller coaster ride that is amateur golf. How Low Can You Go? Come join us and find out.

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  • Creator
    Chris Donaldson and Dave Alexander
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    49
  • Rating
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