Resilient Golf Improvement

Jared Kenworthy
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What if golf improvement had a prerequisite no one had ever taken? Resilient golf improvement is a companion podcast to the book of the same name. The podcast starts with the entire audio book and features episodes exploring golf improvement topics most won’t touch. If you’re still searching, you don’t have to anymore. Conventional golf instruction has failed and there are reasons why. Golf improvement starts with better ideas that involve understanding the game beyond traditional narratives. If you’ve always felt like something wasn’t quite right about the way the game is taught, you’re not alone.

  1. 07/11/2025

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  2. 05/13/2025

    Cutting Your Handicap in Half is the Easy Part | Zach Ep.15

    In this episode, we dive into the next phase of the golf improvement journey—what happens after the big gains. Zach reflects on cutting his handicap from an 8 to a 4 in a single year, only to discover that going lower isn’t just harder—it’s a different game entirely. We unpack the illusion of linear progress, the brutal reality of plateaus, and why sustaining or advancing your game with limited time and increased life demands might require a shift in mindset. This is a brutally honest look at what it really takes to keep improving.   00:00 – Milestone Episode & The Season Ahead 05:00 – From 8 to 4: The Easy Part of Improvement 15:00 – The Reality of Plateauing and Life Constraints 25:00 – Rethinking Goals: Inputs vs. Outcomes 35:00 – Cost per Round, Family Tradeoffs & Changing Priorities 45:00 – Playing Muirfield: A Brutal But Beautiful Experience

    55 min

  3. 03/09/2025

    There's No Such Thing As a One Club Wind | Zach Ep. 14

    In this episode, we analyze Zach's golf practice data, discussing the relationship between club path and angle of attack before focusing heavily on the nuances of club selection in the wind. We highlight the importance of realistic expectations and the concept of 'unteachable lessons' in both life and golf.    00:00 Introduction and Catching Up 01:14 Golf Practice Sessions and Strength Training Impact 03:28 Analyzing Swing Data and Path Deviations 11:52 Shot Shaping and Wind Conditions 22:53 Analyzing Shot Patterns and Club Selection 23:54 Overcoming Pride in Club Choice 24:53 The Bandon Story: Lessons from a Caddy 27:03 Understanding Wind Effects on Shots 30:33 Unteachable Lessons in Golf and Life 37:45 The Importance of Setting Realistic Expectations

    40 min

  4. 02/02/2025

    The Golf Swing Rebuild Debate: What It Takes to Transform Your Game | Zach Ep.13

    Zach and I discuss some playful 'Podcast Bros Beef' over new recording software AI's clipped edits, which accidentally made Zach appear 'insane.' We also delve into Zach's golf game progress, covering his simulator training during the off-season, swing path improvements, and balancing workouts with practice to avoid injury. The conversation transitions to a spirited debate sparked by a Twitter post from a popular online golf instructor criticizing the term 'swing rebuild,' leading to a discussion on significant versus minor swing changes. They reflect on a compelling podcast episode by Adam Young and John Sherman, which features the impressive golf journey of Will Knauth and highlights the importance of tournament play, consistent practice, and motor learning principles. Key takeaways include the relevance of fitness, unconventional employment, and the skill required to excel in varying golf environments from practice ranges to competitive play.   00:00 Podcast Bros Beef: AI Edits Gone Wrong 01:49 Golf Game Update: Swing Speed and Training 05:17 Simulator Sessions: Practice and Enjoyment 11:51 Fitness and Golf: The Energy Connection 17:37 Internet Fight: Swing Rebuild Debate 19:17 Legal Insights and Swing Rebuilds 19:36 The Subjectivity of Swing Rebuilds 19:49 Navigating Online Golf Content 21:40 Marketing vs. Education in Golf 23:27 Personal Swing Journey 25:34 Comparisons to Tiger Woods

    40 min

  5. 01/13/2025

    Why Golf Improvement Isn't as Hard as You Think | Zach Ep. 12

    Zach & Jared reunite after the holidays to catch up on life and golf. They discuss their holiday experiences, the importance of routines, and their gift-giving strategies. The conversation shifts to golf improvement, focusing on the principles of motor learning, diagnosis of swing faults, and the strategies needed to get better at golf. They delve into the practicality of achieving a scratch handicap and the sacrifices required for significant improvement. The episode ends with a teaser about upcoming discussions on social media disputes with golf instructors. 00:00 Holiday Catch-Up and Gift Giving 01:18 Why Holidays Can Be Awful 03:07 Surprise Vacation and Family Dynamics 05:22 Golf Improvement Strategies 10:49 Motor Learning and Practice Techniques 18:15 Diagnosing and Iterating on Golf Skills 26:09 The Elephant in the Room: Improving Beyond a 4 or 5 Handicap 27:30 Defining Scratch: What Does It Mean to You? 29:32 Home Course Challenges: Slope, Rating, and Expectations 31:19 Handicap Calculations and Bell Curves 35:07 Balancing Life and Golf: Time Constraints and Goals 39:12 The Reality of Improvement: Reps, Rounds, and Realistic Goals 46:02 YouTube Adventures and Unanswered Questions 49:04 Wrapping Up: Future Topics and Social Media Beef

    50 min

  6. 12/07/2024

    1 Year, 10,000 Reps: The Truth About What It Takes to Improve | Zach Ep. 11

    How do you rack up 10,000 reps in a year without losing your mind (or your swing)? In this episode, I’m joined by Zach to talk about the grind of practice, our experiments with ‘redneck speed training,’ and why playing golf with just three clubs might actually improve your game. We keep it real with plenty of dry humor, a few wild ideas, and some solid tips you can actually use. If you’re ready to level up your game without taking yourself too seriously, this one’s for you.

    52 min

  7. 11/15/2024

    Should You Speed Train This Winter? | Zach Ep. 10

    Zach and I discuss some nuance about speed training, golf gambling, and the AI podcast of the book. Link to AI podcast below. https://notebooklm.google.com/notebook/eb1e4068-6d31-40a1-8276-f8a113e3978d/audio   Join us for a lively discussion about speed training, golf swing transformations, and the nuances of golf improvement. Zach and I delve into the intricacies of how speed training can be integrated into your practice routine without compromising your swing. We also explore the challenges and triumphs of revamping a golf swing, the importance of motor learning, and how to maintain consistency under pressure. Plus, we touch on the fascinating world of podcasting and the depth (or lack thereof) in content. Whether you're a seasoned golfer or just starting out, this episode is packed with insights to help you on your golf journey. Introduction and Outfit Upgrades Speed Training: Risks and Rewards Off-Season Goals and Swing Improvements Understanding Context in Speed Training Golf Swing Variability and Practice Cues Inside Info on Justin Thomas Recreating Old Swings and Progress Gambling on the Golf Course AI Podcast Reflections Breaking Down Golf Improvement Quotes Playing Golf in November   Support the Podcast In the Kansas City area? Get an indoor coaching session from me. Subscribe to the newsletter and get a free PDF copy of the book. Follow me on Twitter Buy Resilient Golf Improvement in Paperback on Amazon Buy the Kindle version

    1h 17m

  8. 10/21/2024

    Chris Como Say What?! | Zach Ep. 9

    Zach and I discuss his 2nd 71 of the season, our recent live virtual lesson, and Chris Como.

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What if golf improvement had a prerequisite no one had ever taken? Resilient golf improvement is a companion podcast to the book of the same name. The podcast starts with the entire audio book and features episodes exploring golf improvement topics most won’t touch. If you’re still searching, you don’t have to anymore. Conventional golf instruction has failed and there are reasons why. Golf improvement starts with better ideas that involve understanding the game beyond traditional narratives. If you’ve always felt like something wasn’t quite right about the way the game is taught, you’re not alone.

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  • Creator
    Jared Kenworthy
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2025
  • Episodes
    55
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Copyright 2024 All rights reserved.
  • Show Website
    Resilient Golf Improvement