Adam Scott is known for one of the most coveted and envied swings in golf. He describes his technique and how he continues to refine it through lessons learned to sustain long-standing success. Currently, Adam is the #6 player in the world, formerly #1. He has achieved 31 professional victories, including being the first Australian to win a Master’s Tournament. Winning is such a great habit to have because it’s hard to do.

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Nature vs. Nurture: Supportive parents, breaking par, and shooting 69 at 13 years old
Reciprocal Admiration: Observe and process players’ strengths, but not feel intimidated
Technique: Prioritize rhythm, relying on visual feedback is unnecessary
World-class Coach: Top traits include trust, guidance, and communicating confidence
Birdies vs. Bogies: Adapt approach tactically for some idea, not much idea, no idea
Mindset: Cool, calm, and poised for performance all comes from preparation
Trial-and-Error Process: Learn from experience to balance all the moving parts
Common Denominator: Everyone is good, must have ‘it’ factor to perform
Practice and Performance: What’s become overrated and over-prioritized?