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Bachelor in Paradise' Wells Adams hops aboard The Par Train to discuss how he broke par. Plus his experience bartending The Bachelor TV show

What does it take to get better at golf? Learning to resist boredom. From safe plays in course management to learning to enjoy practice.

How does a baseball swing translate to playing golf? In this episode, we discuss the switch with 2011 World Series MVP David Freese.

Recording artist Cal Shapiro shares the similarities between making music and pars. Learn his techniques for improving at both.

Collin Morikawa Golf is a brand unto itself. From tee to green, he is one of the best. Beyond the golf swing, how is he getting it done?

Captivating interview with Collin Morikawa's coach, Rick Sessinghaus. In this conversation, The Par Train learns about his process and more.

Why do you play more relaxed in a scramble? In this episode, The Par Train unpacks the psychology of scramble golf and how to keep it.

Learn how to lose the yips, play confident under pressure and more. In this episode of The Par Train, we answer listener's questions.

Major Championship winning golfers have a mental game that sets them apart. The Par Train discusses how to think like the world's elite.

Improving your course management will lead to lower scores. In this podcast, we sit down with Scott Fawcett, founder of Decade Golf.

Tim Mickelson joins The Par Train Podcast and describes the Championship mentality possessed by his brother, Phil Mickelson.

On this episode of The Par Train Podcast, we dive into the psychology that has helped amateur golfers shave strokes off their round.

How did Phil Mickelson win a major at the age of 50? The Par Train dives into the championship golf mentality.

Golf is hard. Golf in poor weather is really hard. In this episode of The Par Train Podcast, we talk about playing committed, rain or shine.

Zen Golf author and golf psychologist Dr. Joe Parent hops on the podcast and explains how golfers are doing it all backwards.

The Par Train examines the mental aspects of the dreaded blow-up hole. Also, how to rebound from an apparent "round killer".