Claude gets a bit sentimental as he walks through his favorite Masters memories, including his first time in Augusta with his grandfather in 1987, Tiger's first win in 1997, Dustin Johnson's win in 2020, and many more.

 

Claude gets a bit sentimental as he walks through his favorite Masters memories, including his first time in Augusta with his grandfather in 1987, Tiger's first win in 1997, Dustin Johnson's win in 2020, and many more.
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Claude Harmon is back and breaking down all things golf – a simple game that tends to confuse smart people. On Son of a Butch, Claude shares world-class swing instruction to help improve your scores while hosting conversations about what the best players, personalities and fanatics love about the game.

Claude Harmon is back and breaking down all things golf – a simple game that tends to confuse smart people. On Son of a Butch, Claude shares world-class swing instruction to help improve your scores while hosting conversations about what the best players, personalities and fanatics love about the game.

Join renowned golf coach Claude Harmon III as he interviews the best players in the world and personalities from all walks of life about golf and what it takes to be great.

Son of a Butch with Claude Harmon

Masters Memories

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No golfer is perfect, but the best golfers know how to miss better. Claude talks about owning your miss, identifying your miss pattern, and using that information to improve course management, strategy, and scoring.

 

No golfer is perfect, but the best golfers know how to miss better. Claude talks about owning your miss, identifying your miss pattern, and using that information to improve course management, strategy, and scoring.
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Your Miss is Your Identity

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Claude Harmon’s New Year’s resolution for golfers: stop chasing perfect. Because perfect is the enemy of progress. In this episode, we dive into why functional golf matters more than flawless swings and why the game ultimately comes down to one question — how good are your bad shots?

 

Claude Harmon&rsquo;s New Year&rsquo;s resolution for golfers: stop chasing perfect. Because perfect is the enemy of progress. In this episode, we dive into why functional golf matters more than flawless swings and why the game ultimately comes down to one question &mdash; how good are your bad shots?
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Stop Chasing Perfect

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Claude breaks down how just 30 minutes can be an effective practice session — whether you’re in the technical phase, the transfer/integration phase, or the execution/performance phase. The key is knowing which phase you’re in and making sure every practice session, every swing, and every ball you hit has a purpose.

 

 

Claude breaks down how just 30 minutes can be an effective practice session &mdash; whether you&rsquo;re in the technical phase, the transfer/integration phase, or the execution/performance phase. The key is knowing which phase you&rsquo;re in and making sure every practice session, every swing, and every ball you hit has a purpose.
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30 Minute Practice Session

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