On the Mark Golf Podcast

Bo Watson is a leading golf instructor as well as being one of the most sought after mental coaches in the golf world.  He is also the co-co-founder of "In the Zone Mental Training" and runs The Watson School of Golf.   Watson is truly one of the most holistic golf instructors in the USA and he joins Mark Immelman to talk about golf and share some insights from the 4th edition of "The Road to the Tour" Golf Summit. Bo shares personal game improvement experiences and insights as well as golf tips and counsel from: Ted Scott (PGA TOUR Caddy), Scott Fawcett (Founder of DECADE), Stuart Cage (European Tour Coach and former European Tour player), Pete Cowan (PGA TOUR and European Tour Coach): The Value of Faith and Belief in golf improvement, and why Scottie Scheffler is so good. The Importance of a good Iron-game and Shot Selection strategy. When and how to go about a Golf Swing change. Scoring Philosopy and How to look at a round of golf. The Value of having a Go-To shot and club. This podcast is also available as a vodcast - available on YouTube.  Search and subscribe to Mark Immelman.

Davide Bertoli is the Managing Director and Head Golf Instructor at The DB Golf Center in Singapore.  The Italian native is an expert in the field of maximizing body kinetics relative to golf-swing speed. One of the leading golf instructors in Asia, Davide is also an expert in  Fundamental Sports related Musculoskeletal Anatomy Expert. Bertoli joins Mark Immelman on the #OntheMark podcast to show off his 3D Golf swing images and share research insights to help you improve your golf swing. As Davide uses videos (of a golfer in 3D) he elaborates on the following moves guaranteed to help improve your understanding of what entails a powerful, repeating golf swing: The Take-away and how to set up the swing with a good start with Scapular retraction Viewing Torso movement by understanding the "Barrel concept" The X-Factor Stretch for more power Trail Knee movement and Flow for proper pressure shifts Bertoli also talks about swinging the golf club fluidly, releasing the golf club freely and eliminating excess golf swing thoughts. This podcast is also available as a vodcast on YouTube.  Search and subscribe to Mark Immelman.

The folks at L.A.B. Golf believe that most golfers are using putters that aren’t helping them putt better. In fact, they believe that their putter styles are working against them. Sam Hahn, the founder of L.A.B. Golf joins #OntheMark to talk with Mark Immelman about the L.A.B. Golf putters and how their Lie Angle Balance technology can help golfers improve their putting strokes and make more putts. Hahn introduces the selection of L.A.B. putters and the PGA TOUR player that have changed their putting fortunes by using them.  He also talks about: The hallmark of great putting - returning the putter face to “square” at impact, or perpendicular to the target line and how LAB putters make that easier. The research showing that 83% of a putt’s starting direction is influenced by the direction of the putter face at impact. What is Lie Angle Balance Technology and the design of LAB putters with elements like Weighting, Shaft design and angle, Grip alignment and style. The influence of Torque in the putting stroke, and on the putter face, and the elements in the LAB putters that reduce torque for more control. "Torque Hangover" in putting and grip pressure for putter face control. How Lie Angle Balance (L.A.B.) Technology makes it effortless for golfers to deliver a square putter face at impact. How Lie Angle Balance allows a golfer to make a natural stroke with less mechanical effort to keep maintain an accurate Swing Path. Improving your putting is the easiest way to lower your scores.  Download and listen as Sam Hahn illustrates how his L.A.B. putters can help you to make better, more consistent, more reliable putting strokes - strokes that will lead to more holed putts. This podcast is also available as a vodcast on YouTube - search and subscribe to Mark Immelman.  

Molliteum is already within you; it’s how you got through that tough time in your life when you didn’t think you could. It’s how you made the decision to push yourself when you thought you had nothing left to give. It’s how you became the best version of yourself.  Some call it grit, others call it mental toughness, but Matt Caldaroni calls it Molliteum.  He joins #OntheMark to explain the concept and how you can become more resilient so you can become the best version of your athletic self. Caldaroni discusses: Mindest Coaching for athletes Helping athletes reach their full potential through resilience Developing toughness How GOATS are made - playing mentally free, an inward focus, and embracing setbacks The truth behind why most athletes fail The Kaizen approach, and Repetition, reprogramming of the mind and reinventing yourself This podcast is also availabe as a vodcast on YouTube - search and subscribe to Mark Immelman to view it and learn how to become a GOAT.      Molliteum means resilience, and resilience is the extra gear within high performers. It is what separates the average from the iconic/legendary and the “try-er’s” from the “do-er’s.”