Fix Your Slice, Take Your Range Game to the Course & a Hilarious David Feherty Story

Why can you stripe the ball on the driving range, then step onto the first tee and suddenly forget how to play golf? And could fixing that frustrating slice be as simple as changing your grip?

This week on Next on the Tee, two great friends of the show return with terrific stories, practical tips, and plenty of laughs.

PGA Professional Christian Sheehan joins me from his new home in Northeast Pennsylvania at Huntsville Golf Club in Dallas, Pennsylvania. Chris takes us inside this spectacular Rees Jones design and shares his passion for building relationships and creating what he calls "golf addicts." He also explains how to take your great range swing onto the course and shares a simple grip adjustment that can help eliminate that dreaded slice.

The Confidence Doctor, Dr. Bob Winters, returns with a hilarious story about the time he mistook David Feherty for Mark McNulty, both obviously golf legends, and a wonderful lesson in kindness and humility that followed.

Doc also tackles why pressure changes everything when we're playing golf. He shares how to get comfortable being uncomfortable, build confidence when every shot counts, and stop worrying about who's watching us on the first tee.

His biggest message? Give yourself permission to be human, stop putting so much pressure on yourself, and remember that golf is supposed to be fun!

Great stories, tips you can take straight to the course, and a little Vitamin G along the way.

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