Jamie Dornan | First Tee Nerves vs Red Carpet Nerves | How Low Can He Go Next Season? (Part 2)

He’s set himself a target handicap for next season… but how low can he go? 

Part 2 (Season 2, Episode 6) How Low Can You Go?

Jamie Dornan joins us for Part Two — and this one gets competitive.

We hit him with quickfire questions, including:

Would you rather win an Oscar… or a club championship?

From red carpet anxiety to first tee nerves, Jamie opens up about pressure, exposure, and why being watched on a wide shot can feel just as uncomfortable as standing over a three-footer.

We also get into the serious business.

Jamie is playing off 6.8 — the lowest handicap of his life — and puts a number on how low he believes he can go. Is 5 realistic? What does “Tier One” golf really mean? And how much of improvement is technical… versus mental?

We also break down:

• The 1v1 three-hole matches (yes, he beat us)
•  Course management vs ego
•  Why a par only takes one good shot
•  “Restoring factory settings” after a bad hole
•  The difference between a scratch swing and a scratch mindset

Plus, Jamie reveals the course he’d choose for his final ever round of golf — and the dream fourball he’d assemble.

If you care about improving your golf, handling pressure, and understanding what really separates good golfers from great ones — this episode is for you.

Follow the show for more competitive match play, honest golf conversations, and the journey to lower handicaps.

⛳ Watch Jamie’s 1v1 Matches:

Chris vs Jamie → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzL07MZ52pA

Dave vs Jamie → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPUlJ3XOaxs

Full Jamie Playlist (incl. Shorts) →
 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5Yuqnzf54irzOsc_jxzz3KmAVOaFScDc

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