Scott Fawcett: “Never Up, Never In” Is the Worst Advice in Golf (Part 2)

Scott Fawcett doesn’t hold back in Part 2.

The DECADE founder and former tour pro joins us again — and this time he takes aim at some of golf’s most sacred beliefs:

•  Why “Never Up, Never In” is terrible advice
•  Why “Drive for show, putt for dough” is completely false
•  The real reason PGA Tour players should often leave putts short
•  The five mistakes Tiger tracked when he was at his best

Scott explains why speed control — not putting mechanics — is the fastest way for single-figure golfers to lower their scoring average.

We also dive into:

• Block vs random practice (and why golf isn’t like baseball)
• The concept of “capture size” and how hitting putts too firm effectively shrinks the hole
• Scott Fawcett's ultimate speed-control putting drill
• Why most golfers practice the wrong short-game shots
• The post-round analysis that actually leads to improvement

If you’re serious about improving, this episode might completely change how you practice — and how you think.

🎧 Listen now.

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