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The Golf Sit Down

Operation 36 Golf

Join us as we explore the world of long-term development for golfers. What lessons can we learn from discussions with players, parents, and the best coaches in the world to help you on your journey?

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41:44

Managing Golf Parent Expectations (Without Lowering...

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2026/02/20

What does it really take to develop junior golfers the right way?In this episode of The Golf Sitdown, we sit down with Steve Brewer, Director of Instruction at Dubsdread Golf Course and a national ambassador for Operation 36. Steve shares how he’s built one of the largest junior development programs in the country — serving 150+ juniors and 1,000+ adults annually — while staying committed to a simple principle: 👉 The number is still 36. 👉 Follow Steve on Instagram:

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21:24

How Operation 36 Actually Improves Golfers (Real Data)

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2026/02/11

Golf improvement is usually judged by feel — but what if you could actually measure progress?In this Real Talk episode of The Golf Sit Down, PGA Professionals Ryan Dailey and Seth Thompson break down the massive milestone of 1 MILLION strokes lost inside Operation 36 and why it matters for players, parents, and coaches. We dive into: • Why most golfers think they’re not improving (when they are) • The psychology of motivation in golf • How measurable progress keeps players from quitting • Why

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48:28

Adaptive Learning in Golf: How Great Players Actually...

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2026/02/03

In this episode of The Golf Sit Down, we’re joined by George Roy, founder of George Roy Golf and creator of the Low Zone Training System, for a deep dive into how golfers should actually practice.George breaks down: The adaptive learning model in golf Why skill development matters more than technique early on How parents can help juniors practice without burnout The importance of failure, variability, and exploration Why most practice ranges are poorly designed for learning How to create

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18:24

Junior Golf Q&A: OP 36, AJGA Tournaments & Managing...

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2026/01/27

In this Golf Sit Down Podcast Q&A episode, PGA Professionals Ryan Dailey and Seth Thompson answer real questions from golf coaches, parents, and junior golfers.We break down: Why junior golf improvement takes time How OP 36 creates a clear development roadmap How many tournaments junior golfers should actually play Why scores are not linear (and why that’s normal) The powerful Rule of 20 in junior golf development How parents can help juniors manage emotions during tournaments Whether you’re a

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46:52

How to Coach Kids in Golf Without Burning Them Out |...

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2026/01/13

In this episode of The Golf Sit Down, we’re joined by Kristi Roach, PGA of Canada professional, 2024 PGA Atlantic Teacher of the Year, Operation 36 coach, and former school teacher. Kristi shares her unique journey from college golf to classroom teaching to full-time golf coaching, and how her background as a middle school teacher and mom shapes the way she develops junior golfers today. We dive deep into: -How to properly develop junior golfers long-term -Why Operation 36 works so well for kids and

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44:58

Parents & Coaches: Stop Wasting Money on Golf Lessons...

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2025/12/30

In this episode of The Golf Sit Down, we sit down with Dan Bubany, PGA Professional, to break down what actually leads to long-term golf improvement — and why traditional one-hour golf lessons often fail players, parents, and coaches.Dan shares his journey from broadcast journalism to full-time golf coaching, and explains why group coaching, on-course training, and results-based development outperform private instruction in nearly every way. From junior golf development to adult amateurs struggling

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43:57

Ben Polland PGA: The Mindset, Coaching & Competition...

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2025/12/04

In this episode of The Golf Sit Down, Ryan and Seth sit down with Ben Polland, PGA, Director of Golf at Shooting Star (WY) and reigning 2024 PGA Professional Champion. Ben shares his incredible journey from late-blooming high school golfer to competing on the Korn Ferry Tour, PGA TOUR events, and representing the PGA of America internationally.We dig into: • Why competing often is the fastest way to grow • The mental game shift that changed Ben’s career • How to pick a great coach (and when to move

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47:32

How Properly Fit Clubs Transform Your Swing |...

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2025/11/20

In this episode of The Golf Sit Down, Ryan Dailey and Seth Thompson sit down with Randall Henry, CEO of Henry-Griffitts, one of golf’s most respected custom-fitting companies.Randall shares incredible behind-the-scenes stories from decades in the golf industry — from tour players in the 1980s to revolutionizing how juniors and beginners get fit today. We break down: Why most golfers are using clubs that are too strong How ill-fitting clubs create lifelong swing flaws Why lie angle matters more than

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50:50

Fall in Love with the Process | Golf Coaching...

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2025/11/06

In this episode of The Golf Sit Down, Ryan Dailey and Seth Thompson welcome Ty Gosnell, founder of The Players Golf Academy of Charleston and Director of Instruction at Rivertown Country Club.Ty shares his journey from a multi-sport athlete to a seasoned PGA coach, the lessons he’s learned about player development, burnout, and the importance of helping kids fall in love with the grind—not just the game. He discusses: How playing multiple sports builds better golfers Why travel sports can lead to

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78:14

David Orr: The Science & Art of Putting | Grab your...

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2025/10/02

In this episode of The Golf Sit Down, hosts Ryan Dailey, Seth Thompson, and AJ Reimann welcome world-renowned coach David Orr.With over 30 years of coaching experience and 16 years of putting research, David has worked with more than 85 Tour players — including Justin Rose, Suzanne Pettersen, Paul Casey, and multiple Ryder Cup and Solheim Cup players. We dive deep into: How juniors actually develop golf skills on the course, not the range The importance of reps, emotional regulation, and “fear

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59:00

"Maggie Simons on Youth Golf Development, Competition...

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2025/09/25

In this episode of The Golf Sit Down Podcast, we chat with Maggie Simons, Director of Instruction at Oregon Golf Club, about her incredible journey from a late start in junior golf to playing Division I at Wake Forest, competing professionally, and ultimately becoming one of the most respected coaches in the Pacific Northwest.Maggie shares her insights on: ⛳ Why early specialization can hurt more than it helps 🏀 The value of multi-sport participation for juniors 📈 How to manage expectations

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57:55

Building Golf Culture & Developing Juniors | Andreas...

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2025/09/11

In this episode of The Golf Sit Down Podcast, we sit down with Andreas Kali, head coach of the Danish Junior Golf Academy. Andreas shares his journey from junior golf in Denmark to competing in college and turning professional, before finding his true passion in coaching.We discuss the importance of mentorship, group training, player accountability, culture, and long-term development. Andreas emphasizes how fostering a love for the game, rather than focusing only on early results, creates players

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49:18

Innovative Approaches to Junior Golf Instruction

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2025/08/14

In this conversation, Wendi Wiese shares her journey in golf, from her early experiences to her innovative teaching methods at Texas Team Junior Golf. She emphasizes the importance of play in learning, emotional intelligence in coaching, and the role of parents in supporting young golfers. Wendi provides valuable insights for aspiring players and discusses how to foster a positive learning environment that encourages self-discovery and resilience.Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Test Call

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43:43

"Creating Accountability and Love for the Game – The...

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2025/08/07

In this episode, coach Andrew Kiger shares his journey from baseball to golf and how mentorship and a service mindset shaped his approach to youth sports. He dives into common developmental mistakes, the importance of practice plans, discipline, and fostering a positive culture where young athletes thrive. With a focus on accountability and long-term growth, Kiger explains how coaches can inspire love for the game—and how that passion leads to real success.Chapters 00:00 Introduction and

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31:19

Gamification in Sports & Education with Yu-kai Chou |...

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2025/07/10

In this engaging conversation, Yu-kai Chou, a renowned gamification expert, discusses the principles of gamification and its application in various fields, including sports and education. He introduces the Octalysis framework, which breaks down human motivation into eight core drives, and shares insights on how these drives can be leveraged to enhance engagement and performance. The discussion also touches on the importance of intrinsic motivation, the impact of burnout, and the need to reinforce

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57:07

"Process Over Outcome: Ian Highfield on Building Grit...

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2025/07/03

In this conversation, the hosts discuss various aspects of golf coaching and development with guest Ian Highfield. They explore the importance of focusing on the process rather than just outcomes, the role of self-doubt in performance, and the significance of grit and resilience in young athletes. The discussion also touches on effective praise strategies, the balance between technical skills and mental performance, and learning from other sports. Ian shares insights on creating a supportive

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28:30

🏌️‍♂️ Growing Junior Golfers with PGA Jr. League |...

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2025/06/17

In this conversation, Ryan Dailey and Seth Thompson discuss the PGA Junior League, emphasizing its role in the long-term development of young golfers. They explore the transition from the Op 36 program to Junior League, highlighting the benefits of team dynamics, confidence building, and the importance of playing different courses. The discussion also touches on the readiness of players for Junior League and the overall fun and social aspects of participating in the program.Takeaways PGA Junior

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53:39

"Avoid These Youth Sports Mistakes | Golf Coaching...

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2025/06/05

In this conversation, Ryan Dailey, Seth Thompson, and AJ discuss the key mistakes often made in youth sports, particularly in golf. They explore the importance of the right environment for development, the pitfalls of early specialization, the significance of proper equipment, the role of competition, and the impact of parental involvement. The discussion emphasizes the need for balance and communication between coaches, parents, and young athletes to foster a positive and productive sporting

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47:44

🎯 Master Your Golf Game with the 615 System! |...

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2025/05/29

This conversation delves into the 615 system, a method designed to help golfers improve their game by focusing on two key statistics: greens in regulation and putts. The discussion highlights the importance of these metrics in coaching, player development, and parental involvement in a young golfer's journey. The speakers share personal experiences and insights on how the 615 system has transformed their approach to teaching and learning golf, emphasizing the need for immediate feedback and the role

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28:31

"Coaching That Matters: Passion, Persistence, and...

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2025/05/22

In this episode, the hosts recap their conversations with four guests who have made significant contributions to the world of golf coaching. They discuss the importance of enthusiasm, persistence, and structured learning in growing the game, particularly among juniors. Each guest brings unique insights into coaching, mentorship, and the impact of a supportive environment on player development. The conversation emphasizes the need for passionate coaches who genuinely care about their students' growth

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