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Baden and Clappy are back after a flat-out couple of weeks. Baden unboxes his first new set of irons in six years (thanks to Tommy Bailey at Avoda) and gets real about lie angle, and finally ditching his "Ben Hogan delusion." Clappy previews his upcoming Titleist shoe fitting and force-plate session in search of extra ground-reaction speed.

Then the pair dig into the US Open: the Wyndham Clark heckling controversy, a shoutout to coach Pat Coyner, and Sean Foley's quiet wizardry with Tom Kim. That leads into the meat of the episode — a deep dive on why so many modern tour pros are choosing power fades over draws, the real biomechanics of "shallow early, steep late," and why amateurs trying to shallow the club almost always end up stuck, early-extending, or blocking it right. Tiger's fade-dominant prime gets the credit it deserves.

Plus: a Neil Robertson snooker swing breakdown, and a big tease for Monday's guest — short-game great Brett Rumford.

Topics covered: new equipment & lie angles, force-plate shoe fitting, US Open reaction, fade vs. draw mechanics, shallowing the club, Tiger Woods' swing evolution, and a preview of Brett Rumford's short-game episode.

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In this episode, Gareth and Joe sit down with world‑renowned golf coach Sean Foley, one of the most influential minds in modern golf instruction. Sean has coached some of the game’s biggest stars, including Tiger Woods, Justin Rose, Lydia Ko, Lee Westwood, Hunter Mahan, and Cameron Champ. His approach blends biomechanics, performance psychology, and a deep understanding of the person behind the player — a philosophy that has shaped champions across the world.

Sean’s journey from Burlington, Ontario to becoming one of the most respected coaches in the sport is remarkable. His work has been featured globally, and he continues to push the boundaries of how golfers learn, think, and perform.

We also dive into ProSENDR, the groundbreaking training aid co‑created by Sean Foley and David Woods. ProSENDR has transformed the way golfers train, helping players of all levels improve wrist conditions, connection, shallowing, and overall swing structure. Trusted by amateurs and tour players alike, it’s one of the most versatile “3‑in‑1” training aids on the market.

👉 Explore ProSENDR here: https://prosendrgolf.com/

This conversation goes deep — golf, life, pressure, philosophy, and the craft of coaching at the highest level.

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