• R5, HOLE 7 - Ross Butler (Actor/Producer) on Flow State & Visualization, Playing In Malaysia & South Korea, Golf Fashion In Asia, Martial Arts & Golf

  • Jan 18 2025
  • Length: 1 hr and 10 mins
  • Podcast

R5, HOLE 7 - Ross Butler (Actor/Producer) on Flow State & Visualization, Playing In Malaysia & South Korea, Golf Fashion In Asia, Martial Arts & Golf

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  • Welcome to a very special Par 3 Podcast & we're here to have fun with Golf & Adulting! J.R. Smith & Stephen Malbon are here with Ross Butler (Actor/Producer) to discuss: Getting into golf, playing during COVID, how he trains to get better, parallels of basketball to golf, similarities between golf and skateboarding, muscle memory, the less information the better for swing thoughts, actor mind games, flow state, visualization, the importance of tempo, secret to being a great putter, being a tennis player, martial arts in relation to golf, his route as an actor, playing golf in Malaysia & South Korea, how Malbon Golf exploded in popularity in Asia, J.R.’s experience of playing basketball in China, bringing your own clubs to Top Golf, people playing with blades & more. This is the golf talk the world has been waiting for! Par 3 Podcast Merchandise is available for Purchase at: https://www.par3podcast.com/ Made possible by DBPodcasts https://www.DBPodcasts.com Visit https://www.MalbonGolf.com Follow @stephenmalbon, @teamswish, @par3podcast on Instagram Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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