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The No. 1 player in the world, Jon Rahm, got some solid advice recently on how to keep his game at its peak for as long as possible. He asked Tiger Woods.

Nexstar CEO Perry Sook said viewership for The CW's inaugural live broadcast of the LIV Golf League "exceeded our expectations" despite just an average of 289,000 viewers and a 0.18 household rating on Saturday and Sunday.

“I just tell myself positive affirmations on certain tee shots or when I’m feeling nervous and it calms me down.” – PGA Tour winner Max Homa

Most players think that confidence comes solely from past success, but they’re wrong. A huge part of your confidence comes from what you say to yourself about yourself in relation to the challenge in front of you. I.e., your “self talk”.

If you were to get an audio play-back of all your self talk during a round you would probably be shocked at how negative it is. Negative self talk will never help us. In fact it lowers confidence and puts a negative experience to memory.

So how do we change self talk for golf to build confidence and guide us towards the thinking, feelings and behaviors that are performance enhancing?

First we have to agree with the following assumptions:

Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Club & Lodge is the location for the next event on the 2023 PGA Tour. Here is how you can watch all of the action from the Arnold Palmer Invitational.

LIV Golf kicked off in Mexico, the Honda Classic provided some drama despite the lack of star power and the LPGA returned with a breakthrough win. Catch up on the weekend in golf.

Teeless Driver

There’s a plethora of golf infomercials. Is the TeeLess Golf Driver the one that actually helps golfers?

Let’s see what our testing proves. Read before you buy.

Teeless Driver – Who is it for?

Every infomercial golf product claims it can help golfers. Teeless is no different. It targets golfers who struggle with fairway woods and swing below 100 mph.

Despite being 13 degrees of loft, the Teeless Driver is designed to limit fat or chunky shots and essentially be a better option versus your current 3-wood or driver. Hitting the ball higher is the goal, especially from tight lies. Many higher-handicap golfers struggle with this.

The Georgia star Chris Kirk is a victor again and headed back to The Masters after overcoming personal struggles to win the Honda.

Plus, Eric Cole's big week, Fred Perpall is the new USGA president, a Rory McIlroy manspat roundup, and some fun LIV Tweets.

Charles Howell III shot an 8-under 63 to win the LIV Golf Invitational by four shots for his first title in the series.

Chris Kirk stuck his approach to the par-5 18th to tap-in range, and his birdie on the first hole of a playoff lifted him past Eric Cole for the victory at the Honda Classic on Sunday.

Jack Nicklaus said the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am and the Genesis Invitational at Riviera will be elevated tournaments next year with $20 million purses, while the WM Phoenix Open would lose that status.

Marcel Siem ended his long wait for a fifth European tour title with victory at the Hero Indian Open by a single shot.

American Lilia Vu rode a hot putter to claim her first LPGA title with a one-shot victory over home favorite Natthakritta Vongtaveelap at the LPGA Thailand.

Continuing the North Course deep dive ahead of the 2023 U.S. Open, a closer look at Los Angeles Country Club’s uphill par-4 and first one-shotter. With vital notes on the surrounding real estate, with apologies to Lionel Ritchie.

Talor Gooch made a 4-foot birdie putt on his final hole to tie Peter Uihlein for the lead in a LIV Golf season debut on Saturday at Playa Del Carmen, Mexico.

Chris Kirk carded a 4-under 66 on Saturday and will take a 2-shot lead into the final round of play on Sunday at the Honda Classic.

Yannik Paul's lead at the Hero Indian Open was trimmed from five shots to one after the third round of the European Tour event.

Thai rookie Natthakritta Vongtaveelap shot a bogey-free 64 to grab a four-stroke lead over fellow countrywoman Atthaya Thitikul after round three of the US$1.7 million LPGA Thailand on Saturday.

Paul Casey and Jason Kokrak each shot 65 on Friday for a share of the lead as the second season of Saudi-funded LIV Golf began at Mayakoba.

Chris Kirk had an eagle and six birdies, hitting 16 greens and taking advantage of no wind blowing in the morning -- very rare for PGA National -- in a second-round 62. He's 1 back of Justin Suh (64) entering the weekend at the Honda Classic.

Yannik Paul shot a 3-under 69 to extend his lead to five strokes after two rounds of the Indian Open.