I suppose in my sense, I would say- I would tell my son something. So you need to work down this track, and then you'll figure it out. So he wants to mention things to me, and then for me to be like, oh, well, this- and so then, it becomes my own.

He wants to call it, like, guided discovery. But Jack, he's like a- I forget what he calls it. They've already beaten the 99.9 percent of everyone else to get to that point, right? And I always find it interesting, it's like, some of these young guys, they get on tours, like, oh, well now, I need a teacher. You have to relearn everything that you'd learned up until that point.

If they make a big change, then it takes a long time to get good again. Once you get it, I see guys like you, I see Jordan Spieth, I see Justin Thomas, that don't change. I've worked with him since I was- I think I saw him for the first time when I was 11.Īnd I'm sure I probably know the answer to this- have you changed much with Jack? What does he do? What does a guy like that- all this modern stuff, track man, you know, putting deals, all this stuff, and here's Brian Hamm, who's been good since he was 15, one guy's instructing him- I believe that it takes a while to get your swing the way you want it. Jack's the only guy I've ever worked with.

And of course, you're coached by Jack Lumpkin, who comes kind of out of the same mold as Jackie Burke, Claude Ham, all those guys.

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