PGA Tour Pro James Hahn
In this episode, Bobby Brown and Matt Cook chat with PGA tour player James Hahn about his golf performance and journey from UC Berkeley to the professional circuit. They discuss the importance of trust and teamwork in a caddy-player relationship, featuring insights from Hahn's new caddy, Carson Tilly. Hahn also reminisces about his viral Gangnam Style dance moment and shares his thoughts on the impact of LiveGolf on the sport's future.
Key Points
- James Hahn shared his journey from quitting the golf team in college, working in advertising, to becoming a PGA Tour winner, illustrating the non-linear path to success in professional golf.
- James discussed the importance of a caddy's role, highlighting his preference for a caddy who asks questions to understand his needs and avoids making comments that could negatively affect his focus and performance.
- James expressed skepticism about the PGA Tour's arguments against paying players who miss the cut, suggesting that guaranteed compensation could lead to a higher quality of life and performance for golfers without reducing their competitive drive.
On this episode of the Pull Hook Golf podcast, Matt Cook & Bobby Brown, sit down with PGA Tour Pro James Hahn. The guys discuss James' final round at the 3M Open this past weekend, which led to a T-4 finish. Bobby and James reminisce when Bobby was on the bag for James at Liberty National. James then takes us down memory lane as he discusses growing up in Oakland, CA and his path to the PGA Tour. Don't worry, the guys also discussed the famous Gangnam Style dance on the famous 16th at the Waste Management Open. They wrap things up debating the controversial LIV Golf. You are going to want to hear this!
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