In the history of the PGA tour, there have only been 12 rounds where players have shot under 60. There is only one person who has accomplished this feat more than once. Not only that, he also holds the record for shooting the lowest round in a PGA tour event, a 58 at TPC river highlands. This man is Jim Furyk, and I had the pleasure of interviewing him today. We learn about his mental approach and the voices he was hearing in his head when shooting these low scores, how he developed his unique swing, and his experience going head to head with Tiger in one of my favorite playoffs in golf history. Jim Furyk Twitter: https://twitter.com/jimfuryk Foundation: https://jimandtabithafurykfoundation.com/ Exponential Athlete Socials Twitter: ⁠⁠https://twitter.com/athletexpodcast⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/exponentialathlete/⁠⁠ LinkedIn: ⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-exponential-athlete-podcast⁠⁠ 0:00 Intro 1:05 Where Did Love of the Game Start? 3:17 What is Getting Lost in the Process? 6:18 Different Types of Practice 8:01 Advice for Young Players 9:20 Evolution of Jim's Swing 11:46 Refining Vs Rebuilding 12:13 Fundamentals 16:56 Importance of Setup 23:50 Goals in Golf 27:07 Getting to the Next Level 30:34 Self Awareness 33:11 Getting there Vs Winning 35:56 Career Longevity 39:42 58 and 59 45:22 Bouncing Back 50:29 Recalling Good Shots 53:10 Visualization 59:17 Influential People 1:04:35 Golf Changes 1:10:33 How Tiger Changed the Game 1:14:50 2000 Tiger 1:16:12 Tiger Effect 1:21:03 Epic Playoff With Tiger 1:24:24 Hate Losing or Love Winning More?