S2026 Ep220: Bobby Clampett: The Thinking Behind Impact Zone Golf
About this episode
Bobby Clampett discusses his impact-based teaching philosophy and the influence of 'The Golfing Machine' on his career.
Yes, he won on the PGA Tour after an extraordinary career at BYU. He also was behind the mic for CBS Sports for nearly 30 years. Yet, his passion for impact-based teaching is what truly drives Bobby Clampett, the founder of Impact Zone Golf. Join Bobby as he talks about the profound influence that the book "The Golfing Machine" has had on his playing and teaching -- Bryson DeChambeau is also a disciple of the influential book -- and how Impact Zone Golf can better your game, whether in person or online. Plus, we talk about the PGA of America relieving Don Rea of his presidential duties, and why it's so hard to be a big fan of Wyndham Clark.
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