<![CDATA[Good Misses]]>Good Misses is a golf show from two working coaches who spend their days on the lesson tee, not in the algorithm. Kieran Harris is a PGA of Canada Class "A" professional and founder of Feel Good Golf Academy in Toronto. JT is Director of Instruction and co-owner of Fairhope Golf Works on the Alabama Gulf Coast.

Every week they take apart the advice in your feed: the jargon, the swing tips, the clickbait, and the myths. They keep it simple, they keep it honest, and they keep it fun, because golf isn't that serious. Expect real stories from the lesson tee, athletes and tour players who come through the shop, and straight answers about what actually makes golfers better.

New episodes every Tuesday. Good Misses is a Funnel Golf show.

Be your own coach.

]]>www.funnelgolf.comRiverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Thu, 01 Oct 2026 12:25:34 GMTMon, 21 Sep 2026 20:02:04 GMT60Funnel Golf<p>Good Misses is a golf show from two working coaches who spend their days on the lesson tee, not in the algorithm. Kieran Harris is a PGA of Canada Class "A" professional and founder of Feel Good Golf Academy in Toronto. JT is Director of Instruction and co-owner of Fairhope Golf Works on the Alabama Gulf Coast.</p><p></p><p>Every week they take apart the advice in your feed: the jargon, the swing tips, the clickbait, and the myths. They keep it simple, they keep it honest, and they keep it fun, because golf isn't that serious. Expect real stories from the lesson tee, athletes and tour players who come through the shop, and straight answers about what actually makes golfers better.</p><p></p><p>New episodes every Tuesday. Good Misses is a Funnel Golf show.</p><p>Be your own coach.</p>episodicFunnel Golfbill@tlglp.comno<![CDATA[Tiger Doesn't Take Divots. Here's What He Does Instead | Good Misses Ep. 2]]>Tiger told Scottie he doesn't take a divot when he's flushing it. Kieran and JT explain why: low point. This episode covers attack angle the right way, arc depth control as maybe the number one skill in golf, the Scottie Scheffler time machine, and the $25 Sharpie-on-a-mat drill. Then the equipment half: why the driver came out low, get fit first or take lessons first, handle draggers, 4-inch-long clubs, and the guy who has snapped 35 to 40 shafts over his knee.

Chapters 0:00 Good Misses 0:24 Live and unscripted 1:01 Launch monitors everywhere 2:10 Attack angle, defined. And the divot mistake 3:54 The hula hoop: low point moves attack angle 6:46 How much attack angle do you actually need? 9:49 Arc depth control 11:12 Robert Rock's 28 identical divots 12:36 Tiger doesn't take divots. Here's what he does 14:37 The only sport where you compare yourself to the pros 17:43 Why coaches don't say "hit down on it" 19:16 Brush the mat: the Sharpie drill 20:32 The Scottie Scheffler time machine 22:55 Tour players' half-inch low point 23:54 Kieran's training aid is a golf tee 26:38 Why the driver came out low 28:01 Fitter and coach in the same room 30:10 Lie angle and launch direction 32:35 Get fit first or take lessons first? 34:05 The handle dragger problem 38:38 The 4-inch-long clubs 43:42 Goodwill clubs vs. a $3,000 fitting 46:13 KBS's number one customer 47:48 Attack angle takeaways 52:13 Arc depth is the number one skill in golf 53:51 Same low point, fat shot and thin shot 57:30 Free Trackman definitions 59:54 Today's lesson: the 7-yard sand wedge 63:16 Scottie checks his grip every single shot 65:50 Brush the mat

Good Misses is Kieran and JT, part of the Funnel Golf slate. New episodes every week.

Be your own coach.

#GoodMisses #FunnelGolf #GolfInstruction #AttackAngle #TigerWoods

]]>103226aa-4b98-4a8b-bdca-216f59ed9b06Tue, 29 Sep 2026 12:00:00 GMT<p>Tiger told Scottie he doesn't take a divot when he's flushing it. Kieran and JT explain why: low point. This episode covers attack angle the right way, arc depth control as maybe the number one skill in golf, the Scottie Scheffler time machine, and the $25 Sharpie-on-a-mat drill. Then the equipment half: why the driver came out low, get fit first or take lessons first, handle draggers, 4-inch-long clubs, and the guy who has snapped 35 to 40 shafts over his knee. </p><p>Chapters 0:00 Good Misses 0:24 Live and unscripted 1:01 Launch monitors everywhere 2:10 Attack angle, defined. And the divot mistake 3:54 The hula hoop: low point moves attack angle 6:46 How much attack angle do you actually need? 9:49 Arc depth control 11:12 Robert Rock's 28 identical divots 12:36 Tiger doesn't take divots. Here's what he does 14:37 The only sport where you compare yourself to the pros 17:43 Why coaches don't say "hit down on it" 19:16 Brush the mat: the Sharpie drill 20:32 The Scottie Scheffler time machine 22:55 Tour players' half-inch low point 23:54 Kieran's training aid is a golf tee 26:38 Why the driver came out low 28:01 Fitter and coach in the same room 30:10 Lie angle and launch direction 32:35 Get fit first or take lessons first? 34:05 The handle dragger problem 38:38 The 4-inch-long clubs 43:42 Goodwill clubs vs. a $3,000 fitting 46:13 KBS's number one customer 47:48 Attack angle takeaways 52:13 Arc depth is the number one skill in golf 53:51 Same low point, fat shot and thin shot 57:30 Free Trackman definitions 59:54 Today's lesson: the 7-yard sand wedge 63:16 Scottie checks his grip every single shot 65:50 Brush the mat</p><p>Good Misses is Kieran and JT, part of the Funnel Golf slate. New episodes every week.</p><p>Be your own coach.</p><p>#GoodMisses #FunnelGolf #GolfInstruction #AttackAngle #TigerWoods</p>no01:06:1412Tiger Doesn't Take Divots. Here's What He Does Instead | Good Misses Ep. 2full<![CDATA[Golf Isn't That Serious: Jargon, Swing Tips, and Real Coaching | Good Misses Ep. 1]]>Kieran Harris and JT are full-time golf coaches, one in Toronto and one on the Alabama Gulf Coast. In the first episode of Good Misses they take on the noise: jargon that sounds smart and helps nobody, death by a thousand swing tips, and the algorithm that keeps feeding you more.

Along the way: why nobody coaches Josh Allen the way golf coaches golfers, what Butch Harmon actually asks Tiger Woods between rounds, the golf swing in two sentences, and Josh Donaldson, the 2015 AL MVP who swings it in the 130s. New episodes every Tuesday.

Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:28 Meet Kieran and JT 4:31 Golf isn't that serious 7:41 Indoor golf and the offseason advantage 11:57 Tour clubs and signed major flags in the shop 13:54 Josh Donaldson: the MVP who swings it in the 130s 16:01 Josh Allen's golf swing 17:19 Is all this golf content making anyone better? 18:46 Death by a thousand swing tips 23:41 Golf's jargon problem 27:26 Nobody coaches Josh Allen like this 28:41 Clickbait and the attention economy 30:06 Never take a tip from someone who hasn't seen you swing 32:26 What Butch Harmon actually asks Tiger Woods 35:52 Who to follow online for golf instruction 41:10 How to know you have a good coach 45:26 The golf swing in two sentences 48:40 The left-handed pitcher playing golf right-handed 53:21 Contact vs face angle: which matters more? 58:56 The only thing the ball has feelings about 62:50 Trackman never made a birdie

]]>c168e288-2c68-433c-bf22-f826e28f6c1fTue, 22 Sep 2026 01:10:29 GMT<p>Kieran Harris and JT are full-time golf coaches, one in Toronto and one on the Alabama Gulf Coast. In the first episode of Good Misses they take on the noise: jargon that sounds smart and helps nobody, death by a thousand swing tips, and the algorithm that keeps feeding you more. </p><p></p><p>Along the way: why nobody coaches Josh Allen the way golf coaches golfers, what Butch Harmon actually asks Tiger Woods between rounds, the golf swing in two sentences, and Josh Donaldson, the 2015 AL MVP who swings it in the 130s. New episodes every Tuesday.</p><p></p><p>Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:28 Meet Kieran and JT 4:31 Golf isn't that serious 7:41 Indoor golf and the offseason advantage 11:57 Tour clubs and signed major flags in the shop 13:54 Josh Donaldson: the MVP who swings it in the 130s 16:01 Josh Allen's golf swing 17:19 Is all this golf content making anyone better? 18:46 Death by a thousand swing tips 23:41 Golf's jargon problem 27:26 Nobody coaches Josh Allen like this 28:41 Clickbait and the attention economy 30:06 Never take a tip from someone who hasn't seen you swing 32:26 What Butch Harmon actually asks Tiger Woods 35:52 Who to follow online for golf instruction 41:10 How to know you have a good coach 45:26 The golf swing in two sentences 48:40 The left-handed pitcher playing golf right-handed 53:21 Contact vs face angle: which matters more? 58:56 The only thing the ball has feelings about 62:50 Trackman never made a birdie</p>no01:05:0111Golf Isn't That Serious: Jargon, Swing Tips, and Real Coaching | Good Misses Ep. 1full