• Ep. 136 - Jacob Modleski - Mental Toughness: From Alternate To Champion

  • Feb 16 2024
  • Length: 36 mins
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Ep. 136 - Jacob Modleski - Mental Toughness: From Alternate To Champion

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  • Jacob Modleski is a freshman golfer at Notre Dame. Modleski went from alternate to champion at the 2024 Jones Cup, rising from 404th to 144th in the World Amateur Golf Ranking. With additional achievements like a 2nd place finish at the Western Junior AM and reaching the round of 32 in the US Amateur, Jacob is undeniably a rising star. Today we dive into not only his proven talent but the mental toughness and hinge moments behind his success on the course.

    • 04:22 The Champion Winter Golf Mentality
    • 09:14 Success In No Expectations
    • 14:26 Navigating The Hazards
    • 18:29 “These moments should be celebrated”
    • 21:46 The Sport Psychology of Multi-Sport Athletes
    • 23:59 Earning Your Spot
    • 25:24 The Notre Dame Experience
    • 28:28 How Patience Won The Jones Cup
    • 30:58 Developing Your Own Mental Process // Taylor Swift

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