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Chandler Schulz, golfDYNAMICS Indoor Golf Performance Center | Episode No. 480

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Chandler says his goal is to get players better immediately and not have to see them often.

1. The Wednesday Match Play Podcast episode centers on Chandler Schulz and Golf Dynamics Performance Center in Loveland, Colorado. 2. Schulz is the instructor and player-development lead, and Ricky Potts hosts the conversation from The Wednesday Match Play Podcast brought to you by Eden Mill St Andrews. 3. The episode asks how a northern Colorado indoor facility uses teaching, fitting, and technology to help golfers improve quickly. 4. Schulz says Golf Dynamics does three main things: teaching golf, fitting clubs, and club repair. 5. He says the facility stays open year-round in an indoor warehouse with three bays, video cameras, nets, and targets. 6. Schulz explains that he teaches indoors but still wants golfers to get outside to see real ball flight and play on the course. 7. He says too many indoor facilities become “too mechanical,” with too much focus on angles instead of action. 8. His teaching creed is that “no one is ever going to swing the same way,” so each lesson is built around the golfer in front of him. 9. He says the first lesson should leave a golfer with “one or two words” to remember. 10. He uses video proof, before-and-after clips, and voice-over notes sent to phones, tablets, or computers. 11. Schulz says junior golfers, middle school players, and high school players are improving faster because they can see swing video and understand concepts earlier. 12. He says a 6-, 7-, 8-, or 9-year-old can talk about swing concepts, while many older golfers never learned those terms. 13. He describes northern Colorado as a competitive junior golf market with many strong players and more golf courses being built. 14. On equipment, he says there is “not a bad brand out there” and names TaylorMade, Callaway, Ping, Cleveland, and Srixon. 15. His own bag includes a Callaway driver and woods, a 13- or 14-year-old five-wood, Srixon irons, Cleveland wedges, and an Odyssey putter. 16. He says his golf ball changes with season, elevation, and course conditions, switching among Callaway, Titleist, and Srixon balls. 17. He says the best teaching sessions simplify the game and avoid leaving players with too many swing thoughts. 18. The tone is practical and instructional, with long back-and-forth answers and clear examples from lessons, fittings, and junior development. 19. Golfers interested in instruction, club fitting, and junior development in Colorado would get the most from this episode. 20. Listeners wanting narrative storytelling or tournament drama may skip it.

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