When Bryson DeChambeau was a junior, he used to play from the forward tees to help get himself in the mindset of going super low. He said it helped him shoot 58 today and it’s a great lesson for kids who get uncomfortable when they’re going deep. “Yeah, so for any junior golfers out there, it's probably the best thing you can do when trying to learn how to score. You go up to the red tees and try and shoot sub-60 rounds, for a good aspiring junior golfer that's trying to be a professional golfer. You just go to the front tees, try and shoot under 60. If you can do that and you consistently are able to do that every single round you play, get in that comfortable mind of, okay, I'm 10-, 11-, 12-under, let's keep going, pedal to the metal, that gets you in a great mindset. That tremendously helped today, being able to say, okay, I'm 10-under; well, I can't stop. I've got to keep going. I've got to birdie 17, birdie 18, let's go, and having that sort of -- I'm not really going to say it in front of the media, like -- Yeah, sort of the F-you mentality, like let's go, let's get it done. It's something that led to me shooting 58 today.”