Barkley has finished dead last in this tournament 10 times. He's in 24th place out of 90 after the first round this year.

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Explore how technical errors in golf cause mental blocks and scar tissue, impacting performance and mindset alike. Jason Dufner talks about overcoming the yips.

In the latest episode of Golf IQ, we're talking about the putting yips—and how to beat them.

Golfers who have suffered from the yips The yips have haunted some of the greatest names in golf history—proof that no amount of talent, experience, or titles grants immunity.

Bernhard Langer, playing in his final Masters this week, overcame battles with the yips and became one of the greatest senior golfers of all-time.

The Golf Channel's Johnson Wagner tried to recreate one of Xander Schauffele's best shots from the first round of the PGA Championship. It didn't go well.