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He discusses how different reactive components like weight, surface texture, and even mud-covered balls affect play, paralleling this with the mental adjustments professional golfers make by using clubs of identical length to maintain consistency regardless of shot distance. Santino marvels at the mental fortitude and technical mastery of golf legends like Bryson DeChambeau, who cuts all their clubs to the same length for uniformity, hinting that sports mastery isn’t necessarily about conforming to traditional techniques but about mental adaptation.