319: “Cashmere” Keith Mitchell On Short Game Technique, Retro Style, and His Putter Collection
Smylie Kaufman and Charlie Hulme welcome Keith Mitchell to the show for a conversation covering everything from a deep dive into all the different ways TOUR pros pitch the ball, to the beginnings of Keith’s now-iconic “Cashmere” styling patterned after 1970s Arnold Palmer. Keith delves into the way technology like TrackMan has completely changed fitting, preparation and practice - plus, the guys chat about Keith’s putter collection and affinity for fine dining. Don't forget to like, comment and subscribe for more golf insights! Follow our socials: @thesmylieshow CHAPTERS: 00:00 Intro + Zurich Classic Invite Story 01:07 Junior Golf Memories + Early Days Together 03:17 Favorite Courses + The Honors Club Stories 06:13 Bucket List Golf Trips (Shinnecock, National, Muirfield) 10:58 Short Game Philosophy + Parker McLachlin Influence 14:49 There’s No “One Way” to Chip 17:21 Best Short Game Players on Tour (Dufner, Phil, P Reed) 19:12 Shot Selection + Margin for Error Explained 23:36 What Pros Do Differently (Gym + TrackMan) 28:18 “Cashmere” Origin Story 33:12 Building the Look + Style Evolution 39:03 Putter Collection + Tinkering Habits 43:01 Putter Changes + Left-Hand Low Switch 45:45 Keith’s Favorite New Orleans Restaurants 49:08 Policy Board Work on a Changing TOUR #golf #pgatour #keithmitchell #smylieshow #golfrecap #golfhighlights