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Scott Hoch stood over a two-foot putt to win the Masters, and missed. I found a psychiatrist's idea that explains exactly why a putt that short can feel that terrifying, and it has a lot to do with the smoke detector in your kitchen.
This kicks off my new series, Scared Money, all about the fear that quietly costs you strokes. If your heart has ever pounded over a short putt, start right here.
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