Rest Day: Lewis Hamilton Tries Golf ft. Min Woo Lee | lululemon

Lewis Hamilton
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AI GeneratedTwo individuals bond over a game of golf, blending technical coaching with a deeper conversation about competition, mental resilience, and the nature of success. The dialogue transitions from correcting golf swings to discussing the psychological discipline required to handle mistakes and the fleeting feeling of being at the top of one's field.
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Hold on a second, so you didn't get it because you need to be able to put the stripe with it.
Yeah, the trace, the tracer.
He's been watching too much YouTube.
Oh baby.
My name is Seatbelt.
You must get crazy.
Dodgy driving.
I'm pissed that I don't even know where my freaking drive went.
In the trees.
I started when I was eight.
Okay, same.
When I was pretty young.
I started eight.
That's when I started racing.
Yeah?
Yeah.
Nice.
I think when I was a kid, I was good for my age, so I played with people older than me.
Okay.
I got into golf like 2010 or something like that.
Just to play with my uncle.
Yeah, yeah.
It's sick how competitive I get and I want to be good.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I think I lost 22 balls one day and I gave up.
We'll fix that today.
Feel like your left hip stays high instead of like down.
Okay, okay.
Oh, that's nice.
That's nice.
Thanks, man.
I feel like it's like meditation with a little bit of rage.
Sometimes I just get so angry.
When you race?
No, when I'm playing golf.
Yeah, it's like the most frustrating game ever.
Mulligans?
Yep, yep.
Wow, that was a big slice.
Hacking up.
We can make a birdie on the next.
But it's also the most beautiful game.
I know.
Wow.
Golf, you can play together and like it brings everyone together.
When you're playing good, it's just the best feeling in the world.
Oh, that's nice.
Oh, baby.
We deserve a clap.
Thanks, dude.
Good hole.
Open up the club face and that's where I'm at.
I see.
See, now it feels like you can get under the ball.
Yeah.
Under the ball and like kind of sweep it.
Yeah, that's a huge difference.
That's huge, that's huge.
Wow.
Yeah.
When it comes to like moving on from mistakes,
what do you do to kind of re get yourself back in there?
That's something that I'm trying to get better at.
Really?
But like in mid-game?
Yeah, mid-game.
I mean, you just got to move on, right?
You need to assess it pretty quickly why you did it.
Yeah.
And try not to do it next time.
But, you know, I think everyone gets mad when they're on the golf course.
It's just part of the game.
I think the best are good at forgetting it and moving on.
Okay.
Because you don't want it to affect your next shot.
That's something that I've been a lot better at since I was an amateur.
But now...
Pressure's high.
Yeah, you still get mad.
Yeah, I think when I was younger, I used to hold on to it so much, like days.
I always say today like there's nothing you can do about
what happened five minutes ago.
Being that kind of positive voice in your own head.
Like, I got this.
Be your best friend.
But then there's sometimes if you try to not overthink it,
you think less of it, then you go the other way.
Yeah, exactly.
I think one thing probably that you can say that's in common
is just learning to remain present.
Perfect weather now.
Yes, it's stunning.
All right, what about a bit of a wager on this one?
Okay.
Closest to the hole.
15 push-ups, right on the spot.
15 push-ups?
Yeah, 10, 10.
All right, all right.
Race week.
Well, I don't think it's fair if it's one ball to one.
So I'll give you four shots.
Four shots?
Let's do three.
Three? Okay.
You're that confident?
Okay.
Oh, wow.
It was looking good.
It felt pretty good.
That felt good.
So like, no, I'm not going to give you a tip.
Come on.
Look at that.
Go.
Look at that.
Oh.
Okay.
No, there's a bit of room.
There's no way I'm going to be able to be closer.
There's a bit of room there.
That is not...
There you go.
Oh, that would have been good.
Still going to the right.
That was a nice shot though.
I really like that.
That was good.
All right, guys, I'm going down for my...
Okay.
It feels wrong.
This feels very wrong.
Good form though.
I want to know what it's like to be the best in the world.
I mean, it feels pretty special for a short...
But a really short space of time.
Like as soon as you...
Like getting there.
Getting there and then it's kind of...
And it's like being...
I think it's like being at a peak of a mountain.
You can only be there for a short period of time.
You've got to go down again.
And so it's like the climb down and then the build to trying to do it again.
I think from the outside, it looks more than it is.
It feels great that you've done it and you're proud of yourself.
But then you're like straight on to the next one.
Yeah, what's...
Yeah.
Didn't we agree to 10?
You're doing 15.
I did 15.
Nice.
We'll do a rematch on the...
Rematch.
On the track.
Yes.
