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I would suggest at this point looking at your mental game. I verbally congratulate myself on every good shot I make, and ignore the bad ones by focusing on the next shot during play. After the round is the time to assess your errors and see what one or two things that needs to be worked on during your practice sessions. I recommend two books, both by the same author: The Short Game Bible, and, Damage Control.

I tried to watch but just a little too much talking. Keep up the good work!

That's a women. Cake for all😊

Lifting up almost at impact, maybe conscious of where it’s going, keep going 🙏, definitely going to get better.

you're not far off from being able to hit it more consistently, you need a instructor to help you with your hands on the backswing, the rotation and balance are actually really good

Tough day for the 2 old-timers. Hopefully, they got a rain check.

First off She don't waste time with line up, practice swings and grip etc. And she looks great doing it!

Nice to see others play but its painful to see you aim 50 yards left to make it go 50 yards right. Can you try a neutral grip with your regular swing and see if that helps? Please do a practice vid of you using wedges with weight on front leg and full pendulum swing without the scoop? I would love to see how that translate to the course.

She hit some really good shots here and there

Looks like a great course. Thanx for sharing with us. Camera guy suggestion...Do your best not to interrupt when she begins to speak. Give her time to think about what she wants to say. Also don't put suggestive talk out there when she's trying to think and focus and learn. Like, after she hits a shot....... don't say, "Ok, now we just need to punch one low out of the trees and skip it up to the front of the green." Things like that. She will put that pressure on herself mentally. Let her learn. If she is really undecided on what to do, let her ask at that time. You did amazing with the enthusiasm and compliments for her. Great camera work and great job with the shot tracers. Overall a great video to enjoy in my opinion.

Have you considered spending a little longer on the green reading the camber of the putt and trying to work out your aim point I.e. predicting how much it will break?

Can I give you a tip for bunkers?

Come to London. You’ll be welcome for a round at our club

I only think about 2 or max occasionally a third thing: 1) Watch the ball at contact point 2) Show intention to hit the ball in the desired direction If you find it’s not going in your desired direction 3) Make sure your club face is square to your target as you set up and take a practice swing. You’ll be great in no time. key is never stop enjoying the game because that will be your greatest incentive for improvement. You’re a strong girl with a lot of potential. Don’t let anyone bring you down. I get the feeling your golf will improve quickly. Also keep in mind Jon Rahm he wouldn’t let anyone touch his swing despite it being so unconventional…but he’s a masters champion. Your best coach will be the one who gets the most out of what you’ve got instead of trying to confuse you and turn you into something you’re not. Enjoy the game. Best of luck!!

Watch the ball contact point even for a fraction of a second after contact…does that make sense? Have an intention for direction but keeping your eye on the ball at contact and not out in front will really help. If you can’t get good contact then the shot outcome will always be difficult. Also work seriously hard on chipping and putting. You’ll be surprised how often you used your round the green wedge and putter compared to anything else. Good luck!!!

I find this very relatable. Unfortunately.

Why is all your weight on your trail leg when doing bunker shots or some of those chips? That's like the complete opposite of what you're supposed to be doing. Bad boyfriend!

Can relate to this, where is the fun in this? little voice saying to me , take up something else, something thst doesn't cheat you so much.

you are not good enough to wear that attention seeking clobber.

I’m jealous you guys are still able to get out there….just too friggin’ cold out my way

Better than some women I’ve had the privilege of playing behind. 😭😭😭😭😭

I think her scoring could really improve with positive mindset and 9 iron near the green lose sandwedge

What a hottie

Lookin good and you're playing better than 50% of those commenting. I'll add my two cents and say, to lay the club across the tips of both feet pointing the handle of the club in the direction your toes are pointing. Turning your head will give you a different direction than the FACE of your club. It takes practice to marry your head turn and club face. Best to turn your head while your bend forward in your golf posture to get a "truer view" and this takes practice to find a technique to give you better direction. THIS WILL CHANGE where the bottom of the club hits. Put your weight on the lead leg for 95% of shots. Whether its 90/10, 80/20/ 70/30 most are 60/40, 50/50 at most. Never more weight on trail leg EVER. Especially in the bunkers. Your other half taught you the bad scooping habit. No Bueno. Try lifting trail foot off ground to force weight forward. Keep weight forward and relearn finesse shots around the green to take away ALL FEAR. Lastly-To reduce those hard slices like on 7th that almost hit dude, Swing arms first, then trail shoulder. It will be and feel the Same swing/timing, just hands and arms go first together before trail shoulder. Let the trail arms pull the trail shoulder. Shoulder first means club face way opened. Arms and hands means face on ball flush. Hope we get another vid quicker this time.

Your aiming at the bunker, shut up then hits it in the bunker 😂😂😂😂I love it

Stand way closer to ball

We all start somewhere. We always make strides and you ms lady did today. Ran into your page today and I see the grind. All I can tell you is practice your positive talk. Negative talk won't help. Good luck.

Golf supposed to be relaxing 😂 never heard that one before

Honestly look at how much better your shots turn out when you don't put all your weight on the back foot. Work on even weight distribution and you'll be cutting of that handicap in no time.

too much wrist action try an swing through the strike completely like in hockey action keep ur head still but cant complain otherwise goodlooking video😜😜

Your golf swing, athleticism, and potential ability are much better than a 30+ handicap.

It’s not your feet alignment, it’s your club head. You’re doing everything right up until you set your club down. You’re hitting it exactly where your club head is pointing

When chipping weight on front foot & stop leaning backwards. Too much hand flipping hold your wrists solid throughout swing

Ask her to shorten her stance with her irons. Her feet are to wide apart not allowing her to turn enough to hit towards the target. Just keep having fun your doing awesome

Great video. I have some tips to share: Just chip it into the edge of the green. You don't need to flag hunt. It's easier to try to two-putt than to pinhunt with the 56 at your skill level. Also, with short chips, think of the wedge as if it were a putter. Hopefully, these tips might make your short game a bit more enjoyable.

She has a good swing,...but expectations are way too high....i , a few years ago was a 40 handicap... now an 8, she has a good future.. stop stressing.. watch Golfsidekick

Two pars is pretty good.

Swinging waaayyy too hard.

She needs to watch Saguto Golf. He is the best. Her swing isn't too bad, but she needs to stay on her left side and keep her spine angle through the swing. Topping the ball because yer coming out of posture. Feet should be close together on chip shots and weight all the way left. But seriously the swing ain't bad. Like I said watch Tom Saguto. He is the Best! Also, weight forward on driver but sweep up on swing. Don't shift weight! That's a fallacy

My final advice is get some lessons under your belt 👍🏾👍🏾

Oh you have to listen more. Golf is about listening more and less talking back !

I totally give you credit for getting out on the greens. As I watch your game. A few things jump out. I will help you on one …when pitching or in the sand bunker. Your weight is 60/40weight on the left foot . Your camera guy should have pointed that main issue out! He’s fired! My advice your game will instantly improve…good luck!

Too much pressure to be good; just have fun!

The important thing is, she looks good doing it

I think what she's doing wrong regarding the miss hits is that she is getting no compression hitting behind the ball. when you hit behind the ball, the ground gets in the way and screws up your shot. If you like to practice at the range, try picking a point an inch or two in front of the ball and hit that, it should make it easier to get compression and let the loft of the club get the ball in the air. She is very motivated and fiery, I'm sure she'll learn fast if you work on getting compression!

So ya both know, according to the World Handicap System for those without a registered hcp, the maximum score is par plus 5 strokes then pick up or not but the score does have a max numba 👍🏻

Totally relatable to this 60yo novice golfer from England! This is pretty much exactly how my golf is at the moment, including the constant frustrations, the holes where almost nothing goes right, and the occasional triumph (personally I'd be pretty pleased with 2 pars in 9 holes). This thing of sometimes simply aiming in the wrong direction, even though at the time it seems right (which Tanya did once, or maybe twice?), is something I've recently noticed I do quite a lot. It's especially annoying if I then hit a good straight shot - but end up miles from the target. I'm told the solution is to pick a third spot, nearby the ball and in line with the target, so all three are aligned ... but I haven't cured it yet.

14:22 my high hcp answer is you stood too far from the ball. The ball's in a wee bit of thicker grass. It would have been better to stand closer to the ball, grip down on the club (like a 6or5 cuz the grass is 80% of the time screw'n with your normal shot and if ya hit it too well better to be in front of green and on the fairway than behind the green in thick grass or screwed over by a tree..bunker etc) and lean your weight forward toward the target (shorter backswing is ok..ya using a longer club) to give yourself a better chance at hitting down on the ball with a normal swing. And to be honest, standing a lil closer to the ball on all the iron shots with weight forward (say 60-40 split - aka stack 'n tilt) and handle in front of the ball can increase better ball contact by 60-80% guaranteed for higher hcp golfers. Try it. Ya'll like it. Anywho..always enjoy watching Tanya on the channel. I like her spirit and aggressive swing ⛳✌🏻

That second hole, the par 5 was awesome

Frustration, arguments, pure joy... this round captures all of the emotions of golf 😊 keep at it Tanya!