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He just showed how to shoot over 90. Stupid video

Good golfers always think that high handicappers just don't concentrate or that they just don't understand course management. Most of us know not to try for 215 yard pin just past a bunker. SMH

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you seemed to be saying if you can hit a 100 yard shot straight then you can hit a 150 yard shot straight but that isn’t remotely true.

strategy works on short par 4s but 420 plus being 220 plus out makes the hole more difficult and a grind.

My new favorite golf channel. Your realistic.

I played Cream Ridge today. I could have broken 100, but the 18th bit me once again.

Where are you playing in a sweatshirt and shorts. Needs more of this. Play comfortably is lost on soo many.

Dual wielding those clubs may be just the secret we’re all looking for though 😂

One of the things that prevents me hitting good shots is hitting with conviction. I don’t mean trying to hit the ball into next week, more I’m telling the ball to go rather than asking it.

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At 55....I'm 2 yrs in. (7-10 rds pr yr) I broke 100 for the first time last week... front 9 red tees....back 9 white tees... I was hitting so much softer on the back 9. Beginner "power" and ego are BOTH game killers.. loved your vid! New sub!✌🏻

Wrong! Shorter clubs are easy to hit solid and straight. The shorter shafts and higher loft are very forgiving. Longer clubs are not so forgiving no matter how short your swing. Also if your swing is very short you may hit your driver the same as a 7-iron.

Great video 👌🏼 I have completed 4 years playing this game. unfortunately I’m still at level of quadruple bogey despite what I do to put a strategy in the game! I do lots of shot’s within a 100 yards and less before i reach the green plus at least three putts ! Any clue on how to improve the game?

Alrighty man, that's it!!!! I watched this video last night knowing I was going to play 18 today. This will give some people a laugh, but because I've been playing for a few months (10-12 rounds total) and I'm all self taught, applying the ideas from this video today dropped my score about 35 shots below my previous best LOL! I shot 110 today which I am very proud of considering last time I played stroke play I was in the 70s for 9 holes hahaha. After my first 2 tee shots weren't consistent with my driver, I teed off with a 5i or 4i all day and stayed in safe spots a majority of the day. Plus all the iron swings kept making them more consistent!! That being said, I lost less than a handful of balls today compared to the usual 15-25 (excuse time: that's totally because all of the water hazards on these Florida courses for sure) Came back to shout you out for the way you explained how important reliability is and what to focus on. Definitely subscribing because the way you describe everything helps this newbie process what you're saying perfectly. Keep doing what you're doing man, I'm sure there's tons of other people that you've brought confidence to and given them their golf swagger! Best day I've ever had on the links by a mile but more importantly it was the most enjoyable day of golf by far! Staying in play and keeping up with my foursome made me feel like I wasn't an inconvenience for the first time ever today <3 God bless my friend

everytime he picks the driver and hits the slice it just reminds me of myself

I'm 40 and just picked this game up in June. You've helped me so much in just dialing myself back and playing smart to play better. It's now near impossible for shoot a 100 at Kresson. I'm scoring in the 90's (occasionally creep into low 100's), at most local courses here in the Philly/S. Jersey area.

For your short game, I would recommend looking up Dan Grieve and the 3 releases. His short game approach is super easy to follow and has significantly helped my short game.

Great content man I love it! What do you use to film and what do you use for audio?

I like this content. I don't know why i continue to watch how to score well but can't seem to make the conservative play on the course.

Hey man, keep up the good work. Your videos inspire me to keep trying!

Love your style bro. New sub here, we'll get you to 2million soon enough!

GIOTG…get it on the green

I really like your vids and especially the approach to your own mindgames in this fascinating game. I wish you all the best for your future channel expansion.

Hey man, I just wanted to tell you last weekend I went out to play a par 3 just for fun...it's been a while since I played....work, life, etc. But I noticed a difference. I put the ball down, stepped up and took a swing. 0 thought behind it. I scored the best I ever have on that course just playing loose. Thank you for your great guidance!

Kit-Kats! To to your point, I think about how many times I have made a straight-forward bogey off a poor but playable tee shot. OB or in the hazard just torpedoes the round. As a higher handicapper, planning out a hole and playing it within my capabilities offers its own rewards AND a surprising number of pars sneak in there too!

Of course you can choose to cap yourself at 150, but you will be terrible at golf.

Great video. Super clear. Message: work hard to ignore what everyone else in your group is doing/saying and play one’s own game.

I like to be in in 2 so I can 3 putt for par

Unless there is a water hazard @ 440

I can use the pool crutch for every single shot in pool also. and honestly, i would probably be better. But i aint gonna run around and tell everyone I use one. Stories with my friends are better when they start out with a great or shit drive.

The only way to get better is to practice. Get a coach and study the swing. It took me 3 years of consistent practice to finally shoot par. When I say consistent practice I mean I hit a balls with a purpose almost every single day, and I tried to play at least once a week. With a purpose means sticking to what you’re working on and trusting the process. Beating balls is completely useless. It actually makes it harder to change. The best thing I ever learned was from the golfing machine. There are different types of practice. One of them is working on a swing move without concern for where the ball goes. It will take you at least a month of daily work to see a change and sometimes more for what you’re working on to transfer over to your game. My advice after 10 years of playing and hovering around a 5 handicap with my lowest being 3. Learn how to hit the ball relatively decent before you pressure yourself into trying to lower your score. If you can’t be somewhat predictable as far as missing goes you can’t play the hole properly. The speed you will improve is directly reliant upon how disciplined you are. Golf is streaky. Just like on the pga tour you will have runs where you feel like you can’t miss, and runs where you are ready to quit. Stick with one thing at a time and ignore the rest. Golf is a journey not a destination. This is the advice I would give myself if I could travel back in time to the day I decided to pick up golf. Good luck!

Springfield lol