I love how he's so blunt, but in a joking way that isn't intended to discourage you. To me, that's always been a sign of an excellent coach, & this video proves that point. Keep up the great videos, Jerome!
Jerome one of the most important things he said was that you guys are in a room with no external factors on the situation. Alluding even to the fact that the Matt you were putting on had lines all these visual aids help the subconscious out immensely when doing task like these. When on a golf course(in the wild) things are very different. Visualization is a huge key when you are on a green trying to sink one. Tiger talks about it in his pre shot routine. Taking three pictures of the hole and putting to the picture in his mind when making the strike while looking down at the ball. That’s called visualization.
Great video... I can tell you one thing I would recommend... stop with the "ahhh man... ahh that was bad, ahhh blah blah" it seemed like almost every putt you were downing yourself... you're there to improve, trust yourself, process the result, and move on to the next putt. Super cool information, jealous a bit. Cheers!
I love a coach that says “that shot sucked” I tell my coaches to let me know when I made a shitty hit or whatever. Don’t tell me it was good when it wasn’t. I love this guy
I'd be really interested to hear him talk about the golf ball more. I've never heard about making the golf ball longer messing with people's putting and it's fascinating (couldn't find anything online either).
Appreciate the knowledge shared by you both. Knowing cause of effect is so basic ,but missed by most , and you guys emphasizing this is great. Will continue watching for more in depth shares like this. Thanks !!!
Thanks for sharing. I can see this making sense for top tour players. However, it seems way too advanced for someone trying to get down to scratch. As mentioned in the video, this is R&D equipment.
I understand him not wanting to give you too many things to focus on at one time, but I think you might have benefitted more if he had broken down variables related to the degrees of freedom and focused more on rebuilding your address position and concept of how the putting stroke works. What he taught you was good to try to level your angle of attack out, but not addressing other areas that were high in the red repeatedly (face angle) didn't do you any favors. If you go out to practice or play, and you make good angles of attack, but your face angle is off every time and you never make another putt are you going to stick with it? I think you'd benefit from picking up and reading Frank Thomas' Fundamentals of putting book. It explains all the degrees of freedom (including rotational and path factors that could lead to face angle being off). If you start with a set of fundamentals that eliminate variables then you'll have a better place to work from.
So what is the goal for each aspect? Should the club head be slightly angled up and moving up when it strikes the ball or should it be perpendicular to the ground and moving straight laterally? Thanks!
Imagine you took a lesson from this guy and you putt it off the mat. Then you see this video and he says “it fucking sucks”. Next time you get a lesson and you’re like, “you talking bout me bro”? 😂😂😂 7:01
How come you don’t show, teach a flat swing with just staying same fraction of height of club through the whole stroke. Move back, then forward to stroke the ball in one plane.
@brads8067 This guy isn't worth anywhere close to 10 grand. Quintic is a pretty simple system he made seem like rocket science. It's a Trackman for putting. Face, path, center contact, launch, spin, smash factor, aoa etc. This guy has a shit putting stroke because he has 27 thoughts on how he's supposed to roll a ball 10 feet. He can come to me for a lesson and he will get way better. I also wouldn't talk down to him like this instructor. Thinks he's some sort of putting genius lol.
This was the biggest waste of money ever spent! lol….pick a target and foot away that’s where you want the ball to go and putt over that! Case closed, now send me $5000 haha
Sorry but a lesson like this for me is wasted time. There's only one way to get better in putting and that's practice. This young man will not improve his putting from this lesson, he'll get better because he will practice hard. I say learn the fundamentals and then go out and practice...that's it. Stop wasting money on this, use the money to play instead.
So go continue practising poor habits and some how that is going to make him a better putter? Sorry you need to learn what your doing wrong first before you can go practice fixing it....
When I read a comment like this I think, does this person know why the creator is making this content, doing this thing. You can however spreak for yourself and you did. He did it for content with extra earned income. Or maybe inherentance who know that's beyond the point. I assume he's doing it for content, for fun, helpful insight with measured scientific data you won't get in the real world. As you said hard practice will come but I would assume taking a lesson like this will definitely help you get better faster. His time amd money was well spent.
Its ignorant thinking like that that will keep you playing in the 90s your whole life, while this kid becomes a scratch player in a couple of years. Learn all you can about everything WHILE you practice.
@@glenngibson1444 Correct, I quit playing for a decade after being a scratch junior. 2 months in and I'm back down to a 6 HDCP. The game has changed IMMENSELY since I last played at a high level. If I hadn't done the research to know what's changed in technology (and the technique to make the most of those improvements) it would take me much longer to get my game back. I had no idea that Titleist had swapped the high spin / low spin differences in the ProV lineup. So now I play regular instead of X. I'm also much stronger than back then, so I need Tour Stiff (TX, 7.0 or X7 depending on company/model) shafts instead of playing Dynamic Gold S300. That change alone knocked 1500 RPMs off my 7-iron. The equipment and the technology matters, how you USE the technology matters. I had to completely re-learn bunker shot technique due to the new bounce/grind designs on wedges and how that interacts with the newer versions of the ball.
Yeah, why do the best players in the world who have put in thousands of hours of practice still seek the advice of the best teachers in the world? It’s because the teachers can see what they need to work on. Yes most people don’t improve after one lesson. They practice what they LEARN in the lesson. What a concept
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I love how he's so blunt, but in a joking way that isn't intended to discourage you. To me, that's always been a sign of an excellent coach, & this video proves that point. Keep up the great videos, Jerome!
You two can have a whole new channel! Live these full lesson videos! Thank you
Jerome one of the most important things he said was that you guys are in a room with no external factors on the situation. Alluding even to the fact that the Matt you were putting on had lines all these visual aids help the subconscious out immensely when doing task like these. When on a golf course(in the wild) things are very different. Visualization is a huge key when you are on a green trying to sink one. Tiger talks about it in his pre shot routine. Taking three pictures of the hole and putting to the picture in his mind when making the strike while looking down at the ball. That’s called visualization.
Super helpful. Best video on putting I've ever seen. Cheers!
This dude has a good vibe man, love it
Great video... I can tell you one thing I would recommend... stop with the "ahhh man... ahh that was bad, ahhh blah blah" it seemed like almost every putt you were downing yourself... you're there to improve, trust yourself, process the result, and move on to the next putt. Super cool information, jealous a bit. Cheers!
This works!! Next level stuff I got en edge if the rest of my game holds up next competition! 💯
I love a coach that says “that shot sucked” I tell my coaches to let me know when I made a shitty hit or whatever. Don’t tell me it was good when it wasn’t. I love this guy
That tip at 55:15 with the two balls was a game changer!
Excellent video and Derek is a great coach with a great sense of humor.
I wish I would be able to take a couple of lessons with him.
big talker he ain't shit
Incredible information! Thank you for spending the money to spend time with this expert. I’ve learned a lot.
I'd be really interested to hear him talk about the golf ball more. I've never heard about making the golf ball longer messing with people's putting and it's fascinating (couldn't find anything online either).
Appreciate the knowledge shared by you both. Knowing cause of effect is so basic ,but missed by most , and you guys emphasizing this is great. Will continue watching for more in depth shares like this. Thanks !!!
Interesting stuff. Derek is quite a character😂
Loved it! Got a ton to work on from your lesson. Thanks for sharing it!
This dude has been giving you gold. If he tells you to shit in your golf bag to get better at putting, you should fill the bag.
Loved the video. What tips does he offer an average golfer , not having the money to pay his lessons? Enjoyed him thoroughly
Thanks for sharing. I can see this making sense for top tour players. However, it seems way too advanced for someone trying to get down to scratch. As mentioned in the video, this is R&D equipment.
You should consider a putter fitting. Some fitters use Quantic, and you might find a face balanced putter works better for you.
@jeromerufin could you ask him about the lab putter? It’s supposed to stay square I wonder his thoughts on the new lab putter
Intro was FIRE Babeeeee!!!!!
I told you I wished I could have bought stock in your channel back in the day! Keep up the good work buddy!
I remember that comment!!
I understand him not wanting to give you too many things to focus on at one time, but I think you might have benefitted more if he had broken down variables related to the degrees of freedom and focused more on rebuilding your address position and concept of how the putting stroke works. What he taught you was good to try to level your angle of attack out, but not addressing other areas that were high in the red repeatedly (face angle) didn't do you any favors. If you go out to practice or play, and you make good angles of attack, but your face angle is off every time and you never make another putt are you going to stick with it?
I think you'd benefit from picking up and reading Frank Thomas' Fundamentals of putting book. It explains all the degrees of freedom (including rotational and path factors that could lead to face angle being off). If you start with a set of fundamentals that eliminate variables then you'll have a better place to work from.
Wrong guy for you at this time. James Sieckman lesson was better for you.
Way too much info for me 😂 but that 2 ball putt is genius. Imma try that asap. Good stuff brotha.
That was flippin' amazing!!
So what is the goal for each aspect? Should the club head be slightly angled up and moving up when it strikes the ball or should it be perpendicular to the ground and moving straight laterally? Thanks!
Thank you very much!!!
Fire video. Derek from the future 🔮
To have this education about putting is invaluable. Thanks for coughing up $10k.
This was awesome
Imagine you took a lesson from this guy and you putt it off the mat. Then you see this video and he says “it fucking sucks”. Next time you get a lesson and you’re like, “you talking bout me bro”? 😂😂😂 7:01
2:14 teaching in sandals = instant credibility
Derek is awesome
What brand of putting plate does he use?
How come you don’t show, teach a flat swing with just staying same fraction of height of club through the whole stroke. Move back, then forward to stroke the ball in one plane.
Talk about going down a rabbit hole.
Talking about stats. But what about the actual corrections. Making them and showing you making them , then the results.
At 32:30 I can confirm the elephant was not in the room
Hahaha
If the putter is off line .009453 degrees, you’ll mis hit every time.
What kind of machine is this guy using?
I mean i screamed at the screen " Hit the f*ckin ball!!!!" like 20x lol
My guy went from posting a new video every day to a new video every month
The moneys starting to come in better maybe 🤷🏽♂️
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Posting every day gets exhausting and mentally straining.. go easy on the guy and just be thankful he’s giving us HIGH quality content
Quality over quantity
Wow, is this kid a 20 handicap? What a horrible putter
It’s very cool stuff. But demonstrate an item. Make a fit and show the results and get it repeatable. Show that on screen. Thanks.
But the metronome causes a variance in acceleration….
Is this a repost? I swear I watched this video six months ago.
This guy is literally buying lessons for us!! And he's at the same time, literally buying his follower and online success lol!!!
Let’s goooo
LETS GOOOO
😂😂
D plane ✈️
Great coaches don't want to coach bad golfers.
Was that really 10k? I know Derek is expensive i live in Carlsbad so i know alot of Jrs that go to him
The lesson + the putting machine he used for our lesson amounts to 10k! :)
How much was the lesson??
Free for you :)
Unless this instructors name is Brad Faxon, he’s not the best coach.
You fr spent 10k on this?
you didn't take a 10k lesson, its like saying I had a driving lesson and it cost 50k cause that's what the car cost, its disingenuous and clickbait
What? It costs 10K to take a lesson from this guy…
@@brads8067 Ya ok lol
@@FGrecoJR I’m just stating a fact. Lessons from the best in the world can be expensive
@brads8067 This guy isn't worth anywhere close to 10 grand. Quintic is a pretty simple system he made seem like rocket science. It's a Trackman for putting. Face, path, center contact, launch, spin, smash factor, aoa etc. This guy has a shit putting stroke because he has 27 thoughts on how he's supposed to roll a ball 10 feet. He can come to me for a lesson and he will get way better. I also wouldn't talk down to him like this instructor. Thinks he's some sort of putting genius lol.
@@FGrecoJR whether he’s worth it or not is another topic. Was initially replying to a guy making a bad analogy… and got a “yea ok” 🤷♂️.
so are you reposting old videos? This video is months old.
This was the biggest waste of money ever spent! lol….pick a target and foot away that’s where you want the ball to go and putt over that! Case closed, now send me $5000 haha
Sorry but a lesson like this for me is wasted time. There's only one way to get better in putting and that's practice. This young man will not improve his putting from this lesson, he'll get better because he will practice hard. I say learn the fundamentals and then go out and practice...that's it. Stop wasting money on this, use the money to play instead.
So go continue practising poor habits and some how that is going to make him a better putter? Sorry you need to learn what your doing wrong first before you can go practice fixing it....
When I read a comment like this I think, does this person know why the creator is making this content, doing this thing. You can however spreak for yourself and you did. He did it for content with extra earned income. Or maybe inherentance who know that's beyond the point. I assume he's doing it for content, for fun, helpful insight with measured scientific data you won't get in the real world. As you said hard practice will come but I would assume taking a lesson like this will definitely help you get better faster. His time amd money was well spent.
Its ignorant thinking like that that will keep you playing in the 90s your whole life, while this kid becomes a scratch player in a couple of years. Learn all you can about everything WHILE you practice.
@@glenngibson1444 Correct, I quit playing for a decade after being a scratch junior. 2 months in and I'm back down to a 6 HDCP. The game has changed IMMENSELY since I last played at a high level. If I hadn't done the research to know what's changed in technology (and the technique to make the most of those improvements) it would take me much longer to get my game back. I had no idea that Titleist had swapped the high spin / low spin differences in the ProV lineup. So now I play regular instead of X. I'm also much stronger than back then, so I need Tour Stiff (TX, 7.0 or X7 depending on company/model) shafts instead of playing Dynamic Gold S300. That change alone knocked 1500 RPMs off my 7-iron.
The equipment and the technology matters, how you USE the technology matters. I had to completely re-learn bunker shot technique due to the new bounce/grind designs on wedges and how that interacts with the newer versions of the ball.
Yeah, why do the best players in the world who have put in thousands of hours of practice still seek the advice of the best teachers in the world? It’s because the teachers can see what they need to work on. Yes most people don’t improve after one lesson. They practice what they LEARN in the lesson. What a concept