Jason Day is going to be a star golf analyst whenever he decides to retire. He could even have his own sports show. He is extremely charismatic, and his intuition when speaking to people e.g. asking questions is excellent.
Thought the same thing. His ability to understand what the player is trying to do then articulate it is amazing. Plus he just seems so inquisitive that he really wants to understand everything. Really solid
It’s a luxury only for the pros to be sure but most avid, serious golfers with low handicap should replace at least once per season. New wedges are worth the couple hundred bucks per season.
Yep. Mine are 15+ years old and I think it is time to get new ones now. Although I had a practice yesterday chipping 20 shots Lob, Sand, PW each from 40, 30, 20 yards out and 92% we on the green, but all still seems to be 15 ft-20ft short of the hole. Was pretty consistent, but I have 0 back spin.
That's so true. Meanwhile, when he's on the course, walking to the next hole... Fans asking for a fist pump, he ignores them. Total dbag arrogance. Glad that his career is como to end. Fresh, young, and more approachable players (Collin Morikawa, Brooks, and the likes) are coming up the ranks.
@@cpcxgsr im pretty sure meetings hundreds of thousands of fans every single tournament for 20+ years straight was worn down his patience, hes still human 😭 i remember while trying to get an autograph from tiger he looked at the massive onslaught and just took a deep breath and sighed. he’s clearly tired after a long day of golf and would much like to go home
@@cpcxgsr most likely you don't play golf and if you do, then you are not a competitive player. The amount of tension, nerves and focus a player applies during a game is so immense, that 95% of the time they're in a zone throughout the tournament, the ones that can afford to react to fans are either in lead by a mile or know that they will not make the cut even if they tried hard. And to call someone a "dbag" without even knowing them personally says allot about your character
@@Kevin-nv9jp I guess you never seen Tiger up by 10 strokes going into the last hole. Where a young fan wanted a fist pump or a handshake. Or when he already won the tournament and a fan stuck out his hand to congratulate Tiger. And TW simply blew by them without acknowledging them. This is widely known about Tiger. He's not the most approachable person. That's a fact.
Jason Day is so fricken kind. And super interested in picking the brains of these greats. Not competitive or negative at all. Nothing but praise and respect
Tiger never does "things" for free. I'm sure TaylorMade threw him a big chunk of cheddar for an event like this. Just like what American Express did when Tiger hosted a clinic years ago.
@@hometownhero2500 there's nothing wrong with it. But if you're a sponsored athlete, which Tiger is. I'm sure it's part of his contract with TM to be at these type of events. But knowing Tiger he never does anything for free. Just like when he plays on the European Tour. He collects huge appearance fees to just to show up. If not, he's not going to be there. He's also not there to win. He's there to collect a pay check.
It's truly amazing! He plays off instinct and isn't too analytical. I've noticed that I've hit my best shots while never overanalyzing which I tend to do. Jedi Master for sure Tiger is.
I watch this video periodically. I love how Jason (himself obviously an incredibly talented golfer) just picks their brains the entire time, and Tiger and Rory pick his brain too... and then Rory starts talking about improving his chipping and short game, and Tiger nods along treating him like a peer. I never get tired of this video.
I love the way the guy comes in and says, "That's enough, you guys can stay but Tiger has to go." And Tiger just walks away without even saying goodbye to anyone.
They didn't say bye to him and should have been the first ones to do so as soon as they said: Tiger has to go - I might've left without saying bye as well... pfft
I love that everytime Jason is with the other guys, he is always asking how they do it. A guy of his caliber, isn't afraid to learn more. I really appreciate that!
The amount of knowledge that's being shared in this video is absolutely priceless, but what really makes it so valuable is how freely and natural the conversation was moving. Obviously Jason Day is largely to thank for that. He's so engaged, truly curious, sounds about as "geeked" as most viewers are, and really just speaks in a way that everyone can relate to, almost as if he hasn't been a 15-year tour pro and Number 1 in the world at one point. Just absolute gold.
Love hearing their insight to what each shot looks and feels like. Amazing how they each can see and feel something different but all of course are the best in the world or in one case all time.
I love this type of content, it's so interesting to hear professionals talk about their perspective of the game and how much variance there is in their views.
Exactly...its easy to say "oh just take it back here and hit a draw with more hook spin cover it more with your body and compress the inside of the ball"...while that may be true, I would step up with all that in mind and just stick the leading edge 3 inches behind the ball into the turf , then think "this shit doesn't work"
These TaylorMade videos are awesome but this one is the best. When I learned how to hit "draws" with wedges and learning how to vary the axis of rotation of the ball for certain shots and learn that hitting draws helps utilize bounce better and gives better margin of error it was a major game changer. This video is where it started.
I love listening to Jason’s questions to Tiger and the responses. They’re really thoughtful and specific so Tigers responses are really interesting. I’d love to watch a longer video with Jason and Tiger (and maybe Collin) doing things like these. Tiger has so much to say and Jason asks the questions to get it from him.
Taylormade are really at the top of golf with all the players they have endorsing their gear. Tiger, Rory, DJ, JDay, Wolff etc.. And this video is gold, pure gold.
Its funny with tiger saying "I can't do that I have to feel it in my hands"...jesus man, imagine what sort of muscle memory those hands have and how much he can trust his hands...just crazy..."I don't visualize a spot I just look at the hole and trust my hands"...rory and Jason (both incredible world class players) just boggled
This is awesome, watching pros discussing what works for them and learning off of each other, love it! What’s the best is that there is zero ego between all these great players.
My favorite part was when JD said he’s had a lot of great up and downs, but only because he’s missed a ton of greens. He seems like a genuinely good guy
Absolutely loved all the knowledge and content from this... Keep it up!!!! Thanks to all the guy's for there time doing this Tiger, Rory& JD... One thing I would of liked is to see Trottie he's always great to watch with the guy's...
That was awesome! I love listening to Jason ask questions. Love the flow of ideas and sharing of techniques. Keep posting stuff like this. Especially the full versions like this versus the short clips.
I learned more about my own game with this video. Dragging the handle on chip shots is my biggest greenside problem. Heading to range to work on letting hands release through on short chips.
Depends what level you are at, for amateurs holding the club off is the safest method. Releasing the hands like the pro's will lead to chunks and thins unless you practice a lot.
Try practicing your chips shots with your right hand if right handed it teaches you to release and use the bounce, release the club but your hands must pas your leading leg👍🏻
@@John_Wood_ Agreed, as long as people understand that "holding off the club" does not mean "dragging the handle through impact with your arms." You can keep your arm structure so long as you keep rotating through the shot a la Jason Day.
Personalities are fascinating. If Day wasn’t in this group would there have been as much conversation? His inquisitiveness generates so much conversation. I have several Australian friends and I find them to all be very conversational.
Such great content. Prob best I’ve ever seen and heard. A lot of it more applicable to the higher caliber golfer. Very refreshing to hear things said out loud by the best in the game. I digest so much more from listening to conversation than being told via direct instruction
Its laughable when people say Phil Has the greatest short game of all time. Tiger has executed harder short game shots under pressure more often then Phil
Hank Haney (Tiger's ex coach) actually notes in his book how average Tiger's short game was. He said it was average for the tour, or even a little poor. He said he would always put too much spin on the easier shots. The more difficult shots he was amazing with the spin, but the easier shots not so much
Jason Day is going to be a star golf analyst whenever he decides to retire. He could even have his own sports show. He is extremely charismatic, and his intuition when speaking to people e.g. asking questions is excellent. agreed!
The wealth of information coming from these three is amazing. With three different styles and perspectives, it's better than the online tip videos I watch. Someone is bound to describe something just a little different than the others. And somehow that thing will suddenly click for you.
I love watching you guys just chatting about your trade, Jason my late grandmother was Elva Day we are cousins. I would love a lesson one day if you ever come back to Australia and come up to Mackay hahahaha. Good luck in the masters mate 🇦🇺
How insightful and fascinating was that ...just wow i love Tailormade launch days, the videos that come from them when the best in the game get together casually are just phenomenal. they truly are in a different world then us weekend warriors, it makes me wonder how on earth we get around the course after seeing these guys. what a great video thank you so much.
it is Taylormade* though. Hate to be picky, but its my name after all. Well said comment, it dawns on me the amount of practice + natural talent these guys have to be able to explain and execute the shot at a moments notice. Excellent excellent video.
That moment when your watching a golf vid at 4am and you hear a name of someone you actually know...nuh couldn't be....BRETT RUMFORD!..one of my brothers oldest mates from juniorand amateur/state golfing days here in Perth ..known each other since they were kids playing out at Hartfield Country Club....pretty cool indeed wasn't expecting that lol p.s my brother just corrected me..Brett played for Royal Perth..not Hartfield..oops..
Atzkool three of my very favourite golfer's just blokenit and educating all of us Fantastic insightful video thankyou so much for posting cheers 🍻 To DC and JC and others our Jason is eager and excitable he,ll settle down he remains a bloody lovely bloke just the same
I love Jason Day. The dude is so articulate and a solid guy. I hope he golfs forever and if he retires, he heads to the booth or does interviews or something
These videos are amazing. I love watching the best of the best intently taking notes from the best ever. Even though those guys are big names who can keep up with tiger. The “Big brother” “little brother” energy with tiger and Rory is awesome. I taught my little brother everything I knew and it didn’t take long for him to be kicking my ass in everything haha
I am so jealous of these guys. I wish I could start life over and from 2 years old play golf and only golf. Golf. Golf. To me they all seem like such laid back guys that live for the sport. As a bonus they play the most gorgeous courses in the world every weekend. What a life.
Very cool hearing Tiger voice a lot of the same images of the view of the green read is an overall thing the same way I do myself. And that comment about being short every time if picking a spot to chip to is very relatable. Cool stuff. 😎
Tiger reminding me of when I was a little kid watching a vhs I recorded learning how to chip like he did. Thanks for making me confident enough to be "handsy" and reminding me it's fine if you're feel and touch can keep up.
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Me and my friends 30 minutes before we each shoot 94:
Hahahahahahaha
Hahahahaha brilliant best comment
Lmao💀
On 9
Best comment and so true. Its so much fun to talk about technique in golf, but boy are my friends and I bad at golf.
Us: “Stop cutting these clips so short!”
Taylormade: “Bob, don’t bother editing, just upload the raw file then take the rest of the day off.”
Love it!
This is what we all want!
Jason Day is going to be a star golf analyst whenever he decides to retire. He could even have his own sports show. He is extremely charismatic, and his intuition when speaking to people e.g. asking questions is excellent.
This is very true
+1
a little too charismatic when he cuts off tiger talking at 15:56
He's also so genuine. He loves learning from other people and getting them to open up and explain their technique. Good stuff.
Couldn’t agree more. Such a great teacher of the game
Jason Day has a future in the booth. I love listening to him talk and he is always so curious.
Thought the same thing. His ability to understand what the player is trying to do then articulate it is amazing. Plus he just seems so inquisitive that he really wants to understand everything. Really solid
@@tyrone3032 i can see him having a future in golf
@@picklechinahboy1 I can see him having a future
Thinking the same thing
Jason carries all of these team Taylormade videos. If they don’t get him some help he’s gonna need back surgery like tiger.
Imagine being able to say “tiger come here for a second”
It's a Nike commercial.
@@daviclar867 it really isn't
@@daviclar867 Taylormade out here posting 30 minutes Nike commercials.
@@JulienB_BTW Seriously! Luckily Adidas sold off TaylorMade from their portfolio. Imagine if adidas still owned TM. That would be hilarious
You caught that too?? Lol
"I change my wedges every week" as i look in my bag at my sand wedge from 1998
It’s a luxury only for the pros to be sure but most avid, serious golfers with low handicap should replace at least once per season. New wedges are worth the couple hundred bucks per season.
Lmaoooooo
Tiger prolly hits his wedges as much in 1 week as you have since 1998?
Yep. Mine are 15+ years old and I think it is time to get new ones now. Although I had a practice yesterday chipping 20 shots Lob, Sand, PW each from 40, 30, 20 yards out and 92% we on the green, but all still seems to be 15 ft-20ft short of the hole. Was pretty consistent, but I have 0 back spin.
Only putters can last for decades
Me: "I blade 9 out of 10 of my chips."
JDay: "That's impressive"
"I change my wedges every week" as i look in my bag at my sand wedge from 1998
The joys of a sponsor.
Mark Smith, Ha-Ha, that you picked up at Second Swing!!!
I bought my first new wedge only two years ago and found out they have grooves on them😀
I think if we all got free clubs, we would change them once a week haha
Mines from 09! :D
I find it so odd watching Tiger having normal conversations with colleagues and friends etc.
I legit forget he's actually a human.
That's so true. Meanwhile, when he's on the course, walking to the next hole... Fans asking for a fist pump, he ignores them. Total dbag arrogance. Glad that his career is como to end.
Fresh, young, and more approachable players (Collin Morikawa, Brooks, and the likes) are coming up the ranks.
@@cpcxgsr im pretty sure meetings hundreds of thousands of fans every single tournament for 20+ years straight was worn down his patience, hes still human 😭 i remember while trying to get an autograph from tiger he looked at the massive onslaught and just took a deep breath and sighed. he’s clearly tired after a long day of golf and would much like to go home
@@cpcxgsr most likely you don't play golf and if you do, then you are not a competitive player. The amount of tension, nerves and focus a player applies during a game is so immense, that 95% of the time they're in a zone throughout the tournament, the ones that can afford to react to fans are either in lead by a mile or know that they will not make the cut even if they tried hard. And to call someone a "dbag" without even knowing them personally says allot about your character
@@Kevin-nv9jp I guess you never seen Tiger up by 10 strokes going into the last hole. Where a young fan wanted a fist pump or a handshake. Or when he already won the tournament and a fan stuck out his hand to congratulate Tiger. And TW simply blew by them without acknowledging them.
This is widely known about Tiger. He's not the most approachable person. That's a fact.
@@noehujk I understand that. Sports is entertainment. Without your fans, these guys are nothing.
If this video was 10 hours long I would watch it over and over and over.
Same.
@@TAYLORMADEGOLF need to get more of jason just being jason
#facts
I thought I was the only one thinking that🤣
What hoping TM would say something along the line of "Stay tuned..."
Jason Day is so fricken kind. And super interested in picking the brains of these greats. Not competitive or negative at all. Nothing but praise and respect
Tiger heads off to get a new wedge fitted now the old one has sand on it lol..
@Andrew Bennett can you fill me in quick? What should I look up?
@@jughead6654 he was very poor
@@ristonfuller1319 No he wasnt.. Dont be stupid www.today.com/video/5-year-old-tiger-woods-shows-off-his-golf-skills-on-today-1204369475773
@@succeedforevercommunity9857 He's talking about Day, not Tiger. Jason's family was poor.
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I'm watching this all the way through, taking all the incredible insight in and looking forward to skulling one through the green when I next play.
Hahaha!
This killed me lol
Bro. Yes.
LMAO
lmao me nodding my head watching the vid and having no idea what they're talking about
Every video of Jason Day he’s always picking someone’s brain about their game and I love that
Haaaaaa. Gold!
Right?? Do we need English subtitles?
Jason Day deserves a pay increase from Taylormade lol
He probably has shares in the company
I like how this is one comment @taylormade golf, will not reply to 🤣🤣🤣
Just need to win more majors.
I would give you two thumps up if I could.
Thats the thing between us and them. They know the correct technique AND can actually execute it. Good stuff
Jason Day even takes the position of the host. The man has a clear future in analysis.
Why am I watching this? It's like watching F1 drivers swap tips on driving Monaco when I'm still trying to get my drivers license.
I would def watch that too, have u ever watched the driver briefings
Jason carried this conversation by himself. He's amazing.
Us Australians love to chat can’t help it haha
@@davehawks8718 it’s an admirable trait
Gotta love Tiger’s availability. He knows everyone looks up to him and he seems to be so willing to give advice.
Tiger never does "things" for free. I'm sure TaylorMade threw him a big chunk of cheddar for an event like this.
Just like what American Express did when Tiger hosted a clinic years ago.
@@cpcxgsr why wouldn’t his time be compensated for ? I mean he doesn’t have to do this but expecting him to do it for free is absurd
@@hometownhero2500 there's nothing wrong with it. But if you're a sponsored athlete, which Tiger is. I'm sure it's part of his contract with TM to be at these type of events. But knowing Tiger he never does anything for free. Just like when he plays on the European Tour. He collects huge appearance fees to just to show up. If not, he's not going to be there. He's also not there to win. He's there to collect a pay check.
@@cpcxgsr that is what being a professional is about, also a lot of aspiring juniors play the game to make money too.
Yeh now... Prime tiger. No chance
Tiger - almost holes first bunker shot of day
Also Tiger - yea I can’t really practice this at all anymore
TaylorMade giving the fans what they want
TaylorMade giving the fans what they want
The fans want Trump and Phil vs Obama and tiger.
@@InbredJed82060 lol
@@InbredJed82060 lmao
Tiger is the jedi of golf. 'I feel everything'.
Fucking ultra zen
It's truly amazing! He plays off instinct and isn't too analytical. I've noticed that I've hit my best shots while never overanalyzing which I tend to do. Jedi Master for sure Tiger is.
All of these guys are tbh
these are not the bogies you're looking for
The force is within
I watch this video periodically. I love how Jason (himself obviously an incredibly talented golfer) just picks their brains the entire time, and Tiger and Rory pick his brain too... and then Rory starts talking about improving his chipping and short game, and Tiger nods along treating him like a peer. I never get tired of this video.
I love the way the guy comes in and says, "That's enough, you guys can stay but Tiger has to go." And Tiger just walks away without even saying goodbye to anyone.
They didn't say bye to him and should have been the first ones to do so as soon as they said: Tiger has to go - I might've left without saying bye as well... pfft
They are going to see each other in am hour. This was probably filmed at a press event.
It's not like Tiger is leaving. He's just going to another part of the event.
Wait what? At the beginning of the video I felt as if they where some type of bullies. What time frame is it when he gets kicked out?
I love that everytime Jason is with the other guys, he is always asking how they do it. A guy of his caliber, isn't afraid to learn more. I really appreciate that!
lmao me nodding my head watching the vid and having no idea what they're talking about
He did the same with Lidia Ko at the PNC recently…..constantly learning, asking, thinking❤
Thank God for Jason Day! He acted like an interviewer asking very good questions of these guys. That was awesome! I learned a lot!
Every video of Jason Day he’s always picking someone’s brain about their game and I love that
The amount of knowledge that's being shared in this video is absolutely priceless, but what really makes it so valuable is how freely and natural the conversation was moving. Obviously Jason Day is largely to thank for that. He's so engaged, truly curious, sounds about as "geeked" as most viewers are, and really just speaks in a way that everyone can relate to, almost as if he hasn't been a 15-year tour pro and Number 1 in the world at one point. Just absolute gold.
That was the best chipping lesson I've received in 30 years. Jason was awesome at bringing out the nuances of the shot.
Love hearing their insight to what each shot looks and feels like. Amazing how they each can see and feel something different but all of course are the best in the world or in one case all time.
🏌🏻👍🏻👍🏻
This is something so special to golf. I don't know another sport whereby professionals are openly filmed just discussing their technic
Basketball 🤷🏽♂️
This was awesome..could watch and listen to those 3 practice all day..too good⛳️
It amazes me how fanboy Jason still is over tiger....I LOVE IT
I love this type of content, it's so interesting to hear professionals talk about their perspective of the game and how much variance there is in their views.
This is sooo nice to watch. Its like playing with your friends, exchanging ideas and technic and open on how you play the games and the right shots...
but then me and my friends shoot 98.. u know almost like these guys lol
Tiger heads off to get a new wedge fitted now the old one has sand on it lol..
Thats the thing between us and them. They know the correct technique AND can actually execute it. Good stuff
Thats the thing between us and them. They know the correct technique AND can actually execute it. Good stuff
Exactly...its easy to say "oh just take it back here and hit a draw with more hook spin cover it more with your body and compress the inside of the ball"...while that may be true, I would step up with all that in mind and just stick the leading edge 3 inches behind the ball into the turf , then think "this shit doesn't work"
Dude they also practice 4/5 hours a day that’s why they can execute it
Tigers ball sound of the face does sound pure. Impressive.
Jason day is excellent asks the questions we all would not like a pro to pro talker, love the guy 👍🏻🏌🏻♂️
What a great video. Thanks for sharing. So much fun listening to them discuss things.
These TaylorMade videos are awesome but this one is the best. When I learned how to hit "draws" with wedges and learning how to vary the axis of rotation of the ball for certain shots and learn that hitting draws helps utilize bounce better and gives better margin of error it was a major game changer. This video is where it started.
I love listening to Jason’s questions to Tiger and the responses. They’re really thoughtful and specific so Tigers responses are really interesting.
I’d love to watch a longer video with Jason and Tiger (and maybe Collin) doing things like these. Tiger has so much to say and Jason asks the questions to get it from him.
Why Colin may I ask?
Jason Day, the Taylor made cheerleader. Love that guys positivity and love for learning
Tiger knows literally 10x as much as these guys do... he is a golf savant
He should probably learn to take a fucking chauffeur
@@djmohab2 totally agree
@@djmohab2 he won't play again sadly and he was getting back to where he was before
@@jordanfehr6680 I don't give a fuck. Cops covered hard for Tigergod.
@@jordanfehr6680 he will and he'll win for sure
Taylormade are really at the top of golf with all the players they have endorsing their gear. Tiger, Rory, DJ, JDay, Wolff etc..
And this video is gold, pure gold.
Whoever filmed this should of let us view the shots while they were talking about it. Other than that this is great. Thank you.
I love how Jason Day has been world number 1 and has won a major and is still a complete Tiger fanboy
These guys are all still in awe of him. Hes the reason most of them started golfing to begin with.
@@davidhopkins7215 Tiger brought A LOT of people to the game even outside of the pros.
@@dbvfx8628 No doubt about that. It’s the reason i can barely get a tee time 😂🤣
@@dbvfx8628 Tiger is 2 weeks younger than me, but I’ve been playing almost as long. Unfortunately, not as well. 😂🤣🤷♂️
@@davidhopkins7215 True…all these guys are deceiving (not on purpose)…They make golf look so easy.
I love just watching these and learning so much
Every golfer no matter age or handicap can learn from this short video.
Its funny with tiger saying "I can't do that I have to feel it in my hands"...jesus man, imagine what sort of muscle memory those hands have and how much he can trust his hands...just crazy..."I don't visualize a spot I just look at the hole and trust my hands"...rory and Jason (both incredible world class players) just boggled
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Day: The British
MCIlroy: The what sorry?
The Open Championship. Good lad Rory lol
Absolutely spot on Rory, applause....
@Clayton Broyles No sorry. The correct name is The Open Championship. Always has been, hopefully always will be too.
@Clayton Broyles Wow, 4 months later lol. And no, I am right.
Love how Jason's wearing Nike Air Max 97!
This is awesome, watching pros discussing what works for them and learning off of each other, love it! What’s the best is that there is zero ego between all these great players.
Love this concept, the best players talking about golf and how they do it. Keep it coming taylormade
This is incredible insight....love hearing each individual take on how they see the shots.
My favorite part was when JD said he’s had a lot of great up and downs, but only because he’s missed a ton of greens. He seems like a genuinely good guy
Pure gold right here. Love the comments, techniques, feels.. all of it!
If this video was 10 hours long I would watch it over and over and over.
The knowledge between Tiger and Jason, just the two of them….I could listen to this for HOURS!!!
I’d watch these 3 all day, the insight, the respect and just their love of golf. Who isn’t picking up a wedge after watching this.
Absolutely loved all the knowledge and content from this... Keep it up!!!! Thanks to all the guy's for there time doing this Tiger, Rory& JD... One thing I would of liked is to see Trottie he's always great to watch with the guy's...
That was awesome! I love listening to Jason ask questions. Love the flow of ideas and sharing of techniques. Keep posting stuff like this. Especially the full versions like this versus the short clips.
A perfect session to learn what's the mind set would be when these top players pitch or chip.
I learned more about my own game with this video. Dragging the handle on chip shots is my biggest greenside problem. Heading to range to work on letting hands release through on short chips.
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Depends what level you are at, for amateurs holding the club off is the safest method. Releasing the hands like the pro's will lead to chunks and thins unless you practice a lot.
Try practicing your chips shots with your right hand if right handed it teaches you to release and use the bounce, release the club but your hands must pas your leading leg👍🏻
@@John_Wood_ Agreed, as long as people understand that "holding off the club" does not mean "dragging the handle through impact with your arms." You can keep your arm structure so long as you keep rotating through the shot a la Jason Day.
@@wilsonlin1208 Exactly, avoiding flipping the hands is the key. To me it looks like Rors and JDay both hold the club off.
Oh man who would have thought we'd have the GOAT doing vids like this. It's just fantastic.
Hey taylormade I wish you luck at the masters
DJ!!!
Personalities are fascinating. If Day wasn’t in this group would there have been as much conversation? His inquisitiveness generates so much conversation.
I have several Australian friends and I find them to all be very conversational.
I can watch this all day.
Such great content. Prob best I’ve ever seen and heard. A lot of it more applicable to the higher caliber golfer. Very refreshing to hear things said out loud by the best in the game. I digest so much more from listening to conversation than being told via direct instruction
Its laughable when people say Phil Has the greatest short game of all time. Tiger has executed harder short game shots under pressure more often then Phil
Hank Haney (Tiger's ex coach) actually notes in his book how average Tiger's short game was. He said it was average for the tour, or even a little poor. He said he would always put too much spin on the easier shots. The more difficult shots he was amazing with the spin, but the easier shots not so much
This is one of the best vids I've seen in golf. Makes you feel like you're there having a chat
Jason needs to have his own tv show like chris como does chatting with all these great players
Professional spent their days like this thank you
An Aussie, American and Irishman walk onto a golf course
That little flick and hit woods does when he goes back for Rory’s ball even Impresses me. If I tried that I’d end up hurt.
Jason Day is going to be a star golf analyst whenever he decides to retire. He could even have his own sports show. He is extremely charismatic, and his intuition when speaking to people e.g. asking questions is excellent. agreed!
The wealth of information coming from these three is amazing. With three different styles and perspectives, it's better than the online tip videos I watch. Someone is bound to describe something just a little different than the others. And somehow that thing will suddenly click for you.
best comment...12:30... keeping the hands very low for bunker shots. Gotta remind myself to do that.
Day to Tiger: You can send me an invoice for that (lesson out of the bunker)
Jason, when Tiger speaks, shut up.
They all need to shut up because they might learn a thing or two.
Loved Rory correcting Jason at the end when he was discussing playing 'The British'. 'The British?' 'Oh, you mean The Open Championship'.
I loved rory's "why?" At 3:32 something about his face and the way he says it kills me
Rory wouldn’t have had the balls to “correct” Tiger, had he said that.
I love watching you guys just chatting about your trade, Jason my late grandmother was Elva Day we are cousins. I would love a lesson one day if you ever come back to Australia and come up to Mackay hahahaha. Good luck in the masters mate 🇦🇺
How insightful and fascinating was that ...just wow
i love Tailormade launch days, the videos that come from them when the best in the game get together casually are just phenomenal. they truly are in a different world then us weekend warriors, it makes me wonder how on earth we get around the course after seeing these guys. what a great video thank you so much.
it is Taylormade* though. Hate to be picky, but its my name after all. Well said comment, it dawns on me the amount of practice + natural talent these guys have to be able to explain and execute the shot at a moments notice. Excellent excellent video.
Jason Day, typical Australian. Loud and talks too much.
How true. Lolz
Dang, Day asks the greatest a question then he talks over him when he’s trying to answer. 🤦🏻♂️
This video will be watched 50 years from with utter enjoyment...
That moment when your watching a golf vid at 4am and you hear a name of someone you actually know...nuh couldn't be....BRETT RUMFORD!..one of my brothers oldest mates from juniorand amateur/state golfing days here in Perth ..known each other since they were kids playing out at Hartfield Country Club....pretty cool indeed wasn't expecting that lol p.s my brother just corrected me..Brett played for Royal Perth..not Hartfield..oops..
Please load more of these raw videos and let Jason lead the conversations
Gotta appreciate the GOAT not being afraid to share the secrets with opponents.
*fellow competitors
@@HeavenlyFloodofRegen now they are fellow competitors. When he viewed everyone as opponents he was dominant
I could listen to them all day!!
Tiger is just... Different. "I feel everything."
That is how I chip and putt. At the hole, I have never picked a spot and when I try I do that just like Tiger I leave it short.
@@jeffadams5413 I'm in the same boat
Once Tiger left the comrodory was gone
TaylorMade: What do you love most about Tiger
Jason Day: YES
Atzkool three of my very favourite golfer's just blokenit and educating all of us
Fantastic insightful video thankyou so much for posting cheers 🍻
To DC and JC and others our Jason is eager and excitable he,ll settle down he remains a bloody lovely bloke just the same
I love Jason Day. The dude is so articulate and a solid guy. I hope he golfs forever and if he retires, he heads to the booth or does interviews or something
I'm watching this all the way through, taking all the incredible insight in and looking forward to skulling one through the green when I next play.
These videos are amazing. I love watching the best of the best intently taking notes from the best ever. Even though those guys are big names who can keep up with tiger. The “Big brother” “little brother” energy with tiger and Rory is awesome. I taught my little brother everything I knew and it didn’t take long for him to be kicking my ass in everything haha
This is so good it’s unbelievable, could watch this for hours
TaylorMade giving the fans what they want
I am so jealous of these guys. I wish I could start life over and from 2 years old play golf and only golf. Golf. Golf. To me they all seem like such laid back guys that live for the sport. As a bonus they play the most gorgeous courses in the world every weekend. What a life.
Obi wan teaching young padawans how to use their lightsabers
Very cool hearing Tiger voice a lot of the same images of the view of the green read is an overall thing the same way I do myself. And that comment about being short every time if picking a spot to chip to is very relatable. Cool stuff. 😎
Jason Day definitely carried this show. What an amazing clinic though. Thank you.
Tiger reminding me of when I was a little kid watching a vhs I recorded learning how to chip like he did. Thanks for making me confident enough to be "handsy" and reminding me it's fine if you're feel and touch can keep up.