Trottie, brother, will you please do a video showing your yardages for each club in your bag. I'm sure there's many of us lads out there that would greatly appreciate it. Nothing but respect for you, your knowledge of the game, and your passion for people's personal progress. Thank you, sir.
As I've gotten older, that warm up is becoming more and more important. More swings to get loose and feel the club. Love this video seeing your process.
Yup, looking forward to getting my brand new 56° MG4. Can't wait to get my hands on one. Fell in love with the MG2 60 the day i picked her up. Convinced me to swing the MG3 for my 52. Love it.
Wow, so simple but a great vlog for me personally! Way over think each shot, rather than playing within my skill set and honing what I know I am good at! Being calm on course such a great bonus for me, also adds purpose to practice sessions so I can do it naturally on course
Got to love the way you kept the trackman turned off. You went by rhythm, feel, & flow. You weren't afraid to move and paid attention to turf interaction. In my opinion, this is how you swing. You could feel 2* open for a fade and 2* closed for a draw. You didn't need to create an entirely different swing to change ball shapes.
Quality content Trottie, gonna try the random aiming at my next range session warm up. Been using a similar metronome system for my putting but counting, 1 look at target, 2 look at ball, 3 back swing, and 4 contact. This along with plumb bobbing has improved my putting immensely. Will give the metronome a go on my indoor putting mat, it feels like it keeps the swing more uniform and repeatable.
Just got back from final open qualifying at west lancs..great the way they controlled their ball flight in the wind with simple knock down shots (almost finishing like tommy fleetwood style).. would make a great pre-open video
Absolutely love your content. The combination of someone who can play the game, explain things clearly and have the expertise you have in club fitting is totally unique.
Trottie , thank you very much. That’s the routine a player has to go through. But on top you give lots of valuable advice. Great video. Keep cracking. AL 🇩🇪
I play golf almost every day and play tournaments weekly. The first thing I do when I get to the course is hit some chips. Some days my eyes and hands just don't line up and it takes a little bit to get them connected. But I know if I hit enough chips I'll feel "warmed up" and ready to go to the range. Everyone is different but finding your own routine that makes you ready for the course will pay dividends.
People shouldn’t forget what a great teacher you are as well as a great fitter Chris…. So rare to be able to combine the two skills at this level 🐐🏌️🛠️
Do you have an opinion on swing weights? I'm 6'5" and play D5. However, I feel like I'm having to work just to get the club fully set. Would D4 be any different?
Your comment about how tiger was warming up is exactly how I start my warm up, little stretching and then no glove go into small chips single handed and then with both just feeling the ground and getting movement going
Make sure you're on a premium ball first. Compare normalized to what's actually happening. Work on your yardages, do wedges for the majority of your time. Check your path and face angle, see if you can move both and find neutral. Work on angle of attack with driver & see if you can hit that club in a way to optimize launch and spin Have fun with your ball speed numbers ..... Maybe I should do a vid on this 🤣😂
@@trottiegolf you definitely should mate, more and more people have access to these technologies now. Anyway, I'll take your advice on board when I use it. It's indoors though so I won't be able to see the true flight unfortunately. But everything else I can do.
@@trottiegolf Thanks - Ive been considering a quad vs trackman and just bought the kit to try it out. Seems like you are sticking with Trackman for everyday use?
@@trottiegolf nice where did u set the metronome ? I think 75-76 is tour average. Obviously I think finding your tempo and setting it there to kinda live by is prob the best method I was just curious.
@@jwild5360 76 BPM - it's time in motion, set based on length of club and gravitational pull. Trust me, I've spent too many hours talking about this, albeit off camera...... for now 🤔
Trottie, brother, will you please do a video showing your yardages for each club in your bag. I'm sure there's many of us lads out there that would greatly appreciate it. Nothing but respect for you, your knowledge of the game, and your passion for people's personal progress. Thank you, sir.
Sounds good. I think I'm gonna get it into next weeks What's In The Bag..... Stay Tuned
trottie golf fits are undefeated. love seeing the infrareds also!
As I've gotten older, that warm up is becoming more and more important. More swings to get loose and feel the club. Love this video seeing your process.
Yup, looking forward to getting my brand new 56° MG4. Can't wait to get my hands on one. Fell in love with the MG2 60 the day i picked her up. Convinced me to swing the MG3 for my 52. Love it.
Wow, so simple but a great vlog for me personally! Way over think each shot, rather than playing within my skill set and honing what I know I am good at! Being calm on course such a great bonus for me, also adds purpose to practice sessions so I can do it naturally on course
Got to love the way you kept the trackman turned off. You went by rhythm, feel, & flow. You weren't afraid to move and paid attention to turf interaction. In my opinion, this is how you swing.
You could feel 2* open for a fade and 2* closed for a draw. You didn't need to create an entirely different swing to change ball shapes.
TrackMan / launch monitors are awesome for checking and confirming your deal BUT we can't become reliant on them.
Good observation 👍
Everyone that plays golf can benefit from this video. Great contribution!
💯
Thanks Chris for the great recommendations for warming up at the range prior to the round. Keep up the great work ! Brandon
“Like an axe murderer”. Absolutely perfect!!!
Quality content Trottie, gonna try the random aiming at my next range session warm up. Been using a similar metronome system for my putting but counting, 1 look at target, 2 look at ball, 3 back swing, and 4 contact. This along with plumb bobbing has improved my putting immensely. Will give the metronome a go on my indoor putting mat, it feels like it keeps the swing more uniform and repeatable.
Just got back from final open qualifying at west lancs..great the way they controlled their ball flight in the wind with simple knock down shots (almost finishing like tommy fleetwood style).. would make a great pre-open video
You strike it very well, quite impressive ⛳️👍
Big shout out to trottie golf for posting this helpful content thank you for posting helpful and great content
this video saved me trottiegolf. you are the goat 🐐
That’s exactly how I practice. Thanks for letting me know I’m on the right track Trottie 👍👌
Absolutely love your content. The combination of someone who can play the game, explain things clearly and have the expertise you have in club fitting is totally unique.
cheers fella..... lifetime spent in, around, under, sometimes on top of "the game"
Trottie , thank you very much. That’s the routine a player has to go through. But on top you give lots of valuable advice. Great video. Keep cracking. AL 🇩🇪
Cheers AL
Trottie sort us a lesson out mate please ill come over from england 👍👍😂😂😂💪💪💪 great vids dude
Your audio and visual production is great. So many golf content channels don’t do well with this.
Always working on that. Cheers Andy
I play golf almost every day and play tournaments weekly. The first thing I do when I get to the course is hit some chips. Some days my eyes and hands just don't line up and it takes a little bit to get them connected. But I know if I hit enough chips I'll feel "warmed up" and ready to go to the range. Everyone is different but finding your own routine that makes you ready for the course will pay dividends.
Damn that’s a great idea using the metronome. Def using that
That's the truth Brother!!!
PLAAAYA! PLAAAYA!
Brilliant Trottie
Simple but so important!
Love it! I think way to much about the swing during warm up.
Best video you have EVER done 👏👏👏 Congrats
👍👍👍
Good 🧅’s Trott 💪🏼
Great video mate!
Sick video!! Love it
Love the channel Trottie, keep those awesome tips coming.
Class...
Class trottie, what do you play off? You've a great swing 👍👍
Used to play a lot & got on fringes of some good tours. Now once a week tops and move between +2 and SCR
Can you do a video on alignment sticks and drills to use them for
I gotchu
th-cam.com/video/Cb5eylvnXI4/w-d-xo.html
People shouldn’t forget what a great teacher you are as well as a great fitter Chris…. So rare to be able to combine the two skills at this level 🐐🏌️🛠️
I spend WAYYYYYY too much time with many great teachers no not pick up some nuggets 🤣
Do you have an opinion on swing weights? I'm 6'5" and play D5. However, I feel like I'm having to work just to get the club fully set. Would D4 be any different?
I have more than an opinion, I have a video on it!
th-cam.com/video/Ww2GaXSEX9Q/w-d-xo.html
DO NOT SLEEP ON SWING WEIGHTS
Your comment about how tiger was warming up is exactly how I start my warm up, little stretching and then no glove go into small chips single handed and then with both just feeling the ground and getting movement going
For the 3 wood you say 'ball back' but it's just inside your left heel! Is that where you recommend most people to put the ball for 3w?
All depends on ball flight you're after, I think that was a feeling I was going for to hit a lower draw ball flight.
Trottie, how do I make best use of Trackman? I want to book a session at my golf club but not sure what I can do to get the most out of it.
Make sure you're on a premium ball first.
Compare normalized to what's actually happening.
Work on your yardages, do wedges for the majority of your time.
Check your path and face angle, see if you can move both and find neutral.
Work on angle of attack with driver & see if you can hit that club in a way to optimize launch and spin
Have fun with your ball speed numbers
..... Maybe I should do a vid on this 🤣😂
@@trottiegolf you definitely should mate, more and more people have access to these technologies now. Anyway, I'll take your advice on board when I use it. It's indoors though so I won't be able to see the true flight unfortunately. But everything else I can do.
I see a full swing kit. What’s your thoughts on it?
Just gave it a run. Liked it, thought it offered consistent numbers.
We'll see as time goes on if I dive back in there again
@@trottiegolf Thanks - Ive been considering a quad vs trackman and just bought the kit to try it out. Seems like you are sticking with Trackman for everyday use?
@@CBlasek right now today. Yes.... BUT it's always good to try everything if you have that as an option.
Mid-season I'm feeling pretty dialed. Probably need new clubs, but can't afford it 😅
jesus great shots ! i just want to hit a drive good :P
What a beaut you are!
A gift from the 🧅 Gods
Are these the new KBS bats?
What's In The Bag Update coming
What are you +2 +3 roughly?
yea around that region
@@trottiegolf nice where did u set the metronome ? I think 75-76 is tour average. Obviously I think finding your tempo and setting it there to kinda live by is prob the best method I was just curious.
@@jwild5360 76 BPM - it's time in motion, set based on length of club and gravitational pull. Trust me, I've spent too many hours talking about this, albeit off camera...... for now 🤔
@@trottiegolf haha understand. U found 75 76 to be pretty average out on tour?
Did this, didn’t improve. I’ll take a free fitting with custom clubs due to failing with your guarantee.
" Routine "
@@trottiegolf lol, touché
Irons are dialled in, driver getting good. Putting abysmal
I know that feeling. Patience and practice
I love click bait. Genuinely. Especially when its money advice
This is just a 15 minute excuse to show off your swing 😂😂