I've watched countless of your guys' videos, and I've went from shooting in the 120s to shooting right around 100, in around a month and a half. Thanks for all of your advice. Shot a 97 this week, which is my best score. Keep it up! Only been golfing for about 3 months, but I'm improving every outing.
I am a total beginner and I love this video series. Easy to watch and superb instruction! Of course, the Astbury looks like one hell of a course! Good stuff boys!
Honestly still quite helpful even though I'm not a beginner anymore. We can get so caught up in the small swing details sometimes that it's good to have a refresher course and get back to basics.
One of the best tips I learned with around the green shots was to imagine tossing the ball under arm onto the green. That judgment of a weight of throw and the distance your arm would move to throw a ball onto the green is roughly the same as your follow through would be and as said in the video your swing and follow through should be about the same distance either side of the ball. Its a little trick I've always used and its a pretty good judge of swing.
After a horrid day of chipping folly I viewed this video the following day per chance. There are so many fine points in this video. The presentation makes it easy to understand. Without even practicing any of it yet, I now have a complete agenda of what to work on. Thank you so much for the clarifications. Cant' wait to implement everything!
Hello, from Kansas City! You guys are spot on. Your videos are always full of good advice, for both high and low handicaps. Always looking for your next videos.
I grew up playing golf and I used to play competitively when I was younger but I stopped when I went to university. I've really missed the game a lot lately, so I played a few rounds at random courses the other week, and luckily my long game is still fairly decent (pretty good considering it's been 10 years), but my short game was shockingly bad. i.e. I got on the greens in regulation for most holes and then ended up 6+ over par at best, lol. Hopefully, I'll see some improvement this weekend after watching a few of your videos :) I'm very excited to get back into the game.
Hey Guys, Great job with the videos. The graphics really bring it all together in explaining what you are trying to convey. I started golfing with my wife and 3 boys just 4 months ago. Your beginner videos have really given me the confidence to try out new things and to correct some issues that have come up as we learn the sport. I'm afraid that if you do a video analysis of my swing, you may not have time enough to correct all of the issues... but if it happens :)))) ... Thanks!
Thank you Andy and piers all the videos have helped me to get my golf game better my handicap was 28 in march and now I am down to 20 would you be able to do a video on how to get spin on mid irons THANK YOU
7 iron or 8 iron around the green. Hit the ball as if you were putting it. The key is to keep it low and let it run to the cup. Best to leave the l wedge for the bunkers!
I have been following your channel for awhile. Thanks for all the videos and tips. I have went from averaging 115 to 100 to around 94. Looking to shoot my all time best by the end of the summer in the 80s! I would love a swing analysis to help get me there. Thanks!
Hey Ryan, we're playing at roughly the same level. I wrote an app to help me improve. I'd love to get your feedback on it. Check it out and let me know what you think? facebook.com/golfanalyticsapp/
hi everyone ,if anyone else wants to learn about how to be a better golfer try Magonsi Amazing Golf Expert ( search on google ) ? Ive heard some interesting things about it and my partner got amazing results with it.
I'm pretty decent from around the green like this, but I've found whenever I chip using my PW, I always get the ball to check up and it never quite rolls out as much as I'd like. Like this distance in this video, I'd have to fly the ball at least halfway to the hole with my PW, because I unintentionally create so much spin that it will hop, check up, and roll out very slightly.
ryan venecia It's not a very sustainable business model if golf coaches give free lessons, remember these guys will get the TH-cam ad revenue money for this video and rightly so.
Good video, but, unless I missed it, there was no mention of how to select the landing area of the chi based on the reading of of roll on the green. We read putts, so should read chips that roll on the green.
I wonder what Andy and Pearce´s thoughts are on the "hinge and hold" technique as advocated by one of golfs top short game players, Phil Mickelson, are? I´ve tried it recently and found it very effective (although my long game has gone to hell)
Hi, love the instructional videos, when chipping are you still hitting down on the ball, like a fairway iron? The video makes it appear like more of an even/flat strike. thanks.
Cheers for the Video! Forgive me for butting in, I would appreciate your opinion. Have you heard about - Paneevelyn Swinging Clubsman (just google it)? It is a great exclusive guide for revealing an effortless golf swing technique minus the normal expense. Ive heard some interesting things about it and my friend at very last got excellent success with it.
A question around ball positioning. A clip from Phil Michelson he seems to swear that the ball should not be in the middle of stance but either your front or back foot when chipping to control flight. All other points he is aligned with you. The clip specifically relates to chipping also. Just want to get your thoughts on that?
Many thanks, been searching for "golf so" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Keniden Benilliam Release - (search on google ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my work buddy got excellent success with it.
Hey Guys, my short shots are my achilles!!! It is very hard for me to pace the swing, I swing back slow but coming down I speed up, treating the shot almost like a regular iron shot. What drill can I do to get better at my short game?
Ricardo Ramirez arms should be a triangle shape. Keep knees locked and bend knee inwards to make sure you are staying on correct level. Takes practice. You won't learn this down the range. Go to a golf course and drop 10 balls around the green to get used to the feel of chipping
Hello I'm from Venezuela as you may know we're nature baseball players, I started playing golf one year ago, right now i'm handicap 21 but i believe that my problem for the short game is my baseball swing that help me in my long game. How i can change my baseball swing to a golf swing, normally i can hit the ball pretty well for long shots but in the short game bum" the issue shows up .
Any tips for keeping a good balance when hitting long irons? Sometimes in my follow through I'll bring stuck on my heels or the opposite and I'll be on my toes to much.
One of the things you can do if you cant get to a real golf course is play golf games online. It isnt the same thing dont get me wrong although a lot of people learn about the scoring in a game or how to understand it for real this way for the first time. Also the games you do have to use your visual processes to know where you are going to position and how far and at what angle to go shoot the ball. So it is working your visual and brain processes that way a bit for sure. Its sort of like billiards in that sense. So try Mini Putt golf online one and two. The first level is a 48 par one and if you do it more than once you can get your score down to 43 or I did although going lower is not easy or doable at all. The second level is an actual 70 par and a good score for a beginner is 108 although I made a final 95 even though I failed one level at 10 shots which is the most you can do. 100 is the breaking point, below is considered a better score if not a reasonably good one. With those 70 or 72 par ones you will never make par as a final score, so never expect to do so, good real golfers can't even do it
Piano Guy I am no pro but I had the same problem as you. I watch Peter Finch video on putting where he did 1000 putts. I didn't do 1000 putts but I did do 100 putts per day on my bedroom carpet for 14 days. I also used my kid's LEGO set to make a ruler (by colours) to help with my take away and follow through distance. It also help with my alignment. Once I am used to the alignment, I took the same ruler and drill to the putting once a week for 4 weeks. Ever since then, I seldom three putts (maybe once every 2 round and only when I am 20 + feet away). Try it and I sure it will help you. Putting is all feel. Find the drill at Peter Finch golf, he is a good friend of Me and My Golf.
Can you explain why his left foot is further back when taking these shots? I thought the heels contributed to where the ball goes, therefore it should be going much further left?
Johnson playing the ball further back in stance won't affect direction of shot. It just affects the loft of the ball as you will be hitting the ball earlier in the downswing meaning you get underneath the ball more. Longer clubs should be played closer to your left foot (for right handed) or closer to your right (for left handed) it's all about distance control.
Followed this step by step still can’t get the ball off the ground. Eight on the left leg. Nice and close, no flexion in the wrists can’t get the ball of the floor help
I'm very new to golf, I would love to see a video on how to choose clubs. I haven't purchased a set yet, just use my dad's spare set but I have no clue where to start and don't want to take the cheap route. Don't want to drop $1000 either though... Most bang for my buck, I suppose... Just not sure how to determine that. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Nate Drumms I was just in the same situation. After researching and looking around, I found that buying decent and forgiving used clubs is the best bang for the buck for a beginner. You can either go to a local golf store or look on eBay. I got a full set of pretty good used clubs and a new bag at a local golf store for around $450. It can be tempting to just buy a cheaper set, but they're typically going to be very low quality.
Nate Drumms I bought the Wilson XD full set a couple months ago. I think they've treated me really well so far. I've played probably 20 games in that 2 or 3 month span. I drive about 175 yrds and always slice. But I recommend them
Nate Drumms....this is what you do...Buy yourself a used set of quality clubs from 2nd swing.com or Callaway pre-owned. If you buy a boxed set (and I have purchased 3 sets in 10 yrs) the graphite shafts are usually of low quality and the driver, 3wood, or hybrids will break. Buy yourself a quality set of Pings or Callaway or another name brand from a few years back. I have included a link that will give you some insight on what to do. th-cam.com/video/l9GP4SYRN9g/w-d-xo.html
I agree with dpardo, callaway pre-owned is a great resource. You can buy two to three year old top of the line clubs for great prices. Their like New and level below are both amazing quality. Even their OK clubs are really good. Plus their return policy gives you a chance to try out the club at the range before deciding to keep them, as long as you don't damage the club.
It’s taking a while but I do like what you both share and demonstrate. Thank you. Some close up shots would be good too i.e of the ball next to the club head, as if a camera is placed on you hat looking down. Oh why do you both wear the same outfits? It like seeing two twins or a odd couple making a statement in matching clothes. What’s you statement 😋.
Most probably getting your hands and wrists involved too much mate, try keeping your arms and elbows straight and almost try and perform a putting action
I might be sceptical but how can someone with consistency and slicing problems be playing off 10? Love the videos though guys they've taught me a lot in the 8 months I've been playing - still off 28 - my problem is consistency with the 2nd/3rd shots. Also really struggle out of bunkers.
Could you guys do a video on how to be more consistent with longer clubs? Eg woods, 3-4-5 irons, driver etc. I find I slice these clubs more often than I do my other clubs.
When I click the link, this is what it says Your access to this site has been limited Reason: Access from your area has been temporarily limited for security reasons.
Why is a lower loft club more consistent? You stated that it is but not why. I find my lob wedge more consistent as any difference in power results in less change in distance. I, therefore, don't need such fine power control. I hope this makes sense.
At slower speeds some golfers won't be hitting off the face of the club. There is a much better chance of poor contact/blading. With a 9i for example, even at the slowest speeds you will be able to get the ball rolling consistently. Preference is a big part too, some people are more comfortable with getting air on their chips. For everyone else, it is much more consistent to use less-lofted clubs.
This video came up right after the chipping made simple video and I feel like the lesson is completely contradicting the one from chipping made simple.
SkinnedLynryd when playing out of thicker rough, you have to put the ball slightly further back in your stance (promoting a more downward strike) and accelerate through the shot. The bounce doesn't really work in thick rough because the club head gets caught up in the grass. Expect the ball to come out with less spin so more roll out.
Found that as well but realised after a while that if I spent as much time in the park hitting chip shots as I spent at the range hitting it with my driver I would be much better. I feel like a lot of golfers are that way as well.
Cheers for this, I been tryin to find out about "learning golf" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Keniden Benilliam Release - (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my neighbour got excellent results with it.
Great tips for us golfers that struggle with pitching and chipping.
I've watched countless of your guys' videos, and I've went from shooting in the 120s to shooting right around 100, in around a month and a half. Thanks for all of your advice. Shot a 97 this week, which is my best score. Keep it up! Only been golfing for about 3 months, but I'm improving every outing.
I am a total beginner and I love this video series. Easy to watch and superb instruction! Of course, the Astbury looks like one hell of a course! Good stuff boys!
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Honestly still quite helpful even though I'm not a beginner anymore. We can get so caught up in the small swing details sometimes that it's good to have a refresher course and get back to basics.
One of the best tips I learned with around the green shots was to imagine tossing the ball under arm onto the green. That judgment of a weight of throw and the distance your arm would move to throw a ball onto the green is roughly the same as your follow through would be and as said in the video your swing and follow through should be about the same distance either side of the ball. Its a little trick I've always used and its a pretty good judge of swing.
I have my first golf match for my school's team on Wednesday and we're not having a practice before then, these videos are helping me stress out less.
After a horrid day of chipping folly I viewed this video the following day per chance. There are so many fine points in this video. The presentation makes it easy to understand. Without even practicing any of it yet, I now have a complete agenda of what to work on. Thank you so much for the clarifications. Cant' wait to implement everything!
Hello, from Kansas City!
You guys are spot on. Your videos are always full of good advice, for both high and low handicaps. Always looking for your next videos.
I grew up playing golf and I used to play competitively when I was younger but I stopped when I went to university. I've really missed the game a lot lately, so I played a few rounds at random courses the other week, and luckily my long game is still fairly decent (pretty good considering it's been 10 years), but my short game was shockingly bad. i.e. I got on the greens in regulation for most holes and then ended up 6+ over par at best, lol.
Hopefully, I'll see some improvement this weekend after watching a few of your videos :) I'm very excited to get back into the game.
10:20 was my problem, thx for pointed it out
Hey Guys, Great job with the videos. The graphics really bring it all together in explaining what you are trying to convey. I started golfing with my wife and 3 boys just 4 months ago. Your beginner videos have really given me the confidence to try out new things and to correct some issues that have come up as we learn the sport. I'm afraid that if you do a video analysis of my swing, you may not have time enough to correct all of the issues... but if it happens :)))) ... Thanks!
brilliant videos, helping my game big time, greetings from Ireland
great discussion
Thank you Andy and piers all the videos have helped me to get my golf game better my handicap was 28 in march and now I am down to 20 would you be able to do a video on how to get spin on mid irons THANK YOU
Thank you
7 iron or 8 iron around the green. Hit the ball as if you were putting it. The key is to keep it low and let it run to the cup. Best to leave the l wedge for the bunkers!
Hey guys love your channel . I would love to see a video of chipping from thick long fescue and up to elevated greens thanks.
i have 5.5 hcp and i learn new tings from you guys
Great chipping video! Love the step by step
Guys, the. Ideo on the balance the foot changed my game. Sshot 50 perfect hits in a row with The help on one video. Thank you
I have been following your channel for awhile. Thanks for all the videos and tips. I have went from averaging 115 to 100 to around 94. Looking to shoot my all time best by the end of the summer in the 80s! I would love a swing analysis to help get me there. Thanks!
Ryan Dupuy you are ugly
Polished Buttons fuc* you
Hey Ryan, we're playing at roughly the same level. I wrote an app to help me improve. I'd love to get your feedback on it. Check it out and let me know what you think? facebook.com/golfanalyticsapp/
hi everyone ,if anyone else wants to learn about
how to be a better golfer
try Magonsi Amazing Golf Expert ( search on google ) ? Ive heard some interesting things about it and my partner got amazing results with it.
Best golf tips on TH-cam. Thanks for the awesome and well thought out instructions, great graphics, and quality talking points.
Great video guys, thanks.
I'm pretty decent from around the green like this, but I've found whenever I chip using my PW, I always get the ball to check up and it never quite rolls out as much as I'd like. Like this distance in this video, I'd have to fly the ball at least halfway to the hole with my PW, because I unintentionally create so much spin that it will hop, check up, and roll out very slightly.
Thanks guys you are the real mvp’s there are coaches out there that charge for a 15 minute lesson so thanks again
ryan venecia It's not a very sustainable business model if golf coaches give free lessons, remember these guys will get the TH-cam ad revenue money for this video and rightly so.
love this video, best golf tips
Hi guys. Great video. Thanks. What are the approximate carry and roll ratios for the different irons on for example a flat green?
Good video, but, unless I missed it, there was no mention of how to select the landing area of the chi based on the reading of of roll on the green. We read putts, so should read chips that roll on the green.
I wonder what Andy and Pearce´s thoughts are on the "hinge and hold" technique as advocated by one of golfs top short game players, Phil Mickelson, are? I´ve tried it recently and found it very effective (although my long game has gone to hell)
Hi, love the instructional videos, when chipping are you still hitting down on the ball, like a fairway iron? The video makes it appear like more of an even/flat strike. thanks.
Cheers for the Video! Forgive me for butting in, I would appreciate your opinion. Have you heard about - Paneevelyn Swinging Clubsman (just google it)? It is a great exclusive guide for revealing an effortless golf swing technique minus the normal expense. Ive heard some interesting things about it and my friend at very last got excellent success with it.
Excellent stuff, lads, thanks very much.
Nice Tips. People can learn a lot from these!
Thanks I really needed help with my short game.
Excellent tips. Thanks
A question around ball positioning. A clip from Phil Michelson he seems to swear that the ball should not be in the middle of stance but either your front or back foot when chipping to control flight. All other points he is aligned with you. The clip specifically relates to chipping also. Just want to get your thoughts on that?
improves more and more...
Love the videos please bring more fairway to green drills and tips
Learned alot. 👍🏻👍🏻
Love the tips guys. The crimewatch style music...not so much.
Hahah ya that music was wild
Many thanks, been searching for "golf so" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Keniden Benilliam Release - (search on google ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my work buddy got excellent success with it.
Cause the last 100yards keeps robbing us
Deffinetly would appreciate a swing analysis. Thanks for the tips as always guys!
I've been playing for a five years now and this has definitely helped me. Thanks
Great video
Great great great video
Do you know the "rule of 12" ? If so do you use to choose the right club ?
Brilliant content and breakdown
Hey Guys, my short shots are my achilles!!! It is very hard for me to pace the swing, I swing back slow but coming down I speed up, treating the shot almost like a regular iron shot. What drill can I do to get better at my short game?
Ricardo Ramirez arms should be a triangle shape. Keep knees locked and bend knee inwards to make sure you are staying on correct level. Takes practice. You won't learn this down the range. Go to a golf course and drop 10 balls around the green to get used to the feel of chipping
Every time I make a long putt, I exclaim "COME ONNNNNN" in typical Piers fashion :)
Ha ha!
My personal favorite is the classic. "LET'S GOOOO!"
Good video, boys.
It would really be nice to have green grass all over my course. We have a lot of areas with no grass.
The music here was just fine, energetic. 🤝
14:43, "I'll give you that put".... I WOULD NEVER GIVE YOU THAT PUT :P HHEHEH
little 8 footer left to right, never made one in my life but it's a gimme.
love your guys vids keep it up
WHat putter would u reccomend for someone with a 10 handicap
Thanks....!! 👏
Hello I'm from Venezuela as you may know we're nature baseball players, I started playing golf one year ago, right now i'm handicap 21 but i believe that my problem for the short game is my baseball swing that help me in my long game. How i can change my baseball swing to a golf swing, normally i can hit the ball pretty well for long shots but in the short game bum" the issue shows up .
Any tips for keeping a good balance when hitting long irons? Sometimes in my follow through I'll bring stuck on my heels or the opposite and I'll be on my toes to much.
NFFC_ golf short game
GOlf short game
Can you guy's make a video for how to score in this game , how to get point ......?????
This video is cool...
One of the things you can do if you cant get to a real golf course is play golf games online. It isnt the same thing dont get me wrong although a lot of people learn about the scoring in a game or how to understand it for real this way for the first time. Also the games you do have to use your visual processes to know where you are going to position and how far and at what angle to go shoot the ball. So it is working your visual and brain processes that way a bit for sure. Its sort of like billiards in that sense. So try Mini Putt golf online one and two. The first level is a 48 par one and if you do it more than once you can get your score down to 43 or I did although going lower is not easy or doable at all. The second level is an actual 70 par and a good score for a beginner is 108 although I made a final 95 even though I failed one level at 10 shots which is the most you can do. 100 is the breaking point, below is considered a better score if not a reasonably good one. With those 70 or 72 par ones you will never make par as a final score, so never expect to do so, good real golfers can't even do it
EXELENTE THANKS.. MY FRIENDS.. MIGUEL OF ARGENTINA.
I've binge watched far too many golf tips I now massively overthink everything i'm doing and have got worse, I've come full circle.
I'm having trouble with my putting and was wondering if there were any drills I could do to help me improve judging distance and accuracy.
Piano Guy I am no pro but I had the same problem as you. I watch Peter Finch video on putting where he did 1000 putts. I didn't do 1000 putts but I did do 100 putts per day on my bedroom carpet for 14 days. I also used my kid's LEGO set to make a ruler (by colours) to help with my take away and follow through distance. It also help with my alignment. Once I am used to the alignment, I took the same ruler and drill to the putting once a week for 4 weeks. Ever since then, I seldom three putts (maybe once every 2 round and only when I am 20 + feet away). Try it and I sure it will help you. Putting is all feel. Find the drill at Peter Finch golf, he is a good friend of Me and My Golf.
Ted Ou thanks for the tip I'll give it a try.
Hinge and hold
Wow
Should the face of the club be open or closed when playing this shot?
wow!
Can you explain why his left foot is further back when taking these shots? I thought the heels contributed to where the ball goes, therefore it should be going much further left?
Johnson playing the ball further back in stance won't affect direction of shot. It just affects the loft of the ball as you will be hitting the ball earlier in the downswing meaning you get underneath the ball more. Longer clubs should be played closer to your left foot (for right handed) or closer to your right (for left handed) it's all about distance control.
My understanding is so that the body can rotate farther around towards the target at the end of the swing.
Followed this step by step still can’t get the ball off the ground. Eight on the left leg. Nice and close, no flexion in the wrists can’t get the ball of the floor help
I'm very new to golf, I would love to see a video on how to choose clubs. I haven't purchased a set yet, just use my dad's spare set but I have no clue where to start and don't want to take the cheap route. Don't want to drop $1000 either though... Most bang for my buck, I suppose... Just not sure how to determine that. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Nate Drumms I was just in the same situation. After researching and looking around, I found that buying decent and forgiving used clubs is the best bang for the buck for a beginner. You can either go to a local golf store or look on eBay. I got a full set of pretty good used clubs and a new bag at a local golf store for around $450. It can be tempting to just buy a cheaper set, but they're typically going to be very low quality.
Nate Drumms I bought the Wilson XD full set a couple months ago. I think they've treated me really well so far. I've played probably 20 games in that 2 or 3 month span. I drive about 175 yrds and always slice. But I recommend them
Nate Drumms....this is what you do...Buy yourself a used set of quality clubs from 2nd swing.com or Callaway pre-owned. If you buy a boxed set (and I have purchased 3 sets in 10 yrs) the graphite shafts are usually of low quality and the driver, 3wood, or hybrids will break. Buy yourself a quality set of Pings or Callaway or another name brand from a few years back. I have included a link that will give you some insight on what to do.
th-cam.com/video/l9GP4SYRN9g/w-d-xo.html
I agree with dpardo, callaway pre-owned is a great resource. You can buy two to three year old top of the line clubs for great prices. Their like New and level below are both amazing quality. Even their OK clubs are really good. Plus their return policy gives you a chance to try out the club at the range before deciding to keep them, as long as you don't damage the club.
Nate Drumms
Tour all right
Hi. Thank you for your video series. I will sign up. I have a question: Is there any wrist break in the very short hit and run shots? thanks.
Hi Stanley. Glad you enjoyed the video. Not really on short chips. We want the wrists fairly passive. Keep the grip pressure light though.
Hi. Thanks. I really appreciate your response. Stanley
No problem Stanley!
It’s taking a while but I do like what you both share and demonstrate. Thank you. Some close up shots would be good too i.e of the ball next to the club head, as if a camera is placed on you hat looking down. Oh why do you both wear the same outfits? It like seeing two twins or a odd couple making a statement in matching clothes. What’s you statement 😋.
Hey guys;) I need a new driver but I am confused on witch I should buy, The M2 or M1 ? What's the biggest difference? Thanks
Adarsh Nalamalapu Thanks for the Answer ! I will try both at the Golf Town to hopefully make the good choice ;)
The price
I always do something on the downswing that causes my club face to open and cause a bit of a slice as well
What do I do to stop this?
Most probably getting your hands and wrists involved too much mate, try keeping your arms and elbows straight and almost try and perform a putting action
Harv B thanks seems to be working now
Matthew Mason No worries mate, glad to help
Quite often this is due to a lack of body rotation on the follow through.
I might be sceptical but how can someone with consistency and slicing problems be playing off 10? Love the videos though guys they've taught me a lot in the 8 months I've been playing - still off 28 - my problem is consistency with the 2nd/3rd shots. Also really struggle out of bunkers.
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Could you guys do a video on how to be more consistent with longer clubs? Eg woods, 3-4-5 irons, driver etc. I find I slice these clubs more often than I do my other clubs.
J D they have them on there website.. it is free for the first 30 days and only 9.99 a month after completely worth it
I cant access your PART 2 link that you have given above. Please help
When I click the link, this is what it says
Your access to this site has been limited
Reason: Access from your area has been temporarily limited for security reasons.
I always turn the club face inside at impact, causing a 'pull'. How can I avoid this?
Thanks!
Alan Docherty simple don’t turn it ha ha
Hi
Why is a lower loft club more consistent? You stated that it is but not why. I find my lob wedge more consistent as any difference in power results in less change in distance. I, therefore, don't need such fine power control. I hope this makes sense.
At slower speeds some golfers won't be hitting off the face of the club. There is a much better chance of poor contact/blading. With a 9i for example, even at the slowest speeds you will be able to get the ball rolling consistently. Preference is a big part too, some people are more comfortable with getting air on their chips. For everyone else, it is much more consistent to use less-lofted clubs.
@@koda4247 Thanks that makes sense. It's not the good shots but the bad ones that will get closer.
I’m a bit of a stickler Meeseeks
What watches are they wearing?
They are Tom Tom Golfer 2 watches
Could you putt it from that short of distance? (even if it's not on the green)
I need to work on this andy #shortgamekillingme 😲😲🏌️♂️🏌️♂️👌👌
Vary like is punjabi golf game
This video came up right after the chipping made simple video and I feel like the lesson is completely contradicting the one from chipping made simple.
ME WHEN I REALIZED THE FLAG WAS EDITED INTO THIS VIDEO :O
Glad someone else noticed again, appreciate the effort these guys put in
Which game has to be crossed by A = Golf B = Rugby
Tell your video editor to soften the edges on a mask. That flag... lol. Pretty nice video though!
Where are the tips on how to pick matching outfits for me and my partner?
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Now do it consistently out of some thick ass rough without flubbing or skulling it. That's what always kills me...
SkinnedLynryd when playing out of thicker rough, you have to put the ball slightly further back in your stance (promoting a more downward strike) and accelerate through the shot. The bounce doesn't really work in thick rough because the club head gets caught up in the grass. Expect the ball to come out with less spin so more roll out.
SkinnedLynryd ,
Your short game could be just as important as your long game
More important, actually.
There's an old saying that "golf is played from 100 yards in". Also, putting is about 40% of your shots.
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I'm not a beginner but my short game is like I'm worse than a beginner
Well hopefully this series will help you out.
Found that as well but realised after a while that if I spent as much time in the park hitting chip shots as I spent at the range hitting it with my driver I would be much better. I feel like a lot of golfers are that way as well.
I think the consuntration is not good
i have a good swing but still not get distance please help me guys i m frustade with it
dk kharadkar do you play left or right handed?
Cheers for this, I been tryin to find out about "learning golf" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Keniden Benilliam Release - (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my neighbour got excellent results with it.