Great tips George! Thanks for all you do for your viewers, mad respect and blessings to you from Richard in Cosby, east Tennessee. POSITIVE VIBRATIONS BRO!
I was casually enjoying the video while working when 6:56 came along and slapped me with some Dad humor lol. Great vid George, we need more of these videos that focus on the thought process behind making good scores, which everyone can do.
Gerge. Id love for you to do this in terms of the average golfer who drives the ball around 250 and not 300+ yards. What is the best way for someone like that to manage the par 5s?
Watching this video in my Mack Weldon Ace sweatpants. Best casual pants I've ever purchased. Between them and Rhoback, your attire sponsors are lit, Jerge.
Another tip I use is to keep track of what club I use free the tee and other places on the course? If I hit a shot and it's not enough, I write it on the scorecard as a fraction like 8/7?
Good luck in qualifying! Always enjoyed you on the Good Good videos. Just subscribed to your channel and wishing you all the best. Favorite advice was own your aggressiveness. I always second guess myself when I’m super aggressive.
Thanks Jerge!!! Par 5s have always haunted me because I’m not long off the tee, and I don’t have a very long second shot club so I always end up in bad spots … appreciate the tips as always!! -Sobehall
...center-fairway is rarely a bad spot. You don't get there consistently by worrying about distance off the tee and then trying to hit long irons. If you're a "shorter" player or you have problems with consistency (basically the same thing) the key to Par5s (and long Par4s and Par3s) is to GET IN PLAY off the tee and STAY IN PLAY on your approaches. And the key to doing that is very simple. First, when driving, tee the ball downrange of your stance, high enough so that you can easily swing up into the ball without any problems, definitely without bouncing the driver. So many people can't control their drives for that simple reason, they do not even worry about hitting the ground with their drivers, and then struggle to get distance because they are playing their drives too far back in their stance. Put the ball up on a tee forward of your stance and just rotate and swing up through the ball. Works like a charm. If you're getting too much height that way, try teeing the ball down a little, closing the clubface and/or swinging with lag but you never want the ball to be so low that your driver hits the ground. Second, when hitting irons, put the ball back in your stance, almost to your trail foot, and swing through the ball with lag, moving your target point from center out to about 30 to 45 deg to the side as you go down in number with your irons. 9 irons should be aimed down the shotline aligned with your toes or possible a skosh left of that, 5, 4, 3 and 2 well right of that shotline. I usually play my 5 iron about 15 degrees right, 4 iron just off that and so on. Moving the ball back forces you to swing and hit with lag to avoid burying the club in the ground, hitting with lag gives you a clean clubface to present to the ball which improves strike quality, and aiming out to your right forces you to stay upright, keep the lag through the swing and impact and altogether you get better contact with higher loft and more consistent ball-flight and direction control. You get more distance with less effort, less effort means better clubface-control, better clubface control means better height, less spin, more distance and accuracy and far fewer long clubs into the woods...it's a win-win situation. But the main thing that you have to remember is that the key is to GET IN PLAY and STAY IN PLAY. You're not wasting strokes by trying to hit the ball far to save shots. You're saving strokes by not wasting balls trying to hit the ball far to save strokes. You're saving strokes by keeping the ball in play and giving yourself good clean lies and good angles to the green. You're playing with the 3 stroke rule in mind: even on a 600 yard Par 5 it should take at most 3 shots to get to the green, and they only need to be decent shots at that: 1 200-yard drive and 2 200-yard irons. And if you don't think that you can really reach a Par-5 in 3 shots, then take 4. Take a bogey. Such is life. Move on. Don't throw-away strokes trying to overplay your game. It does help to practice and get used to long holes by regularly playing from the back tees.
Dude I just watched big break Florida. And seen you and your brother on there i was like oh crap. Oh and tell Wesley he won me some money last week in draftkings. I drafted him in my line up.
Don’t sweat the missed eagle putt on the first par 5….. it’s tough to know all the nuances of greens that are new to you. Oh, wait a minute! I kid because I love! Your the man Jerge! I can’t wait to see The Quest unfold.
Good tips George but I personally would have liked to have seen your tips applied to REAL par 5’s. Honestly those holes really are all par 4’a. Good luck with the US Open qualifier quest!
Super helpful stuff!!! Great content per usual! Here are my steps to dominate: 1. Eat the right pop tart (strawberry) 2. Watch Top Gun Clips 3. Send It
yea when you can hit a drive 340 yards and an soft 7 iron 170 par 5's are MUCH more attack-able.. But agree..course management and playing to your strengths and knowing distances are essential no matter what the par is on a hole.
If your going to the Open, you need to stay out of the rough at all cost. It's not like missing the fairway on your course. Ok, your driver is good. If it is that good, your 3 wood should be really good. If it isn't, you need to work on it. And your rescues and driving iron, if you have one. You are long enough to get those plenty far on trouble holes. I would leave the driver at home and dial in your weakest parts of your game. Tiger got better when he started laying up. Your long is good. Your short game is really good. Make your long game really good. Good luck. Hope your swing is on in qualifying. And really on during the Open.
Tips to play par 5s: 1) bomb your driver 340 down the middle 2) hit your 7 iron to 5 feet 3) 2 putt birdie I can't believe I never thought of that lol.
These are all great tips but you are driving it long and these are relatively short par 5's. Most of us need 3 if not 4 shots to get on the green and it would be more useful to see this video with longer par 5's that you can't easily reach in 2
@@BryanBrosGolf I agree but I do believe a very useful tip that you missed out on is about planning the hole. For example, hit driver, 5 iron to leave yourself 100 yards or a full PW in and then go for the green. Or alternatively, hit driver 3 wood and leave yourself the shortest possible 3rd shot in. These are the sorts of things that would be really useful. Personally I would rather have a shorter 3rd shot even if a half shot, than a full PW
I bet greenskeepers and anyone that is playing along behind you will appreciate the way you just dropped the flagstick on the ground on that first hole thereby possibly causing dents in the green. Arnold Palmer once said that if he saw a golfer doing that on his course at Bay Hill that golfer would be escorted off the course immediately. Flagstick poles being metal are quite heavy and should have a bit of care used when laying them down after pulling them from the cup.
dude, I appreciate your taking the time and making the effort to play this video. It's a shame that you're much better at making golf videos than actually playing golf. but at least you didn't pick the forward tees on that 450 yard par5.
@@LRooster1 hey thanks!! It’s part of it that’s necessary for smaller creators like me. Editors, camera guys, travel etc. sponsored videos like this make a huge difference
Good tips George but I personally would have liked to have seen your tips applied to REAL par 5’s. Honestly those holes really are all par 4’a. Good luck with the US Open qualifier quest!
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It's time to collab with the Good Good guys again Gerge. I was hoping Grant would pop out of nowhere when I heard the Good Good Labs music hahahhaa
Great tips George! Thanks for all you do for your viewers, mad respect and blessings to you from Richard in Cosby, east Tennessee. POSITIVE VIBRATIONS BRO!
Good good labs intro song. Such a banger. Love the vid Jerge
I was casually enjoying the video while working when 6:56 came along and slapped me with some Dad humor lol. Great vid George, we need more of these videos that focus on the thought process behind making good scores, which everyone can do.
Gerge. Id love for you to do this in terms of the average golfer who drives the ball around 250 and not 300+ yards. What is the best way for someone like that to manage the par 5s?
play 446 yard par 5s lol that's a good tip. just play the red tees at your local course
Jerge explaining strategy with Good Good Labs theme in the background.....perfection 👌
Love the good good labs music in the background
that hoodie is INSANE. shoutout rhoback, keep me looking so crisp. I use both yours and willys promo! Thanks jerge!
Oh what I was just saying on the live that you better post a video and here it is 😂
Watching this video in my Mack Weldon Ace sweatpants. Best casual pants I've ever purchased. Between them and Rhoback, your attire sponsors are lit, Jerge.
I'm watching this in my Cozy Earth joggers. Can we get a comparison video between the joggers and Mack Weldon Ace sweatpants?
Another tip I use is to keep track of what club I use free the tee and other places on the course? If I hit a shot and it's not enough, I write it on the scorecard as a fraction like 8/7?
I always say I love the instructional/ mindset video …. Hoping to see a few more peppered in!! Awesome vid
I really enjoy these “stream of consciousness” lessons. More of these please.
Love this! Course Management is so important. Would love to see some more videos like this. Good luck on the grind man!
Great vid George…oh, and I’m wearing that exact polo right now.
That draw with your driver is really looking good. Keep up the good work!
Can you do a driver tips video and what to do during training, swing thoughts, ect..
Welcome to another Good Good Labs video!😂 Funny that Jerge uses the same song for an instructional vid!
Love the videos, what's the clothing brand you use? It's class!! Need that in my life!
Good luck in qualifying! Always enjoyed you on the Good Good videos. Just subscribed to your channel and wishing you all the best. Favorite advice was own your aggressiveness. I always second guess myself when I’m super aggressive.
That hoodie is dope 🔥
only $100 on Rhoback 😐
Thanks Jerge!!! Par 5s have always haunted me because I’m not long off the tee, and I don’t have a very long second shot club so I always end up in bad spots … appreciate the tips as always!!
-Sobehall
...center-fairway is rarely a bad spot.
You don't get there consistently by worrying about distance off the tee and then trying to hit long irons.
If you're a "shorter" player or you have problems with consistency (basically the same thing) the key to Par5s (and long Par4s and Par3s) is to GET IN PLAY off the tee and STAY IN PLAY on your approaches. And the key to doing that is very simple.
First, when driving, tee the ball downrange of your stance, high enough so that you can easily swing up into the ball without any problems, definitely without bouncing the driver. So many people can't control their drives for that simple reason, they do not even worry about hitting the ground with their drivers, and then struggle to get distance because they are playing their drives too far back in their stance. Put the ball up on a tee forward of your stance and just rotate and swing up through the ball. Works like a charm. If you're getting too much height that way, try teeing the ball down a little, closing the clubface and/or swinging with lag but you never want the ball to be so low that your driver hits the ground. Second, when hitting irons, put the ball back in your stance, almost to your trail foot, and swing through the ball with lag, moving your target point from center out to about 30 to 45 deg to the side as you go down in number with your irons. 9 irons should be aimed down the shotline aligned with your toes or possible a skosh left of that, 5, 4, 3 and 2 well right of that shotline. I usually play my 5 iron about 15 degrees right, 4 iron just off that and so on. Moving the ball back forces you to swing and hit with lag to avoid burying the club in the ground, hitting with lag gives you a clean clubface to present to the ball which improves strike quality, and aiming out to your right forces you to stay upright, keep the lag through the swing and impact and altogether you get better contact with higher loft and more consistent ball-flight and direction control. You get more distance with less effort, less effort means better clubface-control, better clubface control means better height, less spin, more distance and accuracy and far fewer long clubs into the woods...it's a win-win situation.
But the main thing that you have to remember is that the key is to GET IN PLAY and STAY IN PLAY. You're not wasting strokes by trying to hit the ball far to save shots. You're saving strokes by not wasting balls trying to hit the ball far to save strokes. You're saving strokes by keeping the ball in play and giving yourself good clean lies and good angles to the green. You're playing with the 3 stroke rule in mind: even on a 600 yard Par 5 it should take at most 3 shots to get to the green, and they only need to be decent shots at that: 1 200-yard drive and 2 200-yard irons. And if you don't think that you can really reach a Par-5 in 3 shots, then take 4. Take a bogey. Such is life. Move on. Don't throw-away strokes trying to overplay your game. It does help to practice and get used to long holes by regularly playing from the back tees.
Dude I just watched big break Florida. And seen you and your brother on there i was like oh crap. Oh and tell Wesley he won me some money last week in draftkings. I drafted him in my line up.
Jerge that hoodie is straight 🔥🔥🔥
Don’t sweat the missed eagle putt on the first par 5….. it’s tough to know all the nuances of greens that are new to you. Oh, wait a minute!
I kid because I love! Your the man Jerge! I can’t wait to see The Quest unfold.
I NEED that Rhoback hoodie
Just got done with PT! Let’s go!! The Azalea hoodie looking 🔥🔥. Let’s dominate some par 5’s!!
I’d like to know what percentage of putting that last hole would be to getting it close to the hole or using like a nine iron and bumping it?
what camera and lens are you filming with now George?
2:44 working on your Owen Wilson impression i see
Tip number one, play 450 yard par fives lol great content man!
Yea even I can get home in 2 on a downhill 450 yard par 5! It also makes a HUGE difference when you can hit a driver 325 yards.
george good job bro
thanks!!
So stoked to see you grinding to get better!
Thanks Kyle!
That hoodie is fire
Good Good Labs music ! Shout out to Grant ! 😂👍 So when are you gonna tee up a match with Grant ? 🙏👍
Is that a Shorter Course George, if not you must be hitting that Driver 380 390. Great Info George always a Pleasure
Good tips George but I personally would have liked to have seen your tips applied to REAL par 5’s. Honestly those holes really are all par 4’a. Good luck with the US Open qualifier quest!
Super helpful stuff!!! Great content per usual!
Here are my steps to dominate:
1. Eat the right pop tart (strawberry)
2. Watch Top Gun Clips
3. Send It
Garbage advice. Brown sugar cinnamon pop tarts are way better
Audio has gotten better. What's the change??
lesss gooooo!!
yea when you can hit a drive 340 yards and an soft 7 iron 170 par 5's are MUCH more attack-able.. But agree..course management and playing to your strengths and knowing distances are essential no matter what the par is on a hole.
can you do a video on par 3s? i struggle the most with these the most for some reason haha
Lets see more of you practice for the masters!!!!!!!
Road to the Masters!
Dang right....maybe lol!
doesnt Kisner live in Aiken? yall should do a collab!!!
Where do I get that hoodie
Way to execute my problem I know how to plan course management but the ball I use literally will not cooperate🤬
My strength is also my driver, however short game is the weakest part of my game…so sometimes I’m screwed on par-4s if I hit driver every time.
Welcome to good good labs
On board, “Let’s Roll!” Good luck.
Keep rocking the beard jerge looks a lot better
Lets go Po!!!!!! Top 10 in first major!!!!!
Let’s get it!! Time to go to work
this was fun!
Dudes got a swing that’s for sure
Nice Tip... Rip it 300+ and play a short iron.Thanks
If your going to the Open, you need to stay out of the rough at all cost. It's not like missing the fairway on your course. Ok, your driver is good. If it is that good, your 3 wood should be really good. If it isn't, you need to work on it. And your rescues and driving iron, if you have one. You are long enough to get those plenty far on trouble holes. I would leave the driver at home and dial in your weakest parts of your game. Tiger got better when he started laying up. Your long is good. Your short game is really good. Make your long game really good. Good luck. Hope your swing is on in qualifying. And really on during the Open.
How can I dominate a par 5 if my strength is the short game?
Lay up. Play to your strengths, stay in position. A bunch of ways!!
Thx George
Tips to play par 5s:
1) bomb your driver 340 down the middle
2) hit your 7 iron to 5 feet
3) 2 putt birdie
I can't believe I never thought of that lol.
anyone know the bryanbros rhoback code?
What’s up George
440 yard par 5?
Got the same good good labs music
Good Good Labs theme song? Lol
is it? I've been using it for a couple years, so maybe!
@@BryanBrosGolf thought Grant was about to show up and give some lessons! good vid!
huge missed opportunity on here to put in an Owen Wilson "Wow" in there...other than that, great video
Good tips. These 3 “par 5’s” are par 4’s, 2 of the 3 are basic Par 4’s.
You’re strong
Shout out to GoodGood Labs with that song in the beginning lol
George - It's not Masters week yet lol
The best way to dominate par 5's is to hit your drive 320 yards.
In conclusion: Be a really good golfer! 😂
These are all great tips but you are driving it long and these are relatively short par 5's. Most of us need 3 if not 4 shots to get on the green and it would be more useful to see this video with longer par 5's that you can't easily reach in 2
I agree but the concepts can be used with whatever club you have into a green you know?
@@BryanBrosGolf I agree but I do believe a very useful tip that you missed out on is about planning the hole. For example, hit driver, 5 iron to leave yourself 100 yards or a full PW in and then go for the green. Or alternatively, hit driver 3 wood and leave yourself the shortest possible 3rd shot in. These are the sorts of things that would be really useful. Personally I would rather have a shorter 3rd shot even if a half shot, than a full PW
George… that’s not a par5 😂 I can’t think of an entire par5 here in Houston from the tips that’s 450 lol
Tip #1: Be a pro golfer.
2. Bomb the drive 330+ yds down the fairway.
3. Wear your favorite powerpuff girls hoodie.
These won’t help me, i drive the ball 250 if im lucky 😂
510 into the wind? 170 left, 340 into the wind? hmmmm
How to dominate par 5's? Only play par fives that are really par 4's.
Lol I said there was a disclaimer anddddd these principles apply to longer holes too.
Step 1: hit a 310 power fade down the middle everytime
First
woah!!
I bet greenskeepers and anyone that is playing along behind you will appreciate the way you just dropped the flagstick on the ground on that first hole thereby possibly causing dents in the green. Arnold Palmer once said that if he saw a golfer doing that on his course at Bay Hill that golfer would be escorted off the course immediately. Flagstick poles being metal are quite heavy and should have a bit of care used when laying them down after pulling them from the cup.
dude, I appreciate your taking the time and making the effort to play this video.
It's a shame that you're much better at making golf videos than actually playing golf.
but at least you didn't pick the forward tees on that 450 yard par5.
You’re an infomercial now?🤨
Have to be! It’s my full time job and a family to support…:And a very expensive job at that!
@@BryanBrosGolfthanks George, I understand, I enjoy the content
@@LRooster1 hey thanks!! It’s part of it that’s necessary for smaller creators like me. Editors, camera guys, travel etc. sponsored videos like this make a huge difference
@@BryanBrosGolf no disrespect, it’s part of the deal
my 12 year old sister could dominate a 446 yard par 5
Bring it on then!!
Stole the good good labs music😂
444? They're 4 pars.
Good tips George but I personally would have liked to have seen your tips applied to REAL par 5’s. Honestly those holes really are all par 4’a. Good luck with the US Open qualifier quest!
I totally agree but it’s all I had to work with. No other courses in the area and I love showing love to my home course in AGC