HOW TO SMASH YOUR YOUR HANDICAP NEXT TIME YOU PLAY - Simple on course tips
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How many times have you been swinging the club well and the game feels great yet you have been unable to shoot under your handicap?
In this short video i'm going to be sharing with you some simple things that you can do next time you play to get the most out of your round, eliminate those silly mistakes and smash your handicap!
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What is the best advice you have had on the course that helped you lower your scores?
'Take a breath!'. You can do a lot in 30 seconds. Stop and think it through, dont rush. Its very easy to speed in to try to rectify a mistake and then end up making another. Especially if its a feel shot...
Aim big, miss big..aim small, miss small.
Cheat.
Zen golf
Hit fairways instead of far. A consistent 180 meter tee shot on the fairway is better than a 220+ shot in the rough (or worse). So, for me this means using my 4 iron for par 4's and 5's.
Hi Chris, this was a well timed video for me, as I've spent the last few years watching your videos and trying to master swing technique and thoughts, I now really need to focus on this area of the game. Well, I did this yesterday...warmed up at the nets, on the practice green and around it with chips etc. Thought out every shot, looking for route of least danger, practiced every shot before addressing the ball using the thinking area before addressing the shot etc. (All of which I've learnt from you!!!!) And I did it, I broke 90 😃 shot 87 (7 pars, 6 bogies, 4 Doubles and only 1 treble!!). Although I've watched many online coaches, I've studied and used yours by far the most, and I had to let you know that it's thanks to you I've managed to do this, and it feels awesome....THANK YOU SO MUCH for doing what you do, you've helped me get from playing in the 100's to playing most rounds in the 90's to shooting 87 yesterday (off 24 so 43 points 🤣) and I now feel like I can truly play golf! You are the best online coach out there, no question. 👍👊👌
Oh, and I now take 2 big drink bottles out with me and always make a sandwich to scoff 😆
Love the collab with Allister! Thanks for those tips; particularly the warm up/stretch and frequent hydration throughout the round. 👍🏼👍🏼
Perfect. I've been working on swing changes the past few years and this year I have been hitting my 'good' drives 30 yards longer and they've been relatively straight. When I hit my irons good, they go straight and I've got a fair sense of the distance each club will go. Unfortunately my scores have been no better than they've been last year and the year before. HI is still up around 28 and I struggle to break 100 every time. Bit frustrating actually. I feel that my scores have been 2-3 strokes average better than beginning of the season and I always go out feeling that a good round is around the corner, but I still struggle with those disaster holes where a couple of terrible shots wreck the card.
Love content like this. Should help a bit I hope.
Cheers
Very helpful video and great advice!
Love these. Great info in this one.
Great video and some very useful guidance.
Great advice overall. The only negative I see with all this extra analysis is players taking way too long to play a shot and finish a round. Pick up the pace, that’ll help too. In fact Chris should do a video on how to be ready to play before it’s your turn.
Great tips.
Glad somebody has finally addressed the energy and concerntration requrements of our unique sport!
So true, often overlooked but so important
Fantastic video Chris.
Great video and solid advice Chris. Keep up these informative videos.
Thanks Jeff
Great points.. couple that have really helped me were taking the time to choose the right club for distance, and hitting the ball as close to the green is not always the best strategy.
Really useful, thanks Chris.
Be great to see more of this type of stuff as well as Alistair. 👍
Thanks David and seems like this type of video is popular so more to come
Thank you for this video, lots of great advice and well presented 👍🏻
Thanks Mike
Chris I've got to thank you for your advice with the right wrist in the downswing it has helped me a lot . Last Saturday I shot a net 61 in the captains prize ! Won and got cut two shots .keep up the good work👍👍👍👍👍🍾🍾🍾
Wow 61, great playing and really glad the videos are helping
Another really excellent video, your content is always informative and different to other content that is available, thanks.
Thanks Nick appreciate it
Great video Chris especially the warmup/hydration sections.
Yeah so important if we want to play our best golf
Great video
I’ve been trying to address these issues recently and it has worked
I’ve had some good rounds lately and I’m playing quite well
Long may it continue. 👍🏻🏌️⛳️
Great to hear Malcolm hope it continues
great advice, thanks
Great valuable tips! Thanks.
Thanks
Nice one Chris & Alister 👍👍👍
Great video guys. It’s very helpful. I will apply these tips tomorrow for my regular Thursday tournament.
Thanks Jay
You’re welcome Chris!
Good advice. I've seen guys try to get out of the trees making a 'hit and hope' shot only to see the ball go into another tree. I'll go backwards if I don't have any other way but always try to get it back in play and gain some yardage. You've already made one bad shot, don't screw around and make a couple more!
But Chris I don't feel like I can pull any shot off 70% of the time
50% of the time I don't understand statistics as well. 😂
Great video guys. More on course strategy/ management video please
Thanks Frank
Chris, I would love if you could keep up this series, I am hitting well but making stupid mistakes.
Great video Chris and Alistair
Thanks Brian hope it helps 👍
Excellent, all issues I have faced on the links.
I think we all have Keith, and even the best slip into these bad habits at times
Absolutely great advice will save and hopefully demonstrate it on the course. The best advice I can give that's worked for me is play to your handicap ie play a par 3 as a four par 4 as a par 5 etc but the easiest 2 or 3 index holes of your handicap try and play par plus this relieves the pressure.
That it great advice, handicap is there for a reason 👍
Great video. You make a great double act ! Would love to see you both play 18 holes and see how you get on. 😀👍👌⛳️
Excellent- many thanks.
Thanks and glad you enjoyed it
Good stuff guys thanks
Thanks and hope it helps
awesome advice
Thanks Adam
The 70/30 rule is great! If you can limit compounding mistakes, the game is so much more fun.
So true, we know we should play safe but it’s always so tempting to go for the hero shot
The “hero” shot seldom works out...so I have learned to play it safe and my handicap has gone down dramatically since then.
Big fan of both of you from Atlanta, USA. Older golfers need to conserve energy. Nutrition is important. I have had success finding an easier swing tempo that balances speed and accuracy. ⛳️
Nice plug
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Cool video, thumbs up!
Thanks
Nice gentlemen! Great advice 👍👌
Hope it helps Martin
@@ChrisRyanGolf sensible advice always does! Plus I can think of times when Ive fallen foul of each one of those things...from heart overruling head to losing energy & focus. The classic is holding the same level of concentration from 1 to 18. So easy to slip and then compound rather than clear up..
Love the 70/30 principles
Really helps if you can stick to it..... always so tempting to try and pull off the hero shot though 😂
When I write 5 it looks like a 3.
Great advice thank you. I also sip water all the way round.
Yeah that’s a great habit to get into ont he course
Great video on some helpful tips to take off those 3/4 shots on your scoreboard. By the Allister I am pretty sure Chris hits quite a few fairways lol
I do! Not enough but I hit a few 😂😂
Pre-shot routine is so important. Making it routine and automatic has helped me avoid becoming a "statue" at address. Lots of bad things can happen if you freeze up when standing over the ball.
So true, often overlooked
Great tips.Now all I have to do is hit the ball straighter!!!
Hi Chris I've never seen that y food drink before where do you get them from p.s loving the videos keep them coming
Thanks, glad you enjoyed the video. There was a link in the description box below the video
150..its my nine iron (twice)
Superb
Thanks Martin
So how does it actually drop? When you hit better than your personal best? Or consistently hit lower scores?
Here in Melbourne, Australia were in Stage 4 lockdown, have been since early July and the earliest we’ll be back on the course is October 26th. Zero effective practice means there’s only one way the handicap is going when we resume. At least the Club is coming up with a reduction in yearly fee.
That’s tough, hope things change soon and you can get back out and play 👍
We were pretty lucky here in my state and they only shut our course down for two days. As long as everyone follows the new rules we've been able to play since March. Sorry to hear you've been shut down for a few months!
9 iron 150, I wished!
I need to concentrate on my pre-shot routine. Might shave some shots off. Need to also “practice” the whole routine on the driving range as well.
Yeah I think that would certainly help Roland, also important to try and maintain that over 18 holes 👍
Best advice: Par 4 or 5 hit your 1st or 2nd shot to give you the best yardage for a shot into the green.
Love that Tony, course management is so important
What the heck was flying in view ,, just behind you .. at 8:10 to 8:11 in the video .. was it a bird? A ball? A tin can? It was screaming fast.. whatever it was. Oh, and very good general advice as well.
More like this
Thanks Joseph and will certainly try to
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I agree energy is important!! Due to the coronavirus I am playing more golf. I am a hiker so I keep noticing how thin golfers' legs are. You may have weight but you probably have little stamina. You will be surprised how much work out you will get by just walking on the golf course. Once you have more muscle and stamina, it will improve your score.
@alistairdavis thank you for this. Should be on your channel too huh? Nice work.
I’m consistently disappointed to see so many U tube videos focusing on mechanics and so few on the mental/ tactical/ scoring aspects of the game. The mental aspect differentiates on tour as well as the local club.
I already do these things. How am I gonna crash my handicap next time?
Chris if have a question for you. I was playing the Taylormade m5 driver and due to some manufacturing defects they sent me a new SIM driver. I'm not that constant at driving the golf ball, so with that being said should I go with a different driver?
Hey Robert, the SIM is a great driver, best one I’ve had so you should be fine with that and plenty of adjustability to get it dialed in
My best advice to anybody is to see a teaching pro to help keep improving your swing maybe once every two months but spend 70% of your time on short game because that's where you make up strokes. Most golfers spend 90% of their time on the driving range and that's not where you improve.
Know your patterns.
CHRIS . HOW TO SMASH YOUR DRIVER. That is great but in times as these were not permitted that at the course .WE ARE ONLY ALLOWED TEN MINUTES TO GET OUT OUR EQUIPMENT , REPORT TO THE SHOP, AND GET TO THE TEE. PAUL
You had me until you was trying to sell me shit 😆
do i get a money back is i dont then :P
Absolutely Tom, guaranteed 😂
Yeah this advice is not game changing. Basic information that anyone playing golf likely knows already. More of a promo for that shake than anything.
Agree Michael, not game changing and advice that most people are aware of, I’d say much of the instruction on youtube is information that is known to most. I’ve not however been out on a golf course with any golfer who does everything in this video as well as they could 👍
ChrisRyanGolf I don’t even mean to be negative. Your channel is fine. I’m just tired of all the golf clickbait. Everyone portrays that they have game changing solutions. I get that people need to click. That’s the point. I love this game and I just want to see more genuine content.