If viewers don't realize this is a great video I'm afraid that me saying it is great isn't going to help, but this is a super lesson. I've been waiting for this video ever since your first video with Scott. I already bought the marker after seeing a video by Tim Tucker and have been using it. The basics are simple, but it takes a little practice to master. However, it simplifies green reading SIGNIFICANTLY. Nobody should ever watch this lesson just one time, too much you will miss. Thanks Jerome, your channel is great.
Seriously, putting is way more applicable to the average viewer than what Dana is teaching Jerome. Almost none of us have Jerome's athleticism or specific body motions in the full swing, but all of us can do with a better understanding of green reading, speed control and how to aim when putting.
17:20 I'd argue that most great players start reading their putt from about 50 yards out if not more. Its really one of the best putting tips that doesn't get talked about
In regards to the Marker, I love the idea so I did some research. The angles of the putts on the marker will not correlate to every green stimp meter reading. At 1% Slope an 8 stimp meter green will have a 4 inches of break on a 10ft putt and a 12 stimp meter green will have 6 inches of break on a 10ft putt. The gap between length of break doubles with 2% slopes and triples with 3%.
After watching your 2 lessons with Scott, we jumped on a chance to take a putting lesson with Scott yesterday when he made a visit to the SF Bay Area yesterday and it was great!
And there it is right there, for me! 22:07 to 22:38ish . . . the varying break that wouldn't matter so much at the beginning cos you're hitting it hard through the first part and vice versa. Great lesson for me thank you S2 😎
I personally found your first lesson with Curry was more informative in less time. The aiming with putter shaft is key to using the true aim marker, which I found a close substitute for on Amazon for $20. Some of Curry's insights in the first video were for professional golfers. I enjoy watching, especially your full round videos.
right now its 15.4. Actually going to be starting a series where I play every day, it will be in short form coming out, but I will still be posting full rounds soon as long form. Just trying to improve our editing times so that those can go out to you guys!
idk if its just me or not but I've always liked the topic because discussed being highlighted with "right now" rather than something that is next being highlighted "up next". maybe its just me but just a thought
I would say what the coach said applies... First thing you have to do is get your distance control solidified. Then, hit distance putts on the practice green. Tees set at 3, 5, 8, 10, 12, 15, 18, 20 feet. Or some similar intervals. Then, hit your stock distance and take note of where it stops. Then you'll be able to calculate your adjustment. If a 10 foot stroke produced a 6 or 7 foot Putt then you play your 10 foot putts out to 13 to 14 feet. You do have to also factor in slope, high vs low spots, overall exposure to sunlight, wind direction, temp and humidity levels, phase of the moon, and don't forget what your horoscope read for the day. You don't want to misdirecr your Chi or misalign your third eye, do you? 😂
Love your videos! learning a lot everytime. Still on beginner handicap and afraid to go onto real courses. But will have my first official round next week! Thanks for all these insights you give us with these pro coaches!
I was also afraid to go play at a real course when I started golf. My solution was to sign up for a series of golf lessons (which costs less per hour) at a local range. That way, I got to pound balls, got told how to swing correctly, and didn't interfere with regular golfers. After 6 lessons in 6 weeks, plus some practice, I went to a short muni course, where I discovered I already hit the ball better than most of the muni players.
Distance question (first step in the learning process, right?): The "distance" surely can not only and always be the straight line path between the ball and the hole except for the straight up or down putts. The distance the ball has to roll is different for and longer for every percentage of the path isn't it?
I agree with many commenters. $100? The expected life expectancy of my ball markers is about 4 rounds. This is just not a realistic purchase. Great idea but I need my retirement funds to grow about 400% to even consider buying this aid. Plus, my 78 1/2 year old brain doesn’t do well when I need to think this much while playing. My suggestion, get inside your fellow player on roughly the same line and watch his putt. A lot cheaper.
Scott, I'm learning a lot from you today, BUT... The straight putt is NOT the hardest putt in golf. The breaking putt is because you have to match speed and line. If you get one of them wrong, you miss. A straight putt is much less demanding of the match. It's easier than the breaking putt.
There's a lot of great information in this video and a lot of noise. Think about it like this. Sign your name. Then try to trace your own signature. You can't do it. An autonomous action has now moved to the front of your mind. You didn't think about it when you signed it the first time, it just happened. Same with driving a car. You drive and you don't think about how hard to press the gas or brake, how far to rotate the steering wheel. The action is autonomous. Running in the background in your mind. If you give a kid a putter and a ball and turn them loose on a putting green they will within an hour or so be rolling it well and making putts. Why? There not practicing Aim Point or figuring out percent of slope. They will instinctively figure out break and speed. There's a bit of information in this video that is taking away the feel, your signature. It's trying to break it down to a scientific hard fast rule. I'm not a fan of aim point because I think it takes away the feel and variables happen beyond our control. I think for the average weekend warriors it will slow down the game, because it takes a lot of time to develop that skill. You can walk on any green and I can guarantee you if you casually look at a putt you can see the break pretty quickly. Your mind will do the work autonomously without throwing all of this other information into the fray, it comes from experience. I'm a big Dave Pelz fan. I have every book he wrote on the short game and putting. His scientific analysis on those parts of the game are second to none. However, putting is an art and isn't something that can be scientifically broken down to hard fast rules, because variables happen. We aren't machines. South African Bobby Locke is regarded as one of the greatest putters ever. He hooked every putt. The list goes on and on with great putters who did it their way. I love the ball mark and could see myself using it, however I could see myself losing it too. I would suggest anyone read Dave Stocktons' book "Unconscious Putting."
I understand what you've stated and for the most part agree with you. However, what you stated only applies to the average player. To shoot genuinely good scores, natural talent of that magnitude is extraordinarily rare. Most humans HAVE TO go above and beyond their own natural talent in order to reach scratch or better. Look at Bryson DeChambeau, he is as good a player as he is because of his analytic nature. He has fun now but that's because he has put in the time and effort and from he's stated in his videos, he's finally broken away from the image he felt he had to portray to play the game. TH-cam and those personalities he's befriended, Garrett Clark of GM_Golf and GoodGood, is likely the top contributor to that.
@glenj.taylor2938 totally disagree with that scratch player sentiment. I don't give a rats a*s about Bryson and what he does. Y'all need to get out of the TH-cam bubble and realize there's thousands of great players that have come before TH-cam golf. This current crop has invented the wheel. They've merely done what other greats have done. Playing to scratch really isn't that difficult. It's simply fairways and greens. Minimize the costly mistakes and take advantage of the opportunities you can.
@glenj.taylor2938 I would also add that a majority of what I stated comes from Dave Stockton, major champion, PGA Tour winner, and teacher to the pros. Specifically, Rory Mcilroy, Yani Tseng, Phil Mickelson, Annika Sorenstam to name a few.
I feel like a dingess, I still don’t understand using the club for aiming, watched multiple videos on it and tried it on the practice green, I get most of what is talked about… I think anyway lol…but the using the club for aiming is not intuitive for me
It took a moment, but you don't need to spend $100 on a ball marker. Any marker with a straight line on it can be aligned to point down the starting line. Then just align the stripe on the ball along the starting line. Same judgement is required. Duh. Save your money.
I have this marker and it’s not great. You would have to put the marker down at exactly the same distance from the ball every single time which is impossible and just adds another variable that you have to add. Even 5mm closer or father from the ball would change the line angle by a few degrees. This might not matter on a five foot putt but move back 25’ and your line would be off my a 6-8”.
@@TomWang Yeah, not gonna let the sandbagging slide. Besides, while progress certainly isn't linear (like with anything), it's also not time gated. He has put in more hours and had more quality lessons than most golfers might over the course of multiple years.
While putting from outside ten feet, the key is to imagine the hole being a round trashcan lid. Putt with the intent to stopping it in an area, not into the hole itself. If you're aiming to a little, tiny, unachievable point from far away then you'll be all over the place. Look at the pros percentage at all distances. Outside eight feet or so it drops off rapidly. Nothing wrong with two putts. It's the regular three and fours that'll git ya.
I can't get into this guy. Stopped watching after 11 minutes. He comes off like a sarcastic drill sergeant. He makes Jerome answer twice every time. Guy: "How much do you think is the break?" Jerome: "A lot" Guy: "A lot?" Jerome: "A lot" ( giggle) Translation (Are you an idiot?) And this video felt like a long infomercial for his ball marker.
Any method for putts are only good as the person making the putt. There are many variables to understand, along with speed and force of the hit. The last method would be paying $100 for a ball marker. They might as well tell you to been over put a lot of oil on.
So, … What’s is MORE important? 🤔 PACE? … or LINE? “Both” is not an option 🙅🏼♂️ Personally, I spend my time green reading to get the line … then, after I commit to the line, I spend 100% of my focus on pace. Right? … or Wrong? 🤔 It’s interesting that Scott focused on PACE first (last episode) … then (this episode) focused on LINE (green reading) Chicken or egg?😏
I find that using quadratic equations and ballistic technology helps me. In fact, golf shouldn't really be a game that is fun...it should be a science where facts and math over shadow everything else. There needs to be a time limit of 30 minutes for putts longer than three feet so the competitor has every opportunity not to miss. With the proper use of all the technology available these days, nobody ever has to miss a 25 footer for eagle. I mean seriously folks, golf is a game. Take a look at the putt and make your best "guess" and then hit the damn thing. This video is a perfect example of what makes tour golf on TV these days almost unwatchable. Remember Jim Furyk? He'd take 20 minutes over a five footer. The best and most interesting golf is golf played by skilled athletes and not guys with a PhD in topography. The funny things is...a five year old kid who has never hit a putt in his life could probably make most of the putts we've seen in this video. He would look at the putt, grab the club, never worry about missing and then he'd simply stroke it in.
You did all the things he suggested; you only hold one putt from 5 feet, but taken ages every time to decide whether it is one or one and a half break, I wouldn't want to play golf with you as it would probably take 6 hours per round. Too much information of putting I think can mess up you mind. Ok to use this information on the putting green to develope your putting skill so you can speed up the process automatically when you are playing for real? Doesn'y matter what aiming aids to have , you can still make mistake aiming it wrong. Aiming cannot be totally 100 % precise, even if you are, you still have to hit the right speed. Rarely practice putting green are like the real Greens on the course as real Green get affected by so many golf balls landing on them from great heights, so there are imperfect repaired pitch marks which makes most green a bit bumpy. You guys talking about putting on perfect gereen like a indoor purring mat!
Interesting, but the golf pro is in love with his own voice. The problem being that it’s only worth watching if you mute his voice, hence it’s pointless.
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If viewers don't realize this is a great video I'm afraid that me saying it is great isn't going to help, but this is a super lesson. I've been waiting for this video ever since your first video with Scott. I already bought the marker after seeing a video by Tim Tucker and have been using it. The basics are simple, but it takes a little practice to master. However, it simplifies green reading SIGNIFICANTLY. Nobody should ever watch this lesson just one time, too much you will miss. Thanks Jerome, your channel is great.
Seriously, putting is way more applicable to the average viewer than what Dana is teaching Jerome. Almost none of us have Jerome's athleticism or specific body motions in the full swing, but all of us can do with a better understanding of green reading, speed control and how to aim when putting.
Glad you enjoyed it! Yeah this has been a massive game changer for me
17:20 I'd argue that most great players start reading their putt from about 50 yards out if not more. Its really one of the best putting tips that doesn't get talked about
100$ for a ballmarker is ridiculous. To be honest, it feels like someone is taking me for a fool.
The dawn appears....
$1.99 on Temu 😂
Golfers are fools in general. Paying a boatload of money for balls, clubs, rounds of golf...
Yea the price is stupid, but if you use and know Aimpoint and know how to feel percentage of break, it's 💯 worth it. Should be $50 max tho...
@@Way2sublime77 $50 is still a lot lol. It's a nice marker, but definitely not worth $100
I haven’t see The Legend of Bagger Vance in forever.
Might have to go home tonight and bust out the ole dvd
In regards to the Marker, I love the idea so I did some research. The angles of the putts on the marker will not correlate to every green stimp meter reading. At 1% Slope an 8 stimp meter green will have a 4 inches of break on a 10ft putt and a 12 stimp meter green will have 6 inches of break on a 10ft putt. The gap between length of break doubles with 2% slopes and triples with 3%.
After watching your 2 lessons with Scott, we jumped on a chance to take a putting lesson with Scott yesterday when he made a visit to the SF Bay Area yesterday and it was great!
So this whole video boils down to experience , just like everything else. Damn.....The more you do it , the better you get.
And there it is right there, for me! 22:07 to 22:38ish . . . the varying break that wouldn't matter so much at the beginning cos you're hitting it hard through the first part and vice versa. Great lesson for me thank you S2 😎
You got it!!
Great info.. Definitely start measuring your back stroke distance to work on pace control so you don't keep hammering those putts way past the hole.
I personally found your first lesson with Curry was more informative in less time. The aiming with putter shaft is key to using the true aim marker, which I found a close substitute for on Amazon for $20. Some of Curry's insights in the first video were for professional golfers. I enjoy watching, especially your full round videos.
This is the best putting video I’ve seen. Fantastic. Thanks heaps.
When are you going to play golf again and also did you ever get your handicap if so what is it
right now its 15.4. Actually going to be starting a series where I play every day, it will be in short form coming out, but I will still be posting full rounds soon as long form. Just trying to improve our editing times so that those can go out to you guys!
@JeromeRufin 15.4 congratulations great job my friend I'm a 30 handicap you have me beat
@@JeromeRufin nice, it's what we want!
idk if its just me or not but I've always liked the topic because discussed being highlighted with "right now" rather than something that is next being highlighted "up next". maybe its just me but just a thought
I get you. It throws me off when watching the vid. The check mark makes it seem that was the topic before not the current.
This is absolutely fantastic.... If you have 45 minutes per put to spend and enjoy lighting money on fire.
I understand what your teaching, how do you adjust distance control on wet greens?
I would say what the coach said applies...
First thing you have to do is get your distance control solidified.
Then, hit distance putts on the practice green.
Tees set at 3, 5, 8, 10, 12, 15, 18, 20 feet.
Or some similar intervals.
Then, hit your stock distance and take note of where it stops.
Then you'll be able to calculate your adjustment.
If a 10 foot stroke produced a 6 or 7 foot Putt then you play your 10 foot putts out to 13 to 14 feet.
You do have to also factor in slope, high vs low spots, overall exposure to sunlight, wind direction, temp and humidity levels, phase of the moon, and don't forget what your horoscope read for the day. You don't want to misdirecr your Chi or misalign your third eye, do you? 😂
This video is gold, if you don't want to spend $100 on the marker you can still use your fingers like aimpoint
Love your videos! learning a lot everytime. Still on beginner handicap and afraid to go onto real courses. But will have my first official round next week! Thanks for all these insights you give us with these pro coaches!
Good luck let me know how you do!
I was also afraid to go play at a real course when I started golf. My solution was to sign up for a series of golf lessons (which costs less per hour) at a local range. That way, I got to pound balls, got told how to swing correctly, and didn't interfere with regular golfers. After 6 lessons in 6 weeks, plus some practice, I went to a short muni course, where I discovered I already hit the ball better than most of the muni players.
Distance question (first step in the learning process, right?): The "distance" surely can not only and always be the straight line path between the ball and the hole except for the straight up or down putts. The distance the ball has to roll is different for and longer for every percentage of the path isn't it?
Playing partners have steam coming out of their ears while you line up a putt! Like playing with Patrick Cantlay :)
coach curry is awesome.
Chef curry!
Great video…. This is something I’m struggling with myself so I’ll be taking advantage of this video. Can’t wait to see you play 18 again!
$100 is a “how much can we get them to pay” ploy….some will😳
I agree with many commenters. $100? The expected life expectancy of my ball markers is about 4 rounds. This is just not a realistic purchase. Great idea but I need my retirement funds to grow about 400% to even consider buying this aid. Plus, my 78 1/2 year old brain doesn’t do well when I need to think this much while playing. My suggestion, get inside your fellow player on roughly the same line and watch his putt. A lot cheaper.
When straddling the line to feel slope, how do your playing partners feel about you standing on their line?
16:41 double caddying is nuts
So when aiming using the putter, they are aiming for putts straight at the hole? What about putts that move alot?
Another awesome video.
Marker72 code doesn’t work
Scott, I'm learning a lot from you today, BUT... The straight putt is NOT the hardest putt in golf. The breaking putt is because you have to match speed and line. If you get one of them wrong, you miss. A straight putt is much less demanding of the match. It's easier than the breaking putt.
Did he even assess you if you’re using the right putter?
We will be doing a putting fitting soon!
Great teacher
This is so boring to me, but it's what I need the most. Going to re-watch it a dozen times now.
😂😂😂
Thanks so much for these videos. Love the channel!!
$100 for the marker is absurd...
There's a lot of great information in this video and a lot of noise. Think about it like this. Sign your name. Then try to trace your own signature. You can't do it. An autonomous action has now moved to the front of your mind. You didn't think about it when you signed it the first time, it just happened. Same with driving a car. You drive and you don't think about how hard to press the gas or brake, how far to rotate the steering wheel. The action is autonomous. Running in the background in your mind. If you give a kid a putter and a ball and turn them loose on a putting green they will within an hour or so be rolling it well and making putts. Why? There not practicing Aim Point or figuring out percent of slope. They will instinctively figure out break and speed. There's a bit of information in this video that is taking away the feel, your signature. It's trying to break it down to a scientific hard fast rule. I'm not a fan of aim point because I think it takes away the feel and variables happen beyond our control. I think for the average weekend warriors it will slow down the game, because it takes a lot of time to develop that skill. You can walk on any green and I can guarantee you if you casually look at a putt you can see the break pretty quickly. Your mind will do the work autonomously without throwing all of this other information into the fray, it comes from experience. I'm a big Dave Pelz fan. I have every book he wrote on the short game and putting. His scientific analysis on those parts of the game are second to none. However, putting is an art and isn't something that can be scientifically broken down to hard fast rules, because variables happen. We aren't machines. South African Bobby Locke is regarded as one of the greatest putters ever. He hooked every putt. The list goes on and on with great putters who did it their way. I love the ball mark and could see myself using it, however I could see myself losing it too. I would suggest anyone read Dave Stocktons' book "Unconscious Putting."
I understand what you've stated and for the most part agree with you.
However, what you stated only applies to the average player.
To shoot genuinely good scores, natural talent of that magnitude is extraordinarily rare.
Most humans HAVE TO go above and beyond their own natural talent in order to reach scratch or better.
Look at Bryson DeChambeau, he is as good a player as he is because of his analytic nature.
He has fun now but that's because he has put in the time and effort and from he's stated in his videos, he's finally broken away from the image he felt he had to portray to play the game. TH-cam and those personalities he's befriended, Garrett Clark of GM_Golf and GoodGood, is likely the top contributor to that.
@glenj.taylor2938 totally disagree with that scratch player sentiment. I don't give a rats a*s about Bryson and what he does. Y'all need to get out of the TH-cam bubble and realize there's thousands of great players that have come before TH-cam golf. This current crop has invented the wheel. They've merely done what other greats have done. Playing to scratch really isn't that difficult. It's simply fairways and greens. Minimize the costly mistakes and take advantage of the opportunities you can.
@glenj.taylor2938 I would also add that a majority of what I stated comes from Dave Stockton, major champion, PGA Tour winner, and teacher to the pros. Specifically, Rory Mcilroy, Yani Tseng, Phil Mickelson, Annika Sorenstam to name a few.
This guy is a talking machine! He doesn’t shut up! Give the guy time to process the information! 🤯
Haha Jerome said "dumb it down" and see the hypotomus...
y is it $100?
its going to guarantee you putt everything in one 🤣
@@ethicalrealist5518😂
I can appreciate the quality but for something that is so small and could be lost... Maybe I will wait until I find one...
Yeah it’s a fuckin scam, why do you need perfect engraved stainless steel to mark a ball.
Ima find it on Temu for like 5 bucks lol
I feel like a dingess, I still don’t understand using the club for aiming, watched multiple videos on it and tried it on the practice green, I get most of what is talked about… I think anyway lol…but the using the club for aiming is not intuitive for me
100 dollar ball marker is crazy
It took a moment, but you don't need to spend $100 on a ball marker. Any marker with a straight line on it can be aligned to point down the starting line. Then just align the stripe on the ball along the starting line. Same judgement is required. Duh. Save your money.
Or, you can just align the stripe on the ball along your judged starting line using any ballmarker to keep it legal.
I have this marker and it’s not great. You would have to put the marker down at exactly the same distance from the ball every single time which is impossible and just adds another variable that you have to add. Even 5mm closer or father from the ball would change the line angle by a few degrees. This might not matter on a five foot putt but move back 25’ and your line would be off my a 6-8”.
Is it actually legal in the rules of golf?
Noice. I am also at my 1 year mark and have been following since day 1 💪
Marker ordered. BOOM!
6 bucks on Amazon. But reality is, you still have to read the putt and choose the right line. The marker won’t help.
My golf buddies would NEVER tolerate me taking that much time lining up a putt.
Is this just an ad for a 100 dollar ball marker?
Watch the video, then decide on your own.
"about a year ago?" it's been about a year for like a year now
First video was March last year so like 16 months
Damn Timmy keeping track 😂
@@TomWang Yeah, not gonna let the sandbagging slide. Besides, while progress certainly isn't linear (like with anything), it's also not time gated. He has put in more hours and had more quality lessons than most golfers might over the course of multiple years.
3 years from now….its been just over a year and Dana gave me my 200th lesson in which I unlocked the art of compression
Lol, why are you guys such haters.
i know youre trying to game the youtube algorithm but man the clickbait titles are kinda yikes
timely video - today I somehow pulled off hitting every green in regulation over 9 holes and still shot a 47 because of terrible putting :")
I feel you
While putting from outside ten feet, the key is to imagine the hole being a round trashcan lid.
Putt with the intent to stopping it in an area, not into the hole itself.
If you're aiming to a little, tiny, unachievable point from far away then you'll be all over the place.
Look at the pros percentage at all distances. Outside eight feet or so it drops off rapidly.
Nothing wrong with two putts. It's the regular three and fours that'll git ya.
I can't get into this guy. Stopped watching after 11 minutes. He comes off like a sarcastic drill sergeant. He makes Jerome answer twice every time.
Guy: "How much do you think is the break?"
Jerome: "A lot"
Guy: "A lot?"
Jerome: "A lot" ( giggle)
Translation (Are you an idiot?)
And this video felt like a long infomercial for his ball marker.
Any method for putts are only good as the person making the putt. There are many variables to understand, along with speed and force of the hit. The last method would be paying $100 for a ball marker. They might as well tell you to been over put a lot of oil on.
Keep drinking the KoolAid, folks. You don't need need any of this, including lines on the ball.
Good advice but for him to promote a $100ball marker is just unnecessary. And also gets you blocked
$100, bargain! 😂
I thought alignment aids are not legal in competition?
Ditch the shades 🤷♀
Who should and why?
So, …
What’s is MORE important? 🤔
PACE? … or LINE?
“Both” is not an option 🙅🏼♂️
Personally, I spend my time green reading to get the line
… then, after I commit to the line, I spend 100% of my focus on pace.
Right? … or Wrong? 🤔
It’s interesting that Scott focused on PACE first (last episode)
… then (this episode) focused on LINE (green reading)
Chicken or egg?😏
Kind of telling that the earlier instruction was on pace wouldn’t ya say? Be redundant if 2 episodes in a row were about pace
Id loose it
I find that using quadratic equations and ballistic technology helps me. In fact, golf shouldn't really be a game that is fun...it should be a science where facts and math over shadow everything else. There needs to be a time limit of 30 minutes for putts longer than three feet so the competitor has every opportunity not to miss. With the proper use of all the technology available these days, nobody ever has to miss a 25 footer for eagle. I mean seriously folks, golf is a game. Take a look at the putt and make your best "guess" and then hit the damn thing. This video is a perfect example of what makes tour golf on TV these days almost unwatchable. Remember Jim Furyk? He'd take 20 minutes over a five footer. The best and most interesting golf is golf played by skilled athletes and not guys with a PhD in topography. The funny things is...a five year old kid who has never hit a putt in his life could probably make most of the putts we've seen in this video. He would look at the putt, grab the club, never worry about missing and then he'd simply stroke it in.
Damn $100 for the marker... wife would kill me
Tell your wife it cost $10
And then you would kill you when it falls out through a hole in your pocket
@@TrEuDaT 😆
You did all the things he suggested; you only hold one putt from 5 feet, but taken ages every time to decide whether it is one or one and a half break, I wouldn't want to play golf with you as it would probably take 6 hours per round. Too much information of putting I think can mess up you mind. Ok to use this information on the putting green to develope your putting skill so you can speed up the process automatically when you are playing for real? Doesn'y matter what aiming aids to have , you can still make mistake aiming it wrong. Aiming cannot be totally 100 % precise, even if you are, you still have to hit the right speed. Rarely practice putting green are like the real Greens on the course as real Green get affected by so many golf balls landing on them from great heights, so there are imperfect repaired pitch marks which makes most green a bit bumpy. You guys talking about putting on perfect gereen like a indoor purring mat!
Trying to sell me a $100 ball marker! That gets an unsubscribe.
lmao! Bro... $100 for this thing?! C'mon!
Why is everyone hung up on the ball marker? You're getting amazing information on putting for free, and no one is forcing your to buy this marker. 🤷
Come on bro .... u gotta cut your videos shorter... its an instructional video ... not playing
Interesting, but the golf pro is in love with his own voice. The problem being that it’s only worth watching if you mute his voice, hence it’s pointless.
I'm sorry, he lost me 5 minutes in. I learned nothing and he seemed to go on and on and on...
putting is so boring
First?
First?