A Jordan Spieth Short Game Clinic | The Index Experiment
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The experts agree: Jordan Spieth sees the short game differently. In this new Index Experiment lesson, the three-time major winner lays out three ways to hit a 25-yard pitch shot. He talks through feels, imagining shots around the green, assessing lies and the short game drill he does before every tournament. It's a rare chance to pick the golfing brain of one of the best to ever do it.
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I could watch 8 hours of Jordan Spieth hitting short game shots
I love nolayingup for the humor, but sometimes you want a nice direct, dry but not boring by any means, full on explanation like this from the pros. Also beautifully shot in HD. This was great!
What he said in the last minute was gold! You have to commit!
Commit don't quit.
Thank you, Jordan. May the Lord bless you and keep you.
his distance awareness and the way that factors into his shot selection is a bit of a revelation for me
All about it. Thank you, Jordan.
Now we are all ready to go commit to chunking our wedges this weekend 😊
A masterclass from the short game 🐐TIE ftw
Thank you Jordan... for the short game shots... My take away was "Fearless and committed" lack of those two items usually means deacceleration and FLUB...Which happens plenty for me. lol .....back to work. Vince
Spitting facts….the lie dictates your options….most people fail to grasp that!
Jordan putting out some Gary Player vibes with the black!
Absolutely dialed
Will do my best to remember that we shouldn't try to hit a shot if the lie won't allow it! 🙂
dang it jordan
Doing that off a tight lie. 😮
“Hey im winning majors and am the best player in the world……let’s make some changes….” Jordan Spieth 2016
Seriously. The swing used to look so good and flowing
Well, he won a major in 2017. Also, he’s admitted he fell into bad habits and kinda lost his swing. He’s trying to get it back
He got married. Just sayin
Tiger made a swing change in 97-98 that everyone called him crazy for.
I will say, though, I’m starting to be a little over Spieth walking talking and getting treated like a top 10 player when he hasn’t been that guy for a while now.
@@FlyEaglesFly115😂😂😂😂😂😂
Smart man staying quiet through all of this!!!! Nice pivot bro❤❤😂😂
thanks for this content. I love it! but please get your audio better!
Jordon can only play shots like this because he is a master at controlling his low point and hence he can have consistent contact. for most amateurs driving the handle like this will result in constant duffs. use the bounce and you don't have to be perfect, drive the handle and its will be disastrous
Put a warp stabilizer on this
What degree wedge?
Jordan said it was his 60°. He will sometimes pick his 52° for longer shots/less spin.
I wish he would tell us specifically what about the lie allows each shot and what lies don’t allow certain shots.
Tighter lies eliminate the Flop, and make for a lower spinning chip choice. Fluffy/Flier lies eliminate the Spinner and enhance the High Soft (Flop) play.
The running release Chip can be played from either.
Go watch Phil Mickelson and he explains it perfectly
“SPINNERZ”
Does he show how to hit it out of the gutter?
What club?
He said 60 degree
Good stuff, always good to see how the pros play their shots and how they practice. Please stabilize the camera work on the close ups!
Mr Spliff in all black
The audio quality is quite shite mate!
Jordan isn’t shallow at all. I love it. So much better than the short game chef
he has hit 5000000000 balls in his life and is a top player in the world. You can't teach what Spieth does to a 10 handicapper. Shallow is the easier route to have a good short game. Hitting ball first instead of using the bounce is really hard in practice, imagine in tournament situation
@@habs7646 I’ve played seaside courses all my life, don’t need bounce, trick is to keep your head rock solid.
so opposite of short game chef ?
Bro been hanging with Lee Buck.
Good players don’t always make good coaches. No matter which sport. For short game coaching go watch Dan Grieve.
Nah go watch Phil mickelson. Great coach as well. My short game is good cuz his hinge and hold method and his putting tips and drills
Seems like a lifetime ago when Jordan was a factor.
Nobody should try this if they only play weekends
But, but, but I hit this one shot last year and it did this…of course I was trying to hit a high flop
Well, the truth is thay most people work and can't afford to play everyday. ..having said that, i would encourage anyone to try to practice around a chipping green and putting green as much as they can as that is where they will save shots on the weekend😊
@@vincentkingsdale8334 you know 99 percent of weekend golfers don't practice only maybe a warm up bucket before playing.
@@mossbergshockwave623 you are probably right, lol
@@vincentkingsdale8334 well I play myself and some courses don't even have practice facilities. But most go straight to the first tee having that memory of that one round how many years ago lol.
So if you take how the PGA tour has been diluted by the defections to live golf and a few examine the new structure of these so-called Signature events, I believe Jordan Spieth would be coming afterthought I mean the only way he plays on Saturday and Sundays exemption through the Signature eventsthe guy is definitely struggling
Watching Jordan Spieth today, Colt knows said wow 180 mile an hour ball speed and another missed cut possibly coming. I don’t care if it’s 280 mile an hour ball speed he’s lost. Too many thoughts
Opposite of what Dan grieves teaches lol. Notice his wide stance also
he has hit 5000000000 balls in his life and is a top player in the world. You can't teach what Spieth does to a 10 handicapper. Shallow is the easier route to have a good short game. Hitting ball first instead of using the bounce is really hard in practice, imagine in tournament situation
@@habs7646 of course, more than one way to do it
You have to take into consideration Jordan learned to play on very Firm Texas turf, while Dan Grieve developed his own method on much softer English turf. There's still mutual understanding and similarities between Jordan and Dan, plus Jordan here is close to Dan's Pitching Distance range.
I miss the old Jordan. Stop overthinking everything and just play the game.
You really think he hasn’t always been working on exactly this stuff?
What an ignorant comment
😂
Yeah cause he used to totally just never think about his golf game (I'm being sarcastic) lol
Brooks Koepka knows this.