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Excellent video. I've returned to golf at age 53 after trying golf in my early 20s. This is how you do it folks. Bogey golf is my goal every time out.

Good to watch but most of us duff a shot here and there that’s causing our game to gain shots that’s hard to work out 😊

Great Coaching

Really enjoying the content and your delivery. Looking forward to your next upload Thank you.

Really enjoy your videos sir, you have a very calm style of teaching. I have a request, would you consider making a video on the differences between long irons, fairway woods, and hybrids and the advantages/disadvantages of the one over the other. Your insight on teeing of with a 1 iron would also be greatly appreciated. Thank you for all your wonderful advice.

You left out the shot where I skull fuck the ball over the green and also the one where I hit 15 inches behind the ball and carve a landing strip out that goes further than the ball.

Excellent videos, thank you

Here's the problem: you're hitting every shot how you want to. Anyone can make a bogey and an occassional par doing that - the issue with most 18 handicapers is they flub shots that cost them strokes at least every few holes. I'm a 12 and play with lots of 18s and if we didn't have bad shots/penalty shots we'd all be several strokes better.

Thank you for putting things in to perspective.....

why didn't you hit a fairway wood for the second shot on the par 5, then a wedge to the green?

What a great easy looking swing you have..I feel like I am swinging for the fences with my irons and just can’t get that consistency!

So now I know I have to think on the golf course

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David, wow I watch many many golf videos. This one truly stuck with me. I'm not a bogey golfer, more like 105 ish. I can hit the ball a ton, just never consistent (well except for bad). I seem behind scoring right off my tee shot. I plan on implementing this technique on my very first round of golf. I'm excited to give it a go. Thank you

Nice video thanks - I'm looking forward to the How To Shoot 100 video :)

Great advice. I am amazed at how relaxed and seemingly slow your swing is to easily achieve 180+ off the tee.

Great content and training. Thank you.

A brilliant video, the key is to harness your capabilities, we overcomplicate the game but you just showed there that our 15th club the head on your shoulders is our best tool when playing golf.

Just came across your channel, watched this video, good no-nonsense content!

Great video but I didn't see a single sand trap or water hazard. I'm 78 years old. I might be able to shoot 90 on that course if Im having a good day.

These tips are the perfect length David - easy to assimilate and remember. There are some RUclips vids that are so long, packing so many ideas and drills into the recording that it is difficult to remember them all. Your vids are like a good sermon - short, to the point and easy to remember. Thanks very much.

Sir, i live on the side of a hill in WV. I have little flat ground available. These are the only shots I get to practice! (inside 40 yds). Great advice. given i this video. If I could add: widen your stance the exact distance the ball is below your feet. I also hood the clubface a tad, swinging dead st5raight at the target. Seems to offset the downhill lie. It may not work for everyone, I don't know.

Thank you for this cool lesson. I learned some good things have a great day

Great tip! Thankyou!

Your method of teaching is splendid. I've always struggled to be consistent and this "tip" will change my practice routine. Thank you.

I think most of us would be happy with a 4’ putt as our third shot however you play this shot. What is shown here is the simplest shot with the least risk. Sensible stress free golf 👍.

I love how he takes a short, easy, 3/4 swing. Well within himself. We can learn from that!

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾. Thank you for this common sense approach to course management.

... and that lob wedge is still there for the taking: lost in action...

Great topic, I suffer exactly what you describe but for me it’s when I’m golfing with strangers I fear slowing them down, resulting in me having 4 or 5 doubles or triples, by hole 6 my “don’t give a s&*t “ factor kicks in and I golf as well as I can going forward. It can be as bad as a 60 on the front and a 45 on the back. Thanks for the advice.

What a great video. I’m 71 years old and that’s how I try to play. If you know your limitations, you can have a decent score.

Great video and great visualization!

Dan grieves would have gotten both 😂 . Great skills fella 👍

Method to the madness 🔥

Superb game management plan. Thanks for these inspiring mental tips.

Great thoughts

Sometimes I feel like I want to get down on my knees before I hit some of my shots too! Great instruction!

I think it boils down to using the club you trust to achieve the goal. Forget hero shots. The 70 per cent rule works well.

Hi David, new to the channel and loving this instruction. 64 years old, got down to 14 years ago. Now floating around 17/18. I feel I still have the shots, although not the distance. This is helping me to manage expectations and play a calmer and more relaxed form of golf, which is leading to more consistant scoring. Thanks again.

Don’t believe that many 18 handicap golfers always hit smooth down-the-fairway shots. Go out and follow an 18 handicapper, and you’ll see why!

You are not realistic at all. 18 markers duff plenty of shots , lose balls, take 3 to get out of bunkers , have doubles and triples. You hit perfect shots for what you were trying to do, no 18 marker ever does that.

I don’t know any club golfer that from the middle of the fairway on a par 5 would hit a 6 iron to lay up. These days players are hitting their rescue clubs and going 40-60 yards further than their 6 iron.

Thank-you, managing my expectations on the course has been difficult! I, like many golfers, swing relaxed on the practice range then have expectations of bringing these results to the course. Inevitably I try to force the practice range result and badly miss hit shots the were easy on the range! I will try your 36 ball drill, outlined in a separate video, to try to improve my practice sessions… I would like to see videos of you putting students of various handicaps in similar situations demonstrating these course management principles…

Great video, inspirational ; will try it tomorrow.

If i could just learn how to hit that far so easily. Cant find that timing

A great representation of a bogey golfer. Manage long game mistakes and have a very good short game to clean up everything around the green.

Have started following your videos. Very sensible advice. Thank you for the effort.

the UK is too far for weekly lessons, and you'd get sea sick on the boat here, so I'm stuck with these excellent videos. keep 'em up.

Really enjoyed your course management

The other way to give oneself more space with that chip on the 2nd hole is to aim just a smidge right, where there is a little more room behind in case the ball runs on a bit. Not much. Just a bit. I like your idea of only needing to get within a 15 foot radius. In this case, as you say, a little short and maybe a smidge right keeps all that radius on the green.