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@@roberthobson884 Thanks Robert. My pleasure... 🙏

@@IfButOnly Thank you Peter, so great to hear... 🙏👍😀

@@susanl8478 so good to hear Susan. Thank you... And if I can help in any way, please let me know... I'm just about to do a video where I'm going to try and show the difference between mainstream and root cause in golf. Hope you're able to tune in. And you could always be the first lady in the private Facebook group...🫢😀👍

@@TheCarnivoreGolfer Will follow!!!

@@JJ_Khailha I'm sorry about that Jean. I try hard, and I'm not good at it, but the message is the best out there. You've heard of root cause medicine, well this is root cause golf. It's never been done before, but it's the only effective way to work. I've been a pro all my life, and gave up mainstream thinking a long time ago. I got so fed up with my own game, and got fed up with watching golfers either get worse, or simply go round in circles. They almost never improved, and certainly never at any speed. If a person can understand how root cause works, they'll improve very fast, and continue to improve their whole golfing life. Rich

@@Robert-ts2ef thank you for your feedback anyway Robert. Very much understand that this wouldn't be for some people, and is more directed to those who want to know more about root cause coaching - which, after a lifetime of listening to other pros, I believe is the only way forward.

Come look at my raw content golf channel which is all about the ACTION in playing golf 🫡

I think you're right Patrick. 👍🙏

@@dontrapani7778 no I don't Don. These videos are more for the people that have understood where I'm coming from, and have joined the group. This is working at the root cause, which has never been done in golf, and it takes some explaining. Sorry, Rich

@@TheCarnivoreGolferI listened that long, and it wasn’t really that long. I’m about to quit playing because I am so frustrated. I just don’t know what to do or what to practice. I’m convinced that if I find the right information, my swing will immediately improve. Going to take a few days off and start over. I want to start from scratch. 65 but in great shape.

@@kurtheitman552 Kurt, I'm someone who really struggled with the game my whole life, despite being a pro. The more I listened to anything in the mainstream, the worse I got. And then I started to notice it wasn't just me that this happened to. Eventually I stopped listening to everyone else, and went out on my own - and I slowly started to understand why things were so wrong. It was because they don't understand things at the root cause. Looking back now, I can see how some of the world's top coaches destroyed my game. And not just mine either. Feel free to join us on the Facebook group sir. It's all free. 😀🙏 Rich

‘Wow’ guy makes it a point to announce he has a three minute attention span. Pay no mind, Rich, he’s probably moved on to pickleball by now. Thanks for all the free content - we appreciate you.

@@scottbricker1495 thanks Scott...

@@cdunne1620 yes, I know a lot of people do this - and nothing wrong with that I'm sure. Tom Watson was one of the best examples I can think of. Rich 🙏

@@rauchetp Thank you Patrick...🙏

@@LizHamburger_ sounds great Liz. I hope you enjoy what's coming up... Rich

@@roberthobson884 great Robert, and I'll be doing my best for you... Hope you join us in the private Facebook group.. Rich

@@seansimpson-golf Thank you Sean...🙏😀

@@jameskraky I certainly think it's an underestimated part of the game James, but also extremely personal. Rich

@@c.shawnrobinson7101 thank you Shawn. And it's my pleasure...🙏

@@c.shawnrobinson7101 A pleasure sir..

@@fairplayer7435 from my rather long experience sir, I can assure you that only the rubbish is handed to you on a plate, and the really good stuff needs just a little more work. Hope you decide to opt for the good stuff. 🙏 Best, Rich

@@owenfromtoronto16 Actually that's a pretty reasonable and interesting question.

@@tahirhussain7107 please let us know how you get on. Thanks, Rich

@@stanlee399 No, not really to be honest Stan. I remember him well though.

@@TheCarnivoreGolfer ruclips.net/video/4-j5fOfsxqo/видео.htmlsi=2ACmMlDSfbnwciTc Love your concept brother. Thanks 🤝

@@carlchappell6383 I know what you mean Carl, but there's a lot of people that are in a bad place at the moment, but don't realise it. And don't know why...🙈🙏

@@rt33t39 sounds great! But no idea what static meshes are?

@@BadBoyTobinMclain it's all over I'm afraid sir... Didn't make it I'm afraid. Please watch "Golf is all in the mind. Or is it?" Cheers, Rich

@@TheCarnivoreGolfer Were you attempting to qualify for a senior tour over there in the UK?

@@BadBoyTobinMclain Yes. The Senior British Open. It's getting harder and harder (only 5 spots and lots of younger guys), but I still get a kick out of competing at this level.

​@speeddialgolf well done for putting yourself out their Rich I watched it all and the standard was awesome

@@robertomesnik7908 great stuff Roberto.. you could let the others know on our group if you want... 🙏😃

I'd certainly like to have a better idea of what he meant by this, and his interpretation of freedom. From my perspective (and interpretation of the word), I'd say it was impossible to hit any kind of decent shot without freedom. Just my thoughts...

Think of yourself steering a putt with tension. You either won't strike it, it'll come up very short, or it'll be a mile off line. It's easy to see this in a putt, but it's a different version of the same thing, in every shot we hit... Make sense? Rich

So right...👍

At one time I had a very weak grip for chipping, and a fairly strong grip for the long game. But eventually I found a way where I was more efficient in the long game with a weak grip. You'll see that in an upcoming video called 'My crazy, authentic self.' For any person who's working more at the root cause of things, there has to be some trial and error - and there's always going to be opportunities to improve further. This idea that someone knows any kind of final answer in golf is really quite ridiculous. Or that we ever come to some kind of final conclusion. There never has been one since golf first began. Rich

Good to hear Chief... There is a subtle difference in this video. It really did help me when I lost a bit of interest in the swingpath. Keep up the good work Chief! Rich

Cheers Chief! Sounds all good... 😀👍🙏

I was practicing down the range today and found myself moving before I hit the ball. It felt like a bit of a mini Happy Gilmore swing. And the detail would be - and I'm recreating it here in my living room - that after addressing the ball with the club head just behind it, as I started my backswing, my left foot moved forwards simultaneously; not a planned position, it just happened. And it loosened up my swing and I hit the ball better than I have ever before. It was becoming like the athletic 'set up' you would adopt if the ball was moving. My stance for the swing, seemed to be a moving variation of my static stance, which is with my left foot slightly forwards of my right one. All very interesting; I'll be playing about with this one!

@@oliversellen9921 awesome Mr Sellen!! 👏

Why thank you Mam...😀🙏...

Gosh, I really wish I had the time to be able to do this, but at the moment I haven't sadly. Can I recommend that you join our private group where I can do my best to answer your questions. Maybe one day I'll be in a position where I can do more videos which specifically answer people's questions...I can only hope...🙏 Rich

@@TheCarnivoreGolfer Your 66 and havn't the time, Crap ! Just say you don't know how ! I don't want to chat about it !

@@ropo1099 no, you're probably right...

Thank you so much Kevin... 🙏

Very welcome sir...🙏

Great video Rich @speeddialgolf it’s all making sense, keep living the dream 🕺

Awesome stuff. Anything like this is a great start. The machine like start (and thinking) we've all been given in golf has been so damaging and limiting for all golfers.

Oh my goodness, that's fantastic Catherine!! 😀👍🙏... Great to meet you both...

Well you'll never know then will you Lesley...

Wow! How awesome was that!! 👏👏 And thank you for taking the time to watch...

Thank you Doug. Totally unnecessary, but thank you..🙏

@@TheCarnivoreGolfer I'm all ears and eyes Rich. You've been under the pressure cooker playing the European Tour and have now side-stepped "swing prison"! Your insights are forged from blood, sweat and tears, and are much appreciated! I'm just beginning to see the light myself because of you.

Thank you Doug for taking the time to comment. Much appreciated. 🙏 Rich

Yes, sadly I think we do the same thing in many other things too, and commercialism and money hide the truth and decent values. Thanks for taking the time to comment Steven. Rich

Thanks Jon... So good to hear.. 🙏

Hi Robert, such nice words, thank you so much. And how are you?

@@TheCarnivoreGolfer I am fine Richard thank you. Been living in Cornwall now for 35 years and its a good life here. I do not play golf anymore but still pick up a club now and then and have a swing in the garden and think back to the days trying to make the grade. Good luck with the channel and I shall watch the videos with interest.

@@CornishFishingAirRifleShooting great to hear Robert! Probably not a bad thing getting out of golf though. I've no regrets, but wouldn't choose this path again. 🫢😀👍

Thank you Brian...

Thanks Roberto... I'd do much more if I could Roberto...🙏

Great! Keep us posted please... You're welcome in the Facebook group too if you fancy it.. Rich

It certainly was... About 5.30am

Thanks for your comment sir. As you say, there are good and bad instructors. Some very good, and some very bad. Obviously I can't be sure, but my experience tells me that despite there being some very good ones, there's another level that we could aspire to. The system and our present understanding won't really allow it to happen yet, but maybe in time it could. I'm attempting it here on this channel, and on the private Facebook group. And while it may not be ideal, it's a start at least. And for anyone that looks into it enough, asks the right questions, and fully embraces things, there's at least a chance of seeing what could potentially be done. Rich

@@TheCarnivoreGolferThanks, Rich, for this very logical discussion of the golf process. I’ve tried to instruct my wife on certain aspects of the game, and her eyes immediately glaze over and she just won’t tolerate any instruction. I think she would agree with the concept that, “I’ll do it my own way, thank you”! It’s so frustrating to me that she won’t hear anything about ball position, body sway, low point of the swing ….. and she makes the same mistakes over and over. But, at least she wants to come play with me, and for that, I’m grateful. I discovered you on a Carnivore channel, and was immediately sold on your logical way of thinking. “Freedom”! Something Rocky said all the time. Keep bringing us these golf nuggets …. I love them!

@@russstillwell3379 thank you so much for tuning in Russ. Yes it's strange how my golf journey has been almost identical to my health and eating journey. And how a change of perspective and thinking can make such dramatic differences. It is quite difficult stuff to explain, but I'm working quite a lot on it (in my spare time), and will be coming out with more hopefully soon... All the best, Rich

@@TheCarnivoreGolferThanks, Rich. As this relates to our health journeys, being able to take responsibility for our own health decisions, regardless of the establishment, can make a huge difference going forward. There’s lot of older golfers who could use a waist size reduction as a game improvement mechanism, as well. I am looking forward to incorporating some of your ideas on the golf course tomorrow.

@@russstillwell3379 so agree Russ. Good luck tomorrow. Keep us posted of course... Rich

Awesome Roberto, and please keep up the communication... Good or bad... I'm sure we can always help... 🙏 Rich