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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- I play around with clubbing up in this video and talk about my strategy around the greens. There was a question a viewer asked and this should answer that question. I hope you enjoy!
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I think the advice is usually to club up so you can swing easier. Since you already swing easy all the time, your distances are already calibrated for that so no need for you to club up. Thanks for the demo!
I don't feel like I swing easy, it's all I got!
Anyone that regularly watches your channel will realize that what you have that most of us don't have is consistency. From driver to putter you consistently achieve your expected result. Most of the rest of us don't. God bless you and your family. "Hit'em straight "
Thank you, Arnold! Hopefully, I can get a little better.
You're the goat of explaining course strategy, the man with the plan! Most greens are way more penal off the back than front.
Thank you so much, Chris!
The video is fantastic golf wisdom. You are very merciful to this individual because you don’t have to defend or justify your shot choice. You know your game, therefore, you make the choice that fits your physical and mental game. I appreciate your videos and have learned a lot about shot choice. Maybe you should show the world all the golf awards and trophies you have. Great video!!!!!!
Thank you so much! I appreciate you!
Good illustration of lack of change and possibly more trouble when clubbing up. We short hitters need to get a solid short game to chip to one putt. Glad to hear you're getting a chance to practice the second shot clubs.
What a concept..more practice equals a more better outcome. We can all learn something here.
I'm getting ready for our match play tourneys. Practice practice, practice
You got it Bradley! Get the victory!
This is an excellent video about staying short of the green that I will implement immediately.
@mark41157 Thank you, Mark!
I enjoy the content. Maybe for an older guy like me maybe give your tips/advice for consistent contact or what you do. Or take a new golfer out on the course/range and give tips. I’m back in after 13 years and am totally inconsistent with flush contact. Hit a good shot and the next 4 go where ever. I think it’s going all out on my swing when I should probably dial it down to 75-80% swing. Easy to say and think but naturally hard to do. Mentally I say easy but naturally I go all out. Any tips for that?
I'll think on that. I've never tried to hit the ball hard. I just swing at a normal pace. I may have an idea.
You and I agreed on this strategy in an earlier video of yours, everyone must realize that no strategy is the same for all, situations. Rather be short and land where I see what’s waiting for me, than hit it long into the real unknown hinterland lol
@@survivinwithrahlowb8622 I agree!
Great demonstration and video!
Thank you, Tom!
Best advice I've ever gotten when I was younger and could hit a ball a mile. Was getting killed by an old guy and he looked at me after one of my shots and said "why do you swing so hard" I had no answer and he said "Take one club less and swing easier" Best golf advise i've ever gotten. Who cares what the number at the bottom of the club is, just use the one that gets you there every time, not sometimes.
You got it Alan!
Great response to the question MSH 👍 maybe unknowingly Alan forgot that the courses you play you probably have a lot of course knowledge just as we do on the courses that we play on a regular basis, 🙏praying for all involved in the horrific act in Pennsylvania praying for peace and unity
Thank you so much!
Thanks for video. All my video watching is strategy. Stay away from trouble. Most of my courses the trouble is in the back of the green. At least I have a chance at up and down. Dropped from a 16 to a 12 so far. Tee time 8:40am. Let’s go baby
@jeffproehl295 Play well! Thank you for watching!
It seems to me that you're usually pretty dialed in with club selection based on the lie, the wind, etc. Love seeing those 7 iron punch outs too. As is often said-long is wrong on most holes. Keep having fun playing and we'll enjoy watching.
Thank you so much!
My home course has elevated greens that don’t have a flat spot on them. If you go over the greens you usually can’t see the cup on your next shot. Short is the preferred miss where I play.
Thank you!
Great advice as always!
Thank you Jesse!
Great video. I will club up when hitting into wind or the green is uphill and a combination of both.
@rickcudmore8156 Thank you, Rick!
I came to golf from an athletic background and although I have not become a good golfer, I do have an opinion on this that I think makes sense. Again, from an athletic point of view, it makes a lot more sense to use a stronger club because it should increase your room for error. If on a given shot you have 2 options, one requires that the shot be hit perfectly, and the other with say a 3/4 swing, the second option is a lot more doable for most of us. For the average golfer I think that's the best option- even up here in Canada! lol
@canuck_gamer3359 Keep doing what's working for you. The video was about taking more club with the same swing. Using your process, it would mean taking 75% swings with both clubs. I never play for a perfect shot no matter what club I'm hitting. I play for average shots.
What I do is play to the front of the green for middle and front pins and the middle of the green for back pins, reverse of taking more club and swinging easier, less club normal swing works for me,
@@survivinwithrahlowb8622 That's a great strategy! That's the problem with general statements like I was responding to in the video. Every situation is different.
Always play your game, not someone else’s. Knowing your carry distances and your dispersions are extremely helpful. The data will tell you if you should club up or down. Cheers.
Thank you!
When I try to take more club I almost always come up short because I know I have too much club and either decelerate or shorten my swing too much. I find taking 2 more clubs and shortening my swing works better for me.
Thank you!
One of the biggest differences between your average amateur and your highly-skilled player, whether Tour pro, elite am, or just random scratch club guy is their skill at playing recovery and short-game shots. Those players can take on the extra risk because they have extra skill that can save their par more often than not, and when things work out, the extra risk gives them a great birdie chance.
I agree with your premise. Take the more safe option unless you just really feel good about the situation. As your skill improves, you increase your aggression (within reason) when the situation allows.
Thank you so much!
But if you play the more aggressive strategy you would increase your chances of holing out more often. However, I do agree with the conservative strategy if you’re playing to shoot your best score by the odds. I appreciate the content you put out, very informative. Thanks!
Whatever works for you! I'm conservative.
It's 18 for 18 at my course, and the other course in town. Short every time, mostly due to high mounds on the back side. A couple of times due to nasty downhill rolls.
It gets bit more complicated, though. Short from a fat or wrong club choice is still really annoying. Going long because you absolutely flush it may not be good for score, but you can say "wow, I hit that great!"
Thank you!!!
I just want to say. After today’s assassination attempt on former President Trump. I appreciate even more your videos. They are always level toned and never loud or abrasive. This Country needs more helpful happy videos like yours that can bring people together who may unwittingly be on opposing sides of today’s political climate . Thank you for this video MSH .
Thank you so much!
If you're a consistent ball striker then hit the club you hit but if you're like a lot of us (me), I'm not a consistent ball striker especially since I turned 65 :). When I hit my 7 flush it goes 140, but most of the time it's going 135 ish, so in general I club up unless there is a severe helping wind or the green's elevation is below my feet.
I play my average distance, not a flushed shot. The difference for me is more than the 5 yards you have. I wish it was that tight for me. Thank you for watching!
@@rmclark339 The person I was responding to thought I needed to club up.
I can’t imagine a comment on your distance control. It’s the best I have ever seen.
Your switch to cross hand putting is the only change I have noticed since I subscribed.
Thank you, Steve! Sometimes commenters only watch 1 video and make a quick judgement. I appreciate you!
Please stop listening to RUclips "experts". Your golf course strategy is among the very best!
Thank you so much! Sometimes I should definitely ignore!
Are you using the Takomo driver? 🐊🏌️♂️⛳️🦅🇺🇲
Yes!
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@@Gabe00723 👋 Thank you!
Take the extra club choke down. Try that
Thank you for watching!
Play your own game. As long as you commit to do your best with the shot at hand, there is no good to come with secong guessing your shot. All in all id say youve got a great game.
Thank you!
I believe the theory of clubbing up is intended for the golfer who makes inconsistent contact with the ball, not someone such as yourself.
@@thomascox1086 The commenter thought I needed to. Thank you!
I'm hereby calling a two shot penalty on the score card for the next round to all of those who gave unsolicited advise on this thread. That's the rules of golf, so be honest and penalize yourselves. Oh, and leave the kid alone! It's really embarrassing giving "advice" to someone who plays way better than most of us 🙂
when you were a plus handicap you were younger. correlation please
Yep. Thank you for watching!
Love your content but I believe your going too far into the other end. All your examples show why clubbing up puts you in rough positions (pun intended) but there are times that clubbing up is the correct approach given some circumstances with the player & course design.
I believe the "clubing up" advice is a bastardization for aiming to the back of the green. Most amateurs don't have perfect knowledge of lies or a consistent swing. This usually results in short than expected shots. This is especially the case if the yardages were based on having perfect even lies and physical condition. Like all swing or course management tips things the entire though process should be laid out to highlight the pros & cons of every approach so viewers can learn to think critically on the course instead of playing copy-paste golf.
This was not about viewers this was about the advice I was given. I'm pretty sure I stated a viewer said I should club up. I've already done videos on clubbing up. The average golfer should club up more often than not. However, this video was not about the average golfer. Sometimes, I do videos for me. RUclips is a hobby, so I try to do videos for myself at times. I simply was answering a viewer comment about my personal golf game. If you felt misguided, I apologize.
A 6 hybrid!!?? Unsubbed! Just kidding lol
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Clubbing up seems to always be the advice from players that don’t know their carry distances. My “home” course has mostly very crowned greens with back to front slopes. Missing short is always better than any other miss…⛳🏌
Exactly Rick! If you know your distance taking extra club would mean intentionally hitting it over the green!