What 2 Handicap Golf Really Looks Like (After a Lesson)
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I’ve taken a few lessons, but the most helpful one came from a guy I played with a few years ago. He taught me to take my glove off when chipping and putting, and it made a world of a difference with feel. He was a nice guy but I forgot his name.
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I'd never had lessons when I started golf over 30 years ago, but I've never putted or chipped wearing a glove. I don't know know if it was because I saw pros take their glove off on or around the green when I first started watching. It feels wrong just thinking about it!
“I woke up looser than a Kardashian”, might be your best line yet Matty
I didn’t know what it meant. I thought it meant like ‘chill’
@@GolfSidekick nope LOL
Wonderful stuff
@@GolfSidekick 🤣
I spit my drink LITERALLY
You're my coach Matt. Best lesson I received was to hang up the driver and play the clubs I feel good about. For 2 years the fellas in my golf league snickered about me teeing off with my 7 iron but my handicap has continued to drop. I can consistently finish under 100 and last week (after a lot of practice) I worked my 3w into the bag and shot 88. That is my PR and it all stemmed from watching your course management and ego busting videos. I am playing thoughtfully and within my abilities and my score is falling steadily.
The Way
Amazing how a golf swing and game can change so drastically mid round. Great video and I laughed every time the 'Nice Guy, Forgot his name' flashed up. Currently playing the golf of my life mainly due to having played 70 rounds so far this year and finding your website and adopting so many of your principals. Thanks for all these videos and enjoy your golf, it's better than working.
Of course Golf Lessons Work For Me
The Golf Lessons I get on the channel from you is what makes me enjoy golf again
I gave the game up for 3 years when I got fed up with being angry and upset each round. Now I don't care
You have taught me to remember that I am only pursuing a hobby so I need to smile and enjoy myself on the course
Played on Saturday my first round in 6 weeks due to weather issues. Course was saturated from lots of rain and hadn't dried out and I shot 8 over my handicap
The guys I played with had a miserable time as they dealt with their struggles. Not me I was smiling regardless of how bad I played.
Because I was out there to enjoy myself and have fun partaking in my hobby
Thanks for the Lesson Chief Playa 👏👏
Wadda master of himself
Exactly! Well said. Being able to walk in the outdoors , hitting a little ball with bit of metal just to get in a hole in a way that is almost guaranteed to infuriate you but can occasionally be a thing of beauty is an absolute luxury we should appreciate.
Jack Kinoff should win just for his username... I'm going to use that on my next fed ex delivery
appreciate you showing the melt down. I've had it happen so many times and it's such a helpless feeling. it's such a humbling game. thanks
This is an Insta-classic sidekick video!.....It sums up what most of us playas go through every time we play, but it also shows that redemption is only one shot away! Keep up the great work Baus!
It happens man. I love that you documented it. You can actually see the mental unravel. It's way easier said than done sometimes...it's all about letting go. Golf is hard.
Hi Golf Sidekick, I live in Oregon/USA. Played last Sunday saw four feathers 🪶 planted on the course. Fills my heart ❤️ with Happy Feelings. You Definitely are having a Positive impact on golf ⛳️ World 🌎 Wide.
Peace Brofriend
6:35 Was honestly a beautiful poem. This man's talents know no bounds
its Crawling by Lincoln Park lmao
@@JBearTrades dammit lol. But tbf the part before he quoted the lyrics was good too
Oh man the highs and lows of this round.... I think this is one of the best videos to show how much of a mental game Golf is.
Brilliant again! Good to see the Baus sometimes fails to live up to his Zen-esque preachings. Some hilarious shots and this channel is brilliant.
Golf lessons help even the best of golfers. Even as a +6, your course management skills have translated into my game, allowing me to play consistent, better golf. I went from a +4 to a plus +6 in 6 months, a big part of that being a change in thought process on the course. I used to think playing that way was for weekend golfers who can't keep it in play, but in the last year and a half I've been watching your channel you showed me that isn't the case at all.
Your Golf sidekick videos have been instrumental in making me a better player in terms of strategy, management, and headspace, and I wouldn't be half the golfer I am today without you. But nothing will ever compare to my swing coach, Vinny.
Golf lessons are the cheat code to being a good golfer. No video, book, or training tool can match a pro staring at your swing and telling you how to fix it; not even close. Nobody can tell you the best way for YOU to improve unless they sit down and watch you, and that's what a lesson does. I've been seeing the same coach on and off for over a decade, starting when I was a teenager. Whenever I'm feeling like I'm finally a competent golfer I book a lesson and he me humbles me, telling me exactly how I can improve. Every time I do.
Vinny for the winny
Lessons worked for me, as long as I'm patient enough to practice what I've been taught and level headed enough to not expect miracles right away. Great video!
Congrats on 200k subs playa!
Thanks. Next stop 201,200
Got down to a 3 handicap within 2 years of starting because I took lessons and practiced from the start. Astounds me more people don’t get lessons, makes the game far more enjoyable
If there is just one piece of advice to every newer golfer… get lessons immediately
First time I picked up a golf club was a bunker lesson and now I’ve never been afraid of going in bunkers!
Amazing
My very first golf lead helped immensely when I figured out I was swinging senior flex clubs as a 25 year old….once I got the noodles out of my hand, golf became way more fun!
I really got a lot out of lessons. It taught me how to hit a draw as my stock shot and to greatly improve my contact. Maybe even more importantly, I learned what to practice and how to practice so I didn't waste my time at the range.
I just realized how much I missed the narrated videos! Great combo of narration and "live" commentary on this one! Well done PiC!
Thank you beast
Yes golf lessons have worked for me on the PHYSICAL side of the ball. Your vids have helped me on the MENTAL side so with these two combined, watch out!
Im watching!!!!
I took lessons for two years with a coach named Terry who completely changed my crappy/flippy swing at 30 hcp into the 10 hcp swing I have today. He was able to help me troubleshoot my swing if I started shanking or hooking. Now I have a reliable draw and hit the ball farther and more accurate than before. It gave me confidence as I developed that I could ‘eggsrcute’ the Playa in chiefs plans for breaking 100/90/80. I now shoot reliably in the mid to low 80s. I moved away and haven’t seen terry for awhile but I know that I probably would not have enjoyed golf as much without his coaching. Now to find a coach to help with my putting! Then I’ll reliably be in the high 70s!
Absolutely golf lessons have worked for me. Got my job when I listened to the now boss for a whole bloody round of an on course lesson. It's amazing what you can learn from at 30 handicap. I learned that shutting up sometimes can get you places.
I literally visualize your swing and think "open and close" when I swing. Been playing the best golf of my life. In the last 20 rounds, I went from a scoring average of 93 to 84. It's all mental and you're my psychiatrist.
Golf lessons have absolutely worked for me. I tried to pick up golf while in college by teaching myself using RUclips lessons and posting swing videos for randos on the internet to critique. A few frustrating months of that during the summer and I just gave up. Five years later I decide to try again, took a lesson and within minutes there was real progress. I left with specific things to work on at the range and have continued to improve with that.
I'm a 15-ish handicap. I had my first ever lesson about 2 months ago. The pro taught me how to shallow out my swing a little which even encouraged a draw. About 2 weeks after the lesson I broke 90 at a course I've never played before! Didn't even lose a ball! Waddalyfe
I appreciate you posting this video. It shows a mental pit every golfer can be lured into every time he walks on the course.
I don’t know if golf lessons work for me because they are too expensive and I cant afford them. This channel is cheap…yet priceless at the same time…
This video has boosted my moral after a similar meltdown of my own at a nice country club this past weekend: 38-45…started thinking about the score at the turn, wanted the 70’s and slowly bought into my demise.
This one hit home close and was a painful watch. This is a summary of most of my golf. I am a low single handicapper on the first 9 and a solid 30 handicapper on the second 9. I have no clue how to fix it. At the last tournament i played 38 front 9 and 53 back nine with 7 lost balls. And this is a regular occurance. I need a shrink or so...
Big distance gains lately?? Maybe I’m just now noticing but holy cow. Since I started watching you like 4 years ago, the distance gains are incredible
Seems so. For the longest time i just held back because i didn’t want to unleash the true me. The true me is to hit it harder
I had this happen last round, was 2 under thru 12 and it got in my head. Went 5 over the next 3 holes. Then channeled my inner Matt & shot even the last 3 for a 74, best round of my life!
The best thought to hit a shallow swing on the ball is, think of sliding your club under the ball between it and the grass. This thought helped me with shallowing the club amd hitting shots opening my club face.
Try thinking this when you hit your irons. I got this from a fitter and it improved my contact and mid/short game
Been taking lessons, one of my favorite that was taught to me is. Range is for practice, when you are on the course playing its recess. Meaning dont try to practice mid round, just play the swing you have and have fun
Your lessons are the best. Keeping my cool and playing smarter shots as you coach has definitely helped my game and overall outlook on golf
As a RUclipsr, I think a great question you ask the playas is if they've been helped by golf instructors who are on RUclips. I found this US instructor who's on RUclips that promotes a swing body rotation and not by using arm strength. The swing feels much more effortless ("Effortless Golf Swing"). I went ahead and bought his e-book and am enjoying a much smoother swing.
Wadda playa congrats on 200k subs
Thanks next step 201,000
Was fortunate enough my lovely wife acknowledged how much more I was getting into golf the last couple of years and she bought me lessons as a birthday present last year.
I was a double-bogey golfer, I worked hard, but just couldnt find consistency.
I had a 3-lesson package with my coach, he he literally took me from a 36hcp to 20hcp, and on the way down further, with some very minor tweaks on my swing with my driver and long-mid irons. I was far too steep on my swing (causing chunks and slices), and after teaching me to (what was at the time uncomfortable) shallow the club, I found a beautiful draw in my shot shape, and not only is that now my regular shape, it feels totally comfortable to me, like 2nd nature.
The club pro's are definitely worth their weight. Waddalesson
I bought the Birdie Bank Credit Card before my first tournament of the summer last week. Used it in the tournament and I managed to get 4 birdies in one round, as well as shooting my best ever score -- a 79! This card really works folks!
Yassss kween. And you can pay it back whenever you feel. Or never. Waddalife
@@GolfSidekick waddabank waddacard waddalife
This was pure gold, best music compilation EVER.
You are gold
Waddaguy, quoting lyrings in perfect synchronization with the golf. Gotta love it!
Best lesson I ever got - be honest and put your card in no matter how bad the result is. Golf is real. Idiots I have played with cheat their handicap by leaving the course and not submitting their brain wormed result when finished so as to not increase their handicap. You are honest and real Matt and I love that.
I never really understood the reasoning behind no submitting cards. You have to have a few really bad rounds for your handicap to increase.
My friend of mine is a teaching pro. Taught me how to hit low stingers. And on courses with a lot of trees it’s a great tool to have.
What I learned from golf lessons (as a professional cricket coach) was the mechanics of the golf swing and that I had to change my swing path to more in to out and to change my cricket DNA backlift to not hinging my wrists.
Lessons are the number one thing. Changed grip, worked on swing to make sure I know where the ball is going, and when it doesn’t have the knowledge to know what happened and when to worry and when not!
I went 2 months without playing golf, first round back and I'm 1 under after 11. Proceed to finish with an 82.
I say this to try to express the extent to which I empathize with this video. Headworms my man.... they'll take over playing this game.
I’ve taken many small group lessons when I was at a ~22 and I’ve gotten down to about ~11. These lessons have given me many “feel” concepts that I think were perfect for my skill level at that time. They didn’t over complicate things, but got me thinking towards nice end goals. As I break into single figures, I think 1-on-1 lessons will be better for specific swing changes. All this while having the Playa in Chief as my mental coach, what more can I ask for…other than an International Birdie Bank Credit Card.
It was extremely therapeutic to watch you have a blow up round at the end there. I just played my best round yet and the very next round I blew up. Good to know it's just part of the game even for good golfers like Matt.
WHADDA PLAYER… you are a inspiration Matt👍…best RUclips golf channel ever, with the best Real Player Tips.
Thank you playa
Lessons have been AMAZING for me because my coach isn’t trying to change my swing. It’s so important to find a reputable pro who can examine your swing as a unique move, understand how your body works and what it’s capabilities are, then recommend drills and techniques that develop FEELS for good movement within those boundaries. Since ditching RUclips swing tips 18 months ago I’ve gone from a 27 to a 15 HC with 2 rounds in the 70s under my belt and enjoy golf more than I ever have.
This is the way
My best lesson has been a simple throwaway comment in one of your videos - “stop playing swing the club, start playing golf”.
Only started playing this year and had a lesson at the range a couple months ago, really messed me up. In the last 3 weeks, I’ve managed to go from struggling to break 90, to consistently in the low 80’s just by using CENTURY and GIOTG and focusing on the shot rather than the swing 👍
This was so cathartic to watch! I can't believe two eagles on the front nine followed by a meltdown. But I do believe it because mid-round forgetting how to swing is my specialty! Thank you for sharing that with me!
p.s. I've learned that it takes about 30 minutes for cortisol to get out of your system unless you manage it well. I also noted that you kept making a mention of your 5 up start and thinking backward is a recipe for locking up your body as well as the technical swing thoughts you were fighting. Easy for me to type, so hard to execute!
After only golfing for 3 months I broke 100 using your method (No driver, only 5 clubs, splitting shots etc). Then my ego said “If I can break 100 with a 4 iron off the tee, surely I can break 90 with a driver!”… so I became obsessed with hitting driver.
For the next 3 months I tried and tried and tried to no avail, and it was at this point I decided I needed some lessons. I explained to the instructor that my irons were good and I just needed help with the driver. His first comment was “If you can hit a 7 iron straight, you can hit a driver straight”, so he had me pull out the 7 iron and proceeded to change my swing. After two months of lessons, not only could I still not hit the driver, but I couldn’t hit my irons either! I quit taking lessons.
I tried to get back to my old swing only to realize I had lost that too… then depression and anger set in. I went to range almost every day for the next 3 months trying to flush the new thoughts out of my head and get back to what I formerly had. Finally a swing emerged… not quite the old swing, but sort of an evolution of the old swing… I was back!
Now what?? I had just wasted almost 9 months because I wanted to hit that damn driver and still couldn’t. “Hmmm maybe I should watch that breaking 90 video?” lol
I threw the driver back in the garage and went and got a 7 wood… the “secret weapon” as you called it. And sure enough, I could hit it. After a month or so of practicing with it on the range, learning to get out of bunkers, making sure I could chip and two putt from anywhere around the green, I was ready… and voila… shot an 86!
I don’t want to say lessons are bad, just that you need to be willing to suck again for a while. Perhaps if I had held out, it would have been positive, but I guess I’m just impatient.
Nice Guy, I forgot his name
He was a nice guy though
Driver sucked and I was without a sense of confidence, I'm convinced that there's just too much pressure to take... a lesson. But I got one and it helped me straighten my drives.
This one of your funniest videos I’ve ever watched!!! It had highs it had lows it had tears and laughter 😆
It happens, Chief. As a 25HCP, I see far too many of these meltdowns, but you showing this proves that everyone struggles sometimes. Reminds me to just enjoy the sunshine and try again another day. At least you got in a good Linkin Park quote, so it wasn't a total loss.
Makes me feel better about my game. Recently shot my second ever under par front 9 and stripped my drive in the middle of the fairway on 10 and almost shanked my wedge into the green made bogey and never recovered. Shot +8 on the back for a 77. Could have been a great round.
Just had a great lesson that fixed my driver. When swinging any club except my driver, I have a natural tendency to keep the face closed on the backswing and the downswing, allowing me to easily square the club face at impact. But when I swing my driver, I am entirely inconsistent, going from a straight hit to several slices and then overcorrecting and hooking it. When I took the lesson, the pro showed me that although I keep the face closed on the backswing, as I try to move my hands into the slot on the downswing, I leave the face wide open, and then I rush to turn my wrists to square the face. Sometimes I luck out, but mostly it's still open, and I slice it. The pro decided the best solution for me was to turn my wrists during the back swing. My left wrist is completely bowed at the top of the backswing. Now I don't have to think about anything except letting my arms fall into the slot while I swing my body around my left thigh. I am hitting the ball straight or with a slight draw 90% of the time now.
In my last lesson we worked on my grip - it was getting weak. I tightened up my grip and got strong, which resulted in the purest ballstriking ever known to amature golfers - straight mid irons saved more greens in reg - and made me play my first ever round of 84 - no mulligans, no nonsence, just relaxed shoulders and strong grips. easy life easy personal best. Wadda lesson.
Best advice I have gotten in a lesson was to take what feels like a short back swing but then have a committed and aggressive downswing. They key words used were committed and aggressive and not quick since bad things happen when that word gets thrown around in a golf swing.
Great to see good golfers hit the scheisse wall as well.Hit one myself last round and even though I only ended up 6 over HCP it felt like a lot more.
It happens to everyone. Even the great Eldrick Woods.
Best golf lesson I got was from a beautiful pro woman golfer at the pro shop that ended up letting me hit my 1 wood down the fairway straight into the hole. Hit the rough on the way in but I hit a little “fader” and ended up on the green with the “green light” for an eagle. Every once in a while I’d end up in the “shit”” but she seemed to like it when I ended up in the sand trap after she realized a water hazard was in play. She would give me a penalty every time my stroke was off tempo but that’s what makes golf so great. Enjoy every shot playas. Because the next shot might just be your best shot ever. Best lesson I ever learned. #Waddalife #Divotsaregolden
Love your honesty Matt! This gave me a good laugh. My last time out felt exactly like you described as "Thinking about mechanics instead of doing normal things" and my results were very similar. Glad it wasn't just me
At 6:50 I was like “WTH? that’s not a poem!” Haha, I knew right away because I knew all LP lyrics by heart
The Kardashian line got me laughed so hard, man!!!
Was not taking any divots at impact. Tried everything to fix it. Finally gave up and took a lesson. 80 year old gentleman working at range near my house. 50 dollars 30 min lesson. Made me do a very strange exercise which made me doubt this ability. 30 mins later, I was taking perfect divot and best impact of my life. Booked 5 more lessons with him immediately.
Easy game
3 weeks ago took a lesson and broke 80 for the 1st time last saturday...😍😍😍
Matt, you hIt driver in their episode more than I’ve seen before. Sorry about the melt down. I’ve experienced similar situation recently like every time I pulled a 6 iron I shanked it on the round. Thing is, that club is one of my favorites. Oh well, Stuff happens. I didn’t play golf for 10 years because I sucked and never broke 100 since playing the game at the age of 13. Finally when I was 50 my son wanted me to teach him. Well I decided to take lessons from a pro suggested by a good golfer friend. Well, I took 6 lessons (one a week for an hour). About two weeks after my last lesson I broke 100. I was bombing drivers and hitting irons like never before and playing so much better. I played to an 11 handicap. I’ve since retired and play at least twice a week now and hitting the ball great still play from regular tees ~6300 yds. I’m 71 years old and have a current handicap of 5.4. The thing is I keep the ball in play more and play smarter. No hero shots and the short game is much better. I use an app with GPS when I play and it keeps track of handicap and stats. I love your channel and content. I see you are still wearing the shoes from your trip to the states.
Thnks Matt as always BRILLIANT video...OMG man you smack that ball I don't know how they don't split on every Driver shot..unreal love that Spank sound...an yr 9irons, I dream of crunching like yrs..cheers mate
Best lesson came from this channel: Stop self diagnosing. Went for a lesson couple of days ago and even though it was fairly simple, I never would have got it right myself. I was hitting hands first and nothing was happening below the waist. Reminds me of being single, but for different reasons.
The fart sound on 11 was absolute gold.
Brain fart what don’t pay rent must come out
Just played my best round ever in a 91. No driver, stress free shots. I love you playa
Lesson’s from a Pro: I really depends on the ability of both the Pro and Golfer how they communicate to get the messages and concepts transfered. I had many good lessons when the language transfer was good and understood by me. As well to have a briefing after the lessons if the instructions are understood, repeatable and memorized by me.
Golf lessons always have me striking the ball so much better, that I completely forget course management. Love to get new drills to learn how to keep that crisp ball strike for the next rounds though!
I have taken one lesson since getting back into golf. That lesson was a month ago. We filmed it and I have been drilling 5-6 times a week on what I learned since then. Now I finally feel comfortable to move on with the next lesson. Also, Linkin Park?
Lessons changed my whole disposition on the course. Prior to a few lessons I would get so frustrated during a round trying to figure out what was wrong with my shot. Lessons gave me a couple of things to focus on, and if I was working towards those I could live with results. It took the guesswork away.
This is where lessons have their greatest benefit and you obviously have the correct mindset to accept and use the information you were given. Love that.
Lessons absolutely help, if nothing else, I certainly lose way fewer golf balls now.. so even if no major score improvements, I'm breaking even on money saved from buying balls 😂
Man, I feel you. I had A Grade Championships on the weekend just gone, front 9 was 33 and finished with a 76 🤬. At the turn I spoke with my playing partner about something that has been annoying me at home, bad mistake Playa....
Ahah this video is so relatable. IN my opinion i think the problem was you started super well 😂 Whenever after a lesson , golf course is irrelevant. Ofc this sentence can change whether what you working on . But for me if i focused on the lesson fixing my long game i tend to worry about short game on the course. Cause i know other part is in progress. Keep with the content , you're doing a great job .
A little “Michael Jackson” English on that 90 degree putt. 😄
Hee heee cha mone
Love your videos, specially like when you put the music in and time the birdie music perfect 🙂 I even found myself saying I am going to use a sixerrr on the course haha great playa
The best lessons I ever got weren’t even full on hour lessons. There was a pro at the club I played at that I would play matches against. After a round or before one he would help me for 2 minutes on something so small it seemed insignificant that he noticed while we were playing. In six months I went from a 12 to a 1 handicap with these small bits of swing feels. It changed how I looked at the game for sure.
Agreed - the best one I ever had was 2 minutes and didn't charge me - told me I was ridiculous. Move the ball back 1 inch in the driver setup. Shot 73 the next day after struggling to break 80. Got to scratch in another couple months
Players... we have fallen into pieces. My brain forgot how to hit a golf ball LOLOLOLOOLOLOLOL!
My OG golf RUclips channel I always come back to no matter how long I've been way!
Don’t go away for so long
One golf lesson that changed my game was from one of your videos I can't remember the girls name but she was telling you to pick small targets and as easy as that sounds to do its hard to constantly add that to your routine but I some how have and it 100% helps
Michelle low and genevieve both great at that
Just damn funny. Laughed my ass off. Felt ZERO empathy watching your game implode. Especially after that comment that you were praying for your opponent to meltdown, as you were in the middle of a melt down! WADDAMELTDOWN 😂 I love you man!
Wow, this is exactly my round last week. Surreal how quickly it happens.
golf lessons work for me, though i've never had an official lesson. my lessons involve me watching better players on the range and the course. i absorb their movements and establish concepts around those movements in my mind. i've always done that with all my sports. i'm a feel player and i work on feeling what i've seen and then practicing applying it to my own swing.
Love this playa
Unlike my handicap, the Waddaplaya Credit Card’s interest rate is very low
Credit is free. Just plant some feathers sometimes
Got a lesson about 5 weeks ago. Only focused on getting off the tee. Since that lesson, I’ve had my lowest round ever (finally broke 90 and shot 87), I won 2 tournaments, came in 2nd in another two tournaments, and am consistently hitting my driver 230yards + mostly in the fairway. I’ve also been playing the same golf ball for 3 consecutive rounds, which might be my biggest accomplishment (avoiding penalties)!!
Coincidentally, around the same time as this lesson, I got my new waddaplaya tuba polo shirt and have been wearing it nearly every time I play.
Come to think of it….might not be the lesson that helped me… #waddashirt
This is my exact problem. Everything will be going great and somewhere along the way it's like I forgot how to swing. Especially with my driver, one slight fade when I hit a draw all day and the derailment is shortly ahead. I keep shooting low 80's but if I could stop the madness I know I'd finally break 80. One day!
When you said, "we're on a lonely journey" while a full fairway over, I laughed out loud. I've been there, meeting my mates at the green a bit later... although not often with the par you got.
The South African sounding Brit finally returns! Hope to get loads of tubas now...
He is actually taiwanese !
Took swing lessons at my local pro shop the beginning of my second year of golf went from a 96 average score to averaging 87 in my second year still looking to break 80 but im sure it will come with practice.
The best thing a golf lesson taught me was posture. Once I uncurled my body and learned to set up properly I started hitting the ball much better.
Love the heavy metal music. Great job as always. Need to get some Thai caddies here in California.
nah then you would have to pay them $40 an hour LOL
You have the best trackers in RUclips golf - the shot tracker and Nice Guy I Forgot His Name tracker.
Nice to hear Matt 2.0 back on the vids. I was worried we'd lost him forever.
The butler lives.
I’ve been having similar back 9 meltdowns with zero confidence on simple irons and wedges. Those mind worms keep telling me a shank is coming! I went for a lesson and we worked on ball strike and attack angle. By the end of the half hour I’d changed the angle of attack by 2-3 degrees (don’t know all the technical jargon) but It felt great and gave me something to focus on back on the course. Not there yet but at the moment I’ve got the demons in a head lock and I’m not letting go. I’m playing this game not you! Stop hitting yourself. Stop hitting yourself…
An implosion that left a micro black hole. Wow, that was a horror collapse. What a game golf is. Great video Matt.
LP reference I wasn't expecting, bravo
Having lessons and loving it, addicted to getting better, practicing 6 days a week and its paying off, no1 qualifier for our club Champs 🏆now to get on and win this thing, planting feathers growing birdies Playas!
Yassss go get it