Matt, I’ve been golfing for 2.5 yrs now and have watched your videos from the very beginning. Broke 100 within my first 6 months without a driver, hitting a spinny 180yd 5W off the tee and trusting the way of the player, bump and running as much as possible. I now play to a 16hcp, building on the same bump/run fundamentals I had as 30+ hcp. I’m not a long hitter either, ~145yds with a 7i. I’ve only recently started to better understand the lie of the ball. When I analyze my rounds, I realize how many shots I drop through poor course management and not because of swing mechanics. I hardly hit the range and yet find myself improving just from applying everything you talk about. guys, this stuff really works. TRUST THE PROCESS
the most important part of that whole comment playa is that you think about your rounds. fairways, greens, OB, pentlies, 3 putts, double chips, gaffed 100 yard shots are all good things to look at in general but the main question is always WHY did that happen? can you pick up any patterns in your behavior/technique flaw/thinking/strategy? then HOW to fix it this is the only way to get better. dingleberries call it 'making excuses' but the excuses is the first place to start. then the reason why, then the fix. MONEY
Last Saturday I got my first hole-in-one after 54 years of golf and shot a 78 after about 5 rounds this summer. I found myself recalling your wisdom and tips from your vids throughout my round. Thanks for your vids they are so helpful.
Matt, I just want you to know, I broke 85 for the first time the other day. Shot an 83. Your videos have taught me how to play smart golf, and that's what I did to break 85. Rather than driver every time, I hit 3 iron or 3 wood, I even hit my best tee shot with a 5 iron. Patience, course management, and a chill attitude is what I have learned from you, and I am forever grateful for that. The way of the playa works. Cheers
Got back into golf last summer. Discovered your videos around the same time. Broke 90 for the first time two weeks ago. Shot an 84, was +3 thru 10 holes. The confidential tips, and understanding on how to play the course is better than any swing tips.
The thing that’s helped me most is my mental game, if I do hit it in the rough from the tee don’t panic. I carded a double bogie or worse free round for the first time last week. I hit plenty of bad shots but didn’t panic or get frustrated and a lot of up and downs. Love your videos
Marty Boom boom is the greatest RUclips golfer in the game. I broke 80 for the first time last week and chipped in TWO birdies using toe down chipping. I’d never done that before and my game has steadily improved since becoming learned in the confidential way of the playa
So I just started to golf seriously this year, having played only a handful of times before. I find that instead of teaching someone how to hit the ball, you teach how to play. I found myself really seeing the game from a different perspective, and I ended up playing with a far better mentality. A shot that was off wasn't a bad shot, it was a shot that just ended up changing what my next shot would be, and that was a ton of stress that I was able to let go of. After watching a bunch of your videos, I was able to turn what would've been a frustration filled outing into a fun round, so I just wanted to say thanks!
Good video. I may not be a scratch golfer, but I can learn from this. Managing the misses so that I can give myself the better chance to get up and down. My putting is quite good in that I do not 3 putt often. And I have improved my off the tee shots which has brought my scores down to low 80s more often than not. I am just looking on getting things right to get me down to single diget handicap.
Nothing worse than hitting a beautiful shot a couple feet from the pin and the person driving your cart taking a wrong turn causing a flip that results in an ended round and a concussion 😵💫 But at least I went out on a great shot like a playa. Good news is that my new Takomo's should be getting here in the next couple weeks. Great video by the way Matt 🫡
Matt! Love your stuff man, I’m 22 and have been seriously golfing for a little over a year now. I’ve fallen in love with the game, and since taking up your advice, I finally broke 90 yesterday. I shot a career 88. Thank you, keep doing what you do.
Impressed seeing how much your game has improved as ive watched your videos. Your consistency and touch has improved dramatically. Your videos have inspired me to do the same. Im hitting the range at least 3 days a week and practicing chipping and putting and getting a round or 2 in per week. When on the course i do my best chief playa accent and talk out my decision and what im going to do. Greetings from Florida playa
I’ve practicing that toe down chipping and it is so much easier than just using the chipper on ever shot. I believe the toe down chipping will help my game a lot!
8:52 That's a good point. DO NOT fall into the trap of comparing yourself to others. At the end of the round, nobody knows let alone cares what club you hit from what distance, they care about the score. Play YOUR GAME!
Struggling to break 80 and had a round yesterday where I was +5 through 14 holes. Pushed my ball right off the tee on 15 but I got greedy and felt like I could still attack the pin from the rough… on the 1 handicap hole. Ended up pulling left into a hazard, and after a drop and a couple bad chips I ended the hole with a triple. Whole round blew up from there. I forgot the way of the playa for one moment of weakness and it cost me the goal. Just coming here to confess and commit to be better next time.
Fairways and short game boyfriends! Eventually you make some putts or even some chip ins. I’ll have rounds where I shoot par or slightly better with a mix of bogeys and birdies and others just a lot of pars. Short game ALWAYS factors heavily regardless. Thanks for the solid content as always Matty my boy!! 💪🏼
Very rare out here. I had two excellent ones at Pebble. They knew their stuff and saved me 8-9 strokes. 1 in 500 odds out here in Thailand though. Most caddie for people hitting the ball 170 off the tee, while also hitting their putts too hard. So under reading break is common because their usual clients SMASH the ball. Generally you need to add 50-100% more break if your speed is to die the ball into the hole. Any landing areas 110 yards up the fairway compared to the usual clients have never been seen and I will be told that they have never seen a golfer like me before. So I am usually go in blind and figure it out myself. When you get told there is space to the right, that is for the 180 yard drive. But OB for the 290 yard drive. A lot of caddies here affect a mid to high handicap golfer when they hit good shots but the caddie expects everything inside 10 feet on the green from your approach, for some reason. Overall, they are good company for a laugh but serious help on the course? Very very rare. But I like to make them feel like they are helping, for the vibe
A confidential round. I average 175 yard drive on a coastal course with 13.5 index. Long par fours are three shot holes and therefore effectively par fives. Typically shoot a score around 90. Get more value for my golf round dollar than a longer hitter playing off a single digit handicap index.
5:43 Sir, are you planning to one day make a “spinny shot” one day? I have learned so much from you, and I attribute my last time playing and hitting 67% GIR all to your videos. Thank you so much for what you put into it.
I’m going off memory here. But I believe the pro’s proximity to the hole from the rough compared to the fairway is quite eye popping. For example, let’s say pros, on average, hit it to 15 feet from the hole from 150 yards from the FAIRWAY. On average the pros have to go all the way to 100 yards from the ROUGH to average 15 feet to the hole! My numbers aren’t perfect but it is something dramatic as I described. So Matt’s assertion about shots from the rough has been studied and, for me, the numbers made me go WOW!
The putts break toward that part of the hole. it's a good starting point to check which way your putt breaks. If its behind the hole, you are in for a fast putt. if its in the front of the up, its a slow putt slope is the 2nd aspect sometimes slope and grain (which causes the burn mark) can counter act each other and the grain could make a burn mark on the right edge, but the slope could be right to left. the putt could be straight!
I finally did it a couple weeks back. 71. First time under par for 18. 13/14 fairways 10/18 GIRs (but was never more than 10-15' off the edge in pretty good spots) 5 up and downs 28 putts (never had more than 6' for par and missed more than I made from that range, lots of tap in pars) Made a birdie on #18 to clinch it after hitting driver to the corner of a dog leg par 5, faded a 2 iron around some trees to get next to the green, almost chipped in, then drained the 4.5' putt. Less than a week later and I come down with a case of the hosel rockets.
When I started tracking greens in reg and # of putts per round, it really helped me. I could track where I was losing strokes. If I can hit 11-12 greens and have 28ish putts I know I've shot 70 or close to it. Short game /wedges and putting are where it's at. Stay in play and lean on that wedge game and putter. Congratulations on your round, it will be much easier to do again now that you know what it takes to pull it off.
@@thomastrain7311 yeah, the surprising part is that's a statistically average round in terms of greens in reg for me. I've had way more in the past and not done it. The difference was leaving myself in great spots when I did miss a green and the up and downs came easy.
biggest stats: "but was never more than 10-15' off the edge in pretty good spots" we could rename it "holeable in regulation' or 'puttable in regulation' How did you do that? good tee shot in GOOD POSITION, then aiming for the good spot. absolutely money. 5 up and downs - huge. this is a follow up from the 'not more than 10-15 feet off the edge in good spots.' 28 putts, whatevs, but "never had more than 6' for par and missed more than I made from that range, lots of tap in pars" is the key. Inside 3-6 feet you are probably 80%+ make rate. And in one round you could make them all. Money Then the obligatory 'i cant break 90 because i have too much expectation now' humbling experience. golf is a biatch. well done playa. get well soon, penicillin does not help!
Hey mate, thanks for the content! Can you please do a video on your mini driver? What brand is it? Loft? Benefits? Do you also carry normal driver or just mini?
@golfsidekick what I notice when playing with a scratch golfer compared to my 8 handicap is how many strokes I waste inside 100 yards. When putting for par from 8-10 feet or when you need to get up and down that is where they are way better on most days. Of course they are more consistent and their bad tee shots are closer together then my bad tee shot but for the most part it’s 100 yards and in
Yes sir. As i say short game is of extreme importance ESPECIALLY for scratch golfers. Scratch golfers will be 40-50% from eight feet add 25-30% from 10 feet. Thats a big difference for sure compared to even a 8 handicap
@@GolfSidekick The last piece of the puzzle for more consistency for this 8 handicapper is how to play holes that don’t fit your eye and perhaps a little intimidating. Your tips are great and the overall focus needed for sustainable success on the course and the ability to “let it go” when you have a bad hole.
ruclips.net/video/AR8D2yqgQ1U/видео.htmlsi=EXmDlisIts7CtBMI At 4:37 of that video, all hear is "it's toe down chipping" by far my biggest save Spandau ballet knew it all along back then
I was playing golf last night and there was a 300 yard par 4, I left the driver in the bag and knocked a 3 hybrid to 200 middle of fairway and a SW to 6 feet and sunk the putt. IT STILL FELT LIKE CHEATING 😂
I can ask eric to show it to us. i can hit it, but it's not a 9 out of 10 confidential shot i dont have a practice facility or have the inclination to practice short game in the intense heat,. there is also a lot of life happening which is more interesting to learn new short game shots at this age. so i use my positions better to put me in better spots for the shots i have.
I've found the easiest way to add distance is to travel to high altitude places with firm underground. Every time i go from cape town to johannesburg i add 10-15% distance. No lessons, no range, no gym
Can somebody please explain what’s going on with that black(?) ball he uses when putting? I’ve noticed it in a bunch of videos but have no clue why he does that lol
It’s a mood ball like mood rings. It changes color depending on its mood. If you just had someone beat the shit out of you, you’d have a black mood too.
Been subscribed for a long time, but my watch time is suffering from all the ads. Watched two ads before the video, then 2 minutes in, I'm forced to watch another two ads. Can't do it, player.
Matt, I’ve been golfing for 2.5 yrs now and have watched your videos from the very beginning. Broke 100 within my first 6 months without a driver, hitting a spinny 180yd 5W off the tee and trusting the way of the player, bump and running as much as possible. I now play to a 16hcp, building on the same bump/run fundamentals I had as 30+ hcp. I’m not a long hitter either, ~145yds with a 7i. I’ve only recently started to better understand the lie of the ball. When I analyze my rounds, I realize how many shots I drop through poor course management and not because of swing mechanics. I hardly hit the range and yet find myself improving just from applying everything you talk about. guys, this stuff really works. TRUST THE PROCESS
the most important part of that whole comment playa is that you think about your rounds.
fairways, greens, OB, pentlies, 3 putts, double chips, gaffed 100 yard shots are all good things to look at in general
but the main question is always
WHY did that happen?
can you pick up any patterns in your behavior/technique flaw/thinking/strategy?
then
HOW to fix it
this is the only way to get better. dingleberries call it 'making excuses' but the excuses is the first place to start. then the reason why, then the fix.
MONEY
Now that is confidentiality
My confidentiality improves with every video.
12:25 is gold and pure wisdom. I will use that one the next time on the course with my boys
Absolute classic!
Nipple licker !!!!
Last Saturday I got my first hole-in-one after 54 years of golf and shot a 78 after about 5 rounds this summer. I found myself recalling your wisdom and tips from your vids throughout my round. Thanks for your vids they are so helpful.
well done playa
Congratulations! I got one on Sunday!
Congratulations on the hole in one. I got my first one earlier this year. Good luck with your game going forward
Same to you!
Thanx!
"Nippellicker" is my new favourite golf term (12:25)🤣😎
It’s a shared pronunciation
Wasn't sure if I heard him correctly at this part haha...
@@GolfSidekick ok so I heard the term used twice and googled it and no luck ... I guess I missed the context ... if you don't mind?
@@Rocker1952 opened up the hole
come on @rocker, you are a rock star
Matt is an amazing boy-friend (and golfer). Tells it as it is. Never cries. Never takes himself serious. But, always killing it on them Thai courses
you did not Lithuanian correctly
Brother you have helped my game tremendously. Thank you from Myrtle Beach, SC!
Happy Summer Solstice boy-friends... the longest day available for us to golf to our heart's content.
Matt, I just want you to know, I broke 85 for the first time the other day. Shot an 83. Your videos have taught me how to play smart golf, and that's what I did to break 85. Rather than driver every time, I hit 3 iron or 3 wood, I even hit my best tee shot with a 5 iron. Patience, course management, and a chill attitude is what I have learned from you, and I am forever grateful for that. The way of the playa works. Cheers
Yes playa!!! Thinking mans golf. The only golf there is! Waddaman
Got back into golf last summer. Discovered your videos around the same time. Broke 90 for the first time two weeks ago. Shot an 84, was +3 thru 10 holes. The confidential tips, and understanding on how to play the course is better than any swing tips.
The thing that’s helped me most is my mental game, if I do hit it in the rough from the tee don’t panic. I carded a double bogie or worse free round for the first time last week. I hit plenty of bad shots but didn’t panic or get frustrated and a lot of up and downs. Love your videos
Never grow tired of watching your videos. Keep up the great work señorito. My impresionante 😊
Marty Boom boom is the greatest RUclips golfer in the game. I broke 80 for the first time last week and chipped in TWO birdies using toe down chipping. I’d never done that before and my game has steadily improved since becoming learned in the confidential way of the playa
Matty!!!
So I just started to golf seriously this year, having played only a handful of times before. I find that instead of teaching someone how to hit the ball, you teach how to play. I found myself really seeing the game from a different perspective, and I ended up playing with a far better mentality. A shot that was off wasn't a bad shot, it was a shot that just ended up changing what my next shot would be, and that was a ton of stress that I was able to let go of. After watching a bunch of your videos, I was able to turn what would've been a frustration filled outing into a fun round, so I just wanted to say thanks!
Good video. I may not be a scratch golfer, but I can learn from this. Managing the misses so that I can give myself the better chance to get up and down. My putting is quite good in that I do not 3 putt often. And I have improved my off the tee shots which has brought my scores down to low 80s more often than not. I am just looking on getting things right to get me down to single diget handicap.
Nothing worse than hitting a beautiful shot a couple feet from the pin and the person driving your cart taking a wrong turn causing a flip that results in an ended round and a concussion 😵💫 But at least I went out on a great shot like a playa. Good news is that my new Takomo's should be getting here in the next couple weeks.
Great video by the way Matt 🫡
Matt! Love your stuff man, I’m 22 and have been seriously golfing for a little over a year now. I’ve fallen in love with the game, and since taking up your advice, I finally broke 90 yesterday. I shot a career 88. Thank you, keep doing what you do.
BOOOOOOOOOM i love you
Impressed seeing how much your game has improved as ive watched your videos. Your consistency and touch has improved dramatically. Your videos have inspired me to do the same. Im hitting the range at least 3 days a week and practicing chipping and putting and getting a round or 2 in per week. When on the course i do my best chief playa accent and talk out my decision and what im going to do. Greetings from Florida playa
Best Golf content on yt. Love you bro ❤️😂
I’ve practicing that toe down chipping and it is so much easier than just using the chipper on ever shot. I believe the toe down chipping will help my game a lot!
8:52 That's a good point. DO NOT fall into the trap of comparing yourself to others. At the end of the round, nobody knows let alone cares what club you hit from what distance, they care about the score. Play YOUR GAME!
Struggling to break 80 and had a round yesterday where I was +5 through 14 holes. Pushed my ball right off the tee on 15 but I got greedy and felt like I could still attack the pin from the rough… on the 1 handicap hole. Ended up pulling left into a hazard, and after a drop and a couple bad chips I ended the hole with a triple. Whole round blew up from there. I forgot the way of the playa for one moment of weakness and it cost me the goal. Just coming here to confess and commit to be better next time.
Please write out 100 sweet lady Gaga’s and 50 sweet baby genius and your sin is forgiven
Fairways and short game boyfriends! Eventually you make some putts or even some chip ins. I’ll have rounds where I shoot par or slightly better with a mix of bogeys and birdies and others just a lot of pars. Short game ALWAYS factors heavily regardless.
Thanks for the solid content as always Matty my boy!! 💪🏼
ALWAYS short game
Playing with a caddie who knows the course and gives great shot options and green reads is priceless.
Very rare out here. I had two excellent ones at Pebble. They knew their stuff and saved me 8-9 strokes.
1 in 500 odds out here in Thailand though.
Most caddie for people hitting the ball 170 off the tee, while also hitting their putts too hard.
So under reading break is common because their usual clients SMASH the ball.
Generally you need to add 50-100% more break if your speed is to die the ball into the hole.
Any landing areas 110 yards up the fairway compared to the usual clients have never been seen and I will be told that they have never seen a golfer like me before. So I am usually go in blind and figure it out myself. When you get told there is space to the right, that is for the 180 yard drive. But OB for the 290 yard drive.
A lot of caddies here affect a mid to high handicap golfer when they hit good shots but the caddie expects everything inside 10 feet on the green from your approach, for some reason.
Overall, they are good company for a laugh but serious help on the course? Very very rare. But I like to make them feel like they are helping, for the vibe
A confidential round. I average 175 yard drive on a coastal course with 13.5 index. Long par fours are three shot holes and therefore effectively par fives. Typically shoot a score around 90. Get more value for my golf round dollar than a longer hitter playing off a single digit handicap index.
So interesting!! Feeling much more confidential with my game strategy!! Trying to break 80!
The lag putting is insane... A video on your thoughts on distance controll would be awesome
Devout follower of the Way of the Playa
5:43 Sir, are you planning to one day make a “spinny shot” one day?
I have learned so much from you, and I attribute my last time playing and hitting 67% GIR all to your videos. Thank you so much for what you put into it.
I finally get the black ball on the green - was stymied for so long. Nice 1 Mattie
KicksSide bender.
Explain it
Black ball “corner pocket” Mattie - 8 ball pool of course - get it in the hole you choose your read; aim and pace. It’s a RAP.
@@russelljudge7767 interesting - i like this version.
I thought it was just DEI
I’m going off memory here. But I believe the pro’s proximity to the hole from the rough compared to the fairway is quite eye popping. For example, let’s say pros, on average, hit it to 15 feet from the hole from 150 yards from the FAIRWAY. On average the pros have to go all the way to 100 yards from the ROUGH to average 15 feet to the hole! My numbers aren’t perfect but it is something dramatic as I described. So Matt’s assertion about shots from the rough has been studied and, for me, the numbers made me go WOW!
Exactly brother. You need to be 60-70 yards up in the rough to make it worth it compared to a shot in the fairway. It’s remarkable
@@GolfSidekick Wadda stat! 😉
I just need a 4 iron that can go 210 😂. Great video and good advice Sam
Love the latest change of courses.
Will do some more - found a Seve course will play it soon
Nice
This is the type of stuff I requested back on reddit! My man, always coming in clutch.
Fantastic video. Thanks baus
Mattie could you explain more about reading putt slopes off the burn-mark of the hole? 13:10
The putts break toward that part of the hole.
it's a good starting point to check which way your putt breaks.
If its behind the hole, you are in for a fast putt. if its in the front of the up, its a slow putt
slope is the 2nd aspect
sometimes slope and grain (which causes the burn mark) can counter act each other and the grain could make a burn mark on the right edge, but the slope could be right to left. the putt could be straight!
"Just like I stopped taking 18 mulligans a around" had me dying
We only do 9 now
I finally did it a couple weeks back. 71. First time under par for 18.
13/14 fairways
10/18 GIRs (but was never more than 10-15' off the edge in pretty good spots)
5 up and downs
28 putts (never had more than 6' for par and missed more than I made from that range, lots of tap in pars)
Made a birdie on #18 to clinch it after hitting driver to the corner of a dog leg par 5, faded a 2 iron around some trees to get next to the green, almost chipped in, then drained the 4.5' putt.
Less than a week later and I come down with a case of the hosel rockets.
When I started tracking greens in reg and # of putts per round, it really helped me. I could track where I was losing strokes. If I can hit 11-12 greens and have 28ish putts I know I've shot 70 or close to it. Short game /wedges and putting are where it's at. Stay in play and lean on that wedge game and putter. Congratulations on your round, it will be much easier to do again now that you know what it takes to pull it off.
@@thomastrain7311 yeah, the surprising part is that's a statistically average round in terms of greens in reg for me. I've had way more in the past and not done it. The difference was leaving myself in great spots when I did miss a green and the up and downs came easy.
biggest stats:
"but was never more than 10-15' off the edge in pretty good spots"
we could rename it "holeable in regulation' or 'puttable in regulation'
How did you do that? good tee shot in GOOD POSITION, then aiming for the good spot. absolutely money.
5 up and downs - huge. this is a follow up from the 'not more than 10-15 feet off the edge in good spots.'
28 putts, whatevs, but "never had more than 6' for par and missed more than I made from that range, lots of tap in pars" is the key. Inside 3-6 feet you are probably 80%+ make rate. And in one round you could make them all. Money
Then the obligatory 'i cant break 90 because i have too much expectation now' humbling experience. golf is a biatch.
well done playa. get well soon, penicillin does not help!
Hey mate, thanks for the content! Can you please do a video on your mini driver? What brand is it? Loft? Benefits? Do you also carry normal driver or just mini?
driver and mini my friend
no more 3 wood ever again
Taylormade SLDR mini
@golfsidekick what I notice when playing with a scratch golfer compared to my 8 handicap is how many strokes I waste inside 100 yards. When putting for par from 8-10 feet or when you need to get up and down that is where they are way better on most days. Of course they are more consistent and their bad tee shots are closer together then my bad tee shot but for the most part it’s 100 yards and in
Yes sir. As i say short game is of extreme importance ESPECIALLY for scratch golfers. Scratch golfers will be 40-50% from eight feet add 25-30% from 10 feet. Thats a big difference for sure compared to even a 8 handicap
@@GolfSidekick The last piece of the puzzle for more consistency for this 8 handicapper is how to play holes that don’t fit your eye and perhaps a little intimidating.
Your tips are great and the overall focus needed for sustainable success on the course and the ability to “let it go” when you have a bad hole.
OK let’s talk about that soon
another great lesson Matty boom boom
Love the videos. Would love to play with the playa n chief one day lol
Thank you! Waddahighness
ruclips.net/video/AR8D2yqgQ1U/видео.htmlsi=EXmDlisIts7CtBMI
At 4:37 of that video, all hear is "it's toe down chipping"
by far my biggest save
Spandau ballet knew it all along back then
I was playing golf last night and there was a 300 yard par 4, I left the driver in the bag and knocked a 3 hybrid to 200 middle of fairway and a SW to 6 feet and sunk the putt. IT STILL FELT LIKE CHEATING 😂
Par is a construct that I reject
Outstanding! 😆
Par is a social construct, but pace of play is enforced by marshal law.
Par is a product of the patriarchy, we must break it! #BirdieGang
I can ask eric to show it to us. i can hit it, but it's not a 9 out of 10 confidential shot
i dont have a practice facility or have the inclination to practice short game in the intense heat,. there is also a lot of life happening which is more interesting to learn new short game shots at this age.
so i use my positions better to put me in better spots for the shots i have.
The man gotta make money!@@somerandomguy706
Pure athlete
What’s with the black ball on the green?
sir i dont see color - its 2024!
I've found the easiest way to add distance is to travel to high altitude places with firm underground. Every time i go from cape town to johannesburg i add 10-15% distance. No lessons, no range, no gym
word. I played in Colorado Springs once and was adding more like 20-30%. I also find playing downhill helps.
Matt, what is the black ball called that you use to putt with? Thanks in advance ;)
Vice pro plus
This man got more science than Bryson
all wise words
No birdie, no tip…. 🤣🤣
She needs to know the rules quickly
What length is your mini driver playa?
not sure - standard issue taylormade SLDR mini driver stiff shaft
Give that girl a tip!
Freakin hit tha dang thang man
9:48 that is the biggest green i've ever seen holy shit... This is an american thing to say, but it looks like a football field.
18:45 till the end of the vid - Send that to Rory
the 'burn' mark?
Your ball changes colour on the greens, 2 shot penalty every hole so you were 36 over par lol 😂
What 2 wood is that, BAUS?
SLDR S
Can somebody please explain what’s going on with that black(?) ball he uses when putting? I’ve noticed it in a bunch of videos but have no clue why he does that lol
Probably just so the camera has an easier time picking it up especially as it moves further away.
I think he mentioned once that he likes to just focus on hitting the putt without being distracted with a bunch of lines on the ball
It’s a mood ball like mood rings. It changes color depending on its mood. If you just had someone beat the shit out of you, you’d have a black mood too.
D.E.I.
Take a shot everytime Matty Boom Boom says scratch golfer.
That's a sexy golf course
Been subscribed for a long time, but my watch time is suffering from all the ads. Watched two ads before the video, then 2 minutes in, I'm forced to watch another two ads. Can't do it, player.
RUclips selects that. Sorry about that
if you were to make a youtube caddy shack movie. Matt is chevy chase.
Sir that is high praise
What's the burn mark? 13:15
You will see one edge of the hole will have burned out grass on it.
That is the side that the ball will break toward
You don’t get a tip because it’s a fake birdie 😂😂😂😂
Only 17 mulligans now 😮
This video could be replaced by single word; Practice
not really. not if you practice the wrong thing which is very common
Stinky Pong Pong 🙂
whoa, wait - we aren't ALL taking 18 mulligans per round?
Exactly
Your drives may drop the panties, but your putts are bringing home the bacon.
My bf matty bombatty is so talented
Just lucky. Going through a purple patch. Just a few weeks ago i lost the ability to hit the ball
Stinky pong pong 😂
What the hell is “stinky pong pong”?
IF I COULD DO ALL THAT SHIT I WOULDNT BE SEARCHING FOR VIDEOS
Uuuhhhh…. Duh
she only like real birdies dont tease her
Just get your putting better.
Got it 🫡