LOWER Scores and Better Golf - Golf Test Dummy
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Love short narrow courses. Nice to see you in action. 👍
Hey Chad, I’ve always maintained two things; one is boring is good; and every bad shot is preceded by a bad plan.
89 would be great for me, good round Chad, I’ve worked really hard to improve my putting, it’s important to have an area of your game you really enjoy when other parts are inconsistent.
Very nice result for being a little rusty with your "on course" game and the environmental circumstances. Sopping fairways and rough present a whole other set of challenges especially if you're used to striking off of mats since the low point precision demands are higher off of real wet turf and grass. No doubt the strategic choices kept you in the game and able to keep a good score in your sights.
You were more on plane than I've ever seen you before on the course and less OTT makes it clear how much your trail wrist affects your release but you do a nice job of getting the club through on a decent plane. Nice vid. Cheers.
When on course have a strategy a purpose stick to it. Reflect on the outcome and determine areas for improvement, practice, practice and most importantly enjoy the journey!
Chad, good advice. Learn to play one shot shape well. Heard Nelly Korda say that she only plays a draw, because it’s her natural shape and that if she tried to fade it, it would be a disaster. Most pros play one shape and they play that shape well. Like you said, since you’re a drawer of the ball you tee up on the left side and aim right. I’m a fader, so I tee up on the right side and aim left. Course management is crucial to lowering scores. Using the cone strategy, i.e., Decade strategy is ideal for aiming. Cheers.
Course management... it's the only way to play, now if I could just allow myself to do this🤷♂️
Same here, haha.
Good golf is boring golf 😂
… fairways, greens, 2-putts
Yeah, maybe recovery shots, scrambling, etc is more exciting, but …
Which would you rather play? 🤔
Chad what is the best swing method so far that you have tried,thanks
Mine, haha. Since January, it's just my "natural" swing. Hard to call it natural when it's been influenced by a lot. I just try to control low point, face, and path, and what happens, happens.
@@GolfTestDummy I am trying to learn rss model I played some really great golf this spring using it,my learned version lol,won lots of greenies,but I have seemed to lost it,don't know why,trying my orange whip swing,how the hell can you loose that,I have,man I'm a 64 yrs old struggling, loosing my mind,any ideas thanks man for all you do
We've all been there, that's for sure. When you were striking it we'll, versus now, is there anything you can think of that may have changed? What did RSS help fix specifically? Did it fix a slice, or weak shots, or tops, etc?
@@GolfTestDummy it just seemed to work for a while, played today with it shot a 92 from the golds,I started blocking shots out to right,I know I'm not getting around enough, but don't know how to fix it.
Let's freaking go Chad🏌️
Playing well off the tee and around the greens... putting is suspect at times but my iron play is ruining my rounds. My guy's are saying I'm coming over the top, causing lots of fat shots. Got to figure out my iron set up again 🏌️🤦♂️