What did I see in this video? Everything it takes to be a good playa: 1. No matter what, get in the fairway off the tee - NO OOPS! Set up the second shot BEFORE you tee off. 2. Set up your goal posts on every shot 3. Hit to the fat side of the green. 4. Avoid penalties like the plague! 5. Learn to love bunkers 6. Treat putting as an opportunity to show off your skills to your fellow players - there’s always a crowd on the green. Walk on with a “watch this” mindset. 7. Never fall into the negative death spiral, Joonas dropped his head after a bad shot. Don’t. Once you are 10 yards away forget the shot - enjoy the Thai humidity. Great work Matty- just love your videos.
Love this but would comment on your first point - I think don't get hung up on hitting fairway stats. Many/most courses you are just fine if you are in the light rough a metre or two off the fairway, sometimes you even get a nice "teed up" lie. I think the baus nailed it in this video ... if you don't have an Out of Position second then you are golden, even if you miss the fairway!
I would’ve quit golf if it not for you 🙏 i score consistently around 92. I used to play anywhere from 98-120. 92 is a score I can appreciate and have fun with. I could try to break 90 but I’m happy with where I’m at and it’s consistent with my expectations. Golf is very hard and you’ve taught me to expect the score for the work I’ve put in. I love this game and I love you❤. Thank you golf sidekick for always being on my team. Every round is just you and I vs the course🤗🤘
Your experience is the same as mine, I started this year at a 118, my last 30 rounds have been under 100 , I’m loving the game of golf and these videos have adjusted my attitude about my golf. Cheers to you
I’m the same as well! I was shooting around 100-115 and after coming across golf sidekick, I have broken 90, and most of the time I shoot a 92-94. Used to be a great score for me, and I shoot that now without even trying too hard. Just got to keep working on ourselves but also enjoy the journey.
That’s the mission playa- i only care about preserving the playas and stopping people quitting. Once you see the light, you can’t turn away from it. Wadda man
That’s a great mindset to have im trying to get myself into that head space for next season. I used to be almost always in the 86-96 range most of my life. The last 3 years I’ve golfed the most I’ve ever golfed in my life and started breaking 80 quite consistently. Even getting the taste for a -1 (71) round this year. Now any time I shoot over 82 I feel like it’s a horrible round and I get down on myself. It really should just be about having fun and content with our skill level on any given day
This guy is THE BEST golf youtuber period. You can make a lot of improvement by following this advice. No swing bs No bs about using xyz club No bs about pointless expensive so-called tips. Growth mimdset sensible game management and Zen-esque life advice
Well done again boom Matty boom. Bro it’s incredible how many people have written they love these types of videos cause so have I and now I still do. Honestly, all your content is incredible. Keep it up golf sidesick.
Perfect timing. Shot 92 the other day after 4 months of playing. All from tips on this channel. Diskipline and confidentiality are making my game stinky winky
Mattie boom boom advice is superbio, got me breaking 90 this year by playing shots i can do with high confidentiality. I never try the hero shots coz they don't live in my golfio bag.
Notice how smooth he hit that pitching wedge out of the fairway bunker, and his player B shot. Fairway bunker is a nightmare for a lot of playas. In his mind, it was a lay up, nothing can go wrong, the ball has already landed safely short of the green. If only we could feel this confidential on every shot. Love the videos, playa.
Love, love, love the ‘narrator’! Humming the tuba tune after a tuba-worthy shot gets my mind off the mistake and into a happy zone. Another great video!
Great video bausman! I did 12 months of tracking stats on a popular style spreadsheet that was all about fairways hit and GIR etc. These stats are so much more relevant for a player like me - I break 90 occasionally but usually average around 92-93. Definitely going to start tracking these stats instead - I already play GIOTG style but I love the OOPS stat and the Par 3 from (I'm adapting it to inside 100m for my game). Love your work as usual!
I used to be in trouble so much that I got really good at out of position shots. Something many better players are not so hot at, as they never practice them since most times they are in the fairway. Golf is so random sometimes no one really masters it, especially if breaking 90 is hard for you. Golf is a game of power and precision, and you need both to play it well. Always good practical advice from GS. Cheers! Of interest might be pro stats whereas people may often say from a distance say 100 yds a pro will hit to within 12' of the pin on average, but this is misleading as most people would just draw a 12' circle around the hole to emulate this, but that is incorrect. Pros miss on the correct side hopefully below the hole giving you an uphill point. GS points this out in green placement shots. Hit to where it is easiest to putt from, not a downhill putt on a fast green.
Better players are better at out of position shots because they also started out playing badly. They overcame that to be better. I think I’ll be surprised how far from the hole the pro leaves the ball after their shots. It’s usually 6-10% of the length of the shot length
I just broke 90 (89), for the first time ever, playing in a competition by keeping my driver in the bag, apart from one nice wide fairway, and used my 7 wood instead. I can consistently hit that around 180 metres and usually get it straight down the fairway. I then hit that again from the fairway when I can. I also clubbed up for most holes so I didn't feel the need to hit the ball too hard. I did have a couple of triple bogeys from silly oopsy's, but very happy otherwise. The guys I played with have a far lower handicap than me, but the number of times they blast their drives into trouble makes you wonder how well they'd score if they used your tactics!
Looks like my typical round! I haven’t broke 90 yet but I am enjoying golf more after watching these videos. Thinking about the course and working on short play is more interesting than just smashing the driver at the range (although that is fun too!). Thanks waddaplaya!
I feel ya bro. I’ve broke 90 few times and each one has been down to this mofos philosophy. Also padraig says that you ain’t good enough to play well with a bad attitude so if ya hit a bad shot just get over yourself. On to the next. Bright eyed and bushy tailed
@@Gnew2082i think what people can really benefit from is understanding that ‘You don’t work hard enough at the game to have that shitty attitude and with that shitty attitude, you’ll never work hard enough to be entitled to the shitty attitude!’ Chillax and see the flubs as chances to recover and impress the females
Awesome video, thought I recognized Bangkok Golf, thats where I learned to play Golf in 2009-2010 I believe. Hasn’t changed too much by the look of things, greens back then were also really fast and difficult. Nevertheless very interesting video!
my "hit another ball" is always a dart exactly where I wanted it to go. I caddy, and a player asked me the other day what I was working on so I pointed up to my noggin.
Is the toe putting method affective with a mallet style putter as well? For the first time in a while I feel like my game is improving thanks to watching your videos. Thanks!
It's a Brit guy doing a fabulous (I'm British) Baus accent. Ive hear he earns so much from doing these voiceovers that he can eat in Greggs at least once a month. Living the dream
Man, golf is so frustrating. I shot my best 18 holes yet with a 91 but the only thing I can think of is what my weaknesses were and what bad strategic choices I can avoid nex time so I can break 90. I'm anticipating it's going to be the same when I reach the 80s and hopefully one day the 70s.
@golfsidekick A question if I may ... do you count shots in bunkers as an OOPS ? (I am guessing yes). Also what do you recommend as the limit distance for counting double chips - I've set it at 50m? I used the system today and playas it was REVOLUTIONARY. I forgot about the score and just focused on these five stats and it was a game changer. I'm not a big hitter so I played off the forward tees - around 5500 yards. Only 3 OOPS, zero penalties, only 2 double chips, only 2 three putts - and most importantly I played -3 to the par 3 from 100m or less stat. Result - 81 off the stick!! This is the way playas!!!
Hahahahaa you said "knowing your club distances is non negotiable". Ok here they are: Driver 175-285 yds, 5 wood 100-215, 4 iron 148-189, 5 iron 146-187, 6 iron 143-169, 7 iron 142-170, 8 iron 128-148, 9 iron 117-139, w 111, 56 10-83, putter 1-15 yds. Thing is there is no way of knowing which shot is coming off the face at any given time!
No one said he is a 9 handicap. I said i believe he has the game to be 9 handicap. As you can see by his ability to not duff shots and strike the ball in the sweet spot. This is his first round after a winter in track man. The only place he lost almost all his strokes was inside wedge range. That’s so easy to fix that he can get to 9 handicap in one season
Please never use AI for your commentary again! I come to your videos to hear you, not an impersonal AI generated voice! (And I could tell you stopped after the first few minutes, but I almost couldn't get through the opening to hear you)
I was just thinking that we'd not heard the Brit-with-a-South-African-accent-whose-services-seemed-to-have-been-dispensed-with when BOOM like a Baus he reappears. As does the tuba for only the second timd in YONKS. whaddavlogga
Really enjoy these videos where you take a high handicapper and guide us tbrough it. A lot more relatable than watching scratch golf shots
What did I see in this video? Everything it takes to be a good playa:
1. No matter what, get in the fairway off the tee - NO OOPS! Set up the second shot BEFORE you tee off.
2. Set up your goal posts on every shot
3. Hit to the fat side of the green.
4. Avoid penalties like the plague!
5. Learn to love bunkers
6. Treat putting as an opportunity to show off your skills to your fellow players - there’s always a crowd on the green. Walk on with a “watch this” mindset.
7. Never fall into the negative death spiral, Joonas dropped his head after a bad shot. Don’t. Once you are 10 yards away forget the shot - enjoy the Thai humidity.
Great work Matty- just love your videos.
Love this but would comment on your first point - I think don't get hung up on hitting fairway stats. Many/most courses you are just fine if you are in the light rough a metre or two off the fairway, sometimes you even get a nice "teed up" lie. I think the baus nailed it in this video ... if you don't have an Out of Position second then you are golden, even if you miss the fairway!
In position shots only need to be free of tree trouble and avoiding fairway bunkers. Rough is often a great play if it’s far from water and no trees.
I would’ve quit golf if it not for you 🙏 i score consistently around 92. I used to play anywhere from 98-120. 92 is a score I can appreciate and have fun with. I could try to break 90 but I’m happy with where I’m at and it’s consistent with my expectations. Golf is very hard and you’ve taught me to expect the score for the work I’ve put in. I love this game and I love you❤. Thank you golf sidekick for always being on my team. Every round is just you and I vs the course🤗🤘
Your experience is the same as mine, I started this year at a 118, my last 30 rounds have been under 100 , I’m loving the game of golf and these videos have adjusted my attitude about my golf. Cheers to you
I’m the same as well! I was shooting around 100-115 and after coming across golf sidekick, I have broken 90, and most of the time I shoot a 92-94. Used to be a great score for me, and I shoot that now without even trying too hard. Just got to keep working on ourselves but also enjoy the journey.
That’s the mission playa- i only care about preserving the playas and stopping people quitting. Once you see the light, you can’t turn away from it. Wadda man
That’s a great mindset to have im trying to get myself into that head space for next season. I used to be almost always in the 86-96 range most of my life. The last 3 years I’ve golfed the most I’ve ever golfed in my life and started breaking 80 quite consistently. Even getting the taste for a -1 (71) round this year. Now any time I shoot over 82 I feel like it’s a horrible round and I get down on myself. It really should just be about having fun and content with our skill level on any given day
More videos like this the old school stuff please
Ok
@@GolfSidekickI loved the Thailand travel series too. I know you already will, but do you player.
This guy is THE BEST golf youtuber period. You can make a lot of improvement by following this advice.
No swing bs
No bs about using xyz club
No bs about pointless expensive so-called tips.
Growth mimdset sensible game management and Zen-esque life advice
I hate to say it but i begrudgingly agree 100%
I do like these playing course management style. Definitely learn a lot and his game is relatable.
Voiceover man’s back! 🎉
Glad to hear the return of the butler 🧐
Well done again boom Matty boom. Bro it’s incredible how many people have written they love these types of videos cause so have I and now I still do. Honestly, all your content is incredible. Keep it up golf sidesick.
When Matty plays everything looks so easy 🤷♂️After watching this episode I feel much more understood 😊👍
This is old school Golf Sidekick! Miss the voice overs and tuba.
Perfect timing. Shot 92 the other day after 4 months of playing. All from tips on this channel.
Diskipline and confidentiality are making my game stinky winky
Mattie boom boom advice is superbio, got me breaking 90 this year by playing shots i can do with high confidentiality. I never try the hero shots coz they don't live in my golfio bag.
an "OOPSY" is groundbreaking metrics ! Thanks for putting the time in for us playas.
Love these type of videos!!
Notice how smooth he hit that pitching wedge out of the fairway bunker, and his player B shot. Fairway bunker is a nightmare for a lot of playas. In his mind, it was a lay up, nothing can go wrong, the ball has already landed safely short of the green. If only we could feel this confidential on every shot.
Love the videos, playa.
Correct playa
“Lost another ball-lance Armstrong” bit got me!!!!
Love, love, love the ‘narrator’! Humming the tuba tune after a tuba-worthy shot gets my mind off the mistake and into a happy zone. Another great video!
Great video bausman! I did 12 months of tracking stats on a popular style spreadsheet that was all about fairways hit and GIR etc. These stats are so much more relevant for a player like me - I break 90 occasionally but usually average around 92-93. Definitely going to start tracking these stats instead - I already play GIOTG style but I love the OOPS stat and the Par 3 from (I'm adapting it to inside 100m for my game). Love your work as usual!
Exactly playa. These 5 are all you need. Belee dat
I used to be in trouble so much that I got really good at out of position shots. Something many better players are not so hot at, as they never practice them since most times they are in the fairway. Golf is so random sometimes no one really masters it, especially if breaking 90 is hard for you.
Golf is a game of power and precision, and you need both to play it well.
Always good practical advice from GS. Cheers!
Of interest might be pro stats whereas people may often say from a distance say 100 yds a pro will hit to within 12' of the pin on average, but this is misleading as most people would just draw a 12' circle around the hole to emulate this, but that is incorrect.
Pros miss on the correct side hopefully below the hole giving you an uphill point. GS points this out in green placement shots.
Hit to where it is easiest to putt from, not a downhill putt on a fast green.
Better players are better at out of position shots because they also started out playing badly. They overcame that to be better.
I think I’ll be surprised how far from the hole the pro leaves the ball after their shots. It’s usually 6-10% of the length of the shot length
I just broke 90 (89), for the first time ever, playing in a competition by keeping my driver in the bag, apart from one nice wide fairway, and used my 7 wood instead. I can consistently hit that around 180 metres and usually get it straight down the fairway. I then hit that again from the fairway when I can. I also clubbed up for most holes so I didn't feel the need to hit the ball too hard. I did have a couple of triple bogeys from silly oopsy's, but very happy otherwise. The guys I played with have a far lower handicap than me, but the number of times they blast their drives into trouble makes you wonder how well they'd score if they used your tactics!
Putting of the toe, ... wow. I would never have come up with that hack. 💪🏻😎🤘🏻
more vidoes like this!!
I aspire to be a closet 9 handicapper. Right now I am a closet 15 handicapper. I've got some time apparently
Looks like my typical round! I haven’t broke 90 yet but I am enjoying golf more after watching these videos. Thinking about the course and working on short play is more interesting than just smashing the driver at the range (although that is fun too!). Thanks waddaplaya!
I feel ya bro. I’ve broke 90 few times and each one has been down to this mofos philosophy. Also padraig says that you ain’t good enough to play well with a bad attitude so if ya hit a bad shot just get over yourself. On to the next. Bright eyed and bushy tailed
@@Gnew2082i think what people can really benefit from is understanding that ‘You don’t work hard enough at the game to have that shitty attitude and with that shitty attitude, you’ll never work hard enough to be entitled to the shitty attitude!’
Chillax and see the flubs as chances to recover and impress the females
Awesome video, thought I recognized Bangkok Golf, thats where I learned to play Golf in 2009-2010 I believe. Hasn’t changed too much by the look of things, greens back then were also really fast and difficult. Nevertheless very interesting video!
my "hit another ball" is always a dart exactly where I wanted it to go. I caddy, and a player asked me the other day what I was working on so I pointed up to my noggin.
Is the toe putting method affective with a mallet style putter as well? For the first time in a while I feel like my game is improving thanks to watching your videos. Thanks!
What is going on in the background at 13:15? I need one of those!
Bobby Locke famously hit it off the toe the putter and he was considered one of the best of his era! 😁
i've always been curious... is this voiceover yours? it sounds like it but it also doesn't sound like it...
Quite sure it’s him
Definitely sounds like a different guy
It's his butler.
Matty Boombot 2000
It's a Brit guy doing a fabulous (I'm British) Baus accent. Ive hear he earns so much from doing these voiceovers that he can eat in Greggs at least once a month. Living the dream
Man, golf is so frustrating. I shot my best 18 holes yet with a 91 but the only thing I can think of is what my weaknesses were and what bad strategic choices I can avoid nex time so I can break 90. I'm anticipating it's going to be the same when I reach the 80s and hopefully one day the 70s.
This is the way of the analytical golfer
good stuff
Those greens are lightening fast
Brother. It’s insane. All year round too
Yessir. Always smooth brain thinking. Thanks for everything. You’ve helped me tremendously.
Joonas has a nice swing. Keep,at it and work on that short game and your handicap will cut in half.
@golfsidekick A question if I may ... do you count shots in bunkers as an OOPS ? (I am guessing yes). Also what do you recommend as the limit distance for counting double chips - I've set it at 50m? I used the system today and playas it was REVOLUTIONARY. I forgot about the score and just focused on these five stats and it was a game changer. I'm not a big hitter so I played off the forward tees - around 5500 yards. Only 3 OOPS, zero penalties, only 2 double chips, only 2 three putts - and most importantly I played -3 to the par 3 from 100m or less stat. Result - 81 off the stick!! This is the way playas!!!
You can make an Oopsy out of anything. I just count stuff inside 60 yards as ‘chips’ definitely inside 40 is a chip.
I can only imagine how distracting the drawstrings from Joonis' hat must be when he's trying to concentrate on a putt line.
I’m interested in a trackperson setup
Hahahahaa you said "knowing your club distances is non negotiable".
Ok here they are:
Driver 175-285 yds, 5 wood 100-215, 4 iron 148-189, 5 iron 146-187, 6 iron 143-169, 7 iron 142-170, 8 iron 128-148, 9 iron 117-139, w 111, 56 10-83, putter 1-15 yds.
Thing is there is no way of knowing which shot is coming off the face at any given time!
Lol yeah extended periods of simulator use lead to...an adjustment period...when you get back out on the course 😅
I like this
Matty boom boom, I need youuuuu. I can break 100 all day long. 90 teases me. Come to Texas and fix me.
Oh, haven't heard the voiceover in a while, is that you?
This playa looks like he should be in a break 100 video.
Nope. Notice where he loses his shots. Not penalties and duffs
@ Thanks Baus I made the mistake of focussing on the score and not the message. You are right its all about the short game!
He’s got a nice swing. I feel like he just needs to play more maybe?
Note to self - dont be a trackman pleya
Golf is simple
The string on his hat would f with me
i have tried it in the past, and i agree...it's a no go
@3:34 tip: he’s standing too close to the ball .look where his hands are at address
Could be
Me and Jonas are soul sisters
I know confidentiality, but I had to look up “confidence.”
Slip of the tong
In this video the first way to break 90 is to NOT play in the rain!! LOL
It’s Thailand. It’s gonna rain.☔️
LOST ANOTHER BALL (lance armstrong) .... hahaha
no chance this dude breaks 100 with that short game
So you didn’t actually listen or watch anything in the video?
Looks like he lacks confidence around the greens, possibly scared of teething the ball
Yeah had spent no time on the real grass for months. It’s the first thing to disappear and the first thing to get better quicker
how is he a 9 handicapper if he only uses trackman
Just to be clear. You genuinely believe that you heard me say that he IS a 9 handicap?
@@GolfSidekick Haha that's a good point
You missed the key point - be lucky.
In golf, only those who work at it, get lucky. For everyone else, there’s the pointless emotion of hope.
aint no effinig way this guy a 9 handicapper playa- only way that exists is on trackman with 15 foot auto gimme puts eneabled
No one said he is a 9 handicap. I said i believe he has the game to be 9 handicap. As you can see by his ability to not duff shots and strike the ball in the sweet spot.
This is his first round after a winter in track man.
The only place he lost almost all his strokes was inside wedge range.
That’s so easy to fix that he can get to 9 handicap in one season
@@GolfSidekick no doubt, i see the potentiality there. best of luck mate
Please never use AI for your commentary again! I come to your videos to hear you, not an impersonal AI generated voice! (And I could tell you stopped after the first few minutes, but I almost couldn't get through the opening to hear you)
There is no ai voice
This man has no confidentiality
@@GolfSidekickwho’s voice is that?
You have not been watching his videos. This is normal. Had been doing this style for years.
@@Dubnloveyas i missed my butler who was with me for the first 6 of the 7 years of this channel
I was just thinking that we'd not heard the Brit-with-a-South-African-accent-whose-services-seemed-to-have-been-dispensed-with when BOOM like a Baus he reappears. As does the tuba for only the second timd in YONKS. whaddavlogga
shot 99 for first time other day and had 3 quad bogeys on the card… going to implement this try get under 95 🫡 will report back