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  • @jopo7996
    @jopo7996 Год назад +611

    Number 6. Make sure the beers hidden in your golfbag match the single one you buy from the cart girl..

    • @kentgulliford
      @kentgulliford Год назад +34

      this could be the top tip. - alternately bring a cozie for your beers

    • @Ubotit_Unaymit
      @Ubotit_Unaymit Год назад +8

      I see it as more of a guideline than a rule. Especially since I've been stuck behind an elderly fivesome taking 20 minutes per hole.

    • @jeromekemmer8148
      @jeromekemmer8148 Год назад +2

      Don't know what you're talking about 😂

    • @oaguirre013
      @oaguirre013 Год назад +2

      Or bring your own yeti cup and hide the empty cans 😏

    • @justinlemon8326
      @justinlemon8326 Год назад +25

      Glad I’m not the only one that can nurse a clubhouse beer for 18 holes.

  • @M1K3Y80Y
    @M1K3Y80Y Год назад +89

    Love the back to roots instructional content 👌🏻 🏌️

  • @GS-fc5pq
    @GS-fc5pq Год назад +34

    Rick- I’m a beginner and this helped a lot. I used tips 3-5 in my round yesterday and shot my best score yet (96). Thank you for the tips brother!

    • @ivongr
      @ivongr Год назад +3

      You are a beginner and shot a 96?! When i was a beginner I shot 150!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @Contempri1
    @Contempri1 Год назад +2

    Great advice Rick as always. Although I love your Pod Casts and break 75's I just feel your instructional videos are so relatable to the club golfer and help us realize "that golf is hard" without being too hard on yourself. Thanks again for providing the best golf entertainment on YoutTube,class .

  • @Daniel-36
    @Daniel-36 Год назад +5

    Rick from watching your videos I’ve went from shooting in the 90s and a highest of 97 and struggling to break 90, to shooting 81 two weeks in a row. Thank you so much for making these videos and helping us regular golfers

  • @hb2sami
    @hb2sami Год назад

    Thank you Rick Shiels, your content, information, advise, perspective, and passion for this silly game is apparent. It’s so enjoyable to come on to RUclips and watch your videos. I’m in Alaska our golf courses are under feet of snow, we are eagerly awaiting for spring and to be able to get our 5 months of playing in this summer. So being able to enjoy your content in the off season is very nice. I’m starting to build up excitement and anticipation. I’m 52 years old and just played my first summer of golf last summer, I started out shooting around 120 on a par 72 coarse. My goal was to break 100, I I did a couple months in, my best score was a 93, this year I want to break 90, and a personal best of 85 would be great. I’m shooting old second hand clubs, if I can start shootings in the 80’s I may treat myself to a fitting and get proper clubs. Thank you again and God bless

  • @Theycallmedyer
    @Theycallmedyer Год назад +1

    Just started golfing last week and your videos have been HUGELY helpful and fun to watch.
    Thanks to you my second round of golf ever I was only 18 over with a birdie chip in from 25 yards out. Appreciate you Rick!

  • @ianrobertson1647
    @ianrobertson1647 Год назад +5

    Really have to agree with the playing of different courses. I play fairly well round my own course but you get to a point where you hardly have to think about your next club because you play the same way each time. As soon as I go and play a few different courses and face different hazards, lengths, wind directions, I come back to my own course feeling I'm now better equipped as a golfer as I now have more shots in my arsenal.

  • @CM-nw3ts
    @CM-nw3ts Год назад +1

    As a newly minted golfer, I am a huge fan of your content Rick.
    My mate (15 years deep into golf) put me onto you when I said I was interested in joining my local club, I have since been glued to your content as part of my journey towards my first handicap, making sure I have lots of fun along the way.
    You're a credit to the sport and I'm sure I'm one of many who is encouraged by your continued efforts.
    Keep up the good work mate 👏

  • @bluetoughguy
    @bluetoughguy Год назад +1

    Such great tips! Love this. Thanks Rick

  • @okeesmokee6658
    @okeesmokee6658 Год назад +2

    Great tips. I would add taking lessons. I learned two things from my last lesson - the importance of lag in my swing - wan't even aware of that until I was videotaped, and, as you mentioned, the importance of lag in my putts - I am now two putting much more consistently and even making some outside of 10 feet, but I am now less focused on draining 30 footers and just making a good, solid putt.

  • @zackridgway4420
    @zackridgway4420 Год назад +39

    Literally just ordered a starter golf set for me and my fiancée yesterday. This will be really helpful for newbies like us! Can't wait to get started

    • @ZX-wy1tw
      @ZX-wy1tw Год назад +4

      take some lessons too

    • @deangilles718
      @deangilles718 Год назад

      @@ZX-wy1tw I second this, it will move you forward in leaps and bounds!

    • @theythinkimmadyouknow
      @theythinkimmadyouknow Год назад +1

      Welcome to golf Zack!!

    • @dmkfactor1721
      @dmkfactor1721 Год назад

      Take some lessons too! Golf is SOOOO much more fun when you have a couple of fundamentals. You’d be surprised how much more fun golf will be for yourselves!

  • @macmcnulty
    @macmcnulty Год назад

    Rick, you're the best. I used that same putting tip from your video with the great putting coach. It has absolutely helped eliminate my unnecessary three putts and actually started holing some more on the first putt.
    Thanks so much for your videos!

  • @2010LeeG
    @2010LeeG Год назад +1

    Love the yardage lost with wind tip.

  • @danielthomasmoran
    @danielthomasmoran Год назад

    Well done, Sir! Golf is a thinking man's game and learning how to think about what you are doing is as imprtant as the doing of it. This video is a sure example of that idea.

  • @kevinbordner3334
    @kevinbordner3334 Год назад +1

    I enjoy your videos immensely Rick , keep them coming !😊

  • @jamescarter8421
    @jamescarter8421 Год назад +3

    Remember buying my first new dozen of balls. Shanked first one in woods first swing . Realized I wasn't ready for those yet..✌️⛳🏌️

  • @beakthegreat
    @beakthegreat Год назад

    Thanks Rick. I appreciate this video. Have fun out there!

  • @markroper9269
    @markroper9269 Год назад +1

    I see you remembered you putting lesson. The practice strokes looking at the hole was amazing!!! Have a good week!

  • @lucasvandenberg1518
    @lucasvandenberg1518 Год назад

    Love the tips videos. Especially the tip to just have fun and remember why we're out there. So easy to get angry. But golf is hard! Keep up the content please! Love it all.

  • @MichaelJones-ff9gb
    @MichaelJones-ff9gb Год назад

    Terrific video with immediately actionable advice - thank you!

  • @redleaf7512
    @redleaf7512 Год назад

    I have learnt soooo much from your videos, super thankful.

  • @karandewan3499
    @karandewan3499 Год назад

    Some gold here, thanks for (putting) these out there 😀

  • @jrichy33
    @jrichy33 Год назад +21

    I love how Rick is always trying to help people improve scores. He's helped me go from shooting 97ish to 90 even. I haven't been playing golf that long but it's nice seeing new ways to improve my game and try to get better. I've always wanted to go professional while playing the sport that I love. I know that won't happen, but it's nice to drop shots and play better. Next goal is to save up to get away from my Nike driver. It's the tour edition so it's kinda hard for me to use. Slice almost every time. Been watching Rick for 5 years now trying to fix it

    • @drewgarza1888
      @drewgarza1888 Год назад +1

      Same for me. I picked up golf in August '22 and my first round I shot 136. My last round in January '23 was 94 and that's due in large part to these videos.

    • @samthesr20man
      @samthesr20man Год назад

      I have the Nike tour driver and its great. I sliced with it but found I was swinging across my body, once I got that right I'm bombing like 300 yard drives, it's a great club

  • @bazgreenall5437
    @bazgreenall5437 Год назад

    Love your advice on playing different courses. You could be the best in the world on your course and know just where to put the ball. But play different courses. And it's new challenges all together.

  • @johndutton4005
    @johndutton4005 Год назад

    Great tips. My favourite tip is the bonus tip. Love your golf instruction videos.

  • @b.p.3743
    @b.p.3743 Год назад

    Great reminders as we kick off the season here in Canada... Thanks Rick!

  • @roncarlton1882
    @roncarlton1882 Год назад

    I enjoyed the video especially about wind. Now I know how to factor it in better. Especially against the wind. I actually discussed with a friend when playing and had seen a video about the subject but it was getting too complicated. So I thought enough as I can’t have any thoughts that allow not to trust your decision. Commit and do it. The way you explained is very simple. Keep the videos coming.

  • @JR-xn4gl
    @JR-xn4gl Год назад +1

    Great tips! Now to keep them from slipping my mind!

  • @tntate8554
    @tntate8554 Год назад

    Great advice Rick -Simple but absolutely essential.

  • @artgood73
    @artgood73 Год назад

    Splendid video. Love the content. I'm taking my first lesson this Saturday at 49 years old.

  • @DJC3PO
    @DJC3PO Год назад +1

    Solid advice. Good video. 👍

  • @portyloon1750
    @portyloon1750 Год назад

    Great video Rick, as usual. Please keep the tips coming. Very helpful.👍👍

  • @jonrandolph1045
    @jonrandolph1045 11 месяцев назад

    I’m a new golfer I’ve been playing for 4 months and I absolutely got addicted I’ve watched almost all your videos and love when you play with guy. This did help me a lot I usually shoot 10 over but I’ve been putting in a lot of work for all new players you can get pretty good if you put in the time and effort. Now I’m trying to break 82 which is 10 over on my course love the content keep it up Rick!!

  • @joemullins4185
    @joemullins4185 Год назад

    Absolutely class top tips!! Thanks as usual!

  • @golf-for-beginners
    @golf-for-beginners Год назад +1

    One of the best in business Rick Shields - Loved it

  • @neilarmstrong7113
    @neilarmstrong7113 Год назад

    Great tips thanks

  • @angellisojo3743
    @angellisojo3743 Год назад

    I agree. It's a great vlog this year I have been playing other golf course.

  • @ianthomas739
    @ianthomas739 Год назад +3

    Great tip from Rick - don't be too hard on yourself. I used to get annoyed for days after if I'd had a bad round but now I just take a fatalistic approach to golf and enjoy myself. Let's face it, it beats work.

    • @franktucker2053
      @franktucker2053 Год назад

      Thanks for the great advice to all your videos. It good to go back to them, 😊

  • @brianmyers5719
    @brianmyers5719 Год назад

    Rick I’ve been watching your videos for a while now. Coming from a guy with not so much free time I appreciate videos like this that you make you have helped my golf game EXTREMELY TY! Rick your great! I’ll practice those slopes for sure.

  • @jonnym7926
    @jonnym7926 Год назад

    Best video for tips I've seen in a while thanks RS

  • @erniesteele3164
    @erniesteele3164 Год назад

    Thanks for the reminders!

  • @tobiasball5225
    @tobiasball5225 Год назад

    Appreciate the honesty. Maybe a similar video about course management?

  • @flightsimulatoradventures7246
    @flightsimulatoradventures7246 Год назад

    Cheers. Great info.

  • @brianbull438
    @brianbull438 Год назад

    Good tips, thanks

  • @yamatexang7890
    @yamatexang7890 Год назад

    Definitely sound advice. I still catch myself at times being too hard on myself. The last tip was an especially good one.

  • @leerobinson590
    @leerobinson590 Год назад +1

    I remember playing on my home course in an absolute gale and rain. Was absolutely brilliant. Great fun and a real test on the easiest holes. Was like playing a completely different course. Fantastic and great fun

    • @bovineintervention276
      @bovineintervention276 Год назад +1

      The guys who pay big money for reservations at golf clubs will play in any weather let me tell you.

  • @joeylawson6049
    @joeylawson6049 Год назад

    Man Shielsy.. I’ve been watching your videos since you and Pete just had a few thousand subscribers when I was first getting into golf. Back before the beard 😂. You’ve always been a great ambassador for the game for new players getting started and it makes me happy to see you at nearly 2.5 million subscribers now. Cheers mate!

  • @wanderingminstrel1768
    @wanderingminstrel1768 10 месяцев назад

    Am about to take up golf at 46... And picking up my clubs this weekend.
    I plan to hit the driving range a couple of times a week for the next month or so... Take some lessons and then see how it goes....wish me luck..

  • @ajtovar1623
    @ajtovar1623 Год назад

    Rick, this has to be my favorite video you've ever done. Don't get me wrong, you are the gold standard, but this is real content and I'd love to see more like this.

  • @Cpreston
    @Cpreston Год назад

    Great video, Rick. Really enjoyed it

  • @oscarinipayaso
    @oscarinipayaso Год назад

    1:56 Northern California is amazing with the different types of courses are up here. I’m very grateful I got into golf but my brother introduced me to it in Southern California and the California desert which is much different than Nor Cal and my development has been up mainly up north.
    I recently had a major golf outing with my brother who got me into the game along with my cousins who got into the game on their own and through using Ricks tips and varying the types of golf courses, my family was extremely impressed with my game and my family is very hard to impress.

  • @sassteve1971
    @sassteve1971 Год назад

    Great video to help re-set the mind. I’m really really hard on myself with duff shots 😢 It’s usually after watching the PGA tour and expecting to replicate. From now on I’m going to chill! Cheers Rick ⛳️🏌🏼‍♂️👍

  • @robertbrown7470
    @robertbrown7470 Год назад

    Great tips!

  • @superb63amg94
    @superb63amg94 Год назад +1

    Awesome video. Well done sir!

  • @neilcoates8179
    @neilcoates8179 Год назад

    Great tips Rick.

  • @RR-rm6ge
    @RR-rm6ge Год назад

    Excellent Rick!

  • @bouweenvermogen
    @bouweenvermogen Год назад

    Great tips! 🙌🏼

  • @epicdad7347
    @epicdad7347 Год назад +2

    So true…I’m great when I play a round in a simulator where the weather is nice but what a huge transition to the golf course! Also, I think I’m probably still 4/10 from that 3 foot range as well!😂

  • @Jags4lifeJames
    @Jags4lifeJames Год назад

    Fantastic video as always Rick!

  • @OccultVolcano
    @OccultVolcano Год назад +1

    I can't wait to give these a try. Thanks for the videos

  • @thehunter1113
    @thehunter1113 Год назад +1

    5:40 An old pro at a golf club i actually kinda started playing at, i used to just join and watch my grandpa play, had a good way to train putting, im not sure if others do it but i find that it works. Find a distance (maybe 20 feet in front of you or to the hole, close your eyes and try different strengths, you will find a strength that works and be able to do it without needing to look.

  • @randyclark1221
    @randyclark1221 Год назад

    Great tips, Rick!

  • @buckeyeone
    @buckeyeone Год назад +2

    Helpful video as usual. Thanks, Rick. The 3-foot putting rule is the distance from the hole or radius, not the diameter however.

    • @rodn5616
      @rodn5616 Год назад +1

      I picture a hula hoop around the hole and aim for it

  • @lburwell99
    @lburwell99 Год назад

    Great stuff. A lot of good reminders for us amateurs about to start the season. My only critique is to use less left/right speak for us lefties having to do mental gymnastics lol. Always appreciate the video instruction that says things like lead/rear hand/foot or away/towards to keep things more universally clear, over some definitive statement of ball higher and it goes left.

  • @bigbadcrusher
    @bigbadcrusher Год назад

    Last year, I went out and played one of the most beautiful courses I've ever seen in-person, TPC Deere Run. Easily the most humbling experience I've ever had was when I hit it into the rough and it was almost impossible to find the ball, let alone trying to hit it out. But I'd do it all over again, without hesitation

  • @briandunn2
    @briandunn2 Год назад

    Hi Rick. Love your videos and tips! They have helped my game tremendously! One request, please take lefties into account when describing shots, especially with hitting on a slope. Most of us have common sense and know to swap the direction the ball will go, but a simple mention of this will really help the lefties out there. perhaps it can be described as toward you or away instead. Please keep the videos coming!

  • @craigruddick4567
    @craigruddick4567 Год назад

    Please do it again soon, really enjoyed it 👍

  • @LukeD91
    @LukeD91 Год назад +2

    Good stuff to know 😁👍❤

  • @PVCGolf
    @PVCGolf Год назад

    What a great video Rick! I miss this style.

  • @Zellieth
    @Zellieth Год назад

    I loved these tips. I wish when I first started playing that I also understood golf ball lies, as in at 3:00 the ball is pretty propped up by the grass. So I needed to be careful not to swing too far underneath it. And for tight lights it's very hard to pick clean

  • @honkerh8r564
    @honkerh8r564 Год назад

    I'm really bad about being tough on myself and getting mad when I mishit the ball. I work hard to get better, but you're right that you have to keep it in perspective.

  • @kman9969
    @kman9969 Год назад

    Just booked Crail open on the 5t August after watching You and Iona 3 times. I will need some luck 🙂

  • @davesalvisburg9569
    @davesalvisburg9569 Год назад

    Rick, you are the best!!!

  • @bajacore
    @bajacore Год назад +1

    The double bogey finish on each hole is much easier after perfecting lag putts. Thanks, Rick!

  • @davelatham9879
    @davelatham9879 Год назад

    Your videos are always quality ⛳

  • @Thoemazzzz
    @Thoemazzzz Год назад

    What helped me when i started out about 1.5 years ago is litterly look at the game per shot. I had the bad habbit on focussing on the complete hole and forcing myself to take to many risks trying to minmize the amount of shots. Had massive improvements after just taking it one shot at a time and purely focussing on my current shot and not the next or last one.

  • @danielmartinn
    @danielmartinn Год назад

    Hi, may you make a video on the Callaway Strata golf club set? Thanks

  • @davidanderson4091
    @davidanderson4091 Год назад

    100% agree Rick about lag putting - it is incredibly important to the bogey golfer. Most times you won't make the green in regulation off the stick, especially on the tougher stroke holes... you're going to be on the par 4 green in three and the par five green in four, so if you get good at lag putting, you'll almost guarantee yourself a net par every time - and when you do make GIR, you give yourself a shot at net birdie.

  • @cliffordchevannes6683
    @cliffordchevannes6683 Год назад

    Thank man for the tip

  • @RealMcCoyGolf
    @RealMcCoyGolf Год назад +1

    You’ve helped me tremendously.

    • @RealMcCoyGolf
      @RealMcCoyGolf Год назад

      I’ve went from a complete beginner 5 months ago to a -18.9 handicap… all from busting my ass practicing what I learned from Rick’s videos. I feel like he’s been my personal coach. Now, the hard work begins.

  • @sacpike
    @sacpike Год назад +1

    Also, Aim small miss small. Pick a precise target and go for it.

  • @user-uf4fw7dl9h
    @user-uf4fw7dl9h Год назад

    Hi, how much distance will -/+1.5 loft angle adjustment add or take away to a 4 hybrid typically? Can you do a video on loft angle settings / changes?
    Thanks

  • @davehudson3439
    @davehudson3439 Год назад +1

    Loved the Scramble video with Guy. Pls do it again!

    • @davehudson3439
      @davehudson3439 Год назад +1

      Sickening how many losers are out there, trying to scam ppl

  • @AlwaysDoingSomething
    @AlwaysDoingSomething Год назад

    Very nice tip.

  • @stephenhoy7286
    @stephenhoy7286 Год назад

    Good tips, especially on the lag putting.

  • @OddSpaceGhost
    @OddSpaceGhost Год назад

    Love ya, Rick!

  • @DanTwigGolf
    @DanTwigGolf Год назад

    My favourite thing is going out in really high winds and playing during those days. I love playing around with different shot shapes and trying things I wouldn’t normally

  • @jeffreybodine2897
    @jeffreybodine2897 Год назад +1

    Number 6 Rick ... People dont care to know the truth and thats why they dont get better , first thing they do is blame the clubs . I am a scratch golfer because I practice and experiment hard in the 40 years I have played , and when I hit great shots , the guys I play with , sometime strangers , always ask what brands clubs I am playing , every time ...lol I always say its not the clubs .This was good content and cant disagree with anything your saying ...Thanks Rick ... Heres 10 more tips I will add for beginners out there
    1) Golf is hard , it looks easy but its not and it will take you years to develop your game , accept it ... Take lessons and get the basics right from the beginning , quit guessing
    2) Quit thinking the driver is key , its not , chipping and putting means more and iron play comes in third .
    3) Accuracy trumps distance every time
    4) Your swinging too hard , think smooth and easy
    5) Play a premium ball , it matters ... Buy used balls if the price puts you off , just make sure there premium
    6) Dont practice on mats if possible , the game is played on grass , big difference
    7) Try to play with good players as much as possible and ask questions , dont be intimidated by somebody better than you ... We love helping you learn , at least i do
    8 ) Learn to hit trouble shots from bad lies , embrace it , practice it ... It happens even if your a good player
    9) If your not playing well that day , smile , your learning . Leave anger at home , it will kill your round even worse every time
    10 ) Forget the bad rounds or shots or shanks .... It will get into your head and could stunt your growth for weeks

  • @johnarthurs8281
    @johnarthurs8281 Год назад

    Great video but any advice on playing up or downhill and how to judge the yardage 🤔

  • @dr.j-2023
    @dr.j-2023 Год назад

    Thanks for the video, Rick. These and many more in The Four Foundations of Golf by Jon Sherman.

  • @tommyh6004
    @tommyh6004 Год назад

    keep these improvement videos coming rick!!!!

  • @kmag_tv
    @kmag_tv Год назад

    Coming back to golf after playing 20 years ago as a kid perfectly timed video!

  • @johnanthony6324
    @johnanthony6324 Год назад

    Quick and spot on as usual, thats why you're the daddy big boy!

  • @tommyminton7826
    @tommyminton7826 Год назад +2

    I would add to that tip about lag putting: if you are putting up hill, it's better to leave the ball short and give yourself a 3-foot uphill putt for par than running it by and having a downhill comebacker.

  • @joannacmakuchi8293
    @joannacmakuchi8293 Год назад

    I actually love Rick, just a great great guy

  • @josephniles7378
    @josephniles7378 Год назад

    Bonus tip is the highlight, boss! Golf is hard, have fun!

  • @samjones181
    @samjones181 Год назад

    Nice Video Rick!

  • @krayzdude1847
    @krayzdude1847 Год назад

    I always use that putting tip 2 putt for par or bogey is fine birdie is a bonus

  • @bkbinj6320
    @bkbinj6320 Год назад

    I did that same first fairway wood shot yesterday. But, off the tee.