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  • Опубликовано: 15 ноя 2024

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  • @B4rchetta
    @B4rchetta Год назад +58

    Best golf lesson ever. No sound required, just vision.

    • @reidflemingworldstoughestm1394
      @reidflemingworldstoughestm1394 Год назад +7

      Golf lesson?

    • @dove3853
      @dove3853 Год назад +6

      Remember that the Lord Jesus Christ died on a cross for you because He loves you so much. He then rose up from the dead three days later
      The Ten Commandments are called the moral law, (most of us are lying thieving blasphemous adulterer at heart and deserve hell) you and I broke the law, Jesus paid the fine. That’s what happened on that cross.
      By believing that Jesus died on the cross and rose up from the dead 3 days later and not just confessing your sin, but also repenting of all sin you have done and putting all your trust in Him in prayer, He will grant you everlasting life as a free Gift.

    • @MrDeepzek
      @MrDeepzek Год назад +3

      I love her sweet voice too ;)

    • @galinamelnikova9855
      @galinamelnikova9855 Год назад

      @@reidflemingworldstoughestm1394 😘😘😘😆

  • @robhertle4110
    @robhertle4110 Год назад +1

    I am very grateful that you post videos on RUclips.

  • @TheSeahawk206
    @TheSeahawk206 Год назад

    Nothing better than watching good informative golf coaching videos taught by an extremely good looking person. Well done.

  • @robertivers6438
    @robertivers6438 Год назад

    Someone so humble and vibrant makes me smile even though golf is not my sport. Good for you Paige keep.up the good work 😊

  • @johnr5252
    @johnr5252 Год назад +1

    Paige is such a sweetheart. A wonderful personality.
    Love her!

  • @kevinjohnson3351
    @kevinjohnson3351 Год назад +7

    Paige you always make your videos very easy to follow. Thanks for the lessons. Have a wonderful day 💞💞

  • @jeffrap1
    @jeffrap1 Год назад +1

    Fantastic tutorial; when I was learning golf (I guess you never stop learning), I took tons of lessons, and while they were mostly enormously helpful, they also made the game more complicated for me - I took tons of notes and typically would overthink everything when on the course, which actually hindered my progress and definitely took away much of the fun. It is a game, after all and I think too many golfers lose sight of that. Paige's approach is awesome as she is outstanding at clarifying what works and what doesn't, all while simplifying everything, which is the mark of great teaching. Excellent job, and I will check out her other videos. Thanks!

  • @Bobbob-qe7pf
    @Bobbob-qe7pf Год назад

    I’ve never swung a golf club in my life and don’t intend to, but for some reason find this video riveting -!!

  • @timleone5189
    @timleone5189 Год назад +9

    Paige, I’ve taken your advice and really focused on my short game. I practice with my wedges and putter a lot more now. Although I’m not hitting my driver as well, my score has really dropped! Thanks again for all your tutorials 😊

  • @johnwear4354
    @johnwear4354 Год назад +5

    Paige, you are an excellent golfer and teacher of how to play golf. I enjoy watching your videos.

  • @howardbloom2466
    @howardbloom2466 Год назад

    I could watch you all day long!!💜

  • @loveamerica2828
    @loveamerica2828 Год назад

    OH THE SCENERY!!!!....BEAUTIFUL, both inside the cart and out!!!!

  • @christopherkempke635
    @christopherkempke635 Год назад +10

    Great stuff as always! Keeping golf simple, while breaking it down technically, is your strong suit

  • @meagainandagain5756
    @meagainandagain5756 Год назад

    Living in the north country, it is so nice to see golf being played where it’s warm. I profit from your advice, and I am compelled to watch to the end!

  • @atozkhans2390
    @atozkhans2390 Год назад +2

    Thank you Paige for your beautiful explanation, all I learned today is how to manage my expectations..which is lower than I expected!

  • @billgale2264
    @billgale2264 Год назад +1

    Another great video Paige! Based on the last set up in this video, lots of green, I sometimes use a very upright 6I - toe down. Decades ago, Nick Price taught this in a Golf Digest article. It’s not always the right shot, but having shot options is always key.

  • @111msw
    @111msw Год назад +4

    It’s never dull with Paige 👍

  • @mrichards55
    @mrichards55 Год назад +1

    You’re so amazing Paige. I wish you were my personal golf coach 😍 ⛳️

  • @bman11714
    @bman11714 Год назад +1

    I really enjoy “watching” these videos

    • @bman11714
      @bman11714 Год назад

      @thepaigespiranac Aweosme!! How do I contact you?

  • @mikewilliams6086
    @mikewilliams6086 3 месяца назад

    Great lesson,brief with not too much info at once! Rocking that pink outfit and looking great as usual. 😊

  • @irish1288
    @irish1288 Год назад +2

    Now I just need a shot scope!!! Love these instructional videos. Great content.

  • @MrDeepzek
    @MrDeepzek Год назад

    I saw this had a lot of views and I clicked on it just to comment and say congrats and I'm very glad to see your success. You are very sweet and deserve all the best. I don't play golf but I appreciate you, at least I'm learning a little bit of rules, I had no clue before

  • @The_Madd_Golfer
    @The_Madd_Golfer Год назад +4

    My short game has always been the strongest part of my game (as a 6 handicapper, my pro friends used to kid me that I had a great short game but the bad news is that it was off the tee 😂). Now that I'm well into my 60's, I really focus on getting it up and down from around the green over 90% of the time and I've almost always used my wedges. I've always heard pros (esp on broadcasts) say to use the putter if you to get it close but use the wedge if you want to get it in. It's interesting that your data shows that the percentages still favor the putter. I guess what the data shows is that using the wedge could allow me to chip it in a small percentage of the time (which I do) but in the long run by putting it, I would assure myself of getting it up and down more often. I'll try that from now and see what happens....maybe I'll start shooting under par!

  • @petebalcom4671
    @petebalcom4671 Год назад

    I have to say Im stuck at home with Covid so that's the first time I watched one of your videos. The 7.4 ft data really surprised me. Of course everyone talks about your beauty but the content here was great and really detailed. Great lesson.

  • @miguelea728
    @miguelea728 2 месяца назад

    Amazing video!!! I always wanted to know how to get better at basketball. Thank you!!!

  • @tommartinez62
    @tommartinez62 Год назад +1

    Very well done, keeping your eye on the ball all the way through the shot is key.

  • @jeffo9147
    @jeffo9147 Год назад

    Always great to see you paige. Please keep these tutorials coming.

  • @iamkevin23
    @iamkevin23 10 месяцев назад

    Good stat to know. I love to bump and run and it was a pleasure to watch you explain in.

  • @RobertoClausi
    @RobertoClausi Год назад

    Great insight into simplifying otherwise difficult shots around the green. Thankyou

  • @eb1941
    @eb1941 Год назад

    Great lesson. So much to consider. Thanks for posting.

  • @RooseveltMckinley
    @RooseveltMckinley Год назад +3

    Excellent lesson Paige! I heard my swing doctor tell me a long time ago, "My miss, around the green on tight lies, is a lot better with my putter vs. an iron or a wedge." Definitely a good thing to know. Loved the 7 yards stat for scratch players. That does take the pressure off a lot! "Managing expectations"... a great way to describe the game we love.

  • @sazidk2600
    @sazidk2600 Год назад +16

    As a data analyst, just love that paige dove into her own data! Always curious to hear how Paige and other athletes use analytics to improve or find vulnerabilities in their game that they can strengthen! Also loved the point about the putter vs wedge! Curious about other instances when one club type is better than another that may surprise someone? Keep up the great content, Paige!

    • @dove3853
      @dove3853 Год назад

      Remember that the Lord Jesus Christ died on a cross for you because He loves you so much. He then rose up from the dead three days later
      The Ten Commandments are called the moral law, (most of us are lying thieving blasphemous adulterer at heart and deserve hell) you and I broke the law, Jesus paid the fine. That’s what happened on that cross.
      By believing that Jesus died on the cross and rose up from the dead 3 days later and not just confessing your sin, but also repenting of all sin you have done and putting all your trust in Him in prayer, He will grant you everlasting life as a free Gift.

  • @KimHammons-q3b
    @KimHammons-q3b Месяц назад

    You are an outstanding teacher!

  • @johnjackson9865
    @johnjackson9865 Год назад +1

    I have three young daughters that I'm trying to get into golf (oldest is only 5 so a long way to go) but one day I hope they're as good as you and want to play 18 with me. Thanks for the lessons!

  • @terrymattan18
    @terrymattan18 Год назад

    Thank you for all the wonderful tips again. You can never learn enough.

  • @rickcudmore8156
    @rickcudmore8156 Год назад +2

    I have been using my 3 & 4 hybrid from off the green and out of some of the fluffy stuff with very good results.

  • @CaptainRon41
    @CaptainRon41 Год назад

    Ahh blessed with another video from Paige. Love you.

  • @T-dog68
    @T-dog68 Год назад +1

    Thanks Paige. I like how you keep it simple. Some of these other people take one stroke and drag the how too on for ever. Thanks again. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

    • @palominokyla7155
      @palominokyla7155 Год назад

      Ya you are right, I would love to learn and play golf like a pro, now that I am back home from duty. You play golf too?

  • @multioptioned
    @multioptioned Год назад +10

    Watching Paige's videos has definitely reduced the number of strokes needed to complete my round! 👗👍😉

  • @andy1or2
    @andy1or2 Год назад +1

    Absolutely love listening to this young lady ... all American girl with a great "you can do it" attitude ....!

  • @nickyboy8002
    @nickyboy8002 Год назад

    Hi Paige. Just starting my golf journey at the grand old age of 46. Thanks for the tips. Keep the vids coming 👍👍

  • @sipius22
    @sipius22 Год назад +1

    Wow her game of tennis is awesome!

  • @wimpiecoetzee3782
    @wimpiecoetzee3782 Год назад

    Hi Paige, Awesome Golf Instruction like Always 🙏. Such an Awesome Priviledge listening and viewing your execution. One if a kind. Have a Great Day Paige 🙏🤗🙏

  • @LynnCindy
    @LynnCindy Год назад +1

    Great content... could have used this years ago when I was still able to play on a regular basis.

  • @lawrencebronson8407
    @lawrencebronson8407 Год назад

    Thanks Paige

  • @kairohmann4350
    @kairohmann4350 Год назад

    Gute Demonstration, daß Golf spielen nicht so eine leichte Sportart ist, wie es vielleicht aussieht. Tolles Video. 👍😎

  • @juanhunglow2220
    @juanhunglow2220 Год назад

    Great advice. A -3 handicapper I play told me ages ago “ if you can putt, then putt. Chip as a last resort. If I can’t putt I go to an 8 iron and bump and run using a putting stroke. Work on this part of your game and your hcap WILL come down

  • @kerryleydig2255
    @kerryleydig2255 Год назад

    Totally agree I have found working on my short game lowered my score drastically

  • @5277088
    @5277088 Год назад

    I never knew the toe was so important in chipping before this video. Thanks!

  • @jonathanh2605
    @jonathanh2605 Год назад

    I did enjoy it,I feel the short game is often overlooked,thank you Paige☺

  • @gregkistner1955
    @gregkistner1955 Год назад

    Thanks Paige any advice helps my game!

  • @dawiereynolds
    @dawiereynolds Год назад +5

    Paige you are a great teacher. Thanks that you keep it simple

    • @Millar740
      @Millar740 Год назад

      Lol are you a good learner?

    • @dawiereynolds
      @dawiereynolds Год назад

      @@Millar740 that you must find out

    • @Millar740
      @Millar740 Год назад

      @@dawiereynolds Yes. I always like to learn new things

  • @saintpatrick6681
    @saintpatrick6681 Год назад +1

    love your wedge

  • @randypischke1270
    @randypischke1270 Год назад

    Always great tips from you. They have really helped my game

  • @danielkohler3458
    @danielkohler3458 Год назад

    Front row seat to grade A instruction! Great time to be alive

  • @reh9999
    @reh9999 Год назад

    Jack always preached chip with the lowest loft to get over what you need to get over. Nothing more. This is a good old school lesson. Thanks.

  • @edbleazby5885
    @edbleazby5885 Год назад

    Now I've seen everything. We'll almost. 😊. Good lesson too.

  • @majen66
    @majen66 Год назад +1

    Great advise! Thanks for sharing these tips. I typically always use the wedge in the short stuff (collar) and only because there's been a stigma around using the putter.

  • @yaronkl
    @yaronkl Год назад

    appologies for not addressing your golf tips: I don't play, I'm here because of you looks. But I do admire your passion for passing on your knwledge of the game. You look sensational BTW.

  • @chrismair8161
    @chrismair8161 Год назад

    As a Double Red Seal CNC Programmer I just simply wanted to say Thank You! The wheels on my cart would fall off ASAP after you showed up wearing what my ocular cavities are presented. WoW!

  • @chriscarnahan6006
    @chriscarnahan6006 Год назад

    Thanks Paige, I’ve always been a little afraid of the putter, from off the green, but certainly makes sense. Have a great holiday season.

    • @palominokyla7155
      @palominokyla7155 Год назад

      She as been wonderful with this, and I am so happy for her wish I could play like her, you play golf too?

  • @mejiasla45120
    @mejiasla45120 Год назад

    Thank you for another great video!! I love these Shot Scope coaching videos and I’m learning a lot! 😊
    I also love your head overs and with Christmas coming I wanted to know where you get them from. Thanks again!!

  • @briang.6440
    @briang.6440 Год назад

    Winter is the best time to work on the short game with the limited day light and cold weather. I will work on it at my local course practice green.

  • @danielrobey1759
    @danielrobey1759 Год назад +2

    Great teacher! Although it is hard to focus on the golf at times 😂

    • @moody_blue682
      @moody_blue682 Год назад

      Entirely deliberate. You will never see anyone on a golf course in an outfit like that but let's face it, it gets your attention.

  • @hugosstudiosdenver
    @hugosstudiosdenver Год назад

    Happy Holidays and thanks for sharing !

  • @dfob4288
    @dfob4288 Год назад +1

    BTW always fantastic to hear you advice and please please keep the advice coming 🙏

  • @chessmaster3225
    @chessmaster3225 Год назад

    great comments on the putter and chipping! as usual youre the best Paige! and so pretty!

  • @marioprice586
    @marioprice586 Год назад +1

    Keep this kinda content coming! Go Coach Paige!!

    • @palominokyla7155
      @palominokyla7155 Год назад

      Nice she is just too good, love to play like her, you play golf too?

  • @gregschulte2953
    @gregschulte2953 Год назад

    great reminder of high percentage shots. Like Paige, I use my 54 for just about everything around the green and am very comfortable with it - but using a pitching/gap edge on the long bump & runs is usually the right shot. Well done Paige.

  • @richardtodt8194
    @richardtodt8194 Год назад

    When are you coming down under, to promote women's golf? You are such an inspiration to so many golfers around the world. Australia needs you

  • @brentwilliams5382
    @brentwilliams5382 Год назад

    Thanks Paige great advice keep up the good work.

  • @stevemc1
    @stevemc1 Год назад

    Definitely liking the wedge, and the golf club too 👌

  • @samiam4240
    @samiam4240 Год назад

    Love your channel, Paige.

  • @c5miket
    @c5miket Год назад

    Thanks for the discount code Paige, it still works. Just bought the new X5 watch.

  • @harrydoherty8299
    @harrydoherty8299 Год назад

    yea, i’m here for the gulf tips. 😢. really nice tips.

  • @TeezerDriz
    @TeezerDriz Год назад

    Great information. Thanks Paige.

  • @johnr5252
    @johnr5252 Год назад +1

    Could you imagine Paige dressing ‘frumpy’?
    No, you can’t, because it’s not possible! Paige looks good in anything!

  • @dfob4288
    @dfob4288 Год назад

    Fantastic advice; my dad always said if there is a clear run to the pin punch a low 7 iron ( ‘dribble’ it to the pin).

  • @zig6427
    @zig6427 Год назад

    New subber,complete concentration thank you on sooo many levels.

  • @lerner29
    @lerner29 Год назад

    Another cool outfit and great golf course background shots.... my nerves are relaxed....

  • @richardblayney1878
    @richardblayney1878 Год назад

    Thanks for some more great information,keep them coming👏👏
    When you coming to play some links golf in the UK🤔

  • @paul5589
    @paul5589 Год назад

    Try your bump and runs with the ball from centre to the back foot Paige. The quicker you want the ball to run out like a putt, then the further back in your stance it goes. Good luck. I use 5 iron to PW for those shots.

  • @bobbys4327
    @bobbys4327 Год назад

    Yup, saw Roger Cleveland doing a demo and he told the guy hitting the ball with a sand wedge on a pretty tight lie; he said this is a tough shot, don't try to hit down on it, instead play with the shaft more upright and hit 1/2 inch or so behind the ball. Let the bounce do the work of sliding right under the ball. I think the wedge guru knows what he is talking about. Just like Paige!

  • @SuperPacificcoast
    @SuperPacificcoast Год назад

    My game has improved since taking your advice , thank you

  • @rayfreeman2305
    @rayfreeman2305 Год назад +2

    Using a putter from short grass off the green has been my plan for years. Just this summer I sank a 90 footer from three feet off the green and it was down hill with about a four foot break and it just gently fell in the hole for a birdie. What a feeling that was.

    • @G.J.Davies
      @G.J.Davies Год назад

      Did yae aye

    • @dove3853
      @dove3853 Год назад

      Remember that the Lord Jesus Christ died on a cross for you because He loves you so much. He then rose up from the dead three days later
      The Ten Commandments are called the moral law, (most of us are lying thieving blasphemous adulterer at heart and deserve hell) you and I broke the law, Jesus paid the fine. That’s what happened on that cross.
      By believing that Jesus died on the cross and rose up from the dead 3 days later and not just confessing your sin, but also repenting of all sin you have done and putting all your trust in Him in prayer, He will grant you everlasting life as a free Gift.

  • @russelfatnowna1622
    @russelfatnowna1622 Год назад

    Another great informative clip Paige!!

  • @eugenekozick6972
    @eugenekozick6972 Год назад

    I agree 👍
    Good golf tips and nice to look at!!!

  • @grahamprice4781
    @grahamprice4781 Год назад

    Tx Paige that was great to watch you make it look easy

  • @johnheneghan5660
    @johnheneghan5660 Год назад

    I really tried to pay attention to your tutorial but it was quite difficult to stay on task!!!

  • @ponyoutube3301
    @ponyoutube3301 Год назад

    I really appreciate the two points she's making.

  • @WeathermanMilSim
    @WeathermanMilSim Год назад

    I've tried that way, but i struggle with super long puts from off the green. I found that putting it firmly with a 7i actually serves me very well. If i were inside 20ft id use a putter, but beyond that, i def struggle

  • @jonny8908
    @jonny8908 Год назад

    A new Paige video. Great stuff. Can I ask if there is a new podcast episode coming out soon?

  • @greg6122
    @greg6122 Год назад

    Love your channel, thanks for the tips!💯❤️

  • @mister.wizard
    @mister.wizard Год назад

    Paige, Great video! I started playing on a regular basis about a year ago. My 1st score was 120. Although I recently did my personal best of 87, I routinely am in the 90’s. I figured out to quit using my wedge to chip on the green for exactly what you said of the non predictability. I always use my 8 iron & occasionally use my 9 iron (if I need to get the ball a little higher). This helps me get usually close to the pin. So you confirmed that! Now what you are saying about putting from the fringe, I will have to try as I have not, because I am afraid that once the ball drops down on the green’s surface, that it might not continue on the path that I want. But it looks like that is not the case with what your showing. My other concern is my feel of putting would be jeopardized as the ball has to be slowed down more while rolling on the fringe and therefore I won’t be able to judge my speed of putting as much as an iron. But I am going to give your suggestion a go! Thanks for the data based lesson!! 😊❤😊❤ P.S. I just subscribed & I usually never subscribe on RUclips.

  • @rjensen6368
    @rjensen6368 Год назад

    Another good video. Some very good tips. Keep it up.

  • @45acpbbb
    @45acpbbb Год назад

    Thank you Paige! Keep up the good work!

    • @45acpbbb
      @45acpbbb Год назад

      Club up! Got it.

  • @alkershaw304
    @alkershaw304 Год назад

    Love your instructional videos!!

  • @Zetler
    @Zetler Год назад

    Other female golf influencers can’t compete with this with content. Informative and casual hotness.

  • @Far2hip
    @Far2hip Год назад +1

    Hey there Paige!! I have had this Cleveland 42° chipper for a good 15 years for shots around the green like that. It’s basically the size of a putter and has an alignment line on the back, again, just like a putter. So I went ahead and put an actual putter grip on it and BOY what a game changer that was!! I always get a true roll and the ball will even check up if it’s a longer stretch to the actual green it works AMAZING. I don’t care how much crap I get from my buddies for having a chipper in the bag because it gets me paid more often than not!! (And the smart ones ask to use it quite often, lol) 👍🏻😎👍🏻

  • @davidcole2337
    @davidcole2337 Год назад +1

    I always use the Putter when possible. You are able to control speed better..