This is just superb, I have been researching "basic golf clubs for beginners" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Keniden Benilliam Release - (just google it ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my colleague got amazing results with it.
Many thanks, been searching for "golf schools beginners" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Keniden Benilliam Release - (search on google ) ? Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my m8 got amazing success with it.
Not certain about the points made but ,if anyone else is searching for improve golf game try Nadazma Amazing Golf Helper (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some decent things about it and my mate got great success with it.
I’ve been attempting to play for years. Had ups and downs. I’m in a down again and decided to rebuild from scratch this year. The grip instruction alone has been eye opening. No more loose grip in the back swing. Thank you! 🙏🏼
I'm a beginner who's not yet confident enough to go onto a course. Slowly working my way through your guide at my local range. Thanks for these videos!
Go to the course, the vast majority of golfers remember when they were beginners and will be happy to give you every assistance. It's a game of confidence and you only get it with experience. Also, one lesson from a pro will give you all the confidence you'll need to play a round. He will tell you what you are doing wrong, no video can do that, no matter how well conceived. As Jack Nicklaus said, 'If your posture is right and your grip's good, you can be taught'. My first round I hit 149, exactly one year later I was hitting in the 80's and I only took it up aged 50. It's the best game in the world, enjoy it.
Since you are a beginner so along learning different skills you need to use stress free golf sticks which gives flexibility and confidence you may visit the link* bit. ly/2lxZMkT* if you are interested
Yes it is important to stay in position at the end of the swing with no body movement, this helps to keep the ball on line after contact much like a snooker player! Great easy to understand video guy's.
I went golfing for my first time yesterday and I wish I would have watched this first. it was a very long 18 holes. had a blast. I was doing everything you said not to do. I can't wait to get back out and give it another go. Thank you for this video.
I just purchased my equipment yesterday. From information given by instructors the hold that was told to me by employee was all wrong. I will be watching their series to learn this game. Was going to hire someone, but will try this first.
I love you guys!!!!! My swing has improved in just one day after watching your videos. I'm now hitting with a close stance and there is one thing I noticed you guys doing- you don't seem to MUSCLE UP on your downswing. You seem to just be content to allow the club face to hit the ball. For years, this has been my downfall which has led me to be inconsistent. I went to the range after watching this video and just thought of meeting the ball, not muscling up to increase downswing speed, and guess what? Ball goes both farther and straighter. Go figure! Now can I finally get this down? Thanks again.
Not a beginner but was fed up with mid to high 90s so i decided to rebuild, i watched this and some other vids by these guys and i practiced for 1 week everyday, i shot fucking 80 yesterday with a triple, a 1 foot missed putt, 3 putt from 12 feet. I dont expect this all the time but i do kno what these guys are teaching works and im going to keep working and watching THANK YOU GUYS!!!!
For someone who plays very casually and is looking to play more, this is a great refresher; Even fixed some things I learned incorrectly. Thanks for the info, guys.
New golfer here (less than 12 months). Looked this up after noticing I was hitting the ball in a nice straight line, but not getting it up in the air at all, even with lofty irons. Super helpful and noticed something to work on in each of the areas, thank you.
I've golfed off and on over the years. I remember as a kid, going to the driving range for lessons every Friday after school. And going to group lessons during summer vacation. I've only played on a course a couple of times, and even then, there are very few public courses in my state. I haven't been to the driving range since well before Covid, but I was always pushing my shots to the right.
Excellent coaching video, guys, i'm just starting out in the game and keen to learn and improve. I will be following all your coaching and advice. Thank you
I just started playing golf for the first time. and i searched how to play on youtube So I came to meet you two. I'm very impressed And you guys make me want to play golf any more.
Great instructions!!! Never been told to move body towards target and then unwind from the instructors I've had in the past. Will practice on this awhile!!! As far as a stable body I focus on keeping my sternum over the ball which helps me to not move anything from the waist down, ie. keeps me stable!
here's a few things for how to improve your golf Do exercises Position your feet correctly Learn the best body posture (I read these and the reasons they work on Gavs Golf Tactic site )
I found this video very informative and loved the clear instructions. This tutorial gave me the confidence and education to begin playing golf. Just a gentle reminder to use phrases such as "golfers" "you players" or the simple plural "you" instead of "you guys". One of the best criticisms I received as a young teacher from my first principal.
I am just learning to play. I get lots of advice on hand placement, swing, etc. and every person gives me something different. my body placement is the hardest. Glad to see some concrete direction. Will practice and see how it improves.
@@katiesamnumber1fan I joined team tennis with no idea how to play and they still managed to show us beginners. We had lots of beginners and were #2 in district
Not bad guys, so much involved in set up - athletic position, weight on the balls of your feet, feet runs parallel to your intended target, hit through to your intended target and not at the ball and the results should be fabulous! All the rest you showed was spot on, grip and relaxing is so important in applying a good solid shot. I have been playing golf for over 45 years and waisted 30 of those years thrashing at the ball as hard as I could, till I went for a lesson, so, you guys out there take in what these guys have shown you/us, they are spot on and their tips will save you lots of money in going for a golf lesson! Thanks guys!
Oh wait never mind. I didn't realize you guys just posted this a few days ago. LOL. Perfect timing!!! I've been watching your videos for a few weeks, theyre great. Im very excited for Parts 2,3, and 4.
great video! thanks. :) I improved by addressing the ball as I address the sport that i play, soccer. By having an athletic stance i am able to leverage my weight (5'7, 155 LB) against my low center of gravity to create an explosive and consistent line.
literally put all your action on the balls of your feet, then allow your waist to orchestrate line. Flick the wrists at the very end to give it that Hurraaahhh! But keep your eye on the ball.
I found a nice picture of the hand position is to relax your arms down by your side, you'll notice the natural position for your thumbs is that they are turned slightly inwards. Then just maintain that thumb position as you grip the club so as you swing through the impact zone, your hands will be in their natural position. And for me, when I examined the lay of the club through my left hand, it matched the position demonstrated by the boys in the vid.
Played my first time in over 15 years away from golf. Needless to say, it cost me balls and confidence. So glad I found your videos on You Tube. Your videos are extraordinary compared to the others here. Thanks for you being there! I had NO idea my grip, stroke, stance was so far off! Cheers!
Warning, long post: I took a friend to a golf simulator a few weeks ago. He's gone to the driving range a few times before, (he said last time was over 10 years ago (he's currently 39)). We were there for an hour and he hit "surprisingly well" for just picking it up - meaning he was hitting the ball and while they weren't going incredibly far or anything, most were relatively straight and up in the air. He used my previous cavity-back clubs. We then went to a par 3, then a driving range once on separate days. Not long after, one of the first things he does on his golf journey is buy a new set of Takomo 101T clubs, from 4i to PW. Of course when he goes to the driving range he can't hit them well at all, but he buys a putting mat, then starts talking about wanting to buy the MLM2PRO, the SPG-8 net, a mat to hit off of. He says he wants to practice at home using a simulator for a year before ever going out to an actual course. Not sure what the right phrase for this is... putting the cart before the horse? I was trying to come up with some kind of analogy for why sinking $1200+ into having a setup at home might not be the right move. Saying something like doing what he wants to do is similar to wanting to get a six-pack before stepping foot in the gym? So... first, the financial costs, he doesn't have a job right now and doesn't have a huge amount of savings. Second, he literally just picked up golf; I told him to use my clubs to start or get a set of used ones, and he said he would never buy used and would always buy new... Third, he's saying he enjoyed the Par 3, so why wouldn't he enjoy going to an actual course? We live in Pennsylvania where we can golf for a decent portion of the year and the driving ranges aren't expensive ($12 USD for a jumbo bucket of about 110 balls; $100 for a 10 bucket ticket). Most of the courses range from $40-60 with cart, even on weekends. Tbh, I think it could be that he's too embarrassed to go out to a course or even to the driving range too often until he gets to a certain standard. He bought a driver and has had it for over a week, but hasn't hit any balls with it... What would you say to a friend like this? "Go ahead and do what you think is right"? "You might want to try going to the driving range some more before even thinking about spending $700 + $100 per year on a LM"? This seems completely abnormal to me, but maybe I'm wrong and this is good way to get started in golf? Oh, I told him before he bought the xstiff clubs that he should at least try swinging a driver to see what his swing speed is because since he said going to a club fitting was a waste of money, at least it would be some measure of what flex to get. He tells me later that he read there isn't much of a difference between xstiff and stiff, so he didn't think anything of it. Last I saw, he was swinging my 7i at maybe 60 mph or less. Appreciate any input. Might just tell him to do whatever he wants, but I'd want a friend to at least try set me on the right path before giving up lol..
Hi guys. Great video...thank you. I cannot find parts 2-4 though. Also, I'd like to enter the 250k giveaway...but mainly, I want to find parts 2,3 and 4 since your first video helped me a ton!!!
There are many factors in how to play golf better. One plan I found that succeeds in merging these is the Gavs golf tactic (google it if you're interested) it's the no.1 blueprint that I've heard of. Check out all the awesome info .
Thanks for the Video clip! Forgive me for the intrusion, I would appreciate your thoughts. Have you researched - Paneevelyn Swinging Clubsman (probably on Google)? It is a great one of a kind product for revealing an effortless golf swing technique without the hard work. Ive heard some great things about it and my m8 after many years got astronomical success with it.
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In 3 years you guys have helped my game so much, I’m so glad I took the plunge and gave the free trial a go! P.s we need some training aid videos!
Thankyou!! Everyone can view our section dedicated to beginners here! meandmygolf.com/vaults/beginner-golf-basics/
This is just superb, I have been researching "basic golf clubs for beginners" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Keniden Benilliam Release - (just google it ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my colleague got amazing results with it.
Many thanks, been searching for "golf schools beginners" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Keniden Benilliam Release - (search on google ) ? Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my m8 got amazing success with it.
Bra I am learning and these dudes look amazing w/all the reviews and everything
Not certain about the points made but ,if anyone else is searching for improve golf game try Nadazma Amazing Golf Helper (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some decent things about it and my mate got great success with it.
Set up - 1:55
The Hold - 4:35
Body Motion - 9:38
The Golf Swing - 11:31
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My bf asked me to go golfing with him and my dad and I’ve never golfed so here I am 😬
i am there right now lol
Lol I’m here because I’m going golfing with my girlfriends dad and his buddies tomorrow morning
You and me both
Same here lol
LOL you're not alone friend 😅😂
I’ve been attempting to play for years. Had ups and downs. I’m in a down again and decided to rebuild from scratch this year. The grip instruction alone has been eye opening. No more loose grip in the back swing. Thank you! 🙏🏼
I'm a beginner who's not yet confident enough to go onto a course. Slowly working my way through your guide at my local range. Thanks for these videos!
Go to the course, the vast majority of golfers remember when they were beginners and will be happy to give you every assistance. It's a game of confidence and you only get it with experience. Also, one lesson from a pro will give you all the confidence you'll need to play a round. He will tell you what you are doing wrong, no video can do that, no matter how well conceived. As Jack Nicklaus said, 'If your posture is right and your grip's good, you can be taught'. My first round I hit 149, exactly one year later I was hitting in the 80's and I only took it up aged 50. It's the best game in the world, enjoy it.
not better than billiards :)
Since you are a beginner so along learning different skills you need to use stress free golf sticks which gives flexibility and confidence you may visit the link* bit. ly/2lxZMkT* if you are interested
I hope you gained confidence to get out and play! :) best sport ever!!
I'm a 15 handicap and I really enjoyed this. It's great to get reminded of the basics to get rid of bad habits.
I didn't know a thing about golf but now i'm ready for my first lesson
Yes it is important to stay in position at the end of the swing with no body movement, this helps to keep the ball on line after contact much like a snooker player!
Great easy to understand video guy's.
Thanks Marc!! 🙌
I went golfing for my first time yesterday and I wish I would have watched this first. it was a very long 18 holes. had a blast. I was doing everything you said not to do. I can't wait to get back out and give it another go. Thank you for this video.
Great. Glad this helped!
Just starting golf at age 15. Excited. My family says I'll be a natural
I went golfing like 13 years ago and it was super hard. Holding the club is the hardest part in my opinion. I swang a million times and kept missing.
Took your eye off the ball
I just purchased my equipment yesterday. From information given by instructors the hold that was told to me by employee was all wrong. I will be watching their series to learn this game. Was going to hire someone, but will try this first.
excellent video, i just beat tiger woods
I love you guys!!!!! My swing has improved in just one day after watching your videos. I'm now hitting with a close stance and there is one thing I noticed you guys doing- you don't seem to MUSCLE UP on your downswing. You seem to just be content to allow the club face to hit the ball. For years, this has been my downfall which has led me to be inconsistent. I went to the range after watching this video and just thought of meeting the ball, not muscling up to increase downswing speed, and guess what? Ball goes both farther and straighter. Go figure! Now can I finally get this down? Thanks again.
I play golf for the first time last week and I can tell you this video has been a solid foundation for my game! Thank you
i cant wait to start golfing!! these videos are helping so much im going to the range tomorrow for the first time!
After rough 2 weeks in my league I ditched ASwing went back to this vid and lowered card by 12. Literally saved my year.
I just bought my golf club set recently thank you so much I really needed this, now off to the pitch
This is brilliant video guys, ive played 10 years and found it very helpfull
I'm just starting to golf this season, and I've only played twice in my whole 30 years. I'm excited to start!
Not a beginner but was fed up with mid to high 90s so i decided to rebuild, i watched this and some other vids by these guys and i practiced for 1 week everyday, i shot fucking 80 yesterday with a triple, a 1 foot missed putt, 3 putt from 12 feet. I dont expect this all the time but i do kno what these guys are teaching works and im going to keep working and watching THANK YOU GUYS!!!!
I want to go on a vacation, and I want to try a new adventure out there ( golf ⛳) so here I am 😊
For someone who plays very casually and is looking to play more, this is a great refresher; Even fixed some things I learned incorrectly. Thanks for the info, guys.
Can you create a playlist for all 4 parts of the series?
That's the problem I have. Can't find parts 2,3,4. Something that should be so basic, or are they behind a pay wall??
New golfer here (less than 12 months). Looked this up after noticing I was hitting the ball in a nice straight line, but not getting it up in the air at all, even with lofty irons. Super helpful and noticed something to work on in each of the areas, thank you.
That’s great to recommend a neutral grip. I also like the loose wrists. 😀
I've golfed off and on over the years. I remember as a kid, going to the driving range for lessons every Friday after school. And going to group lessons during summer vacation. I've only played on a course a couple of times, and even then, there are very few public courses in my state. I haven't been to the driving range since well before Covid, but I was always pushing my shots to the right.
Thank you gents for your contribution to golf and for sharing your knowledge on RUclips. Knowledge is power.
I've played this course several times before, an absolutely stunning course, would strongly recommend playing it if you are out that way
These werevreally great tips... I have improved on my golf swing as well. Thanks😁.
Thank you for showing this video cos my partner goes golfing on the weekend holidays and I think I can show me this video
Great first golf video, I will be viewing more as I progress. My first lesson tonight!
Excellent coaching video, guys, i'm just starting out in the game and keen to learn and improve. I will be following all your coaching and advice. Thank you
I just started playing golf for the first time. and i searched how to play on youtube So I came to meet you two. I'm very impressed
And you guys make me want to play golf any more.
Great Paris! Get involved
I thought I had my base right, noticed that I was totally wrong. Thank you - brilliant lesson! Started today - you've got a new follower.
This is BRILLIANT. I have just addressed 70% of the errors i've been making in just this video, CHEERS!
Not a beginner but I'm totally supporting this :)
Oh and Piers's audio sounded awful :/
+patrik streng I think he might've been wearing a wireless mic so there's no cords to get in the way, I may be wrong tho
There's a lot to learn! I'll just keep learning by also using Golf Kinetics, it makes me better and better
Great instructions!!! Never been told to move body towards target and then unwind from the instructors I've had in the past. Will practice on this awhile!!! As far as a stable body I focus on keeping my sternum over the ball which helps me to not move anything from the waist down, ie. keeps me stable!
here's a few things for how to improve your golf
Do exercises
Position your feet correctly
Learn the best body posture
(I read these and the reasons they work on Gavs Golf Tactic site )
My posture was so bad my first time I was literally missing the ball every time 😂
I found this video very informative and loved the clear instructions. This tutorial gave me the confidence and education to begin playing golf. Just a gentle reminder to use phrases such as "golfers" "you players" or the simple plural "you" instead of "you guys". One of the best criticisms I received as a young teacher from my first principal.
god bless these guys. they prolly hit par everytime yet they are helping us noobs improve
Awesome video, i took the movement of the hips on the downswing and i hit every iron shot so nice the other day. Really enjoy your channel.
Just strating to play and bought my first set of clubs. This video is exactly what i needed! Thank you!
How is your journey after 7 years brother?
I think this will help me improve my game thanks because I haven’t played golf since 2015 or 2016
this video is perfect for beginners my friend is just starting this video came around at just the write time
Great videos gents, like the graphics and the split view, that helps allot! Struggling to find part 2?
I am just learning to play. I get lots of advice on hand placement, swing, etc. and every person gives me something different. my body placement is the hardest. Glad to see some concrete direction. Will practice and see how it improves.
I'm on the school golf team, so I hope I can use these tips, I never played golf!
how'd you make it lol.. I've played golf a couple times and I'm trying out... I hope I can make it
@@katiesamnumber1fan I joined team tennis with no idea how to play and they still managed to show us beginners. We had lots of beginners and were #2 in district
I hope my school teaches me how to play
Just signed up for the free trial, thank you for the opportunity to help me grow from home. Love you guys, stay safe
Not bad guys, so much involved in set up - athletic position, weight on the balls of your feet, feet runs parallel to your intended target, hit through to your intended target and not at the ball and the results should be fabulous! All the rest you showed was spot on, grip and relaxing is so important in applying a good solid shot. I have been playing golf for over 45 years and waisted 30 of those years thrashing at the ball as hard as I could, till I went for a lesson, so, you guys out there take in what these guys have shown you/us, they are spot on and their tips will save you lots of money in going for a golf lesson!
Thanks guys!
Had my best day golfing today. A huge part because 9:55. Thank you.
Im a 14 handicapper but this video is so helpful. Well done Andy and piers.
Thanks John
Where is Part 2??? and Part 3 and 4?
Oh wait never mind. I didn't realize you guys just posted this a few days ago. LOL. Perfect timing!!! I've been watching your videos for a few weeks, theyre great. Im very excited for Parts 2,3, and 4.
yOU NEED TO LOG ON THEIR WEBSITE FOR Parts 2,3 AND 4
Where are they? I can't find the other parts
Buddy at work convinced me to pick up the game and sent me this video. Great tips!
Thank you!! ❤️
Hi, my name is Sam, and I am 7 years old. I have a golf question. How do you add power to your swing, without messing the swing up? Thank you.
My hubby wants me to go golfing with him and I have never played before ....so here I am❤️
Great advice on how to grip the club and how to sweing.
I just went golfing for my first time ever this morning
great video! thanks. :) I improved by addressing the ball as I address the sport that i play, soccer. By having an athletic stance i am able to leverage my weight (5'7, 155 LB) against my low center of gravity to create an explosive and consistent line.
literally put all your action on the balls of your feet, then allow your waist to orchestrate line. Flick the wrists at the very end to give it that Hurraaahhh! But keep your eye on the ball.
second season for me , this channel is simply great , thank's guys :)
Thank you so much for teaching and taking all the pains to create this video
This looks really helpful. I'm a complete novice. Off to the driving range to see If I can implement this stuff, thanks 😊
I’m 11 and it’s very helpful and a useful in games
You're 12 now
Happy birthday
Looking for part 2! This was very helpful!
Where the heck is part 2-4?? Do they exist?
@@muradb374 You have to pay for them...
I found a nice picture of the hand position is to relax your arms down by your side, you'll notice the natural position for your thumbs is that they are turned slightly inwards. Then just maintain that thumb position as you grip the club so as you swing through the impact zone, your hands will be in their natural position. And for me, when I examined the lay of the club through my left hand, it matched the position demonstrated by the boys in the vid.
Great video! Love how simple you guys break it down for us. When are you posting the next STRIKE YOUR IRONS PURE video?
All the parts are now live on our website Jared.
Awesome! I will have to check them out. Cheers!
Tryouts tomorrow
I’m new to golf, just started working in the industry by chance !
Rust and I have a good time to reach the end of the first assignment of the class is going to be the best way to get better
Awesome video guys! A lot of information in there to get a solid swing down pat
Thanks Joe. Hope it helps.
They stand so flawlessly
I love golf thanks for the tips🏌️⛳🏌️⛳😍🌹♥️♥️
Thank you so much for the video and knowledge , 💫
Great video. Thanks guys!
No problem Vance
This was very helpful thank you gentlemen!
Really helpful video , I’m just starting . Thanks guys 😎👍
Bravo, les gars (lads), exposé très clair, c'est magnifique, merci merci merci , vous êtes les meilleurs
thank you guys!!
Excellent video. Thanks for sharing.
Very helpful. I’m a beginner and after following your advice here I noticed the difference the next time at the driving range. Thanks!
Thanks guys, I enjoyed very much
Anyone else interlock there right pinky and left pointer finger?
I do... works best
Always! Thanks Dad
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That's how I learned to hold the club in middle school and still do.
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Played my first time in over 15 years away from golf. Needless to say, it cost me balls and confidence. So glad I found your videos on You Tube. Your videos are extraordinary compared to the others here. Thanks for you being there! I had NO idea my grip, stroke, stance was so far off! Cheers!
Excellent video, can you put parts 2&3 up please.
This is the series I've been waiting on!
Excellent display in training. Love it.
This is great. This tutorial give quite a lot of info that I need for my first swing. Thank you
Hello from Malaysia..good video for me as for the beginner..thank you so much..my dream want to achieve a hole in one in a one year from this date.😁
How far away from the ball should you be standing? If you're using a longer club should you be the same distance from the ball as with a shorter club?
Warning, long post:
I took a friend to a golf simulator a few weeks ago. He's gone to the driving range a few times before, (he said last time was over 10 years ago (he's currently 39)). We were there for an hour and he hit "surprisingly well" for just picking it up - meaning he was hitting the ball and while they weren't going incredibly far or anything, most were relatively straight and up in the air. He used my previous cavity-back clubs. We then went to a par 3, then a driving range once on separate days. Not long after, one of the first things he does on his golf journey is buy a new set of Takomo 101T clubs, from 4i to PW. Of course when he goes to the driving range he can't hit them well at all, but he buys a putting mat, then starts talking about wanting to buy the MLM2PRO, the SPG-8 net, a mat to hit off of. He says he wants to practice at home using a simulator for a year before ever going out to an actual course.
Not sure what the right phrase for this is... putting the cart before the horse? I was trying to come up with some kind of analogy for why sinking $1200+ into having a setup at home might not be the right move. Saying something like doing what he wants to do is similar to wanting to get a six-pack before stepping foot in the gym?
So... first, the financial costs, he doesn't have a job right now and doesn't have a huge amount of savings. Second, he literally just picked up golf; I told him to use my clubs to start or get a set of used ones, and he said he would never buy used and would always buy new... Third, he's saying he enjoyed the Par 3, so why wouldn't he enjoy going to an actual course?
We live in Pennsylvania where we can golf for a decent portion of the year and the driving ranges aren't expensive ($12 USD for a jumbo bucket of about 110 balls; $100 for a 10 bucket ticket). Most of the courses range from $40-60 with cart, even on weekends. Tbh, I think it could be that he's too embarrassed to go out to a course or even to the driving range too often until he gets to a certain standard. He bought a driver and has had it for over a week, but hasn't hit any balls with it...
What would you say to a friend like this? "Go ahead and do what you think is right"? "You might want to try going to the driving range some more before even thinking about spending $700 + $100 per year on a LM"? This seems completely abnormal to me, but maybe I'm wrong and this is good way to get started in golf? Oh, I told him before he bought the xstiff clubs that he should at least try swinging a driver to see what his swing speed is because since he said going to a club fitting was a waste of money, at least it would be some measure of what flex to get. He tells me later that he read there isn't much of a difference between xstiff and stiff, so he didn't think anything of it. Last I saw, he was swinging my 7i at maybe 60 mph or less.
Appreciate any input. Might just tell him to do whatever he wants, but I'd want a friend to at least try set me on the right path before giving up lol..
I'm so excited about this game and the best way for me
Great video guys, your tips were very helpful.
How far forward do you know how to place the club in front of you ?
If you do a surfer sign that length from your stomach area to the grip
30 feet
@@rickyticky3350 fuck off
Hi guys. Great video...thank you. I cannot find parts 2-4 though. Also, I'd like to enter the 250k giveaway...but mainly, I want to find parts 2,3 and 4 since your first video helped me a ton!!!
Where to find the part 2?
Great graphics guys, all very useful too. Thanks!
Thanks Monk
Thank you
You guys are great instructors
5:37 when you're in the pool for too long
There are many factors in how to play golf better. One plan I found that succeeds in merging these is the Gavs golf tactic (google it if you're interested) it's the no.1 blueprint that I've heard of. Check out all the awesome info .
Bruhhhhhh I was just thinking the same thing and had to check the comments if anyone said anything about it 😂😂😂
Thanks for the Video clip! Forgive me for the intrusion, I would appreciate your thoughts. Have you researched - Paneevelyn Swinging Clubsman (probably on Google)? It is a great one of a kind product for revealing an effortless golf swing technique without the hard work. Ive heard some great things about it and my m8 after many years got astronomical success with it.
Excellent drill
Great video, helped me tons