I broke 100 immediately when I realized I was swinging way too hard at the ball, instead of just swinging through the ball and I played every hole with the intention of leaving myself with a par putt if possible and a bogey putt at worst. I was still firing at greens when the opportunity was there but giving myself that extra stroke on the tee box kept me from trying shots I don't have in my toolbox. I hit a long iron off all but one tee, kept myself in the fairway or close to it and didn't put myself OB off the tee. That was the game changer for me.
Yes! That's the way I broke 90 for the first time. Swing smooth and club up to get it close to the green if not on. And then short game takes over. Realizing I didn't need to hit it 280 off the tee every time with the risk of hitting it OB to still make pars.
Love this! Back when I played regularly, doing the PBR method (without knowing what it was) whenever I got frustrated really helped me break that 90 barrier consistently. Now, I’m picking things up again after nearly 20 years and will have to be really patient in my mental game. Great advice!
Hey man! I've been following you since you started this channel, very good job! The quality is pretty high and you have a super nice attitude. If you need something for your videos just let me know, I sometimes make music and graphics. Feel free to hit me up
I was once told that my attitude should be "im not good enough to get mad" 😂 i think that is an attitude that would help a lot of people. Im not a pro and i dont play for money, why waste my emotional energy getting mad? Lol
this content is a godsend for me! currently at the stage where im swinging to hard and mentally weak. really therapeutic
I broke 100 immediately when I realized I was swinging way too hard at the ball, instead of just swinging through the ball and I played every hole with the intention of leaving myself with a par putt if possible and a bogey putt at worst. I was still firing at greens when the opportunity was there but giving myself that extra stroke on the tee box kept me from trying shots I don't have in my toolbox. I hit a long iron off all but one tee, kept myself in the fairway or close to it and didn't put myself OB off the tee. That was the game changer for me.
Yes! That's the way I broke 90 for the first time. Swing smooth and club up to get it close to the green if not on. And then short game takes over. Realizing I didn't need to hit it 280 off the tee every time with the risk of hitting it OB to still make pars.
Great Video! I normally go to the range for practice. However, I agree with going to the course for a practice round. That's what I'm going to change!
just came across your channel today, great info good sir. keep up the good work! new sub here!
@@waylonkotcher thanks! Much appreciated.
Love this! Back when I played regularly, doing the PBR method (without knowing what it was) whenever I got frustrated really helped me break that 90 barrier consistently. Now, I’m picking things up again after nearly 20 years and will have to be really patient in my mental game. Great advice!
Thanks! Keep that mental intact and I am sure youll be right back where you were soon enough.
Hey man! I've been following you since you started this channel, very good job! The quality is pretty high and you have a super nice attitude. If you need something for your videos just let me know, I sometimes make music and graphics. Feel free to hit me up
Great mindset video
Thanks!
I was once told that my attitude should be "im not good enough to get mad" 😂 i think that is an attitude that would help a lot of people. Im not a pro and i dont play for money, why waste my emotional energy getting mad? Lol
Just a dude! 💥 14:17
Good vid
Thanks!