I have watched Harvey's tapes many times. Mehlhorn sent grass whips to Harvey P. Harvey preferred the throw a bucket of water to the grass whip. So Shawn actually picked up the Mehlhorn grass cutting torch and then refined and expanded upon it. Shawn actually has two different swing keys. Put the ball in the way of the blur as you cut grass, and drive the ball into a 2x4. I like that Shawn sees the grass between the face of his iron head and the ball, and cuts that grass. Bobby Jones did not look at the ball. He adjusted his depth of field to see the area where the ball was. He put the ball in the path of his swing. You could actually use both swing keys, cut the grass for irons and fairway woods and compress the ball into a 2x4 for driver. With all due respect to Harvey P., Shawn is the man. And testimony to Shawn's teachings is his 5'4" daughter who has a long drive of 337 yards.
My wife will say my head won’t fit in the door tonight but I humbly accept this exquisite comment and description that is chock full of WISDOM! We have made a ton of additions to other tasks that are every bit as effective to these in our premium channel at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com where you will see “top 3 tasks” (2 are listed here) and then “task 2.0 series” and “task update” and also “stick your finish despite the ball” which lends to what you said about Bobby Jones seeing where the ball was on his way to the target and sticking his unbelievably steady finish!
This may sound really bazar to some or even to most,I am a decent golfer,about 4 handicap,I 100% agree with your approach to teaching,great teacher! “ Putting” (🤔) that aside,I sit around the house and watch one video of yours after the other for entertainment purposes (golfing tips is a bonus)my wife friends and family,scratch there head,catching me watching the same videos over and over,they will say,something sarcastic like,Boy Joe,I didn’t know you are such a slow learner,you just can’t grasp what this man is attempting to teach you I see,you been watching these videos,some may say dangerously excessively.I try to explain but it’s a waist of time,you can’t explain a persons sense of humor!😂 your sense of humor is right up my alley,super duper fun!Good Times!Good Times!keep up your fun way of teaching,as a guitar instructor such as myself,I use humor to get the point across every time all the time,that actually goes for everything I do in life!Mu and Sav are a great ad to the mix,reserved and a bit shy,what a combo!🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂
Ok I've been watching these videos all Winter and practicing what I could in my limited space (Lord help me if I put another mark on our basement ceiling 😲). Today I finally went up to our club to hit some balls on the indoor Trackman facility. Specifically trying the "strong" grip, diagonal stance, and "tilt" with the notion I was going to just swing like I was throwing my clubs. Started with my 7 iron and...the results were AMAZING!!! My average carry with the 7 was 178.6 yards which included the shorter 4-5 warm up shots which were much shorter! Previously my 7 iron was my 163 yard club so I was 15 yards longer. And nice little draws to boot! I was pinching myself at this point to see if I was dreaming?!?! Next was 5-iron and same thing! 199.7 yard average carry which again was another 13+ yards over my previous yardage. PW next and same thing...144.5 yard average carry which is 14 yards over my previous yardage. Not bad for a 62 year old with one artificial hip joint, huh? I'm still amazed myself! My friends said, "Well you're just 'hooding' your clubs but then they could see the trajectory and launch of all these shots and had no answer for that? The only issue I had was at the end when I tried this with driver. I don't know if I was perhaps a bit fatigued at this point or what but I didn't seem to have the same results with driver? Lots of low snap hooks. I was teeing up with the ball a good 3/4 of the ball above the club but switched to an even taller tee which did help but still kind of "hooky" with a tendency to hit slightly towards the toe. Still I was thrilled for my first time actually hitting balls since last Fall and think I may have gotten a little battle fatigue at the end. I'm going to definitely work on this and try the driver first right after warming up next week! Great lessons though!!!
Hooding the club…HILARIOUS! There are some significant set up differences between driver and irons as well as equipment differences; make sure you see our “throwing series” on premium as well as the “goldilocks series” and “how to match backswing to ball direction” video; and search “fade driver” in the site as you are now in a great position to hit power fades instead of these slappy borderline slices.
I have been watching your awesome channel for some time and it honestly is the one channel that really makes sense to me. One thing I noticed when I built in all the components to my swing was that I started to consistently draw the ball but starting left. What I finally worked out was that I was setting the club in line with the target before I dialed in the shoulder tilt etc whereas if I aligned the club before setting my shoulders the face looked a little open at address but the left start disappeared and the change was consistent. Awesome.
And I meant to say that I was aligning the club AFTER I dialed in my tilt, now I do it before which leaves the face looking slightly open. Clearly when I get to impact it is in fact square to the start line and a slight draw comes back to the flag
@@sailfishjanani8854 awesome dude! That is how you do it! It does not matter what the club or grip looks like at address as long as when you deliver the action in the direction you want to start the ball, that the flight fits the intent! 👊👍👌💪
Hi Shawn, I’ve been working on trying to stay in side bend , but seem to take the club to far inside, then makes me come over the top. I like the way you take the club straight back and the up. I need to try your take away. You are by far the best instructor on the planet😊
Set up with a hammer behind a door frame; you have a nice tilt and side bend to hammer through the door frame and then you want to feel that the hammer’s momentum is driving through the nail and NOT coming from the alignment of the shoulders. There is no relation between the 2!! See “how to match backswing to target shawn clement” and “hammer through shawn clement”
I don’t know if it’s my own interpretation of it or not, but I can’t recall seeing hardly any videos where the head position is so far back at address regardless of shot/club type. Really resonated with me, great instruction!
When you see Tommy Fleetwood or Rory or many other amazing ball strikers, you will see this head position through impact; WE START THERE, STAY THERE IN THE BACKSWING AND ESPECIALLY STAY THERE IN THE THROUGH SWING until the right shoulder collects from under and brings it all up into a stacked finish!
@@golflessons I’ve been analyzing both of their swings lately and for some reason I’ve not ever picked up on head position at address. I’m going to go back and review that now though, thanks for the tip!
Just checked my side tilt/bend using your hat brim/beek reference. Yup, I was changing my tilt as soon as I began my take away(!!!!). My spine tilt began to straighten almost immediately. Wow, what an eye opener and it seems I am so low to the ground when my tilt remains in tact. But it feels SO much more powerful.
Hitting right of the intermediate point do you close the clubface through impact, let it happen naturally or start with a strong grip? I keep hitting blocks mostly.
So Shawn, sternum notch bottom of swing arc. When you tilt your head back behind the ball, does this not move the sternum notch? I'm coming back to premium soon. I've found your swing hurts my body less. I just have to learn to control flight direction and low point (especially) better.
Hey Jeffrey! Exactly; we are built this way and in the latest off season accelerated learning series, we talk about FRICTIONLESS MOMENTUM, to get your through and out into the direction of flight seamlessly and easily to ease big time on the wear and tear of the body! We also updated Wisdom 1.0 with Wisdom 2.0! 😀👍
Hey Shawn! Again, love how your lessons overlap each other. Would it be fair to say your setup and tilt are pretty much identical from your iron to your driver in this video? They look the same to me. Also, your comment about swinging with a nice "OH" shape, not X's is pure gold. 😉
Yes! Great observations! The set up with the driver is basically the same as with the 3 wood; except for the ball position depending upon the height of tee and height of desired flight
It is all about the DYNAMIC ASPECT OF IMPACT; when she delivers in the direction she wants to start the ball, the ball goes that way! see “hit a honkin’ draw to hit straight shawn clement”
Hi Shawn, your swing is help my golf game dramatically, however, my left hip consistently hurts. Do you have any suggestions? I don't know what I'm doing wrong in my setup but it appears that it's related to how I set up. Look forward to your answer.
You are sliding past the ball; your left foot probably rolls to the outside and you probably have sore left ankle too; see “best way to shift weight in the swing; take a walk shawn clement” and in our premium channel, you want to see the “2 swing drill”, the “perpetual motion drill series” and the “kinetic chain facilitation and engagement series” which will completely contain your weight inside your feet WITHOUT THINKING.
Balance it out with some fades and see “how to match backswing to target shawn clement” also do a goldie locks with the tilt and check out “tilt acid test shawn clement” an oldie but goodie; and on our premium channel it would be “tilt mile markers” and “contact mile markers”
How many degrees open are your hips at impact. Today’s instructions advocate hips more open at impact. You seem to have the ball farther back in the stance also. Still with excellent results 😊
The theories never stop coming out there; the craziest thing is to even consider how many degrees you need to clear the hips before you allow the arm-club unit to pass and release you; ABSOLUTE INSANITY. See “throw the club straight Shawn clement” and find a safe area to perform that task and then film yourself on video and see what YOUR ANATOMY wants to do it in it’s PURE SELF PRESERVING STATE. We are already wired to deliver awesome swings; we just need to latch onto the right task and allow things to naturally take their course!
Hi Shawn by the way your awesome when you put your head back to the right how dose that look with your eyes I'm looking in your library of videos and I done see you showing what it look like when looking at the ball thanks Michael
Can you give an overhead of your doorway swing? I’m having a hard time distinguishing if the shoulders are tilted and turned. The axe and sledgehammer drills are helping me get through a mental block of “hitting the ball”. I have an issue of not going through the ball.
If you check out our premium channel at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com you will see series like “kinetic chain facilitation and engagement” series where we have drone view from above! We have used the drone in many of our series! Our premium channel has a minimum of 2 camera angles to see things clearly.
Shawn love the video, my tendency when working on my tilt and side bend is to occasionally block the shot right. The feel is too much “hang back”, thoughts?
If you overdo it, it’s easy to do! What you want to do is goldie locks it; too much-not enough-just right…feel how much you need to pull off the shot! See “tilt acid test shawn clement” on youtube and on our premium channel, the title would be “tilt mile markers” and “contact mile markers”
@@thomasmccauley9607 that is why we do everything in harmony with your body’s centre of gravity and never move against the grain of the body; 57 years old, hit balls every day, still going strong!
Hi Jake! You have options! The key here is the task you are about to deliver in the direction of the target and the eyes are going to help you do this; in our premium website, we show eyes between club and ball on grass to see the act of cutting through a dandelion stem with the prediction that the low point of the cut is on the target side of the ball; we have the eyes in front of the ball in the first inch of grass to deliver those grass clippings in the direction of the target; we have the eyes on the ball with the focus on squeezing it through a door frame into the flight plan, and there are options of outside or inside the ball; BUT WE ARE NEVER TRYING TO HIT WHATEVER WE ARE LOOKING AT, WE ARE MOVING THROUGH IT AND INTO A SPECIFIC DIRECTION INTO A SPECIFIC FLIGHT PLAN TO MAKE THE BALL THE MOST PRECISE INTERSECTION POSSIBLE.
@@golflessonsI'm struggling with this. I'm a leftie and have to mirror what you do but my dyslexia is getting the better of me. Is it 20 degrees turn to the right and tilt the top of your head away from target or towards it?
5:02 I think Moe Norman stole this idea from you ;) What would you say to the idea of setting up "already a foot into the takeaway" as Moe did, with the head AND CLUB back of the ball?
@@kusler67 thanks Man! 👍😀 Katalyst EMS suit, (see our proshop page at www.wisdomingolf.com; good nutrition that won’t cause inflammation, intermittent fasting (eat within a 6 hour window for the day; 1 to 2 meals depending on workout days or not)
I have watched Harvey's tapes many times. Mehlhorn sent grass whips to Harvey P. Harvey preferred the throw a bucket of water to the grass whip. So Shawn actually picked up the Mehlhorn grass cutting torch and then refined and expanded upon it. Shawn actually has two different swing keys. Put the ball in the way of the blur as you cut grass, and drive the ball into a 2x4. I like that Shawn sees the grass between the face of his iron head and the ball, and cuts that grass. Bobby Jones did not look at the ball. He adjusted his depth of field to see the area where the ball was. He put the ball in the path of his swing. You could actually use both swing keys, cut the grass for irons and fairway woods and compress the ball into a 2x4 for driver. With all due respect to Harvey P., Shawn is the man. And testimony to Shawn's teachings is his 5'4" daughter who has a long drive of 337 yards.
My wife will say my head won’t fit in the door tonight but I humbly accept this exquisite comment and description that is chock full of WISDOM! We have made a ton of additions to other tasks that are every bit as effective to these in our premium channel at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com where you will see “top 3 tasks” (2 are listed here) and then “task 2.0 series” and “task update” and also “stick your finish despite the ball” which lends to what you said about Bobby Jones seeing where the ball was on his way to the target and sticking his unbelievably steady finish!
@5:13 he's also bilingual - or having a religious experience.
This may sound really bazar to some or even to most,I am a decent golfer,about 4 handicap,I 100% agree with your approach to teaching,great teacher!
“ Putting” (🤔) that aside,I sit around the house and watch one video of yours after the other for entertainment purposes (golfing tips is a bonus)my wife friends and family,scratch there head,catching me watching the same videos over and over,they will say,something sarcastic like,Boy Joe,I didn’t know you are such a slow learner,you just can’t grasp what this man is attempting to teach you I see,you been watching these videos,some may say dangerously excessively.I try to explain but it’s a waist of time,you can’t explain a persons sense of humor!😂 your sense of humor is right up my alley,super duper fun!Good Times!Good Times!keep up your fun way of teaching,as a guitar instructor such as myself,I use humor to get the point across every time all the time,that actually goes for everything I do in life!Mu and Sav are a great ad to the mix,reserved and a bit shy,what a combo!🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂
Right on Joe! We would have a great time in a round of golf it sounds like; looks like you enjoy my humour more than my wife! 😝😀👍
Ok I've been watching these videos all Winter and practicing what I could in my limited space (Lord help me if I put another mark on our basement ceiling 😲). Today I finally went up to our club to hit some balls on the indoor Trackman facility. Specifically trying the "strong" grip, diagonal stance, and "tilt" with the notion I was going to just swing like I was throwing my clubs.
Started with my 7 iron and...the results were AMAZING!!! My average carry with the 7 was 178.6 yards which included the shorter 4-5 warm up shots which were much shorter! Previously my 7 iron was my 163 yard club so I was 15 yards longer. And nice little draws to boot! I was pinching myself at this point to see if I was dreaming?!?!
Next was 5-iron and same thing! 199.7 yard average carry which again was another 13+ yards over my previous yardage.
PW next and same thing...144.5 yard average carry which is 14 yards over my previous yardage. Not bad for a 62 year old with one artificial hip joint, huh? I'm still amazed myself! My friends said, "Well you're just 'hooding' your clubs but then they could see the trajectory and launch of all these shots and had no answer for that?
The only issue I had was at the end when I tried this with driver. I don't know if I was perhaps a bit fatigued at this point or what but I didn't seem to have the same results with driver? Lots of low snap hooks. I was teeing up with the ball a good 3/4 of the ball above the club but switched to an even taller tee which did help but still kind of "hooky" with a tendency to hit slightly towards the toe.
Still I was thrilled for my first time actually hitting balls since last Fall and think I may have gotten a little battle fatigue at the end. I'm going to definitely work on this and try the driver first right after warming up next week! Great lessons though!!!
Hooding the club…HILARIOUS! There are some significant set up differences between driver and irons as well as equipment differences; make sure you see our “throwing series” on premium as well as the “goldilocks series” and “how to match backswing to ball direction” video; and search “fade driver” in the site as you are now in a great position to hit power fades instead of these slappy borderline slices.
I have been watching your awesome channel for some time and it honestly is the one channel that really makes sense to me. One thing I noticed when I built in all the components to my swing was that I started to consistently draw the ball but starting left. What I finally worked out was that I was setting the club in line with the target before I dialed in the shoulder tilt etc whereas if I aligned the club before setting my shoulders the face looked a little open at address but the left start disappeared and the change was consistent. Awesome.
So now the ball starts right and draws back to the target?
It does. Like magic.
And I meant to say that I was aligning the club AFTER I dialed in my tilt, now I do it before which leaves the face looking slightly open. Clearly when I get to impact it is in fact square to the start line and a slight draw comes back to the flag
@@sailfishjanani8854 awesome dude! That is how you do it! It does not matter what the club or grip looks like at address as long as when you deliver the action in the direction you want to start the ball, that the flight fits the intent! 👊👍👌💪
The best teacher on the planet👏👏
😊😊
Always a great video and while I’ve seen it before it never gets old because it’s true and it WORKS Thanks Shawn
Hi Shawn, I’ve been working on trying to stay in side bend , but seem to take the club to far inside, then makes me come over the top. I like the way you take the club straight back and the up. I need to try your take away. You are by far the best instructor on the planet😊
Set up with a hammer behind a door frame; you have a nice tilt and side bend to hammer through the door frame and then you want to feel that the hammer’s momentum is driving through the nail and NOT coming from the alignment of the shoulders. There is no relation between the 2!! See “how to match backswing to target shawn clement” and “hammer through shawn clement”
I don’t know if it’s my own interpretation of it or not, but I can’t recall seeing hardly any videos where the head position is so far back at address regardless of shot/club type. Really resonated with me, great instruction!
When you see Tommy Fleetwood or Rory or many other amazing ball strikers, you will see this head position through impact; WE START THERE, STAY THERE IN THE BACKSWING AND ESPECIALLY STAY THERE IN THE THROUGH SWING until the right shoulder collects from under and brings it all up into a stacked finish!
@@golflessons I’ve been analyzing both of their swings lately and for some reason I’ve not ever picked up on head position at address. I’m going to go back and review that now though, thanks for the tip!
Just checked my side tilt/bend using your hat brim/beek reference. Yup, I was changing my tilt as soon as I began my take away(!!!!). My spine tilt began to straighten almost immediately. Wow, what an eye opener and it seems I am so low to the ground when my tilt remains in tact. But it feels SO much more powerful.
CUSTOM MADE VIDEO JUST FOR YOU MARK!! Great comment!! Now you have the awareness to make the change and go next level!
Shades of Harvey P with the grass whip.
You bet! One of the greatest training aids ever for any skill level!
Hitting right of the intermediate point do you close the clubface through impact, let it happen naturally or start with a strong grip? I keep hitting blocks mostly.
So Shawn, sternum notch bottom of swing arc. When you tilt your head back behind the ball, does this not move the sternum notch? I'm coming back to premium soon. I've found your swing hurts my body less. I just have to learn to control flight direction and low point (especially) better.
Hey Jeffrey! Exactly; we are built this way and in the latest off season accelerated learning series, we talk about FRICTIONLESS MOMENTUM, to get your through and out into the direction of flight seamlessly and easily to ease big time on the wear and tear of the body! We also updated Wisdom 1.0 with Wisdom 2.0! 😀👍
Great tip, I need to try this. Thanks!
Hey Shawn! Again, love how your lessons overlap each other. Would it be fair to say your setup and tilt are pretty much identical from your iron to your driver in this video? They look the same to me. Also, your comment about swinging with a nice "OH" shape, not X's is pure gold. 😉
Yes! Great observations! The set up with the driver is basically the same as with the 3 wood; except for the ball position depending upon the height of tee and height of desired flight
Great video! Is your club face open on the door frame? It sometimes looks like Savvy’s clubface is open when she sets up on the door frame?
It is all about the DYNAMIC ASPECT OF IMPACT; when she delivers in the direction she wants to start the ball, the ball goes that way! see “hit a honkin’ draw to hit straight shawn clement”
Hi Shawn, your swing is help my golf game dramatically, however, my left hip consistently hurts. Do you have any suggestions? I don't know what I'm doing wrong in my setup but it appears that it's related to how I set up. Look forward to your answer.
You are sliding past the ball; your left foot probably rolls to the outside and you probably have sore left ankle too; see “best way to shift weight in the swing; take a walk shawn clement” and in our premium channel, you want to see the “2 swing drill”, the “perpetual motion drill series” and the “kinetic chain facilitation and engagement series” which will completely contain your weight inside your feet WITHOUT THINKING.
Hi Shawn great video! When I try maintain side bend and tilt with the driver I duck hook the ball almost feels like I’m coming in to shallow?
Balance it out with some fades and see “how to match backswing to target shawn clement” also do a goldie locks with the tilt and check out “tilt acid test shawn clement” an oldie but goodie; and on our premium channel it would be “tilt mile markers” and “contact mile markers”
How many degrees open are your hips at impact. Today’s instructions advocate hips more open at impact. You seem to have the ball farther back in the stance also. Still with excellent results 😊
The theories never stop coming out there; the craziest thing is to even consider how many degrees you need to clear the hips before you allow the arm-club unit to pass and release you; ABSOLUTE INSANITY. See “throw the club straight Shawn clement” and find a safe area to perform that task and then film yourself on video and see what YOUR ANATOMY wants to do it in it’s PURE SELF PRESERVING STATE. We are already wired to deliver awesome swings; we just need to latch onto the right task and allow things to naturally take their course!
Awesome video, thanks Shawn! 💪💪💪
Thanks David! 🫶🫶
Shawn , great video content, your the best.
Thank you for the nice words Bill! 😀👍
Hi Shawn by the way your awesome when you put your head back to the right how dose that look with your eyes I'm looking in your library of videos and I done see you showing what it look like when looking at the ball thanks Michael
Hey Michael! See our premium channel and check out the “task 2.0” series and see all the different options to where to park the eyes!
Can you give an overhead of your doorway swing? I’m having a hard time distinguishing if the shoulders are tilted and turned. The axe and sledgehammer drills are helping me get through a mental block of “hitting the ball”. I have an issue of not going through the ball.
If you check out our premium channel at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com you will see series like “kinetic chain facilitation and engagement” series where we have drone view from above! We have used the drone in many of our series! Our premium channel has a minimum of 2 camera angles to see things clearly.
Thanks...didn't know that:)
Shawn love the video, my tendency when working on my tilt and side bend is to occasionally block the shot right. The feel is too much “hang back”, thoughts?
If you overdo it, it’s easy to do! What you want to do is goldie locks it; too much-not enough-just right…feel how much you need to pull off the shot! See “tilt acid test shawn clement” on youtube and on our premium channel, the title would be “tilt mile markers” and “contact mile markers”
If you use too much side bend and tilt you will end up like Zilatoris and Natalie Gulbis with a bad back.
@@thomasmccauley9607 that is why we do everything in harmony with your body’s centre of gravity and never move against the grain of the body; 57 years old, hit balls every day, still going strong!
At setup, are your eyes looking behind the ball? Where are they locking in exactly?
Hi Jake! You have options! The key here is the task you are about to deliver in the direction of the target and the eyes are going to help you do this; in our premium website, we show eyes between club and ball on grass to see the act of cutting through a dandelion stem with the prediction that the low point of the cut is on the target side of the ball; we have the eyes in front of the ball in the first inch of grass to deliver those grass clippings in the direction of the target; we have the eyes on the ball with the focus on squeezing it through a door frame into the flight plan, and there are options of outside or inside the ball; BUT WE ARE NEVER TRYING TO HIT WHATEVER WE ARE LOOKING AT, WE ARE MOVING THROUGH IT AND INTO A SPECIFIC DIRECTION INTO A SPECIFIC FLIGHT PLAN TO MAKE THE BALL THE MOST PRECISE INTERSECTION POSSIBLE.
What is the best loft on the driver for this?
The one that suits you! Typically between 8 and 10.5 depending on club speed
Closed grip Bro. ?
See “most important video on grip ever shawn clement” for that one!!
@@golflessons and I saw it many times and I love it Bro. !
It would be great if you could put the voice text at the top of the screen instead of the bottom coz it hides the ball position.
Just grab the text box and move it somewhere else on the screen. With your finger or mouse
@@rhondajacob6623 I didnt know you could do that - thank you.
Head tilt? Or head turn? Or a combination there of?
Combo! 20 degree turn and 20 degree tilt are the average numbers
@@golflessonsI'm struggling with this. I'm a leftie and have to mirror what you do but my dyslexia is getting the better of me. Is it 20 degrees turn to the right and tilt the top of your head away from target or towards it?
@@hullmanhunter tilt and turn is away from the target
@@golflessons thanks Shaun this has really helped me to make a better backswing. I also feel that I can focus on the target better.
5:02 I think Moe Norman stole this idea from you ;)
What would you say to the idea of setting up "already a foot into the takeaway" as Moe did, with the head AND CLUB back of the ball?
Yes, see a couple oldies but goodies called “great driver tip shawn clement” and “high draw driver shawn clement”
@@golflessons How are you aging in reverse??
@@kusler67 thanks Man! 👍😀 Katalyst EMS suit, (see our proshop page at www.wisdomingolf.com; good nutrition that won’t cause inflammation, intermittent fasting (eat within a 6 hour window for the day; 1 to 2 meals depending on workout days or not)
you should wear white clothing its easier to see every movement esp with the black curtain behind you. just a suggestion 😉
Yes, I saw that! I will do better next time! 👍😀👊💪
@@golflessons I prefer your priestly look from 10 years ago. I actually thought back then for a while you were a priest.
@@Michael_MJ that was funny, yes! Hey maybe do a “re-born” golfer series…😝😂