Great ideas. The "Lying' zero" concept is something that I will try to encourage the higher handicap guys I play with to think about,. we're always trying to convince them about the net GIRs and this may be even more beneficial to reduce their stress a bit.
Par is a social construct. Go back 100 years and courses were rated on their 'bogie'. The score an average player was supposed to score. We should go back to that. Shit, you just said that.
Love this, Playa. I've tried to get my father-in-law to add a stroke to each hole but maybe he can accept the lying zero thought process. Dude rarely breaks 100 and still gets upset about bogeys
I just started golf a few years ago.. Baus had me breaking 90 after watching him over a winter.. Hoping to break 80 this year.. Maybe just get him planting feathers to start?
When I play with my beginner sons I teach them this. This hole is a par 5 for you, where do you want to move the tee box to? 180 yards closer and in the fairway or 230 yards closer and in the trees? I try to make them think like a Playa.
Hey Matt, maybe you can do a special video for the women players. The reason is that a few factors are different for them. For example, the average male amateur golfer has a handicap of 16, while an amateur woman golfer is 29. So breaking 100 is a tall order for many amateur women, and that includes playing off the forward tees. Also, many amateur women golfers can't hit a 150-yards, except their driver, and you can't expect them to keep hitting driver off the deck. Can you produce a video that talks about this?
@@danielowen5889 looking at the current USGA handicap averages, men are actually at a 14.2 average and women are at a 27.7 handicap average. These aren't my numbers. I dunno.
Great ideas. The "Lying' zero" concept is something that I will try to encourage the higher handicap guys I play with to think about,. we're always trying to convince them about the net GIRs and this may be even more beneficial to reduce their stress a bit.
I see a waddaplaya package under the Christmas tree....score!
Par is a social construct. Go back 100 years and courses were rated on their 'bogie'. The score an average player was supposed to score. We should go back to that. Shit, you just said that.
A mate of mine always says "we are there for 0 " after our tee shot. Good advice .
Love this, Playa. I've tried to get my father-in-law to add a stroke to each hole but maybe he can accept the lying zero thought process. Dude rarely breaks 100 and still gets upset about bogeys
I just started golf a few years ago.. Baus had me breaking 90 after watching him over a winter.. Hoping to break 80 this year.. Maybe just get him planting feathers to start?
Oh baby this is gonna be great! Thank you!
When I play with my beginner sons I teach them this. This hole is a par 5 for you, where do you want to move the tee box to? 180 yards closer and in the fairway or 230 yards closer and in the trees? I try to make them think like a Playa.
Love the Lyin’ Zero mindset. Whadda Life!!
I'm trying to break 80 consistently.
Merry Christmas Matta Watta!
I am still waiting for the break 75 Matt
@Barton Farley I mean he recently played 80 on Medalist from Tiger tees. That is pretty decent.
Baus would say. Just 1 putt everything?
Wise words playa
Hey Matt, maybe you can do a special video for the women players. The reason is that a few factors are different for them. For example, the average male amateur golfer has a handicap of 16, while an amateur woman golfer is 29. So breaking 100 is a tall order for many amateur women, and that includes playing off the forward tees. Also, many amateur women golfers can't hit a 150-yards, except their driver, and you can't expect them to keep hitting driver off the deck. Can you produce a video that talks about this?
Sounds like we need a female golf sidekick! Maybe his sister could do it
Who is average at a 16 handicap? Uh i disagree.. Amateurs are more like 22? Just my experience though
@@danielowen5889 looking at the current USGA handicap averages, men are actually at a 14.2 average and women are at a 27.7 handicap average. These aren't my numbers. I dunno.
@@Parrott65 damn.. I need to get better then..
@@danielowen5889 you and me both! I honestly thought my handicap was fine hahaha
Paris is a social construct? I agree!