I PROMISE You will BREAK 100 if you watch this

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  • čas přidán 14. 05. 2022
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    How to break 120 in golf is easy and stress free but how to break 100 in golf you don't need a special book or course. You just need common sense playas.
    Some people may even ask me, how to break 100 in 6 weeks? Let me tell you it's easy.
    1. Dont add up your score as you go, just count the strokes put it in the card, add it all up after 18 holes.
    2. Hit the safest club off the tee to keep you in play.
    3. Add 2 stokes to the par of each hole with index 1 to 9. Add 1 stroke to the par of each hole index 10-18.
    4. Your new Green in regulation changes unlike a pro green in regulation.
    5. Take into account the roll out of your chips. Do not land the ball AT THE HOLE. It will roll out so plan for that and chip short to run up.
    6. Practice your putting - you can probably cut 6 strokes alone from NOT three putting. You don't three putt if you practice diligently.
    7. Stop getting angry because you dont play like a pro. This is a delusion. If you advance the ball toward the hole, it is a positive.
    Relax and you will get better.
    How to break 100 in golf youtube is my middle name.
    Some people want 5 golf tips to break 100 but that will never work. You need the full view of 18 holes like we do here at Golf Sidekick like a baus. Break 100 meaning? Score less then 99.
    What is break 100 in golf? Scoring 99 strokes or less.
    How to become a better golfer in 30 days? Rotella books. Hitting the practice green for chipping and putting. That is all you need.
    How long does it take to break 100? Between 6 months to 2 years after beginning the game.
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Komentáře • 226

  • @modl
    @modl Před 2 lety +80

    My biggest improvement came after learning to leave my ego at home. Just playing shots I know I've practiced, playing save, and never trying to show off.

    • @GolfSidekick
      @GolfSidekick  Před 2 lety +8

      Easiest game

    • @96per58
      @96per58 Před 2 lety +2

      @@GolfSidekick took me half my life to learn what playing shot-by-shot really means.
      Or maybe took half my life to control my mind on the course enough to play shot by shot 😂

  • @atxrich
    @atxrich Před 2 lety +8

    This channel should be required for anyone starting out in golf. In the last couple years as a subscriber, I've learned so much about course management that I break 90 pretty regularly. I even used the 6-6-6 system to break 80 last year for the first time. Waddalife!

  • @gerdamarsh
    @gerdamarsh Před 2 lety +8

    Great to watch. I’m heading this week to FL to play hardest course I’ve ever played (I’m a 17 hcp). This video about thinking 10 seconds and having confidence + commitment is exactly what I need.

  • @krispybowgod9656
    @krispybowgod9656 Před 2 lety +14

    Ever since I watched your channel I started using fairway woods or hybrids off the tee way more often. Only hit my driver when I’m feeling confident some days or on long holes where it clearly helps. Game has improved drastically and I see way too many high handicappers grabbing driver every hole and just ruining their rounds losing balls

  • @Vnam72
    @Vnam72 Před 2 lety +6

    On the second hole he hit his 7 iron off the tee 182. He's got no problem breaking 100 if he can do this. Clearly for him it's a case of not slicing driver and losing stupid shots. Unfortunately, I hit my 7 iron about 120, and then maybe miss it. So this won't work for me.

  • @yoshigg
    @yoshigg Před 2 lety +6

    Breaking 90 was course management and self honesty. Playing comfortably within the game you have on a given day to the safe spots on the course (from correct tees) will result in breaking 90. 60% of the time, it works every time.

  • @brianmoss9399
    @brianmoss9399 Před 2 lety +2

    I started playing golf in 2020 (had to do something during the lockdown). I limited my practice to the range and hitting into a net in my attic, but I finally made it to the course late in 2021.
    There has been progress (slow, but progress), starting with rounds in the 120’s and gradually working down to scores around 105-108, which is where I’ve been hovering thru the 10 or so rounds I’ve been able to play so far this year. Horrendous, yes, but I’m still a newbie (nevertheless, it’s still frustrating).
    I found this channel a couple of weeks ago and have been gorging on the vids, several of them I’ve watched at least a dozen times. I love Matt’s teaching style and the videos are pure gold. I took the “breaking 100” videos and Matt’s timely and practical advice to heart and I had my best round today with a 101 (and not coincidentally, it was my first round after receiving my Waddaplaya merch - of which I will be buying more ASAP!!😁)
    While I didn’t break 100 (due to an epic meltdown on a par 5 - the bunker refused to let go of my ball, as well as a particularly schizophrenic green on a par 3), I had so much fun! I left my driver and my hybrids in the trunk of car and made it an “all-iron affair” - it was great! I still had misses but they weren’t devastating misses. I was able to scramble, stick to the plan, THINK, and still post decent scores on the holes. And the best part was that there was absolutely NO STRESS (even with it being my first time on this particular course - and it wasn’t an easy one).
    I can’t express how much this channel - and my play today - has done for my confidence; I have no doubt I will break 100 my next round! Thanks for a great channel, Matt. Your videos are simply fabulous - and did I say the merch is GREAT? 🤣🤣

    • @GolfSidekick
      @GolfSidekick  Před 2 lety

      thank you playa, i love you. keep going, and 90 will be a joke!

  • @DanAlpern
    @DanAlpern Před 2 lety +2

    Way of the Playa, helping me go from 120’s to 90’s through Covid!

  • @Oakeybloke
    @Oakeybloke Před 2 lety +2

    Love it, I'm on a similar journey. Broke 90 for the first time and then things fell apart, I've been having lessons and made a change that I'm starting to do more consistently on the course to brilliant effect, after scoring in the hundreds for a while. It really helped me to do exactly this, I played with a 7i and below (zen golf), not chasing scores but instead practicing to swing the way that I wanted. Driver has been interesting, and when I get past the mental hiccup that is trying to smash it's pretty awesome 😎
    Can't wait to see Bdog swing more freely!

  • @user-nb7mz3fb5p
    @user-nb7mz3fb5p Před 3 měsíci

    I love how positive you are on his shots...always complimentary...really good vibes....I need a coach like this to get me back into the game.

  • @benat888
    @benat888 Před rokem +1

    Matty I loved the Part3 Bangkok new clubs adventure. Was laughing so hard 😂 i almost choked at the end. Please keep up the great work. Love your attitude.

  • @JustRelatable
    @JustRelatable Před 2 lety +4

    I love these videos so much. I make sure I watch them all because I get a lot of reassurance when it feels like I regress. Love the content!

  • @QueensWino
    @QueensWino Před 2 lety +1

    Wonderful! I will use this 7 iron method in my next few rounds. Love the road map for when you’re ready for the next stage. Cheers!⛳️

  • @marksimpson2321
    @marksimpson2321 Před 4 měsíci

    Golfsidekick does not forget that golf is about getting the ball in the hole in the fewest number of shots. It is NOT sbout how far you hit a driver or how often you can smash a blade .... so refreshing to watch the confidential GS

  • @paulsmith8540
    @paulsmith8540 Před 10 měsíci +2

    This really helps me a lot. I use no higher than a 5 hybrid now, and no lower than a pitching wedge. Six clubs total = less decision making. I hit a lot more fairways (or at least I can find most of my tee shots), and my own "par" is one or two over depending on the difficulty of the hole. I'm so close to breaking 100 now. Thanks.

  • @donwalton6325
    @donwalton6325 Před 2 lety +43

    Two weeks ago I scored 98, spraying my driver all over the place, topping fairway woods and losing it with hybrids. Last week I left everything longer than a 5 iron in the car and scored 85. D+9i or 5i+6i is still two shots, except with D it wasn't usually +9i, it was a chip out sideways from the cabbages and on for 3 if I was lucky.
    Confuse-us he say, "It's not how, it's how many."

    • @GolfSidekick
      @GolfSidekick  Před 2 lety +6

      Nice playa you win the divot tool
      Send me your info to matt@golfsidekick.com
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  • @thomasskeffington4539
    @thomasskeffington4539 Před 2 lety

    This is a great video. I’ve learned so much from your other videos for less stressful golf.,

  • @michaelyahn3125
    @michaelyahn3125 Před 11 měsíci +1

    This has been my favorite video of yours so far. I’ve lost distance since Covid. So I’m trying to play well whilst working on my swing. Course management is important when you only average 200 off the tee!

  • @ThailandVieuws
    @ThailandVieuws Před 2 lety

    Great Video.
    I will try it this week also. Thanx for this great video

  • @michaelswisher8630
    @michaelswisher8630 Před 2 lety +2

    Good video. I usually shoot in the mid-80's, but still the most joyous moment in golf for me was the first time I broke 100 many years ago. I was the first time I felt I was playing golf instead of it playing me. Also, great advice about playing your second shot when there is no chance of reachbing the group ahead. So many times I have seen someone hit a drive about 170 yards and then wait for the green to clear 220 yards ahead. Even if they teed it up and hit driver again they would still be 50 yards short.

  • @phillipismay3585
    @phillipismay3585 Před 2 lety

    Thnks Matt So love yr help guidance an SUPPORT.....YR DA MAN BRO

  • @m.daniels1496
    @m.daniels1496 Před 2 lety +1

    This is sooo awesome to watch because i only use my 7i as my longest iron... im yet to gain confidence in the other clubs but the main thing is i am enjoying playing again..

  • @willscarborough9089
    @willscarborough9089 Před 2 lety +3

    I’ve done this slightly differently. Bought a 7 wood and using it more and more where I once might have used driver just to make sure I stay on the course. Played today and started really bad (nervous playing with new people) so I went back to just keeping it on the course and playing safe and managed to get in rhythm and shoot an 80 🎉🎉

  • @KevinS1123
    @KevinS1123 Před 2 lety +2

    I just shot my first ever sub-50 nine hole round (46) by using your break 100 series and this video.
    Only pulled driver ONCE. Most tee shots were a 4 hybrid 180-190 carry with some nice rollout, middle of the fairway all day. Only used 7i and below from there, haven't practiced the hybrid from the deck yet. anything above 150 in, split it into two shots leaving myself either 110 in with PW, 100 with the gap, 80 with the sand wedge.
    Waddalife!

  • @maresq2sea
    @maresq2sea Před rokem

    Thank you for the insight

  • @heraldychr
    @heraldychr Před 2 lety +2

    This strategy has proven by myself. I got 97 yesterday. I still used my driver for 3 holes, but the rest of holes were 3 woods and always used 7i to be my lowest iron for approach shot. This is definitely useful! Thank you so much!!

  • @weetbix1000
    @weetbix1000 Před 2 lety +1

    PLEASE PLEASE make a dingleberry patch for the golf bag for anyone who has ever been given scheiser swing advice from a pro teacher. It would serve as a great reminder to keep it simple and not over think things. It’s golf…it’s meant to be fun 🤩

  • @incurromunio7797
    @incurromunio7797 Před 2 lety +1

    I moved forward to the front tees and it helped me break 100, then 90 and now 85 two days ago!

  • @isaadibaruna5606
    @isaadibaruna5606 Před 2 lety +1

    My improvement is pactice a lot for 2 putting or less and of course 100meters shot, and i always try to make the approach shot at 60 m or 100m,its all about mental. Last round ive got 96, with no lose ball, 1 birdie, 2 pars, and 1 chip in. What a day
    Thank you matt

  • @chrisearle7886
    @chrisearle7886 Před 2 lety

    What helped me break a 100 the first time was following your “Breaking 100” video. Now I’m working on breaking 90 and I think it’ll be coming soon.

  • @DCN2010
    @DCN2010 Před 2 lety +3

    I played a round this morning where I left my driver, 3w, and hybrid at home. I moved off the tips and broke 90 for the first time in a dozen rounds. Plus, and this might be attributed to my new Free Bird Polo, I made two birdies. Waddaround! Waddalife!

    • @DCN2010
      @DCN2010 Před 2 lety +1

      @@BloodyYTNamingNonsense I recently returned to golf after many years of not playing. When I stopped playing I consistently shot in the mid 80s. These days I play with my 72 year old father who can no longer hit the ball very far and plays from the front tees. With my long break, I have lost my accuracy and consistency but not my distance. I’ve been playing from the tips as a distance handicap against my dad. At our course, the difference between the front and back tees is over 1500 yards but I still out drive him most of the time (although he now beats me most of the time). Right now my enjoyment of the game is being able to get out and play with my dad (my mom plays with us too) and not worrying too much about how much my game has slipped. Inside 150 yards is where I’ve lost the most strokes but I definitely lose strokes off the tee since when I miss the fairway, I miss BIG! I’m going to start leaving my ego (and woods) at home, change tees, and let that be my distance handicap.

    • @jamestamrat923
      @jamestamrat923 Před 25 dny

      2 years later, how you doing?

    • @DCN2010
      @DCN2010 Před 24 dny

      @@jamestamrat923I get 9 or 10 rounds in a year at this point and I’ve been shooting mid to upper 80s with an occasional round north of 90. I managed to break 40 for 9 holes four times in the last two years. My driver does live in my bag but it only comes out a few holes a round. For the most part, it’s either a 3 wood or 2 hybrid off the tee.

  • @jeffbadke5932
    @jeffbadke5932 Před rokem +2

    My break 100 story involved the use of a 3 wood, 5 iron, and "chipper" club. My driver was a HUGE problem but I could hit fairly straight off the tee with a 3 wood. 3 wood from the fairway was useless, but I could hit a fairly respectable 5 iron. I could NOT hit an approach wedge but somehow I came across the "chipper" that I could use very consistently. I had a slight fade with it on longer shots, but I adjusted for playing that. I just had to make sure I put myself into the best position to run a low pitch and run up to and onto the green. That meant NO bunker or water carries, etc.. But, once I knew what I had to do, I made it happen. The putting has not really been a problem for me so I knew that if I could GET IT ON THE GREEN, the rest was good. I continued to work on the driver and wedges off course and didn't really use them until I got better with them. Anyway, this 3 wood, 5 iron, chipper combo got me into the 90's. Eventually when the other clubs came around I actually got down into the 80's.

  • @M1K3Y80Y
    @M1K3Y80Y Před 2 měsíci +1

    Honestly, very useful content. Recent subscriber here and wish I had done so sooner

    • @GolfSidekick
      @GolfSidekick  Před 2 měsíci +1

      The correct info arrived only when we are ready to receive it

  • @JustWiseman
    @JustWiseman Před 2 lety +1

    I really need a five hour mix of that Matt mantra starting at 23:25.

  • @metalheads-golf
    @metalheads-golf Před 2 lety

    Man Mr Bausky you are so good to have people to stay in their possibilities at that moment and work with. Very cool. 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻

  • @hsnelgrove71
    @hsnelgrove71 Před 2 lety

    Matt and B'Dog, thanks for this video!
    Play On, Playas

  • @krisalan5327
    @krisalan5327 Před rokem

    Man i appreciate your videos so much, i learn more about how to play (my) game from your channel than anywhere else....❤

  • @tomd1722
    @tomd1722 Před 2 lety +2

    finally broke 100 yesterday! My normal tee club wasn’t working for me so I went to the 7 iron from the 4th hole onwards after remembering this video with B-Dog. I’ve never had such a good run of bogeys and pars, I would bet that if I had used the 7 from the start I would have been close to breaking 90. Never enjoyed a round so much and couldn’t believe how many par putt opportunities I had! Keep the videos coming 🤙

  • @Mike-wv2pn
    @Mike-wv2pn Před rokem

    Great video sir

  • @GD_Golf
    @GD_Golf Před 2 lety +1

    I love your way of thinking and adopted to mine and my 13yr old game. We usually shot close to 120 and yesterday for 1st time ever we both broke 100 and my son got 5 pars on the back 9. Is it weird that I hear you talking to me on the course 🤔🤣

  • @brianupdegraff4558
    @brianupdegraff4558 Před 2 lety

    He's got such a great tempo, I love it.

  • @sameerpurohit3385
    @sameerpurohit3385 Před 2 lety

    My best score was 87, scored a few weeks ago. Biggest contributors to the round : being relaxed, not keeping track of my score, lower expectations and great company 👍

  • @scottdurkee3833
    @scottdurkee3833 Před 2 lety

    Broke 100 for the first time this weekend! what help me was playing comfortable shots instead of going for broke on longer holes, I also had a stretch of bad holes in a row at the start of the back 9 (triple, quad, triple) and after that, I had to really dig down and just pretend like I was starting a whole new round, once i stopped feeling sorry for myself I finished the back nine with mostly bogeys and pars. ended with a 99 but I know I could've had a 95 if I had stayed focused the whole round. these videos have helped me a lot as this is only the 2nd year of my golf career

  • @brucehanna9473
    @brucehanna9473 Před 2 lety

    I have found that my most reliable clubs are my driver (170-180 carry), 4 iron (160-170 carry), 6 iron (150-150 carry) and then my 7, 8, and 9 irons are becoming more accurate. As I progressed, I am finding myself missing more and more often to the left (right handed). Even my driver has started to evolve into a natural draw. Your channel has been critical in moving my scores into more consistent sub 100. I even posted an 89 on a 5800 yard course last month. Thanks for the content, Matt. I don’t know where I would be without it.

  • @biron81
    @biron81 Před 2 lety

    I can SOOOOOO relate to BDog. I was on the other spectrum of playing golf. I was managing 4-7 rounds per month. But my game management and ball striking was going down hill. From breaking 100 pretty easily to blowing out over 100 more regularly. I had also invested in lessons with our club pro. Which has been a massive help to work out what the hell I was doing wrong. It's been a lot of hard homework at the range. But as in this video, you need to take several steps back and relearn your mind and body. Gary Player stated the biggest fact of golf. CONFIDENCE. Take that away and you will never go forward in this perplexing game. Stripping our amature game back to the basics is the quickest and only effective way to gain confidence and the ability to build our game up again.

  • @heydeereman1040
    @heydeereman1040 Před 2 lety

    Over the winter I built a Titleist set with only irons. Played them a few times. Makes me think more. Have not been able to break 90 for 18 holes. Have had a few 43 over 9 holes so I know that I can get it done

  • @northstar3295
    @northstar3295 Před rokem +1

    Listened to your videos for a week and broke 100 for the first time today.

  • @danielowen5889
    @danielowen5889 Před 2 lety

    I have my BDog i golf with.. Last year he broke 50 for the 1st time. This year only golfed 50+ 3 times.. So fun to playa with true playas

  • @matthewrmusarra
    @matthewrmusarra Před 2 lety

    I realized when i went to break 100 for the first time last year, that golf is simply an exercise in presence. When i let myself relax over the ball, breathe, relax, and be present with positive self talk/confidence, i perform sooo much better - Thank you playa, learning so much from you and tell everyone about your vids! Waddaman

    • @matthewrmusarra
      @matthewrmusarra Před 2 lety

      scored my best ever, 91 that round - struggling now in the 95-100 range, but i shall continue to find stillness and get better and better!

  • @thezokil
    @thezokil Před 2 lety +1

    Sending this to my new to golf friends after our round yesterday. I tried to have them hit from shorter tees, and to stick to higher irons, just to get on fairways and give themselves a shot, but instead they would slice and hook woods and driver and ended up throwing away a fresh 24pack of balls because they couldn't get out of there own way.

  • @dariusalaiwat1143
    @dariusalaiwat1143 Před rokem

    After watching this video I just shot a 91! Had two triple bogeys too, so really could’ve broken 90. Great video and great tips, use them!

  • @AutomationGolfer
    @AutomationGolfer Před 2 lety +2

    I just recently broke 90 for the first time.
    The biggest thing that helped me was thinking before each shot and when explaining the shot to myself, if at any point it felt like a hero shot, I stopped myself and thought of a different plan.
    Keeping the ball in play that way saves sooooo many shots

    • @malachigolfs133
      @malachigolfs133 Před 2 lety

      Hell yeah! I'm still struggling to average under 100 constantly. Taking hero shots is definitely not the move

  • @Gnarley69
    @Gnarley69 Před 2 lety

    Broke the 100 barrier late last season, WotP was major contributing factor. Driver was not being agreeable, so it stayed at home. Freshly fit new irons and wedges bred a new level of confidence, especially on approaches. And taking to heart, "don't do dumb stuff." Once I broke 100, had 6 18 hole rounds in the 90s and 4 9 holers in the 40s. My course is just becoming fully open, (temp greens and rough conditions after a tough winter), the the quest for sub 90 begins...

  • @thehighhandicapgolfer
    @thehighhandicapgolfer Před 2 lety

    BDog is back! It’s funny I had the same bad pull last time I played with my longer clubs. Shorter clubs were fine. I was planning to play an irons only round next.
    Great minds…

  • @BayandBeyondFishing
    @BayandBeyondFishing Před 2 lety

    It was my first time breaking 100…. My boyfriends kept me relaxed at every hole. Smooth strokes all day.. also it was after watching Golf Sidekick’s break 100 video the morning of.

  • @drroger98
    @drroger98 Před 2 lety

    First time was hitting hybrid off the tee, and playing with goal of +1 over par on each hole. Put away the 60 degree wedge outside of bunkers. Right after your first video. 60% of the time worked every time.

  • @dontpanic716
    @dontpanic716 Před 2 lety

    What helped me first break 90. Not adding up my scores as I went, and not knowing what I needed to break 90, I ended the round with a birdie and par rather then 2 blowup holes.

  • @georges4230
    @georges4230 Před 2 lety +3

    I broke 90 for the first time last year, by playing with a complete stranger and talking his ear off! He was so interesting that I forgot all about my score, and didn't realise I'd done it until after the round.
    Love your mindset, appreciate the content, what a man.

  • @alexeilinykh
    @alexeilinykh Před 2 lety +1

    Playa, I broke 90 for the first time after 2 years.
    Here’s what helped:
    Confidence in chipping takes pressure off approach shots.
    Using a favorite club (hybrid for me)
    Read Ben Hogans book
    Play golf, not golf swing

  • @kunal6831
    @kunal6831 Před 2 lety

    I have started learning golf from 20th April through an excellent coach, and in parallel started watching random golf videos. During those videos, I can across your channel, and I am so happy that I found you. I immediately stopped watching all other channels. Since then, I have been listening only to my coach (75%) and your channel (25%). And, it is working wonders. After 10 coaching lessons, my coach and I went to play on the course on Sunday late afternoon, when there is no one around. We played 5 holes [10(par 4),11(par 3),12(par 5),15(par 4),16(par 4)]. I shot down these holes in 29 shots :D using only 7,8,9 irons and PW, SW + Putter. I am thrilled by this result. I will be going back to training for 10 more sessions as I am consistently hitting right, and then will go out and play a full course. I will post the score here once I do that. Thank you for inspiring me with your videos.

    • @kunal6831
      @kunal6831 Před 2 lety

      Oh man! playing 18 holes by walking the whole course is extremely tough!! I played from white tees (5139 yards, par 70) and scored 109. I am so happy with this result as I was dead after 12 holes and continued playing on steam. Without this channel, i would have scored 120+. My immediate goal is now to get under 100, but I also know the part of my game that I need to improve in order to do that. So, few more range practise sessions to get my awful tee shot corrected to a decent level. And then I am confident of breaking 100 in my 2nd golf game.

  • @MagpieGeordie
    @MagpieGeordie Před 5 měsíci

    I still do the same sometimes I hit my 6 iron off the tee and always get good results. I’m a 22 handicapper and it works I broke 90 with this a week ago

  • @chowderheadaa8025
    @chowderheadaa8025 Před 2 lety

    This is where my game is currently at. Mid 90s low 100s. It takes me 5 shots on par 3s, slices with the driver, chips that roll off the greens etc..... Lately I go walking with a 3 iron, driver, 6, hybrid, 8, gap wedge and putter. I also purchased a 68 degree that helps around the green.

  • @kennymay9036
    @kennymay9036 Před 2 lety

    thank you.

  • @daddyharry6065
    @daddyharry6065 Před 2 lety

    What has helped me consistently break 100 several times in succession now besides Tigger’s Bridgestone ball is ‘the way of the playa’. Some Dalai Lama Baus youtuber has taught me how I am to play the course and not let the course play me. Every night before I play, I listen to over 4 hours of his wiseness-ness then go play pumped up on golf zen that day chilled. Plus I carry some of his top quality shiesen merchandise on my bag and person. Zummmmm, wadda Dalai.

  • @Groovethumper69
    @Groovethumper69 Před 2 lety

    Refreshing to see BDog back in action!😎

  • @tnjdaneliuk7479
    @tnjdaneliuk7479 Před 2 lety

    My biggest improvement came by not counting my score as I played and just concentrated on the next shot. Didn't matter whether the previous shot was good, bad or indifferent as you can't change anything it's done. You can only influence the next shot.

  • @CorekBleedingHollow
    @CorekBleedingHollow Před 2 lety +1

    I'm not getting better at golf, I'm actually getting worse. Handicap went up to an 18 now... I just can't stop blowing up holes.

  • @mattparsons946
    @mattparsons946 Před 2 lety

    Dude, Sunday Bag 4evah. Super fun way to play.

  • @incurromunio7797
    @incurromunio7797 Před 2 lety

    Guess it’s time for some Rotella again, always a good start for every season!

  • @Proutt
    @Proutt Před 2 lety

    What a video!

  • @lewisstansfield9255
    @lewisstansfield9255 Před 2 lety +3

    I broke 100 and 90 by playing shots I knew how to play, because I practiced them at the range or on the chipping green. My scores go way up if I start trying to play fancy golf.
    "There are no hero shots, only stupid shots"
    - The chief playa

  • @quebecgibbins3560
    @quebecgibbins3560 Před 2 lety

    I am actually going to try this in my league this week. Remove the driver, 5 wood, 5 iron, and 6 iron to see what happens. Thanks for the tip on recovery golf.

  • @nordsword766
    @nordsword766 Před 2 lety

    Yo bdog is back? Let’s go!

  • @lysajane3643
    @lysajane3643 Před 2 lety +1

    Ah crap! What happened to BDog??? His game was coming along great. Right off the bat I noticed his rhythm has changed. Watch the lady pro's that Matt plays with. Their rhythm is poetic.

  • @dustinreed8161
    @dustinreed8161 Před 2 lety

    sages, moons, and fingers? mind=blown. all this from youtube

  • @ssennik
    @ssennik Před 2 lety

    Broke 90 for the first time by playing with my best golfing buddy. Talked through my shots with him, laughed and chatted a lot. Wasn’t even thinking about my score.

  • @TheGolfHackr
    @TheGolfHackr Před 2 lety +9

    First time I broke 90 was because I wasn’t keeping score. Not thinking about score and focusing on each individual shot is an absolute game changer broski’s

  • @jamesjaime4140
    @jamesjaime4140 Před 2 lety

    Yaas queen had me dying 😂😂😂

  • @The_JMac
    @The_JMac Před 2 lety

    2:30 🤣 Honored!

  • @eazyeach1876
    @eazyeach1876 Před 2 lety

    Bro, some of those pin placements were wicked.

  • @CleoIsSly
    @CleoIsSly Před rokem

    I'm doing this right now, I only play 3 wood (15), 5 hybrid (24), 7 iron (31), 9 iron(40), Gap Wedge(52), Lob Wedge (60), Putter. Less club choices to think about but enough clubs to learn and play good golf. I'm forced to think about the course and sometimes I may have to get creative to learn different shots.

  • @BartLamyns
    @BartLamyns Před 2 lety

    What tool are you using to show the distances on the course? Would be interesting to use as a course management tool, to decide on course strategy.

  • @jamesniesuchouski9373
    @jamesniesuchouski9373 Před 2 lety

    Focus, concentration… and not boozing with the boys during the round!

  • @CHIROATL
    @CHIROATL Před 2 lety

    What do you use to record all your videos on course? I’m gonna break 90 this Sunday bc of your videos playa!

  • @boydeeful
    @boydeeful Před 2 lety

    yeah dawg

  • @mostart72
    @mostart72 Před 2 lety

    yess BDOG is back

  • @billwallenstein3387
    @billwallenstein3387 Před 2 lety

    I’m thinking new clubs and grips myself? Wadda Playa

  • @jackras6139
    @jackras6139 Před 2 lety

    I shoot around 100 but have peak rounds at 85-87. No clue why or how. If you end up in Dallas, TX at any point, I promise I'd make for quite the interesting video

  • @neilgooders6758
    @neilgooders6758 Před 2 lety +1

    The way of the playa helped me break 100 for the first time I did it 3weeks ago,

  • @matfranke007
    @matfranke007 Před rokem

    So funny story: watched this video, did the “new par” on my card, and just played each shot with confidence. What do you know? Shot a 98 for a lifetime PR! Thanks for the videos! You’re crushing it 😁🤙

    • @GolfSidekick
      @GolfSidekick  Před rokem +1

      well done playa - it's good stuff...the other break 100 and break 90 stuff is meant to help you big dog

  • @johankemp5460
    @johankemp5460 Před 2 lety

    Broke 90 after i started cource management. Placing my ball inside 100 meters leaving me a more confident shot into the green. Taking the big D out of the bag and relying on the 3 iron off the tee. And taking the hazards out of play.
    But most important…. Folowing the CENTURY system 😉

  • @biIIyball
    @biIIyball Před 2 lety +1

    Playing the reds is my strategy for breaking 100. And if that doesn't work, stopping after 9 holes.

  • @kennyallan5113
    @kennyallan5113 Před 2 lety

    my own experience to break 90 and get scores down was, get it up the fairwar, second shot as long as possible, near the green, the nearer the better, then rely on my short game to pitch close and sink the puts. My shortgame handicap is about 18 better than my long game handicap!!!

  • @danielspencer6582
    @danielspencer6582 Před 2 lety

    I am usually pretty bad. Shooting 130s-140s. My first time out this season was yesterday. I used my 5w, 7i, PW, SW, and putter. I shot 120. It was amazing. I really could feel the confidence gain with being able to focus on only those clubs and was feeling a lot more comfortable; I feel super confident that after practicing on the range with those clubs only, chipping and putting, and some better course management next time around I'll be breaking 100 in no time.

  • @Acemeistre
    @Acemeistre Před 2 lety

    bdog playin just like me - tried to hit the ball too hard, causing the lower half of the body to get infront of the arms and resulting in a big pull hook. then when he sits on the ball and allows his arms to keep in sync with his hips/legs he hits an absolute gorgeous 1 like the 5th shot on hole 8.
    hit the range hard and work out the biggest thing to fix and fix that one thing will often up your game so much :)

  • @Gulthal1
    @Gulthal1 Před 2 lety

    First break 100 was definitely caused by shift in mentality. I decided to play round so that each hole had 1 extra stroke for par (par 5 --> par6). That meant I did not need to smash my driver into the woods on the right but I could play shorter but more confident shots. Managed to shoot 98 which I was happy with as I have played golf just for 12 months.

  • @alecmacknight
    @alecmacknight Před 2 lety

    brilliant stuff Matt - is seems that Bdog thinks he is better than he really is. Keep him tamed!

  • @Navycopjoe
    @Navycopjoe Před 2 lety +1

    Oh lord, so when I lived in Hawaii I played for a while and could crush my driver but couldn't do anything afterwards. Then it seemed lime I was constantly playing with these three little old Korean ladies. They couldn't hit far of course but lord they would get it on the green fast and laser putt. They made me play the red tees with them and only use my wedges for like 6 months straight. I actually broke 80 with my wedges only because of them. Now 5 years later I'm still a scratch golfer.

  • @CB-rv2lj
    @CB-rv2lj Před 2 lety

    contact, tempo, not swinging out of the shoes. all good things.

  • @nellywanchope267
    @nellywanchope267 Před 2 lety

    Learned to take a big scheisse before the round not in the halfway hut. Then shaved in an immaculate J-Bone beard and I became one with the course. Aside from that it was taking an iron off the tee and improving my short game.