14 Nasty Habits Screwing Your Golf and How to Change them 

You're not worried about how much fentanyl you need to take because you saw a good good video 👍😂🤣

I died. “how much fentanyl do i need to take because i just watched a good good video” 😂

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I'm dying 🤣 that was a roast of the year !

I came here to say this 😂😂

@@BrandonCopeland me too

I don't get the reference. What is good good?

@@tretre4435 Another youtube golf channel.

LMFAO!

I would have laughed at this but I was too high on Fentanyl.

@goodood

Seriously had🎉 to rewind that. I was like what??😂😂

Fentanyl tore me up😂😂😂😂😂!

And I got to be your 69th. Noice

You should

Yes playa. Fun is in the process. It's meditative and many people have never had a meditative experience by being immersed in something they are doing. It's the best

Lmfao yeah I had a buddy do this before 😂 par 3 took 2 shots landed in a bunker was chipping for par… took 4 bunker shots , never got out took the ball out with his hand, putted 3 times and then wrote down 3. I got a natural bogey that hole 😂👌🏽

I played with some young “confident” dudes today, and one of the bros literally couldn’t get his ball off the tee box half the time and was writing bogeys in on his scorecard.

Played with a lot of people like that. Just always remember they’re only cheating themselves

Play with no driver just 2 iron to 64 wedge,average 85. Never got on with drivers or hybrids,at first felt weird without them but not very pleased

@@Chaz1724this is me 😔

The bigger flex is taking iron when they take driver.

@@WorkingFromHomeToday452 Very hard to lose balls or go out of bounds with an iron. If you're shooting 105 you will break 100 by leaving the driver at home.

I done exactly that today been struggling to hit under 100 didnt use my driver once today and shot a 98 ​@thehairygolfer

Matt's the best. Course management and smarter decision making is King. And Queen 👑

@@fohrum4757 agree!! 👌

*kween

It's all from tension. That's where the inconsistencies creep in. Gotta keep the mind quiet with process and routine. Commitment, trust, confidence. And mental aspects that create the physical gremlins of muscle tension.

pretend to be someone else for a round pretend to be your favorite pro move like them walk like them you can get outside your own skin i used to use ian poulter. that was the first time i broke 80 on a brand new course i had never seen

@@GolfSidekick went out yesterday didn’t do great scored in the low 90s but I used this trick and I was able to recover much better than I normally would. Thanks again for the advice.

@@Chaz1724 High Low, even went with no T since I was hitting off the deck well after the Tee... something on the Tee box was in my head. Just couldn't shake it.

Happens to us all playa. It will go away

I'm a 7, and I get the shanks from time to time. It's frustrating, but it'll go away. Try not to make too many changes and just swing the club

Stop it Tony! I’m blushing

Just testing - want to make sure what i sell is perfect for myself first

yas stay humble because golf gods are fickle

Golf is unfigurable

The difference between a day when you get up and down for everything, and one where you get up and down for nothing.

It’s a running joke just like when he says he’s playing a Jack Nicholson course.

“Keep it low, get the hoes” is not a joke though. That is a genuine Gary Player quote.

It’s ‘confidential’

He says it right

@@morganik How so? Being confidential is not the same as being confident.

Good idea snd envisioning yourself already picking the ball up out of the hole after the putt and imagining that feeling really helped ME and i still use it

@@GolfSidekick damn straight boyfriend

Even better is to aim for the hole. Then you miss even smaller

Exactly. Good to prove things to yourself. Most helpful thing you can do when you have time on course

No sir. Don’t make sense to make you complacent. Complacency comes from getting too cocky in golf thinking you have it all figured out. Like i got last few weeks. Lost my swing. Gotta remain humble to the golfing gods

@@GolfSidekick thanks for your reply. Tried to convey complacent in sense of thinking hazards arent really there thus leading to carelessness ? Youre totally right,think of what you want to do and not the shots you dont. Cant wait to see you get out that 1 iron again-super low driving shots are à treat.

@@oliver69cork46 often when people dont mention a hazard the first time we play a course, we dont hit it anywhere near it and see how close it is to our shot. We think damn if i knew that hazard was there i wouldnt have hit that shot. Lol sometimes ignorance is bliss

@@GolfSidekick totally agree like those who play a course for the first time,they shoot without realising what's there and maybe never lose a ball,then some realise the hazards and bang everything they've gone in! One hole in my local is a par 3,170 yards over a long pond and have to avoid high branches on 2 sides-intimidating if overthought but there's a millions balls in the water,I play with an 8 iron,not overly high and sometimes overshoot the green but par often there. You're right there's alot psychological and it influences muscle tension and confidence.

I shot 67 like that my best score ever. I am in full support of that