Bubbie Gets A Lesson From Jordan Spieth's Coach 

very true, he's fun to watch because of his respect to all.

You probably just don’t hang around the right people lol

The excessive use of yes sir is annoying

He's a good Midwestern kid. Those manners are how we were raised

@@tylerhawk742so you get annoyed at having manners

All is one...treat everyone and everything with deep respect !

@@SuperJupiter33 I was thinking the same thing... not enough Dads telling their boys to say "Yes sir, No sir."

Willing to bet getting sober has a lot to do with that. Mad respect Bubbie🙌

I agree 100%. I started doing the drill as the video was playing. Side note: "chocking" should be "choking".

@@PawPawGreg I knew that didn’t look right when I typed it lol.

Unfortunately bubbies swing has a huge flaw, it depends on his hands being in the same place or if they lag behind he blocks the ball right, to far ahead, snap hook or pull and going left. If bubbie ever wants to be consistent from 9 holes to the next he needs to change his swing, just aim properly, which he's done when garret or Grant told him in the past, naturally he brought the club down on the downswing and not over the top like he's doing now. Sure he will play some good golf and some bad golf but he could be doing far better, scratch even with his skills if he worked on short game

I have no clue why people try the squat, it's not needed.

@@yukoncorneliusthelegendhim9751 literally just told bubbie his pathing is conventional

@@yukoncorneliusthelegendhim9751 all he really does is control the face, in recent videos he's able to hit a fade when the shot calls for it and change that face with a similar path. He just feels most consistent and more in control swinging the ball left.

@@yukoncorneliusthelegendhim9751you mean in to out

@@yukoncorneliusthelegendhim9751true, but many of the greatest players ever did not set up in what considered conventional. Hogan and Snead set up as far right as bubbie, Trevino set equally left, and there are dozens of others. So all that matters is how repeatable the motion is and the dynamics relative to target.

@@Beensockand honestly for an amateur golfer sticking with what feels comfortable and consistent is key. Much more than trying to pure all your shots dead straight

Totally dude. And then you get guys like leadbetter who I’m sure know a thing or two, but at the end of their video they’re just trying to sell a product

100% even leadbetter gave all the boys the same generic crap one after the other

Unfortunately the swing bubbie has is anything but consistent. A over the top swing with him aiming 50 to 75 yards right at times depends on his hands being in the same place, if they lag behind he blocks the ball right with no draw, hands are in front, he hits a snap hook or starts to far left with a pull that continues going left. It's inconsistent from day to day and that's what he fights. Bubbie needs to get away from this swing and aiming so far right like he's done for as long as I can remember, when Garrett or Grant had him aim properly he naturally brings the club down on the down swing, if he would just continue to stay with that I truly believe bubbie could be scratch or better consistently. Of course he needs work with his short game, chipping mainly, keep the Texas wedge in his bag and practice on reading putts. That would be the best thing for him going forward and finding a swing that will be there from day to day, instead of trying to find something even though the smallest thing messes up his over the top swing.

Bubbies swing is so complicated

manors make for great houses

His excess use of sir is annoying ,and thankyou everytime someone says goodshot is overkill, its annoying. It doesnt make him polite ,he's on repeat. Even when cameron was talking about the powere baseball players create, buubie responds with thank you. He wasnt even talking about bubbie. He's arrogant

Ha, love bubbie but these two replies still made me laugh.

Bro what

@yukoncorneliusthelegendhim9751 I understand your point but I don't think you understood mine. What I said is not insulting to Matt or anyone else. I don't think Bubbie is better than Matt, I said Bubbie has the potential to improve more dramatically than others if he continued lessons bc he is missing more of the fundamentals in the golf swing. I don't agree with Bubbie's claim of "7 or 8" either, yes he's shot in the 70s but on a consistent basis I feel he averages closer to a 10-12.

@yukoncorneliusthelegendhim9751 no you didn't lol, but that's okay. I'm not talking about who has the higher ceiling etc. And Bubbie having the most potential to improve doesn't make him a better golfer than Matt. I also said that taking Matt and Steve's health into consideration bc the reality is they both have back problems. Hopefully that will continue to be less of an issue for them both.

Almost every pro talks about the "squat" move and that's a lot of what Tiger was doing with "activating" his glutes.

What? You hit 220 yard 6 irons too ?

@@Mar10usss they said swing; not distance.

@@Mar10usss lol, I said identical swing not identical in any other way.

5i (26/27'' is traditional 5i, 30/31' for a 6i, 34/35' on a 7i etc)

It’s from training with guys like Berkshire and Borgmeier. Guys who really know how to generate ridiculous club head speed. I don’t remember if it’s on Bubbies channel or somewhere else but there’s a video of him doing speed training with Borgmeier and he gets up to like 195+ ball speed with the driver. Its extremely impressive

As much as I feel you on that, everyone who meets with him is astonished by his speed and distance. And for now it works, so maybe when he gets older he’ll have to adapt. For right now though, the absolute grip it and rip it approach works.

@@cambinothe3rd76 I guess if you’re just playing scrambles it works but with that speed and distance a miss can be catastrophic if you’re playing solo. Rather hit 250 fairway everytime than average a 300 yard drive that can literally go anywhere

@@tastyj3940 Bubbie could easily keep his speed, or maybe lose some mph while changing his swing to be much more oriented towards scoring, but i really don't think he has a deeply desired interest to do that, just like i don't think Steve and Matt really does. I am a bit unsure about Garrett's desire towards grinding for score, but this is comparing him to the desire and goals that upcoming pro's have, or as you see Micah has(Micah needs a lot to reach that goal, but his desire is to do that). :) I do agree that it works good in scrambles, and since they play that a lot, their playing styles right now in GG are around where i think they will be fore a long time. :)

@@NicoKristianLund hey man I respect your opinion 🫡 W golf community

Just learn how to hit it straight. He tries to draw it to look cool. He could hit it straight if he actually tried

I suspect Bubbie could use more loft. He's going to need 8 wedges at this rate.

Very true. My 7 iron is usually my 175-185 club. I went and swung these paradyms and was hitting 10-15 yards further consistently. I'm not bubbie by any means but I am faster at a 115-118 driver speed. Those things are just cheat codes

And I worded that weird I'm not faster than bubbie lol. Just the way my friends sim is set up we only do that head speeds on our drivers. Haven't tested irons