These Golf Tips Will TRANSFORM Your Game! (23 Tips) 

Loved the editing style and tips, felt like a kids show when you were like 14, such as braniac I like it lol

So true about walking a golf course, it just puts you in touch with the course in such a cool way. Really gets me focused on the game.

Love the tips. I just went and grabbed some Srixton Z star balls looking for a bit more feel compared my calaway super softs yesterday. That combined with lot of games over the last 3 months I finally broke 90. Shot an 84! Love the videos and all the guides that have helped my game. Currently went from a 18 H/C to a 15 after that round. Didnt even loose a ball.

Apart from being a brilliant video, what really tipped me over the edge for giving it a like was "angry Pete".

One of my best rounds of Golf was when I just stepped up to the ball after quickly working out what I wanted to do and then no more than 2 seconds over the ball before hitting it. This worked for me because it didn't give me time to second guess myself. Worked especially well on putting. You watch players spend 30 seconds working out what to do and then 30 seconds over the ball. Never seems to work out well for them. Good video with a lot of good tips. One thing about the first alignment tip, it doesn't matter if the club and your feet are correct if your shoulders are open. Big issue for many people.

Absolutely love this video!!

Tip about water is very valid. Had a medical and was surprised when they told me how much I needed to drink per day!!!! Needless to say I now drink that mad more on hot days and it does help

Great tips Pete. I've been playing 40 years and I have used a lot of different shots. The flop shot always was easy for me. Love that shot. Has gone wrong a few times but not a lot. Never took a lesson because it was always out of my price range. Love this game. I have found that your lessons and of course some of your mates to be very helpful. Thank you sir for the help.

Glad i watched this. I had a fitting for new irons , one pro said get irons that were a stretch for my game and one said get more forgiving clubs. I went for the more forgiving….i think that was the right call.

Some great tips here that I definitely will be taking away with me. I have decided to change my approach when playing golf. Changing my grip has seen me be more consistent with ball striking, instead of toeing, topping, or hitting pit of the heal. I will be working and filming myself going forward.

Great tips. I've already applied a couple of them in using a midrange priced golf ball and recently bought a set of my dream irons a set of 2020 Callaway Mavrik's. I will also check into what a lesson will run me at my course and go from there. Thanks for all the excellent tips and input.

This is one of your best videos. I certainly agree with you observations on practice swings. For me, skipping practice swings actually improves my swing, in relatively level lies. Sand shots, Chips, pitches, side hill, down slope and up slope still call for a practice swing or two.

Great vid, all around- content, content delivery, and production quality. Everyone should find something of benefit in this.

Excellent video. With my highish handicap I'm using the range finder on the driving range to assess how far I'm actually hitting the ball and then using a GPS app (SwingU) on the course to give me distances. I'm finding this gives me confidence in distance without the pressure of taking the range finder out on the course, I can't play to that accuracy and feel a bit of an idiot using a range finder and then duffing the shot.

Deze tips zijn heel herkenbaar door de baan, leuke tips, leuke video en een goede presentatie.

Enjoyable, insightful and thank you.

Top tips, Pete. Couldn't agree more with so many of them, especially with getting out there and walking the course. I'm a big fan of carrying too - I always say it ensures I'm warmed up by the first green!

Love the quality of the video production, and the funny add-ons. Happy Thanksgiving, and cheers!

Loved it Peter. Thanks.

There’s lots for me to take away. The flop shot next to the green is so me!!

Ah yes, the dreaded dehydration. That's why i always carry with me a 6 pack of fermented barley water drinks for every 9 holes that i play. If i need to hit the loo twice per hole, i know that i am sufficiently hydrated. Great Tip!

Great video Pete. Keep it up!

Awesome video as always. The other issue with the mindless practicing at the range is if you’re doing a bad swing 100x without actually stopping and changing it, you’re just developing terrible muscle memory - and making the work to fix your swing way harder down the road.

Super video - really enjoying your content. Some great tips thanks

Great video, I felt it to be informative,and helpful big time about the mentality aspects 👍my friend

This is another brilliant video, really well presented !! You guys are smashing it with the content and quality of the vids at the minute 👏👏👏

I love walking the course, it really does connect you to the course and your golf. More enjoyable

that is a hell of a thumbnail. lol

Loved this video, cheers Pete! :)

Excellent video any golfer new to the sport should find invaluable. 👍

Great thanks

Great video, very funny and fantastic edit!

Great video as always. Really find your videos really helpful

Hey Peter! Thank you for this video, short but so informative. Have been watching a lot of your videos ever since my wrist injury, hoping to play competitive golf as soon as my wrist heals!

I don't doubt that the stats about people tending to miss short are true but I also wonder if they're perhaps a bit exaggerated especially for high handicap golfers like me. e.g. On a par 4 I've hit a poor drive and it's gone under 200 yards so I'm now not reaching in two whatever happens but my next shot is still classed as an approach that missed short of the green.

#21. How about a maxfli tour x golf ball. You should do a review vs a premium ball. Watched a guy qualify for us mid am with it!

Pete, fantastic content and video. Keep up the great work.

Brilliant and brilliant!

Helpful stuff! Thx, P!

outstanding

only 23! awesome ;)

Sand your grips lightly as a temporary fix. And the feel of a nice tacky grip reminds you how much better fresh grips are so it encourages you to replace them.

Pete I live 15 minutes from finca Cortesin and have seen you are there now if you fancy a match?

One thing that helps me out on the course is we have a rule nothing higher then double par on the hole. So if I hit a bad shot then have another bad shot afterwards I'll pick up my ball take the double par and just watch my friends finish the hole and take the couple minutes to regather my thoughts

In the United States we have to use a cart . I walked it once and almost got in trouble because I was slowing the pace of play . I wish is was more like the U.K. and we walked more I played better that day and I think it’s because I had time to think about my shot more while walking .

Just something I feel as a 12 handicap golf with approach shots being left short of the green. I play occasionally on few courses where the greens are like mushroom tops on all sides but the front. Missing left/right is a coin flip on whether you keep it on the green or it runs out. Missing long is almost always worse as you will have no chance of keeping from running back off the front. I error on the side of missing short to give a good chance at an up/down. Long story short I hate those greens, as they force me to play uber conservative to prevent posting doubles. I typically stay away from those courses but sometimes its the only option. Also why are these damn mushroom greens always the smallest ones too?

17:30 LMAO

For any golfer knowing how far you hit each club for me was the most important tip … just buy a cheap gps watch and an afternoon down the range to get the average distance of each club and you will see an improvement in your game straight away next time you get on the golf course… Guaranteed

Brilliant!

Big Tip you should do is if your Irons are 5 Years or Older have them check with Eval with a Fitting. Upgrading clubs over 5 Years can make a real difference in technology.

Think you will hit a 50' wedge and get it to spin back a little?

Congrats mr finch on being under nelly korda in the most influential list ,who wouldn't want to be there 😉

It's crazy how much proper set up is emphasized and yet still somehow not emphasized enough as the absolute best way to improve your game because it's the thing you can control the easiest, relative to actually swinging the club, most consistently and will yield the biggest gains when you get it right.

A 50deg wedge 🙏

50°

Amari cooper slow. Got it

I’d like to see a competitive round with James v Rick v Finch v Fryer v Sas

Don't overthink. And always take a practice swing. Those 2 things are helping me massively.

Pull the easy 50 degree!!

My advice. BREATHE, when getting set up take a deep breath to help gain mental focus but also become less tense. This especially helps when your tempo is getting to quick, if you've had a bad shot, or need to refocus.

Great video & excellent tips but have to disagree on the ball - everyone needs as much help as possible & every shot includes the ball so everyone benefits from using the best ball surely? Only caveat is if the thought of losing an expensive ball makes you more likely to do so….

Not sure I want to clean my clubs with coke - if you forget about them, you will only have the hosel left! You need your clubs clean for the next shot, so buy a water brush. It's about the size of a small plastic bottle, has a brush on the end and clips onto your bag next to the towel which is usually too dry to clean the clubs. The water oozes out between the bristles. (I'm sure someone will make a comment here!)

50°-54° depending on the shot you want

Amari Cooper made me smile. Wonder how many viewers even know who he is? :D

Great information PF cheers mate I'll use the alignment one immediately

Unexpected Amari Cooper ref 🤣

So who had the beard first - you or Shiels?? 😂😂

Shot Scope or Arcos?

You sure there isn't a 24th way? 😁

Cowboys shouldn't have let Cooper go but that's water under the bridge.

I learned decades ago that golf is, above all else, a game a character. Once my opponent loses his/her temper or starts to get mad at themselves after a shot, I know I'm in a position of advantage. For me, golf is a matter of keeping one's head at all times and taking advantage of hot-heads when they pop off. It works more often than not.

123.....cold day......easy 3 quarter p wedge ........feel the shot in with tight control (Old git here .......not flexible....everythings and 3 quarter swing🤣🤣)

I"m gonna say that playing fast is WAY better for your game, and for your mood/emotions. Slow play is golf's biggest problem. And too many courses just don't enforce faster play......it sucks.

I'd say for 123 you would hit a hard 54 degree wedge 😕

The mental aspects of golf are no longer overlooked. They're spoken of constantly nowadays, in fact. It's rare that people go into enough technical detail, actually. Usually just speak in generalities.

That's brave relating an NFL wide receiver with slow.

Poor David :(

50 degree?...

Everyone's off to the shops and having to explain to their wives why they have bought 7 bottles of coke...

2 drinks before you tee off minimum

Only 23?

All great tips except the water....drink water at your peril

My advice ...... keep your head down!

Nah. 80yards hook all day.

Ah, that’s where I was going wrong…trying to film my swing while holding the phone in my hand🫢