BEGINNER GOLF BASICS - PART 1

Part 2 when???

Thanks dude!! 😃

i’m so nervous

Part 2 ?

Great video, helped me tons

I suck😅 thanks for helping me

What did dadi say?

More American please?

My hubby wants me to go golfing with him and I have never played before ....so here I am❤️

Re tutoring.Needed.

I’ve been attempting to play for years. Had ups and downs. I’m in a down again and decided to rebuild from scratch this year. The grip instruction alone has been eye opening. No more loose grip in the back swing. Thank you! 🙏🏼

I mean that tip about the feet was helpful... to me.

Hope I can use all these tips

How far u will stand from the ball?

Excellent video. Thanks for sharing.

Good stuff boys🏌️⛳️

Signed of up for men’s golf as a freshman that’s why I’m here 😂

Never played golf before so im watching this right before tryouts 😂

As a 3.4 hc who hasn’t played for 18 months … after one range basket here I am 🙈

noob noob nule 😵😵😵😶😶🙄🙄👎👎👎👎👎👎👎

I’m new to golf, just started working in the industry by chance !

Tryouts tomorrow

its so good that we dont even need part 2

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You got to work on it

I want to go on a vacation, and I want to try a new adventure out there ( golf ⛳) so here I am 😊

10:31 great tip!

Thank you!

no matter how many videos I watch, I’m still just so bad, can never hit the shot I’m wanting to hit, and most the time just miss the ball completely.

Do you push off inside or back foot?

You say the thumb should be going down the right side of the handle but later on, I can see your thumbs clearly on the left side of the handle?

Warning, long post:

I took a friend to a golf simulator a few weeks ago. He's gone to the driving range a few times before, (he said last time was over 10 years ago (he's currently 39)). We were there for an hour and he hit "surprisingly well" for just picking it up - meaning he was hitting the ball and while they weren't going incredibly far or anything, most were relatively straight and up in the air. He used my previous cavity-back clubs. We then went to a par 3, then a driving range once on separate days. Not long after, one of the first things he does on his golf journey is buy a new set of Takomo 101T clubs, from 4i to PW. Of course when he goes to the driving range he can't hit them well at all, but he buys a putting mat, then starts talking about wanting to buy the MLM2PRO, the SPG-8 net, a mat to hit off of. He says he wants to practice at home using a simulator for a year before ever going out to an actual course.

Not sure what the right phrase for this is... putting the cart before the horse? I was trying to come up with some kind of analogy for why sinking $1200+ into having a setup at home might not be the right move. Saying something like doing what he wants to do is similar to wanting to get a six-pack before stepping foot in the gym?

So... first, the financial costs, he doesn't have a job right now and doesn't have a huge amount of savings. Second, he literally just picked up golf; I told him to use my clubs to start or get a set of used ones, and he said he would never buy used and would always buy new... Third, he's saying he enjoyed the Par 3, so why wouldn't he enjoy going to an actual course?

We live in Pennsylvania where we can golf for a decent portion of the year and the driving ranges aren't expensive ($12 USD for a jumbo bucket of about 110 balls; $100 for a 10 bucket ticket). Most of the courses range from $40-60 with cart, even on weekends. Tbh, I think it could be that he's too embarrassed to go out to a course or even to the driving range too often until he gets to a certain standard. He bought a driver and has had it for over a week, but hasn't hit any balls with it...

What would you say to a friend like this? "Go ahead and do what you think is right"? "You might want to try going to the driving range some more before even thinking about spending $700 + $100 per year on a LM"? This seems completely abnormal to me, but maybe I'm wrong and this is good way to get started in golf? Oh, I told him before he bought the xstiff clubs that he should at least try swinging a driver to see what his swing speed is because since he said going to a club fitting was a waste of money, at least it would be some measure of what flex to get. He tells me later that he read there isn't much of a difference between xstiff and stiff, so he didn't think anything of it. Last I saw, he was swinging my 7i at maybe 60 mph or less.


Appreciate any input. Might just tell him to do whatever he wants, but I'd want a friend to at least try set me on the right path before giving up lol..

Great content

I just went golfing for my first time ever this morning

A little bummed the guy doing the golfing has the worst microphone. The other guy sounds loud and clear but the one actually demonstrating sounds like the wind is overpowering his voice, or like there noise reduction on his mic and it’s reducing his actual, voice along with the wind. Some words are totally unintelligible.

Hello from Malaysia..good video for me as for the beginner..thank you so much..my dream want to achieve a hole in one in a one year from this date.😁

thanks for teaching me but I'll have to see if the marchel will let Me play I'm only 13

Omg. Reminds me of an early 90's telephone commercial

10:04

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I've golfed off and on over the years. I remember as a kid, going to the driving range for lessons every Friday after school. And going to group lessons during summer vacation. I've only played on a course a couple of times, and even then, there are very few public courses in my state. I haven't been to the driving range since well before Covid, but I was always pushing my shots to the right.