Awsome Matt great stuff , 1st shot I was thinking I would use 7 iron all day long , use the slope like a putt to take it down , I find it’s more consistent than trying to guess the carry and roll out , I chip with many different clubs depending on carry and roll out , for normal chip and runs 60 1/1. 1 yard carry and 1 roll med trajectories 56 1/2 52 1/3 Pw. 1/4 9 iron 1/5 and so forth
To be able to bring the point to hit down (to a certain degree) while keeping face open for the bounce is priceless. It shows Tyler has lots of experience in both coaching short game and playing the game.
Just started following and I'm glad you guys have this instruction video partnered with Tyler. Watched this wedge series just in time for a better short game round at a TPC course.
So many strokes get added to my scorecard with flubs, chunks, skulls, no run out on my 'bump and run' shots. Have gone to using hybrids around the green just to minimize the mistakes, and just to get it in the general direction of the pin. Have access to an indoor facility this winter, so short game and putting will see some work being done. Like the specific mechanic being used, and being explained in detail how and why it is executed this way. Great vids!
Good video... what did wonders for me was a wedge fitting... BOUNCE choices make huge difference as well as loft that that fit ones style and how they picture the shot... I use 9,PW,50,56, and 64... of hole is downhill I’ll use higher loft to check and trickle down and if uphill lower loft and chip it into the slope...
I am curious to know what were the factors considered for selecting instructors for the series? Thanks again Tyler for taking care of our Princess 👸 can’t say I’ve ever seen him excited about hopping to a bunker. 👍 🐰
Sound and feel with wedges on those 50yd shots lob shots took me a while to get used to. It almost sounds/feels like a miss hit. Ian mentioned it in a wedge test on getting that strike a little lower on the face and at about 12:00 Tyler says "Ahhhh...that's the sound". The result would be good but I'd feel like a got away with a bad shot! LOL
Matt ... here is something to try. For a short pitch take your normal address without a club BUT with a golf ball in your left (trail) hand. Now, from your address position toss the ball underhand to the target. Notice the feel and position of your trail hand. Repeat until comfortable. Then, hit a shot with your wedge keeping that same trail hand feeling and position ... like an underhand toss.
I’ve taken lessons with Tyler & I’m an instructor as well. His charisma, knowledge and talent is much better than the big YT faces like Rick or Me&MyGolf. Those guys are complete jokes from Tyler.
Thanks to Matt for making me feel better about my self.... he might out-drive me by 50+ yards, but I might be able to get inside his chips... even if I am a stroke behind at that point Cos I took an extra shot to get there 😂🤷🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️
i think the biggest mistake with the hinge and hold people do is overdoing it, if you watch mickelson carefully you will see it's a little hinge and hold that with a smooth yet slightly aggressive acceleration through the finish, this also helps moving you sweet spot towards the target
Great video,, but as far as ball position goes, I’m a firm believer of Phil Mickelson’s theory: playing the ball outside the rear foot to ensure a descending blow and definitely hinge & hold !
hi! This shot is perfect to be play with a 9 or pw, if you hit 100 shot with a sw and 100 shot with a 9 iron, I'am positif that the average is going to be better with the 9 iron. It is harder to hit a fat 9 iron then a fat sw
Now "Listen up People" Tyler only has 933 subscribers and so far this vid has got 1,302 views, so get clicking on his Subscribe button or Whisker and Bandit will come round and start telling you about our medical conditions......You have been WARNED!!!!!!
My number one issue and true w a lot of amateurs is the club coming back too far in the back swing. I see Matty only swings to the knees on this shot. Any tips for that?
Oh my god, this video has been up for an hour and "Mr. Thumbs Down" and his four cat accounts haven't activated yet! Don't tell me he gave up....or maybe it's a She!?!?!😳 Will the real #MrThumbsDown please stand up?
"Mr Thumbs Down" is all taken care of, I send the Buoys over to make Mr Crossfield "an offer he couldn't refuse" They buried him in sand up to his chin.....no more clicking for Mr WiseGuy👍
60s became a thing because the turf conditions got faster thanks to evolution of landscaping equipment for golf. Back when Seve was around you only needed a sandwedge and that was it. Now, greens are cut shorter. However having said that, that's only for PGA tour or very well manicured courses (like this one in the video). If you're playing on the weekend, superintendents usually slow the greens down. Most people could get away with only a 56 degree.
This is some of the best short game instruction I've ever seen. Simple, basic, but so applicable.
@ 5:44 - This is the Key for me and most others as well! (*Stomach, elbow, and clubhead moving at the same speed)
RYR, it's good to see you on here! BTW, I love your channel, especially the tour pros playing short game shots.
2 terrific instructors thus far in this series!
I really appreciate the detail regarding upper body position and rotation for each type of shot. Great job guys.
Awesome instruction, as someone who struggles with pitching & chipping tempo, this type of content helps a ton!
Awsome Matt great stuff , 1st shot I was thinking I would use 7 iron all day long , use the slope like a putt to take it down , I find it’s more consistent than trying to guess the carry and roll out , I chip with many different clubs depending on carry and roll out , for normal chip and runs
60 1/1. 1 yard carry and 1 roll med trajectories
56 1/2
52 1/3
Pw. 1/4
9 iron 1/5 and so forth
To be able to bring the point to hit down (to a certain degree) while keeping face open for the bounce is priceless. It shows Tyler has lots of experience in both coaching short game and playing the game.
Just started following and I'm glad you guys have this instruction video partnered with Tyler. Watched this wedge series just in time for a better short game round at a TPC course.
So many strokes get added to my scorecard with flubs, chunks, skulls, no run out on my 'bump and run' shots. Have gone to using hybrids around the green just to minimize the mistakes, and just to get it in the general direction of the pin. Have access to an indoor facility this winter, so short game and putting will see some work being done. Like the specific mechanic being used, and being explained in detail how and why it is executed this way. Great vids!
Me too, it's a hybrid every time (as long as there isn't a Bunker in play)
Good video... what did wonders for me was a wedge fitting... BOUNCE choices make huge difference as well as loft that that fit ones style and how they picture the shot... I use 9,PW,50,56, and 64... of hole is downhill I’ll use higher loft to check and trickle down and if uphill lower loft and chip it into the slope...
Gr8 tuition. These are the money shots for all levels.
11:09 "that's a perfect one" well my wedge game is perfect it seems :D
Tried this out over the weekend, works like magic. Thanks so much for the great content.
I am curious to know what were the factors considered for selecting instructors for the series? Thanks again Tyler for taking care of our Princess 👸 can’t say I’ve ever seen him excited about hopping to a bunker. 👍 🐰
Just what I needed with my cup of coffee 😜
Loving the new coaching videos
Sound and feel with wedges on those 50yd shots lob shots took me a while to get used to. It almost sounds/feels like a miss hit. Ian mentioned it in a wedge test on getting that strike a little lower on the face and at about 12:00 Tyler says "Ahhhh...that's the sound". The result would be good but I'd feel like a got away with a bad shot! LOL
Awesome vid Matt! That setup w/ the 60 high chip is great info :D keep it up
Matt ... here is something to try. For a short pitch take your normal address without a club BUT with a golf ball in your left (trail) hand. Now, from your address position toss the ball underhand to the target. Notice the feel and position of your trail hand. Repeat until comfortable. Then, hit a shot with your wedge keeping that same trail hand feeling and position ... like an underhand toss.
Great video
I love this series
More please... great stuff!
Nice pins Matty!
Can't wait to see the bunker episode.
Outstanding
I’ve taken lessons with Tyler & I’m an instructor as well. His charisma, knowledge and talent is much better than the big YT faces like Rick or Me&MyGolf. Those guys are complete jokes from Tyler.
Tyler makes Matt look short! Solid info👍🏼
Love the new content.
Thanks to Matt for making me feel better about my self.... he might out-drive me by 50+ yards, but I might be able to get inside his chips...
even if I am a stroke behind at that point Cos I took an extra shot to get there 😂🤷🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️
Matty is just like me at 11:22 when he duffs a shot and then has to immediately rake a new ball😂
This guy's pretty darn good at articulating his thoughts.
awesome stuff
I was a 3 handicap for about 4 years. Started chipping with my 50 degree on shots with plenty of green especially up hill....now I’m scratch.
Hi do you recommend a fitter in West Yorkshire
Enjoying your Chanel very much
Try chipping left hand low it’s weird but it works for a short duff free chip.
Tyler ur fantastic
Following u now
i think the biggest mistake with the hinge and hold people do is overdoing it, if you watch mickelson carefully you will see it's a little hinge and hold that with a smooth yet slightly aggressive acceleration through the finish, this also helps moving you sweet spot towards the target
great video, reinforced what I thought.
Excellent! I needed this lesson badly.
Great video,, but as far as ball position goes, I’m a firm believer of Phil Mickelson’s theory: playing the ball outside the rear foot to ensure a descending blow and definitely hinge & hold !
What’s the best utility iron of 2019. Callaway XForged UT
Titleist U500/U510
(New) TaylorMade P790 UDI
Srixon Utility Iron
hi!
This shot is perfect to be play with a 9 or pw, if you hit 100 shot with a sw and 100 shot with a 9 iron, I'am positif that the average is going to be better with the 9 iron. It is harder to hit a fat 9 iron then a fat sw
Straight to my 7 iron for that pitch.....go to shot
Now "Listen up People" Tyler only has 933 subscribers and so far this vid has got 1,302 views, so get clicking on his Subscribe button or Whisker and Bandit will come round and start telling you about our medical conditions......You have been WARNED!!!!!!
Better listen to him Matt, looks like a pretty big dude!
My number one issue and true w a lot of amateurs is the club coming back too far in the back swing. I see Matty only swings to the knees on this shot.
Any tips for that?
I just use a chipper from there. How come chipper rant mentioned more or studied? I've been golfing three years and didn't even know chippers existed
How tall is Tyler? Matt looks short? If Tyler is 6 foot, Matt is 5 and Ian is 4?
definitely a 9 iron from there
So where was the bump and run shot with a 7-8 iron?
Oh my god, this video has been up for an hour and "Mr. Thumbs Down" and his four cat accounts haven't activated yet! Don't tell me he gave up....or maybe it's a She!?!?!😳 Will the real #MrThumbsDown please stand up?
"Mr Thumbs Down" is all taken care of, I send the Buoys over to make Mr Crossfield "an offer he couldn't refuse"
They buried him in sand up to his chin.....no more clicking for Mr WiseGuy👍
pretty sure Matt is at least 6'4 so this guy is tall!!!
🤣 I’m 5’11”- I think Tyler is 6’3” or so
He should putt it from there... but that do i know.
This video has me questioning what the point of a 60 even is
60s became a thing because the turf conditions got faster thanks to evolution of landscaping equipment for golf. Back when Seve was around you only needed a sandwedge and that was it. Now, greens are cut shorter. However having said that, that's only for PGA tour or very well manicured courses (like this one in the video). If you're playing on the weekend, superintendents usually slow the greens down. Most people could get away with only a 56 degree.
Short sided over a bunker?
Is that Tom Brady???
Chip with the lowest lofted club you are comfortable with not the highest. Stop pretending you are a Pro. Go old school. Deal with it..
What’s the best utility iron of 2019. Callaway XForged UT
Titleist U500/U510
(New) TaylorMade P790 UDI
Srixon Utility Iron