Hi Jon. Enjoying your channel. Great tips. Had a round with your dad today at Everglades Country Club in Woy Woy. He hits a great ball. Was a fun round. Cheers 🤠

Great tips. Alternate idea here: when hitting off of a mat I suggest putting a small piece of painter’s tape on the mat in front of the ball. If you are hitting ball then mat you should pick up the tape with your club head

Nice video Jon, quick simple effective tips just what the 'time poor' golfer needs

Brillant tips. Because they look efficient enough and so simple 😊!

Thanks, simple but effective. Guy Canada 🇨🇦

Brilliant 👍

Good ideas, thanks. I'm going to give some of them a try. I do have some thoughts on the long-short numbers, though. Because I use ShotScope, rather than guessing how far I think I hit each club, I know exactly how far I hit each club when I make a reasonable swing, and that's what I use for selecting clubs. Another wonderful thing about ShotScope is that you can look at the shot plot for your approach shots. Looking at my shot plot, the densest cluster of shots is right around the pin, but there are slightly less on the back of the green than the front. If I overclub a little, it looks like I might raise my GIR from 30% to perhaps 32-35%. Unfortunately, all too many of my misses are very poorly stuck balls, either fat or thin, that miss the green by 30-50 yards, and for those, overclubbing won't help. I will give a try to overclubbing, when there is not a major risk from going long (i.e. big trouble behind the green, or a huge back to front slope, leaving a very hard downhill putt if you are long). The big key for me to start breaking 80 is to get more consistency on my irons. Compared to a 15 handicap, my drives usually show a stroke gained, my chips about 3 strokes gained, and my putts about 2 strokes lost, but my approach shots could be anything. In the last ten rounds, my best was 6 strokes gained, and my worst was 9 strokes lost. If I can settle in at 2-3 strokes gained, and improve a couple strokes on putts, consistently breaking 80 is in the bank. Have you got any tips on getting a consistent swing tempo to avoid mis-hits on irons?

These seem like intelligent tips. Well done.

I like it 👍

Jon, great tips. One question, how far in front of the ball should the stone be? One or two ball widths distance?

Use a wooden tee instead of stone, less dints on soft forged irons. To get tempo swing with feet together.

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