Bro! You are not alone! I literally just had this experience this past Friday. The course was a fantastic course so I don’t have that reason for downfall….lol…Preciate ya keeping it real!

Love that you didnt cut out any bad shots and kept it all the way 100! Super relatable! Ready to follow your journey. You inspired me to go get that black panther headcover and jordan 23 cover. I kind of want that bag now too even after buying a new one last year haha

I feel like when I don’t line up puts I do better, but it’s most definitely in my head. I feel like it can be so beneficial on short puts to line it up, especially when done accurately. The best put I’ve ever had I didn’t line up like 30-35 feet with a decent break. Sick vid man hope your doing well

happy u shared with us

Hey man, one thing that helps me with reading is to pretend that your ball is water. Then imagine how the water would flow. I then straddle the line about 12 " apart and walk it one step at a time, trying to feel the break and slop. Just as a sanity check to get a better overall feel of where the ball is going to go. I never line up the ball. Hope this helps sir.

This is true!!! So Happy for your channel!! Let’s goooooooo!!

I spy Brochacho!! Miss that guy. I’m playing there this weekend for my men’s tournament. Never been. Doesn’t look too appealing haha. Hopefully it’s better conditions

Like your vids. This is so relatable. The struggle is real, and we keep swinging away, getting better every day out.

Your human bro!! We all go through it!! Keep on keeping on!!

Real play..... great video

I’m more of a feel type player. I use a combination of sight and the feel in my feet to read the greens. Straddle the line of your putt, and focus on how your weight is distributed. If one foot feels like it has more weight on it than the other, that foot is on the downhill side of the putt and the putt will break in that direction. The more weight on the foot, the steeper the slope is. Takes practice to understand the feel, but once you get it, I’m sure it will help.

Hey Bro - even dudes in the NBA have bad shooting nights. I will say you put yourself in a pressure cooker and you are to be commended for that. Besides, those dudes you played with will forget your round in a week and so will you. Those conditions were atrocious as well and that can affect on your psyche. I like this type of video so keep it up. For us new golfers, it will be bad for a long time then it clicks so we need all the support we can get. We need to post all of our rounds and lament together. LOL. One question, how comfortable are the Jordan golf shoes? I saw you and someone else in the group wearing some.

First time viewing one of your videos man! Swing definitely doesn't seem to match the score so I look forward to more videos! With my putts I pick a dime-sized spot 6 inches in front of my ball that I'll focus on rolling my ball over during my stroke. I don't do the whole lining the ball up on the start line thing but I think it's more of a pace of play thing rather than me not thinking it'd help. I'm a 12 handicapper tho, so take that for what it's worth lol.

love honesty. That is how you make true growth. As far as putting (which is one of my strengths), I always line up my putt. I mark all of my balls with a line and my signature so there is no mistake or "cheating" if it is in the woods. Can't tell you how many actually lie about that. It will always show up in your play. After I read my putt line and evaluate the speed, I line it up to a point where I want to hit it and then focus only on my line and my takeaway of the putters back stroke to that line. I don't look at anything else until after the release to see how it rolls. As far as course conditions... I used to blame certain things on conditions and sure, it will mess your game up but now, I have a different approach to that. If I chose to play golf on a day that you already know is going to be terrible for your game, I either don't play that day to save all of the drama, handicap drop, or potentially create a habit that doesn't help my game or, I understand that this is an opportunity to change the way I play completely. Chip shots I take out all together and either bump or pitch with other clubs. The targets are different, the focus is different... All of it is different adding in thoughts you rarely think of on a normal day. But also, it is about the course and who else is out there. It is about beating the course and the conditions on that particular day if you choose to take on conditions like that. If there is a person out there that shoots significantly better than you in the same conditions, it eliminates all of the talk of how the course conditions are because they also knew and played it differently to score the way they did. I am not saying the bad conditions don't hurt the game. I play like crap in those types of conditions which is also why now, I don't play in it or... I am on a mission to try different things. Just a suggestion on mindset for the future as I completely understand how you feel playing in those conditions and why it may have led to one of your worse rounds.

lmbo. That round wasn't bad at all. Those shots got into your mentals. :) Your body language changed after the first few bad hits. We all have those days just remember to focus on what you are doing good in the round vs what you are doing bad. And if you don't feel like anything is good well just remember you still got swag out there. hahaha

I really like the video. We all have days like that! When I have those days the Hybrid and driver never leaves the back. I'll come off the tee with 4 iron and then play irons all day. It may look back but my score card looks good.

you play there often? cool to see a socal youtuber here

helps to share your handicap, best round at the course, best 9 hole pars, and sccore card as you go. Everyone starts out the hard way. only the true mind can grow and learn how to make small steps to lower or just enjoy your game. Having a guy how is with you on the course and showing you what club and the rythum is huge in learning fast, Somebody has to share how your arms are straight before take away. no shaft lean.

Trust me you are not alone!

Thanks for sharing the downs, we’ve all been there. One quick thing I noticed. On hole 3, the second shot (the hybrid) where it was a miss hit cause you swung to hard: I think you swung to hard cause you were using all arms, your feet were almost touching from that camera angle. Maybe, maybe not, but we being tall folk need a wide base haha, see if that makes any difference.

I feel your pain -_-

I quit golf about 2-3 times a round 😂

The grit better than 18Birdies?

I’ve played that course. Not a fan of the Marshal or the people there

😂literally all golfers 🏌🏽‍♂️