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[gumbyman]

Shot an 89 yesterday using many of these principles. Hardest part was the lad I was playing with telling me what I am doing is all wrong, while I was shooting lower than him haha Cheers!

[Damonkeyspanda]

Guys, I’ve been watching Matty Boom Boom for a few years and went from breaking 100 to breaking 90 (having to start over a few times because I didn’t listen) and now am working on breaking 80. Consistently in the 80’s now and I honestly believe it’s because of all of the principles Matt has instilled in the way I think about a hole, the lie considerations, knowing my lengths/tajectories/and roll out or spin. Short game is key. Staying away from trouble is key. Knowing how to SMARTLY get out of trouble. Not overcomplicating things. Staying positive is easy now.

[boomerbot]

I am really glad I found your channel. I used to think I always needed to hit driver to score well. This year I stopped hitting driver every hole, made better decisions on my approach shots and all of sudden I started breaking 80 regularly this year from the tips. 6 months later I continue to apply what you teach and now my average is in the low 70s and I finally broken 70 a few weeks ago( i was wearing a whaddaplaya polo so that may have helped too) and now my handicap is down to a 0.9. I always recommend your channel to people looking to improve and they always end up telling me your tips are helping their game.

[danmcfall]

I started fooling with golf when I was 19 yrs old. That was in 1978. I just stated playing golf last year when I was 65. I never understood how to play a course on my terms until I found this channel. I have managed to shoot a 79, a 77 and another 79 in the last month. All credit to the Sidekick. He restructured the way I approach the game. I play my way now, everyone and their opinions can go straight to hell. I like the way I play and Im scoring better than ever... Thanks Matty Boom Boom.

[triple_bourbon]

Reverend Matty!

Just played my first practice round after 3 months of rib injury. It was horrific at +150 yards. But guess what?

No death spiral. And since I used these past 3 months to practice putt and chips, I played on and around the green like total bizauss.

The ppl I got paired with couldn’t believe how I scrambled.

I’ll dial in the irons on the range, as I had a plan for each shot and got feedback all morning.

This is how you play bad, but still have a hell of a time. Keep preachin, boom boom 💥 💥 .

[deanmccormick]

Matt, your strategy works. Senior golfer here, I drive 190 max. Just shot an 82 on a 5, 400 yard course. Best score since I resumed the game in retirement.
Two birdies, one a chip in and one 25- foot putt.
But the main victory was only one double bogey, a lot of decent chips and several 4- to 8-footers dropped.
Not much of an accomplishment for some, but a real victory for me.

[timdench]

Well played Matty, especially in the rain. Dedication 👍. I’m off 13.4 and play a 6, 600 yard course with a drive that varies between 220 and 250. It certainly is about course management and knowing when to accept a bogey. Your videos certainly help.

[kurtismuller]

"i dont know what that is in freedom units"

Brilliant line, brilliant man.

[darthvader]

This video was really good for me. I am an 11 index and try to play tees no longer than 6200, but my average driver distance is around the 235 yds range. So I feel intimidated when I am asked to play 6500 with my Sunday group sometimes. But after seeing how well you managed the back tees with just 200 yds max, I see I should not be negative about playing longer tees, but just manage my expectations and expect some holes will be good bogie holes. Thanks for posting. Your input is quite good for those of us who are trying to get better.

[gregoriousthemeh]

I showed someone toe down putting today. He was getting frustrated duffing them so he tried it. All 3 of his toe down chips were within 3 feet or closer. Its really fool proof as long as you dont have to get over anything or up an elevated green. Thank you so much for that. I've gone from a 20 handicap to a 10 in the last year in part thanks to you. You're the man!

[mikegrasbeats]

I shot my first 36 today and am now officially a single-digit dawg! Thanks so much dude, your strategy tips are made for real humans with real emotions and flawed swings and I love it. I put my ego aside and only used driver 3 times because it was the smart move, and I’ve been spending precisely 69% of my practice time chipping and putting 😎

[JohnnyGats]

Got my confidential putter in the mail last week and put it in the bag for the weekend. 13 putts when I played 9 on Friday, and 31 putts yesterday morning in 18. The kochenbolz were working magic

[mikepugh]

I’ve been working hard on nailing my half and 3/4 swings, and it paid off today.
I had 81 yds into a par 5 and hit a nice PW to 4” for a tap-in birdie.

[viebusiness]

Thank you so much for this amazing advice. As a junior golfer who is small for my age, this helps a lot. I just played a world championship at Pinehurst no. 6 but I played not as well as I had hoped. My first and second round were both tragic however I played better on the third day. I shot 81, 79, 75. The yardage was really far for me but I learned a lot from this video and will remember this the next time I play a long course. Keep up the amazing content and golf game! Way of the Playa!

[highdesertspores]

best 20 min spent on youtube keep it up playa

[richg]

Scored an 86 Sunday with the help of your break 90, and course management videos

[orry.]

this is my current game. i struggle with my driver/3wood but play to a 12-14 handicap. rest of my game is super solid. putting comes and goes with the rest of us but just need to work on the long clubs. can really push my handicap under 10. love the smart game and using my great shots to my advantage. will keep working on this , thanks the the round brother, stay dry haha

[kesslerrb]

Broke 100 today; thanks, Matty Boom Boom!

[duffer]

This is fantastic. As a senior that on a good day my driver rolls out to 200 yards, play the forward tees. They’re 5400. I don’t have a 5I in my bag but I’m playing my 4H @ 145 yards. I still have 4 holes where I have to execute a perfect drive to have a 25% chance of reaching the green. I’m lucky the course has a mix of “short” and “holes”. I’ve played courses about the same total length and every par 4 is about the same distance so I rarely have an iron approach shot. So sometimes instead of total distance I look at how many times do I have an iron in my hand with an average tee shot.

[marnew]

Love this Matt, 6000 yds is great for me at my average 220 yard T ball, once you lower your expectations and realise bogey is good the better you can play, swing is easy more relaxed and enjoyable 🏌️‍♂️👍🏻 boom from the sunny UK when are you visiting again??