Thanks for sharing the experiences!

Even though I'm only 5'9 I was a long hitter. But didn't become a decent golfer untill I did just exactly what you do in this video. Excellent.😂

Great video! The importance of chipping closer to the hole, or even to punch out to the right spot, is so true. You did the work at 14 to give yourself a lifetime of good golf. I miss the 300 yard drives from my youth, and wonder if I can get there again (says the bogey golfer)?

Play your game, know your strengths & weakness and manage the course - well said. That advice can be translated to most things in life.

Always giving great advice. Playing in our weekly Par 3 tournament today that has three weeks worth of roll overs for skins… maybe at least one of these tips will help me win one lol. Fingers crossed.

I like your process...

Thank you for reviewing i really love the ball durability is pretty darn good as well it definitely surprised me as well for price

Sorry to hear Sub 70 did not make more WITB.

All the information was great, but what I take and I’ve been doing is not always sitting driver off tee. My scores are starting to come down a little thank you.

Your ad caused me to "like" this content earlier than normal. That is funny and original!

Great video my friend! We are ALOT alike. 😀 Like you, height wise, I am normally the shortest in my group at 5' 3". Like you, I am the sexiest in my group. 🤣😉 I know you didn't mention that but felt an obligation to put that out there. Our mindsets, approaches to certain holes, practice efforts and the emotional aspects you spoke of are eerily similar. I need to allow myself to get a little more emotional or excited on the course when I get a birdie or hit a great shot. I am golfing this morning and I will do just that. My goal today won't be a score. It will be to truly and genuinely enjoy my good shots and express the emotion that should accompany an excellent shot or hole. I will report back later today. 😁

Great advice MSH. My favorite is not worrying about your opponent, and second was chip out and take your medicine.

Two things, although you expressed them differently: 1. play certain par 4s like a par 5 ; bogey is a good score, and 2. hit the approach shot straight. I do not have your reliable swing (very few of us do), so I learned to hit low, straight punch shots with a lower lofted club. If I am 80-90 yards out, instead of hitting the wedge I will punch a 9 or 8 iron and roll it onto the green. These shots are so much more reliable for me.

1:51 see this all the time

The reason you’re an inspiration to us is because you’re not huge and all bulked up, yet you are always so consistent.

I wish I had picked up golf as a teenager or even earlier. Could’ve played with my dad if I had. But I was playing football and baseball. Didn’t pick up golf until my mid 20’s. Lost some time due to a back injury-like 7 years. I wish I was as consistent as you. I have about a 60% chance of hitting it where I’m aiming. I don’t like those odds. I think I need to break down and go talk to a coach. Just to make sure my mechanics are repeatable. If I could make the same swing every time, that would be fantastic

At 14 I was just playing soccer and running, I didn’t pick up golf until I was 28, I was that guy hit it far and hard, now at 62 I wish I could of told that man back it off. I am now playing some of my best golf I have ever played because I don’t swing hard and I think more about were to hit the ball, on my good days high 70s on my bad day low 80s more consistency. As for hole in one my first one I ran down the hole then nearly pass out from exhaustion 😂 my second one I just jumped up and down, my third was ho hum another one. I am not bragging I’ve been lucky 🍀👍🏌️‍♂️🇨🇦

Best hint for me is not to try those hero shots in the trees...and keep my emotions under control.

Great video. Just wondering if you made sure to tell the SC300 the lofts of all your clubs. I made the mistake of just hitting the remote button for the club but the default lofts were all lower than my clubs’ lofts, so my data was worthless.

I’m 34 and I recently switched to Maltby TS4 irons and I’ve been thinning everything to about your distances. Watched my dad and his 2 friends hit my 7 iron to within 20 feet on a 155 par 3 when we were playing today so I know it’s not the club’s fault. Shot 88 with a birdie though so I’m happy. Like everyone else is saying though it’s nice to see realistic numbers vs these 190 yd 7 irons.

You give the best advice on KZbin. It's very much appreciated. Thanks. "Hit'em straight "

I’m struggling off the T currently, hip flexers are not helping my swing any, but smaller shots, pitching and chips putts are saving me at times. I probably just need to swing easier, distance is not a issue. I also need to control my emotions, I do get mad at myself. Which compounds my bad shots off the T. Great advice.

Solid advice

I was chasing girls at 14… and look what that got me! You got it - a weak grip and an over the top swing. 😂 GREAT video - you really inspire us!

Great video... You were a very smart young man back then to evaluate ur game so well at that age and be disciplined enough to execute. For me to get the most out of my game golf is like playing chess. One move setting up the next. Knowing ones game and understanding how to manage ur way around a golf course. Even when i was playing my best i rarely shot right at a pin knowing my misses on tucked pins. Always trying to play the high percentage shot for success. For me anyways...

Good points you learned at an early age. Definitely, do not worry about what club others are hitting.

Remember, its not "how, its how many"

I just finished my 2nd yr of golfing at 50. Im taking your advice and steadily improving, slowly. So far, my best has been within 3 strokes of par. Thanks

Mistah Short Hitter, cool content keep it up bro

My goal for this year is to be competative in my division (Super Senior 65 - 70 yrs old) of the Club Championship...currently a 7.3 index. Seems like every year the ball goes a little bit shorter and the index seems to creep up a little bit more 😶‍🌫️😵🤢

Drive for show, putt for dough. Is the honest truth. 🤘😎

I enjoyed that, Thanks. That was time well spent when you were 14

Nice video thanks

I started this season with the intention of breaking 100 and accomplished that pretty quickly. Today I shot a 91 and if I didn't play pinball with a few trees on the 18th for a triple bogey I would've broke 90 today. I birdied the 18th on my last round. I love this crazy game!

Brother need ur bunker video

MyGolfSpy data shows that "soft is not long." I play the Maxfli Tour ball as a senior. Great ball for the money.

I hit the ball prolly at your distance or 10yds shorter. I am 68 and live in southern Indiana. I love your videos. I also like the 3 halo fairway wood. That club helps me out on par fives or on par fours where I miss hit my driver.

My first set of blades snake eyes. Hope you planning that vacation We have 3 courses on beach come On now

You have a great channel, love the content. Keep it up and all us short hitters appreciate you.

So many of us seem to be afraid of being honest about our real yardages. But I’ve found that knowing my yardages & being honest with myself about my yardages eliminates rinsing a lot of shots due to ego. I think you have mentioned before why you have the 4h, Hy-wood, & 5w that are close in yardage. But if you can comment on that again, it would be appreciated.

I have heard that the Snake Eyes brand was purchased by the Rock Bottom Golf group..

Those greens are hilarious ! I think they stopped making the Max in yellow which is a shame ,.

Thanks. I will have to try these. It definitely couldnt hurt lol

I Have a 127MPH swing and im sure the RB MAX is for faster swing speed players. Im looking at trying the MAX because of the speed of my swing. I have been fitted with the Mizuno 245 irons and the TSR3 driver which im getting around 286m to 327m and thats with the callaway chrome X. im not sure if i should try the MAX because of my swing speed. thanks for your video on this MAX ball. as im still not sure which i should use.

Good review Mista! Always enjoy the music, who is the artist? Thanks

Wow. Snake eyes used to have a golfer cult following. Maybe still does. My thought on hot and humid is ball tends to go half club more above 90 degrees and high humidity. Under 60 degrees, club up. Take care!

Just played these today. Hit it pretty good off the driver and the irons. Very soft off the putter. Very durable ball for me.

Next. That ball was not your vibe.

Enjoyed your video about the ‘snake eyes’ ball.

I have noticed the up here in Canada we don’t get any of these ball to try out. 👍🏌️‍♂️🇨🇦