Rather strange that nick price did not benefit from the modern equipment and ball as did most of the other players

Halo Brett, im remenber the 3 shop for egle on 14 hole at the Open de España.

Fantastic listening to your podcast Tim. Simply Amazing 👏👏

Good advice

I remember Nick Price very good golfer and a extremely nice person, never seem to have any weakness in the game and he had the best temperament in the game.

Hogans Anus Hole. Narooma is a tick infested puss box

Great interview, happy memories.

I also admired Coles and watched him playing whenever possible - in the Open, where he finished in the top ten a few times, despite not particularly liking links courses, and other professional tournaments. There was a crispness and precision about his shot-making that was very impressive, and his rather rapid but very rhythmic swing was a joy to watch. He never sought the limelight - he was the consummate professional, intent simply on playing to the highest standards possible - but of all the players I saw, who included Palmer, Nicklaus, Ballesteros, Casper, Thompson, Els, Player, Trevino and many others, he was the most impressively 'perfect' striker. ⛳😊

Thanks for posting,Big respect for Bob,and sam 👍⛳

That's a bit of an overstatement. Hooked? More like keeping the fans annoyed. Honestly why does anyone buy into this guy's crap commentary. Yes, he's great at pointing out quotes from people like Paul McGinley. He loves pointing out the negative side of a player's misfortune. He loves putting down any player that has a rough day and always praises any player that has a great tournament or round. Anyone is capable of that. He's a wannabe hack that had his way paved because he had an Arnold Palmer connection. Brandel Chamblee is the one who keeps it all in check. He's the only reason I can tolerate golf channel commentary. Rich. You might be "polished" but you're still a wannabe hack but with a fair amount of data to keep talking. A real commentator would simply shed facts without dragging people down. Way to ride the backs of others to try to help you appear relevant.

You're a true innovator! -- "Courage is vital for success.."

Great podcast! Come on Greg for the Senior US open this weekend ❤

Played it many times and there’s very few better courses in the world.

Brilliant

More of an ad than a how-to. That’s fine, I guess, but I was hoping for something else.

I really like the thought of the rib cage or core being the engine. That would seem to lead to more consistency. I’ll have to give this a try.

Tbh. Most golfers only need a 56 degree as their highest lofted wedge. They just need to learn how to use it properly.

Thanks! Simple and a great suggestion. Appreciate it!

Good tip…..now how do apply that method on your driving range mats 😁

I actually have Dave Pelz's book on putting. Dave is correct having a lob wedge in your bag. Today I practice more on shots from 100 yards in and it has made a difference. Thank you. 👍

G day Bruce , I thought as long as you kept your head behind the ball driving the legs and left hip forward and rotating in unison was the desired move aka Hogan , Duval , Woods and even your Elkington and Scott but you say no , well toy me kangaroo dahn cobba !!

Excellent job Andrew on showing how to "turn" through the ball, not slide! It's almost like "turn and turn!" I'm viewing this from Southern California and I have other of your countrymen's channels that I watch, so I will subscribe to yours! I like your brevity!!!

When you think about it, a great percentage of shots are around the green. Stands to reason you’ll need more wedges than you probably carry. I carry 4 of them but thinking of carrying a 64*. 🤷‍♂️

When this man talks putting, you should listen. 💝👍

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Great video Rob

Cracker!!! Kind of you to feature my deep divots!!!!

By moving ur ball positions doesn’t that give u different swings?

At 0:58 you mention “a lot of this is due to balance as well”… which resonated with me because when I got a job as starter a dozen years ago and observed hundreds of golfers I realized most of their swing faults were their brain’s reflexive reaction to being pulled off balance by the club force, starting in the takeaway when the reaction to the force by an unschooled noob - me staring out in the 1980s - is to rotate and pronate the lead hand resulting in the club head swinging inside and bending the elbow in the takeaway instead of bracing on the back foot and allowing it to swing wide, pull the lead arm straight and force the club to cock at the wrists and whip the club head up effortlessly around the hands. What I’ve observed contributes to the early extension in the downswing you are illustrating here is the early release (casting) of the club in the downswing which creates an imbalance the reflexive brain reacts to buy shifting body mass in the opposite direction. What fixed the problem in my case was learning how to properly take the club away so my lead arm was pulled straight and the club head whipped up around hand until fully cocked into radial deviation, then in the downswing side bending the spine as the shoulders come back parallel which allows maintaining the radial deviation and releasing it with more explosive acceleration. When I see someone with an early extension problem is usually due to one or both of those faults - casting / lack of side bend - and showing them how to fix those root caused fixes the extension. I start the process by posing them in the position pros and other good ball strikers are at impact - with hips open about 45° with side bend in spines which is radically different to their previous position at impact. Once their conscious brain understands getting to there is to goal, their reflexes figure out how to get them to after 2-4 tries. The early extension disappears and their ball striking and balance improves dramatically.

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This dude is a clown. The thru stroke shouldn’t be longer than the back stroke

Legendary teacher…anyone remembers Troubles shooters show? 🔥🔥🔥

Thank you Sir. I DO play my 56 and 60 wedges - love them! But, I am so inconsistent! I've hit GREAT shots but also hit horrific shots. Now, I have something to practice in order to develop some consistency! Thank you Mr. Pelz. At 68....I'm still learning!

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Master golfer

HI Dave how do I stop Shanking the ball

Range ball & old wedge and you can get backspin

“They usually almost make most of their putts”. Let’s break this quote down.

These are just sponsor advertisements, not technique improvement advice. And, severe backspin is not the only way to get a ball to stop where you want it. A bump and run with a 7-iron will accomplish it just fine. And, his prize student/collaborator, Phil Mickelson, doesn’t use either the ball or the wedge. Phil Mickelson’s You Tube instructional videos are much better.

The formula for striking force is F = 1/2 (Mass x Velocity^2) which means increasing velocity 2x results in 4x more compressing force on the ball and a 3x increase results in 9x more force. Keeping the same cadence but increasing the swing arc back and through results in more acceleration as swing arc gets longer, greater velocity at impact with the ball, and exponentially more ball compressing force. Switching from a light to more massive putter would only have linear effect on striking force. How the ball reacts to the compressing force varies with construction. A three piece ProV1 ball has a hard plastic mantle layer just under the thin urethane cover that doesn’t compress much at low club head velocities so it it should deflect less and come off the face of the putter faster - with less deviation due to face angle change -than a two piece ball that compresses more and dwells on the face longer.

THANKS ... This info was somewhere in the back of my mind due to experience. But you put it into words what is essential for me to improve my putting.

So in a sense more downward motion, correct?

great advertisement

He forgot to tell us the grip pressure.

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Oh I see. Buy that ball. Buy that wedge and you will have great spin on your ball. Thanks Dave

I agree. :)

Well done. Like this stuff. Thanks Dave.

Love your video tutorials my Aussie friend. Just so happens I received my new CBX Cleveland Wedge yesterday thats 60 degrees and I had some fun with it today. I will try your method with it. Makes a lot of sense to me. Spider Dubiel