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Playas, I don't often play with the ladies. But Rahat and Tiha / chipandrun got hold of me for a game and turned out to be two superb legends who are one HELL of a lot of fun to play golf with.
Both tiha and Rahat decided to start taking golf a bit more "seriously" in 2018 and about a year later, the way they play, it's amazing.
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Tiha has a long ball off the tee, a medium ball off the fairways but needed some SERIOUS help with the short game. She has good touch because she is an artist but neither her nor her husband Rahat had been shown the basics of putting.
I played and all the while observed them both. A few common things:
1. Distance control on the greens was a struggle
2. Short game can save Tiha 9 shots per side - that's the difference between a 54 and a 45! That could be the difference between a 110 and a 90!
3. Direction on the putts was a bit difficult and using a ball with a line down the middle may have hurt her more than anything - you must be a proficient green reader to use this technique well.
4. Her grip was hurting her by resting the right hand on the shaft and using the left arm to guide the putter. The right hand, she thought was out of play. But in fact, it had an influence on the club face, spraying balls all over.
I showed them how to putt on the practice green and it was an amazing transformation which you can see at the end of the video. I changed Tiha's gIt's so great to see two people so keen and passionate and excited to improve. Legends!
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[@adamseidel9780]

Matt, a question for you I got while watching you how to break 70 video just now for the first time: You speak often about, and you made the theme of that video, focusing on an achievable “low stress” process and letting that lead to results rather than obsess or get upset over every little thing. However, in that hooters tournament video, you reacted to many shots, probably a dozen, with anger of some kind including throwing clubs, bending over expecting putts to miss (including some that went in), etc. So how do you reconcile this, and, more importantly, what is your next mental comment to yourself AFTER these mini outbursts after shots you didn’t like? You clearly have some ability to clear that negative emotion and get your mind back into the process. What do you do to achieve this?

[@GolfSidekick]

The Stress-Free approach is all pre-shot and up til the point of impact and follow through. Reactions to shots are up to you and the people you're playing with's tolerance. Obviously, better more positive or neutral reactions are ideal if that suits your game. I have always been an angrier golfer and it gets me playing a little better but I do endeavour to not react so much. I usually drop a club or get frustrated because of an inner thought that crept in during the setup and I let it affect my shot and that is frustrating knowing you should have backed away or reset. It's always that I should have known better problem that infuriates me. I was much worse before and would get into a total downward spiral and blow my scorecard up so badly. The main way to get over a bad shot is to just plan the next one as best you can and how you're going to get the ball into the hole in as few shots as possible without the need to take on crazy low percentage shots. It is just one of those realizations I came to where I was like, I can seethe about hitting it in the trees here or know that i can get up and down from 70 yards and just go and do it. Our thoughts just control us so learning to have confidence in yourself really led to no more thoughts like I used to think. Common ones were: "I should never bogey a par 5" after bogeying a 460 yarder then I would bogey the rest of them in a tantrum "I can't hit the driver anymore" changed to "let me put it away for today and bring it out on an open hole otherwise I can just dink it around iwith the long irons or 4 wood" "I can't putt" turned into "I just need to recalibrate my eyes again because I've spent too much time in front of the computer, just start it on your lin, it'll come back" "Oh great here comes another bogey, I'm on the bogey train now" after hitting it to a place where I can only chip sideways. "Okay just get it to about 100 and hit the sand wedge in and make the putt - easy"

[@adamseidel9780]

Thanks for the great response. It sounds like from your response that taking the plan box and the play box concept seriously is a key to executing all that?

[@GolfSidekick]

Adam Seidel thats all it is my good man. For those 20 seconds there is nothing else but think and execute. Once the balls gone all bets are off

[@zippyzoe]

I love your compassion in helping 100+ golfers improve into the 90's. Scoring in the 90s is a huge ego boost for a not-so-good player. Usually, it's just a few flubs here and there; for me, its the dreaded 50 yard pop up on a Par 5 that leads to overcorrecting for the rest of the round. I look forward to the day when you have 1million followers.

[@GolfSidekick]

We will one day take over the golfing world with the ideas of fun and enjoyment. What is a 50 yard pop up if I may ask?

[@zippyzoe]

@@GolfSidekick A golf shot played off a tee in which the ball pops up high into the air and travels only a short distance forward because contact happened at the very top of the clubface.

[@Brandon_Balentine]

I can't believe how much fun I had watching a couple of new players work on their game. So cool to watch the transformation happen!

[@silentfoot]

We had lots of fun with this KZbin golfing legend, tips he gave us on putting were priceless! #waddaday #waddaplaya

[@gerdamarsh]

Great stuff as always. Definitely saw a lot of the unforced errors I make as well. Your comments about putting and chipping ring so true, missing a 6 foot putt can just waste a nice 200 yd + drive. Will work on your concepts! Thanks again for being a great vlog for us playing around 100.

[@GolfSidekick]

Sure thing my good man!

[@donkoo7687]

Another great video "KZbin Legend!"

[@christopherdelaughter1239]

Glad to hear the 🐦 music for the new playa

[@jbacker1190]

"Nobody escapes the tuba, playa!" Stress-free golf...loving it. Whudatweet-tweet on 7!!!

[@ahastar1141]

The one thing I really like about here game, is she is losing all her strokes “ on the course”. What I mean is, she isn’t really losing too many balls or hitting shots into the hazards. When all your shots are lost on the course without lost balls, you know if you clean up a few of the shots your scores will drop dramatically and it also means her overall swing isn’t too bad either.

[@reginaltatangan2982]

just seeing the immediate results and progress from your working with them today with just putting alone... amazing work playa... the grain lesson I am adding to the mental bank....

[@GrundyMad]

Stress free golf by day, Golf Sidekick by night, all day!

[@rodneywalker379]

Keep it up Matt, these videos are great for the game!

[@ajhans23]

Went and watched that recommended putting video, came back and watched the rest of this. Best putting instruction I’ve seen.

[@ryankapoor3734]

Awsome video breaking down the game of golf in a way that is easy to understand thanks Matt ! Just leaving for the course will try your putting tips on the practice green 😎

[@grigsbypoland3203]

Thanks for the tips. I've been working on my short game a lot recently and still have much work to do. I'm averaging 37.5 putts per round over last 20 rounds which is too many. As an aside I broke 90 for the first time yesterday by playing stress free golf. Even though I was hitting my driver well, I avoided trouble by driving with my 7 iron three times on narrow fairways and even my 8 iron once. Good progress considering I shot a 138 my second round in late October of last year. Power to the Playa!!!

[@GolfSidekick]

Grigsby Poland Yessuh well played. The putts will come down but they are only too high if you are three putting a lot and missing your 3 footers. If so, it is time to hit that practice green getting yoir confidence up. Work backward from one foot from the hole. It all starts on the green but on the green it all starts closest to the cup!

[@sggjose]

That was great and looked like a lot of fun. Her pace and line at the end of the video were worlds apart from the beginning. Good job, Matt. Keep up your fine work.

[@GolfSidekick]

I was amazed at it. She then started having issues with short putts but that is all in the head. We will work that out one day too. She and her husband Rahat are two of the most fun golfers around. So much energy and passion

[@matts3979]

Great video! Always learning something here.

[@iq4121]

I've been following you for a while. Thanks for taking the time at posting these instructional videos. They are great, keep them coming.

[@TopblokeGolf]

The music you choose is so well thought out, a skill no other KZbinr possesses

[@GolfSidekick]

Thank you sir. I do love music indeed. Which makes me such a fan if yours. There are some great copyright free tunes out there. Pity so many are using that ‘trendy’ electro edm or whatever its called. And the sexy sax lolol.

[@nickm4426]

KZbin Legend ! Ha Ha. Keep up the great work

[@BlackBirdieGolf]

course looked amazing.

[@dickdick999]

I found this very educational and will be incorporating it into my putting practice. Thank you.

[@nickruss9255]

Matt, love this! I would have been so mad, but great to see y'all in high spirits! Stress-free golf = best thing ever. Wadda video sir! This is honestly life changing stuff. Can't wait for that shirt btw!

[@GolfSidekick]

Nick Russ thank you sir. Shirts will not disappoint!

[@georgehiggins1320]

I love this content teaching newer playas.

[@RealGamerHours]

Stumbled on your channel yesterday. I’ve watched every video, can’t wait to play some stress free golf this year !!

[@GolfSidekick]

Sir, you watched all 70 videos? Are you a machine???

[@sonicpentatonic]

Matt, your videos are changing my relationship with the game of golf. I'm not yet seeing the results in the scores, but boy am I having a lot more fun playing stress free golf while seeing longer stretches of good play happen within a round. If you're ever in Northern California anywhere near the Bay Area, golf is on me. I've been playing for 15 years, but have never had more fun! Between your tips on course management and low stress golf, I'm loving this game like never before! I played this weekend, and I noticed twice when outcomes focused golf ruined a string of fantastic shots. First, I had a run of ~7 good shots, focusing only on making the lowest stress shot each time, for back to back pars (honestly my first time ever). The second par was nearly a birdy - would have been my first birdy ever on a par 4 - that became a 6 incher for par after a long birdy attempt. I wasn't even thinking about that until the random twosome we got paired with made a comment about my par golfing leading the way into the back 9. HUGE mistake. I blew up on 10 and carried the stress for the next 2 holes. Second time was later in the round on the final par 5. Finally the nerves had settled and I was back into low stress golf, loving life, having a great time. I absolutely BOOMED my drive, nailed my layup to get me exactly where I wanted to be going into the green - 90 yards out, pin on the left center with plenty of green right and deep, and a perfect fairway lie. Beautiful - I have a wedge that I carry dead on to 90yds more than 90% of the time. This puts my best wedge in my hands, playing perfectly into my natural draw on a perfect lie. Aaaand then I thought to myself, "you've got a birdy on a platter here". Topped my best wedge 15 yds, hoseled the next one into water that shouldn't have been in play, and only got out with JUST a triple because of a baus putt. Keep these videos coming!

[@GolfSidekick]

Sir this is why I make videos. Even if the score is not dripping (YET), it is all about falling in love with the game and wanting to get out there instead of quitting. Thanks for the comment and some day soon you will lose focus of the scores and you will get used to making pars to the point where it will be a routine. Well done waddaplaya

[@UncleDanBand64]

Nice coachin'👍

[@The_lefthandedgolfer]

I’ve just changed my putting grip as you said in this video - tried it on the Matt in the house, wattatip!

[@GolfTestDummy]

Great work Matt! Those 2 got schooled and they are bitten now. Thats it. Obsessed for life! Free lessons are the best.

[@scottiejenkins9058]

Much love playa. As I golfer in search of breaking 80, on the regular. My brother and i watch your videos, we both started planting feathers to grow some birdies. I found 3 birdies he found 2, we both broke 80.. wadaplaya

[@GolfSidekick]

It is pure science my good man. Well done and always be planting. Legends

[@mattihelenius2]

hi matt.. :P I tried to play with only irons, I shot 51.. a front and 54 on back so 105 on total.. Trying to break 100 this year! Let's g0! :(

[@1canta]

Great! Keep it up.

[@mattihelenius2]

thanks budd @1canta

[@grigsbypoland3203]

You can do it!! Stress free golf worked for me - first breaking 110, then 100, and recently breaking 90 for the first time. It will work for you too.

[@mattihelenius2]

Thanks buddy, I really need to learn to putt! haha. Glad to hear you're breaking 90 already! Hope to break 90 later this summer swell, Lol. G'day mate! Go break 85!@@grigsbypoland3203

[@coreyl6221]

So close Bruh! Sounds like a lite improvement in putting and you are there. Stay with it Playa!

[@buttershores8435]

Great video AGAIN!

[@Fireman443]

Wow waddafastlearner, some great tips my guy. I love it, can’t wait to apply the putting tips to my game. Thanks playa

[@GolfSidekick]

Thing about Tiha is she is super competitive, strong, a perfectionist and has the feel of an artist. Great combination for any golfer. She just needs some practice of the basics and she is easily a 15 handicapper in the shell of a high handicapper

[@ramrat1480]

Seeing those smiling faces reminds me why I love this game so much!

[@GolfSidekick]

Exactly bro, these playas have some pash

[@ronniefromOR]

So great when the birdie music kicks in

[@ibleedsilverblack8100]

gr8 vid for beginning putters

[@GolfSidekick]

I think a good primer on putting. it can get very intricate but generally learning some pace and lines on the practice greens will go a long way for a beginner

[@ajdsparky]

Love your vids! Last week I used only even clubs and driver. Made selecting a club easier. Shot a 40! Stress free golf is fun golf.

[@GolfSidekick]

Best thing ever. I am gona play a round with just my favorites. 2 iron 6 iron 9 iron 50 degree 1983 sand wedge Putter That is stress free

[@coreyl6221]

@@GolfSidekick That bag will be weight free😂

[@GolfSidekick]

Corey L put bricks in it just for the caddie lol

[@norms4831]

Waddayoutubelegend ! 😉. If she can drive like that consistently, she's already close to breaking 90! Love your putting tips, line on the ball, hit to a spot on downhill putts, etc..... Keep it up sir!

[@norms4831]

Btw, congrats on 20k subs! Awesome!

[@GolfSidekick]

Thanks Normolino!

[@PaulO-zb8gt]

Waddadifference , waddaputter , waddaplayer. Would like to see more of this kind of vid . Shows the difference in having a lesson rather than keep plodding on.

[@GolfSidekick]

I was truly amazed at her touch with the new left hand low grip and the chipping came along nicely with the right club. I could tell she had feel but just an ill suited club for the task. Looking forward to playing with these two big dogs again.

[@4Stanzas]

Tremendous!

[@Tanktanium]

Hey if you ever make it to the US, come to Minnesota and play! Lots of great golf here in the spring and summer.

[@GolfSidekick]

Mennasorta!??!? Love the accent. will do sir

[@jcee6886]

That birdie putt😃👍

[@nemowilliams7389]

Great vid! I'm also very proud of myself because yesterday I played 18 from my own score for the first time! I shot a 92 with a bad round! So I know that if I play more I can break 90! I wouldn't be able to do this without you thanks!

[@GolfSidekick]

BOOM BOOM PLAYA

[@Papih_id]

Wow, Before this video I couldnt hit my irons pure. almost always topping it, but sometimes chunk it too. It was frustrating. But today i tried to look at grass marks or a leaf just in front of the ball, as a alignment guidance but also to kept me from looking at the dreaded ball. Voila! Fly-high iron shots!!! And it also works with hybrid and fairway wood too! Thanks for saving my game. It was one of my best round, not because of the score but because of the feeling of able to hit it high and relatively straight. Thanks again! Let me know if you’re planning to play a round or two in Jakarta.

[@GolfSidekick]

Thank you for the feedback my good man. The secret to playing good golf is losing that obsession with the ball! It makes our swing and body do very weird things!

[@derek2787]

Being in my sixties, it is illegal for me to use the hip and happening words of the young kids, (even if I had any clue as to what they might be), so I'll just say; you, young sir, are a veritable star. I shall have to try and hunt down that 'S wedge' as my 60 degree lob wedge is about as reliable as a British summer

[@grigsbypoland3203]

I'm with you....sort of. I'm in the market for a new SW but can't decide which way to go. My current SW is a cheapy 56* with a narrow sole and 12 bounce. Works ok but I think it's time for an upgrade.

[@derek2787]

@@grigsbypoland3203 Oddly enough, my lob wedge does me fine out of bunkers, but I daren't use it for any sort of full shot from a fairway for fear of thinning it.

[@GolfSidekick]

Nothing illegal here sir. Thank you for the kind comment and dont stop dont stopping

[@coreyl6221]

The wide soled wedges do indeed help with pitching. So easy to get the ball up in the air.

[@derek2787]

@@coreyl6221 Sadly Cleveland don't sell the S wedge over here,(UK), for some reason, so I may have to try to find something else.

[@JohannesRamirez]

The USGA just called. You're are not allowed to help golfers lower their scores any more. It is cheating. You are like the masked Magician who showed the world the secrets of magic and golf. Incredible how much fun it is to play golf the WaddaPlaya way. Better scores, less stress and more fun.

[@GolfSidekick]

I agree with your last statement. Let us start playing more fun and stress free golf and actually WANT to play!

[@buttershores8435]

Just got my Waddaplaya Tee shirt! Stylin baby! You said if I buy one I'd be a golfing legend. I BOUGHT TWO! Its about to go down!

[@GolfSidekick]

Just do not wear them at the same time, the world can only handle so much brilliance

[@buttershores8435]

Good advice@@GolfSidekick . I'll keep it in mind but I have a tournament this weekend so I will be alternating wearing these puppies all week just to be safe! Keep the videos flowing. Your philosophy on golf is perfect for the every day golfer. Has helped me tons! We appreciate your insight!

[@5Waysvideo]

hey, I just subbed because I like the vids. I thought you didn't have enough subscribers right now so I told a couple of mates too....hope this helps!

[@michaelroundtree8550]

Have you thought about trying a mini driver? Would love to see how that works for you and what you think about it.

[@1canta]

If we ever play together, I will introduce the birdie-dance, according to your music :-)

[@blackburnpakistaniforum5775]

Was Pewdiepie there, too?😉

[@TheDonMagicWon]

This is the year I consistently break 💯

[@duckright]

What is the soundtrack for the birdie music? I love the song!!!!

[@stevef3567]

Waddabirdie!

[@michaelmorrison009]

Awesome dude. Your content is getting better all the time. So good. Would love to see a video on you getting lessons. What do you think it would be on?

[@GolfSidekick]

I have only ever had two lessons. Both ended up being just moving my ball position forward because it creeps back slowly over time. In terms of swing lessons, the most recent on of the two was in November and it was about releasing the upper body and turning shoulders square to the target by using a david duval head up move. Me having a lesson would be really boring hahaha. Matt, move the ball forward. Ball goes straight. Okay done.

[@michaelmorrison009]

Golf Sidekick thanks for the reply. When are you coming to Australia to play some golf.

[@GolfSidekick]

When i get a visa which is when i feel inclined to hand over all my personal info short of a dna sample lol.

[@hsnelgrove71]

Matt, I'm off golfing next week. So looking forward to trying to use some of your advice. Going to try and keep it simple and stress free. If all else fails, I will drown my sorrows with a whiskey or two. :-D

[@GolfSidekick]

Stress free wins it every time playa. Love it.

[@derek2787]

@@GolfSidekick I can certainly attest to the advantages and joy of stress free. It works. I play off 18 and usually score in the low to mid 90's. Today I shot an 86 which included two 'three off the tees' and an unplayable drop. In the past those setbacks would have had me taking on silly, one in ten chance, shots I couldn't realistically hit and compounding the errors. This time I let the previous shot go completely and stuck with the plan of only hitting the shots I am pretty sure I can pull off comfortably. The benefits of this are manifold, perhaps the biggest benefit, at least for me, is a growing sense of confidence and lack of doubt.

[@robertfinlay6635]

Tiha....keepha!

[@NomadJoe0323]

Wow she really was hitting the driver well! Waddawoman! 😂

[@GolfSidekick]

I swear dude waddascramblepardner!

[@NomadJoe0323]

Golf Sidekick yeah let her hit the drives and you can handle the approaches. Hopefully your putting lesson will pay off though 😆

[@johnkervin9503]

Hey Matt, excellent video as usual. I have been thinking about the bag setup as simply long clubs, medium clubs and short clubs. I would love to see a video where you take one or two of each and see how you score. For instance, hybrid, 8 iron and wedge/putter. Or if you take two of each, driver, 2 iron, 6 iron, 9 iron, wedge and putter. What do you think?

[@GolfSidekick]

Ok will play a round with the 2 iron driving iron, 8 iron, 50 degree and putter. Adding a driver to that would add another dimension and maybe a 6 iron.

[@johnkervin9503]

@@GolfSidekick cheers Matt! Looking forward to it!!!!

[@mcfly2727]

Waddanewvlog!

[@PuckTillYaBuck]

That first hole is the WIDEST fairway I have ever seen. lol

[@GolfSidekick]

Josh a lot like the PGA tour I see on tv lol and I HATE it. This round I played with tiha was the first one I banged down the middle. Usually I stand there and think this is so wide I can do what I like. And yes I miss the fairway!!!!!!

[@CalebReinhold]

Yo @golfsidekick How are you not going to put a link in the comments for Mike Milaska's video?? Love your stuff just show some fellow KZbinr love!

[@GolfSidekick]

I do in plenty other videos and very often reference him as changing my putting, in many other videos. Not gonna do it every video

[@slrobinson3]

Hi Matt. I watched this video earlier and now I'm rooting through it again looking for the link you mentioned to the putting video that changed your life. Can you help direct me to it? I'm sure it was on this one. Thanks

[@slrobinson3]

Got it now. Thanks again

[@jimmyarkthida5210]

Good video again do u know good golf Society in Thailand

[@GolfSidekick]

Londoners or Hooters

[@2but800]

WaddaPLAYET

[@oldgold5848]

A bit of short game practice and twenty and five foot putts and she can break 90 no problems. I need to follow my own advice. My short game is bobbins ATM......

[@coreyl6221]

I honestly think the hardest part of Matt's system is just disciplining your self to put the time in on the putting green. I struggle with it for sure.

[@GolfSidekick]

Guys it doesn't take long. You can become a great putter in a matter of hours. Steel ruler every night keeping it on all 4 feet of it. Don't worry, you'll need to make natural adjustments to do it - you can't do it wrong. And this can be done at home while tuning into the greatest golf channel ever created. Then go to the course and hit 2 footers in a circle for like 30 minutes. Then stand on one side of the green and learn to rock your shoulders back and forth and stop it inside 3 feet on longer putts. It won't take you long to get the vibe. Focus on the shoulders like a rhythmic metronome. Then go do 3 footers for 45 minutes all around the hole. Go anticlockwise though so that you can use it in preshot routine by "hitting the previous one" befor hitting your shot. Know what I mean? Remember when phil had that weird routine stepping off to the side to do the practice putt then step diagonally to the ball and put it in? That's from the circle drill! Watch the Mike Malaska Be Better Golf video. KZbin search MIKE MALASKA THE GAME CHANGER Once you get these basic down you will have achieved: 1. Keeping it on a ruler for 4 feet means you can start ANY putt on the right line in the first 4 feet. 2. You can hit pure putts that roll end over end. 3. You can control the distance by getting those shoulders rocking. 4. You'll have a great preshot feeling before the 3 footers. 5. You'll be a baus and grow an extra inch even when it's cold - get looser pants. And one big thing is don't focus much on the eyes being directly over the ball. That's nonsense. Whatever feels like your eyes line up to your alignment aid which lines up to your "spot" which lines up to your line....that's what works. That's why some great putters can have their eyes way inside the line and some are even over the line or outside the line. Whatever makes your mind agree with your eyes agree with your putter agree with your line. BOOMSKI

[@miamistomp]

good info one thing is ball forward in her stance would probably help

[@GolfSidekick]

Good idea but why do you think so?

[@miamistomp]

@@GolfSidekick I think it encourages a shorter backswing, better balance ( less lower body movement). less tenedency to look up on short putts and a smoother stroke that discourages de celeration Just observations I have made by watching good putters and it works for me ( Nicklaus , Palmer , Floyd, Casper,Stockton etc) Even your countryman Bobby Locke

[@GolfSidekick]

miamistomp I agree and I forgot about it and started doing it again now. I have a tendency to have that ball creep back and I lose my eye-putter-alignment aid-brain connection

[@kgbov]

Who was the KZbin legend that accompanied you? 😂

[@GolfSidekick]

No one seems to take me seriously around these parts! I will need to gather up 1 million subscribers (Dr Evil pinky to the corner of the mouth)

[@Thundawich]

I'm not really familiar with c wedges. Are they essentially a lofted putter? The people I've seen using them tend to just use them like that around the green.

[@ottovandieren7722]

I can advise you to check for more info on the website of Cleveland Golf. This is a wedge and not a putter. I use them and, the S and C and like them. No, I'm not a pro. Just try to help.

[@coreyl6221]

They are Cleveland's game improvement chipper & sand wedge. Both have the wide sole. I got the Callaway Sure out for my daughter and it has really helped her pitch the ball onto the green without much (or any) practice. Wide soles work!

[@coreyl6221]

Oh and full disclosure, I have a chipper in my bag😉

[@GolfSidekick]

C wedge that Tiha was using was a little too "HOT" off the face for me to use as a chipping club though it does have 46 degrees of loft. It's a great bump and run club from a few yards away and does sit upright like a longish putter. The Callaway Xact (33 degrees?) I think it's called is pretty good for a chipper and also sets up like a putter.

[@coreyl6221]

@@GolfSidekick kills me not more people aren't using these types of clubs.Got thrashed by a guy in our City Championship last year as he used a chipper & my nerves wrecked my chipping. And my daughter has dropped off at least 4 strokes for 9 holes just putting the wide soled wedge in her bag. She broke fiddy 1st round of the year the very 1st time she used the damn thing for the very 1st time! Waddaclubselection!

[@coreyl6221]

WaddaKZbinLegend! Great video sir, may I have another?

[@GolfSidekick]

Maybe once Tiha is more confident. These two are good friends now so dont wanna do a Crossy and make it awkward. haha! I will shoot one with Rahat her husband soon. Also legendary! Will record some more short game stuff after the round again if they would like help. How nice is that joy on her face when she jams putts or putts a lag putt close? Legend

[@coreyl6221]

@@GolfSidekick You are the legend for making it happen. These vids showing high & mid handicappers easy ways to improve or manage their game is goud Bru! Especially the vrous😉🏌️‍♀️

[@tonyyu5686]

Where do you guys play? Help me break 80

[@aut2230]

“What a man!” Wait..what? 😂

[@GolfSidekick]

You can see I very rarely get out of my house and my hyper masculine fourball.

[@reuk]

Pause at 6 minutes. Will continue later. Learning a lot just at this point Waddaplaya Tiha!

[@reuk]

Thank you for the putting lesson. This is what I'm working on. The pace is seems tricky to me. Using the back swing distance is much more easier for me Just don't know how to do it P/s Is Rahat a news anchor? He has manly voice

[@nicedream1990]

She has such a nice looking swing I just wish she'd hold it instead of walking backwards out of her finish.

[@GolfSidekick]

It's her style and I reckon it's quite IDGAF.

[@jarrodflett3348]

Waddaman... er... woman 😀

[@tedanderson1482]

Where are you playing the rounds at? It looks VERY hot and humid.

[@GolfSidekick]

Thailand. Bangkok. Super hot man. We were all dead at the end. We played during the hottest time from 11 to 4. One of the challenges that a lot of guys discount when watching these videos and assuming everything is easy lol. 37/38 degrees celcius (around 100 F). That gets tough the last 6 holes! Now in April and May we will have the hottest months. Yeahaw

[@tedanderson1482]

I'm new to your channel, liking and learning a lot. Keep it up.

[@zippyzoe]

No stabby = great tip. PUSH (Puuuuuuuussssshhhhhh the ball to the hole with the putter = emphasizes follow-thru. My free tip of the day.... ;)

[@GolfSidekick]

Yeah i got her getting the clubhead as if its going into the hole for the short putts. She has a great touch around the greens I can see it. She just needed some very basics

[@onlyjesussaves9892]

You've helped my golf game so I'll return the favor, no such thing as gravity, simply a matter of density.

[@GolfSidekick]

That is not a mainstream view

[@onlyjesussaves9892]

@@GolfSidekick Neither is your chipping technique, but truth works. Even in mainstream it's only a theory.

[@gu55e]

what are those ballmarkers I see? Fatguygolf? :3

[@GolfSidekick]

Whats that? I think its a standard poker chip from one of those chinese sets in the cheap case lol

[@AH-ug3if]

Who are all these Thai women? Are they caddies that you rent at the club?

[@Diggz11]

Well Matt, Tiha has better legs than you. Sorry bud. Lol keep up the good work

[@GolfSidekick]

Harsh. But fair