DIFFERENCE between LADY TOUR PRO and 3 HANDICAP

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I tried to replicate every shot that Pro Bright made on the golf course. i thought I could do it but there are some serious gaps in the game, when comparing to a lady tour pro.
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[@thomassanchez315]

Her course management is incredible! She’s aware of her limitations and plays accordingly to optimize her best outcome! This I think is so important and it’ll trickle down to your overall confidence and enthusiasm when playing!

[@GolfSidekick]

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[@paytondurham8486]

Congrats dude

[@booberry6715]

Exactly. I'm 52 and I've been playing since I was 13. I don't always make the smartest course management decisions, but I've said for a long time that this game should be played from green to tee, not the other way around. That, and the player should think of course management in terms of billiards; it's always about the next shot, not the one you're on.

[@lyingcat9022]

Good hole with this comment bro! You won a tool :)

[@andrewsinclair3479]

Love Brights nonchalant energy. She knows her game in and out, and plays to it.

[@Criscross292]

She has a great quote-- “If you’re thinking too much, that’s not good” A curse for 95% of Golfers out there.

[@nholmes_mn]

Matty, this is probably my favorite video you’ve made to date. Love the insights from the Pro on how she plans for each hole.

[@TheLegendaryLbuck12]

9:25 putting “Dassit” on the screen had me cracking up lol

[@charlieprott4334]

"Where is the easiest miss" is a top tier golf tip. Sick video

[@nordsword766]

I will take Bright’s club awareness. She knows exactly what club to play on which distance. Her game is impressive all around.

[@chasecars1savelives]

My favourite thing was how she thinks about where to aim- she plays towards her confidence, not away from her miss. On hole one she said the left off the green was safer so it gives her more confidence to aim that way, not that she knows her miss is a slice and so thinks about mitigating the damage from that.

[@bluesunproductions9079]

I really like these episodes where you bring in a lady pro and hear how they manage a course. This video was great it shows where you should copy a pro and where you shouldn’t. They are so talented that always copying would be a mistake. I just don’t have there skill, I am best to leave myself full shots when I can or easier chips.

[@sethestes2984]

The part of Brights game I want is the ponytail. What a great place to store tees!

[@rudymoreno3279]

Really appreciate her own thinking aloud before each shot. Really helpful

[@blakebarrette9568]

Great video and I love hearing her thought process before she hits shots, really makes you think more about hitting safer and easier shots

[@Lauder86]

That follow through on the driver shots. I need that in my life. The only thing smoother than that is Rob Thomas and Santana.

[@GolfSidekick]

Spanish Harlem bro

[@golflre7179]

I love hearing Bright talk her shot thoughts. Smooth swing. Will follow her on your now.

[@farfromprogolf2065]

What part of Brights game do I want. That approach game, 100%. Confidence on every shot inside 150 yards is the only thing keeping me from single digits. But that full body/ chest rotation off the tee with the driver is a very close 2nd.

[@ianbutch1]

Good steady start from Bright on the Epson tour - Great video keep up the good work

[@willemflach9834]

Just finished reading “The Unstoppable Golfer”. So much of what Dr. Ratello writes about is exemplified by Bright. Love this video and really underlines the strategy to manage the course from the green back to the tee. Thank you.

[@wmbishop22]

She is calm, cool, collected, and calculated with everything she does on the course!

[@theirishdeveloper5298]

Love this video and the channel is quickly becoming one of my favourites after only finding it recently

[@colewagner3435]

Welcome to the channel playa. May it bring you as much laughter, joy, and practical instruction as it does for me. Matt has helped me rekindle my love and joy for golf and the challenge it presents. And, he’s helped bring together a community of playas that are all unified by the great game of golf.

[@stephprime]

her tempo is just so smooth - love it

[@Kallakin]

Best golf content on the internet

[@GolfSidekick]

You're the best

[@dmtotton]

Bright's tempo is lovely! Could never be accused of hacking it around

[@mattfrazier3130]

Her composure is critical. Never gets flustered and takes what the course gives her. Great video!

[@chrislewis7]

I volunteered at the Aramco Team Series at Thai Country last week. Long iron approach play is what amazed me most. The ladies rarely missed a green from inside 180 yards. I would take Pro Bright's mid and long iron game.

[@GolfSidekick]

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[@joelk8007]

As a higher handicaper I would like to have her shot analysis before she hits the ball / chooses her club. Too often I find myself not paying enough attention to things like lie/terrain quality and even when I do I don't have the same knowledge on how those things will effect my shot that she does.

[@cwillaggie]

Bright's mental fortitude to commit to shots was great. That comes with a lot of practice and knowing her game. That is something I want for my game.

[@GOBGOLF]

Great to see Bright on the channel!!! Great video!!!!

[@tk8989]

Loved this format

[@bryangongora183]

LETS GO! Love to see new content posted from you.

[@kdilli6426]

This was a great video and super helpful to my game. I have been playing great golf so far this year, but I see now that with better course management, I can easily shave a few more strokes off my game.

[@niclasaronsson8939]

Another very good video, love the content. Please make more of them. Niclas Sweden

[@patrickdaly8209]

Bright's course management shines the brightest for me!

[@coachrickcurrin1246]

This is a great vid. Lovely work my bru.

[@zareh805]

Thanks for another great upload, Matt!

[@colewagner3435]

I would say her attitude that is as relaxed as her tempo. She’s truly swinging the golf club, and has a tremendous joy in accomplishing each and every well executed shot 😊

[@christopheryee1356]

Great video, Matt. Good luck to Bright on the Epsom Tour.

[@aNTRiQ]

Love the little Manolo reference with "Dassit". Classy! :D

[@KingPinGolf]

I wish I had Bright’s knowledge of her game and the approach of a true Playa. Good luck to her in her next tour event. ☀️🕶🍀

[@seanconnors7639]

Course management is generally the biggest difference when you start getting to those lower handicaps. Knowing where to miss is almost more important than what you actually should hit

[@downeybill]

like when you start playing pool that way, not just making one shot and risk leaving yourself literally "behind the 8 ball" because you didn't have the imagination and forethought to anticipate what to do AFTER you make a shot. Except that in golf it's planning for a miss not a hit.

[@dmkfactor1721]

Would love to have that silky smooth tempo for every shot like she has! I’ll get runs of it, but wow every shot is the same!

[@cabebe21]

Thanks for this video, this is great comparison. This is probably why I been watching a lot of more Japan LPGA on why sometimes they hit so far and easy for them to score birdie. Which in my mind its alot more comparable to how I should play the game and score. I can't seem to brake 80, nearest I got to it was 84. Also I really like and appreciate those videos where you subject's are like how to break certain score. Lastly, been watching "NotAScratchGolfer" to where I wonder how he still manage to score low even his hits are not going so well on the course.

[@mjbalogh1]

Bright definitely has the knowledge and great approach and execution for working her way around a golf course. She's also easy on the eyes. Beautiful smile!!!

[@boudewijnblank5231]

Her absolute Baus Confidence is something I for sure would love. The way she calmly calls het shots and then executes.. Waddaplaya! And the style from the Playa in Chief is unmatchable. Waddastyle. Shout-out Birds, Shout-out Sixers, Shout-out MSSP.

[@darrenwilsonV2]

Your videos are really good dude. I like the thought behind your play and Bright's.

[@GolfSidekick]

Thanks Playa

[@mcouture8169]

This takes me back to my rounds at Graha Famili and Bukit Darmo in Surabaya. A beautiful course in a tropical climate can't be beat.

[@nicholasschroeder3678]

I played as a low handicap in high school against a girl who later played the LPGA. She rarely ever missed a shot. The only reason I could compete with her was I had 80 yards on her off the tee. This was way back when there weren't girl teams. She was the only girl playing. By best high school accomplishment was beating her in a playoff: I got lucky--it was sudden death and a par 5. I hit D, 4iron and two putted for birdie. She hit D, 3wood, and wedged to six feet, but missed the putt. I really liked her and REALLY respected her ability. I had no illusions about the contest being entirely fair.

[@mikewaldie7707]

David Attenborough, Morgan Freeman and Matthew Waddaplayazinski; the holy trinity of narrators. Wadda video 👌

[@ap6232]

Late to this, but main thing I learned is that pros know their respective games so well, they're able to play within themselves and know when to take a risk. As an occasional recreational player, I have less of a sense of my strengths and weaknesses (and lack consistency, of course), and find myself trying to play the ideal shot more often than not, as opposed to the more reasonable "safer" shot.

[@dancorun6650]

Now that's how to think yourself around the course. It sure beats grip and rip. Good Luck in 2022 Bright.

[@rhysbrooker1444]

Loving the daily content 👌 would love her putting was really on point for me.

[@daveg8993]

"lay up to make it easy". Sage advice. Great video, thanks!

[@garyguthmiller9479]

"There's no inner turmoil." Bright's confidence, thought process and shot execution is impeccable. As with other professionals and low handicap golfers, her ability to let go of a less than desirable outcome is Zen

[@GolfSidekick]

It’s such a different game. Pros just hit shots from their memory vault. Then do it again. That’s all. there is no emotional attachment to the outcome evey shot. It’s night and day isn’t it

[@atxrich]

The way Bright works her way around a course is the one thing I would take from her. Knowing where to miss and take was the course gives you.

[@eddie8534]

I wish I had Bright's tempo & follow through. It's so smooth

[@wesleyfontaine3438]

I needed this 'back to reality' vid. Handicap has been stagnent since ive been trying to bomb everything. Back to basics.

[@watersoilsun847]

Great instructional vid

[@10541]

Love to see more videos like this

[@fly1327]

Learned this playing with a Berkley Women's golf team member a while back, she a ~5'10" Korean. NEVER outdrove her, she comfortable from whatever tees. She cleaned my clock, then next outing the course GM asked if I wanted my ass kicked again. Of course! But playing again, her weakness was short around the greens showed (my strength) and she was super paying attention (I mean laser focused) as I holed out or tapped in from off green lies. Lost track of her but hoping she did well!

[@rchenard]

That easy-peasy swing tempo. She always looks so casual and fluid.

[@williamjacobsen551]

This was fantastic. She is fantastic. What an insight. Time to work on a better tempo!

[@starks1974]

Bright = Baller!!! Can't wait to see her on the big tour some day. Good Luck!

[@63IRISH63]

I caddied a few times on the Epson (formerly Symetra) Tour. One of the things I always took away (you'd think I'd have it engrained by now) was how in tune the pros are with their swings. If I hit a bad shot, I'm thinking on the next similar shot how to adjust my swing or grip or stance. Trust your practice.

[@officialmichaelhudson]

Bright's putting is absolutely phenomenal 💯

[@Shankenstien23]

I’d love to be able to make that sound when I hit the ball. Seriously how good is her tempo and putting . Chasing cars and making pars great quote from the great Gary ‘Tuba’ Player

[@Ewq6]

Great instructional vlog, I want her rhythm that’s the way of the player 👍

[@georgecain8279]

I’d like her attitude and outlook on life and golf she’s a star and seems so lovely

[@swiper1131]

She knows her game. Course management, distance of clubs, all of it is awesome. I want to be Bright when I grow up.

[@orenkobsar831]

super jealous of the level of consistency she has!

[@glenn2595]

My wife always says the big advantage I have is on the 2nd shot to the green. Even though the driving tees give her extra distance, most times my drive (if it's not in the woods), is either even or just ahead. Now second shot she is taking out her hybrids when I might be hitting an 8 iron. What I find interesting with Bright is she used a 6-iron on a 156 Yd shot, which is my strong 9 or choked up 8 iron, however my 60 wedge I use for 60 yards and she uses it for 70 yards. I guess height must play into it as I hit 'lawn darts', my ball looks like it climbs high and deep and then comes straight down.(we know it's an arc, but that is the perception of the shot) It was a really strong windy day this past weekend and my wife was controlling her ball way better than me as the wind was really taking my height and throwing it all over the place. Thanks for the video. I like the metal side of the game more than the physical so this is something I can get a lot out of. I do know the big difference between any tour pro, male or female is when I'm inside 40 yards. They will almost always make 2 and I'll be 3 to 4, I like rarely make a 2.

[@lucasrobert5486]

Best part of Bright’s game; first make a plan, then just step up and hit it.. no thoughts. That is true Zen golf.

[@RichardDocking]

Can I say everything? The tempo. The self awareness of her game. How easy it all looked. What a joy to watch.

[@GolfSidekick]

So smooth.

[@ZaxDrumsandGolf]

I think that her approach game will be better. And her course managment will be really good as well!! I always like these comparsion videos!!

[@CB-nd9ki]

Her swing is like butter

[@lewisstansfield9255]

I want Bright's hair game, so I can put tees in the back of my hair. It's like having another golf bag 🤣

[@downeybill]

The waves of professional calm from this woman! She is a stone cold robot out there.

[@michaelsharkey4255]

I like her. She’s very composed and seems so nice. What a cool girl!

[@MitchellBumgarner]

I think the one part of her game that I want is... probably to be able to rock a golf skirt like that and not have my golf buddies give me such a hard time!! (Haha JK about the skirt, and her game is fantastic! I think I truly want her calm planning and tactician-like procedure for every hole. She dissects the course to fit her game, no matter what!! What a pro! ❤️)

[@billwallenstein3387]

Absolutely stunning

[@james5780]

She is amazing. Not just at golf, but as a woman as well. My minds blown. I already prefer Asian girls more than any other and golf is my favourite sport so she just blew my mind. She’s unbelievably talented and also unbelievably beautiful and cute. You have a bright future ahead of you bright, I don’t normally watch the LPGA but when you get there i may make a exception to cheer you on

[@TexasGolfer]

Start of Video: Thinking she will beat you on approach and chipping. I like your callout about a 3W and 7W being enough club. This is so true and this is something I proved to myself. I take driver on the p5s. Only if I play a big course or the tips do I swing driver more. End of Video: Good job! You faired pretty good. Great video.

[@seanfowler5264]

Beautiful golf.

[@kyleblosser514]

Would absolutely love to play a round with you in the NE USA Matt! If you ever come this way I would immensely value any pointers you have for my game. Mid-80 shooter here and I volunteer at my local courses so I play for free. Love the game more than anything. Keep making content. Your channel is so relaxing and almost like meditation. Keep planting birdies for the girlfriends! Come tear up our course at Heather Downs CC in Toledo OH!

[@DaveHiggoHiggins]

Which part of her game would I like to have? ALL OF IT. The buttery smooth swing, the course management, the club choice, the cool breeze attitude. WADDAPLAYA

[@james_wedlock_music]

Tees in her hair. Love it!

[@thirdeyeprod.]

I need that 6 iron so pure and consistent!!

[@verbal42]

I love your channel, I hear your voice when I’m playing and it has helped. No hero shots, play to my strengths etc. but…… where do you get those dope bucket hats?????!!

[@GolfSidekick]

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[@aydenharper3535]

I watched her at the garden city charity classic. I live an hour from that course and holy cow they’re amazing at golf.

[@Nordeast4]

Her confidence. The ability to stand above every shot knowing exactly what will happen. Doesn't hurt to have the scramble when it doesn't!

[@LeonVerhulst]

She's great and gives sensible decisions I forget!

Good for Bright!

[@networkbike543]

7:55 Thinking too much is not good. How true.

[@agoodbogey]

I use to try and go as far as I could to get closer to par 5s but would be leave my with half and 3/4 shots. Now I do play to my go to yardage which is 85-115 Those are my green light scoring yards. If I can get a oar 5 to under 220 yards I can try and get a 3 hybrid there. Which I’m comfortable with if there’s no danger. But that thinking of laying up to a good yardage has made me go from shooting in the 90s to about 14-16 over. My best score was two weeks ago when I went +4 in the first 9 holes. I wasn’t able ti finish that round because of work

[@anthonycollins9758]

I’d love to have her tempo. Never rushed.

[@kevint6494]

I would like to have her course management. She understands her strengths and weaknesses and considers all these factors to make a rational plan to score well. Most amateur golfers could make no change in their physical skills and save a handful of strokes with good course management.

[@kenmcswain3494]

Matt, biggest difference to me is her posture. She has better angles in the swing which gives her the edge of consistency you're lacking. Your mannerisms are more lackadaisical. Her thoughts & intent are more structured. Better posture leads to better balance which leads to better tempo. This is evident on your steep approach shots. The type of divot tells the tale. Great video with all the graphics. Lots of editing and the subtitles help. Cute girl helps too ;)

[@skateparkpages]

I will take that clutch putting style. Soooo good

[@bedhedted]

You keep killing me with “up the guts” 😂

[@timmyteaching]

Her move on the ball is wicked athletic.

[@gardnest]

Her commitment to her shot. She is focused and confident with the decision she’s made after assessing the lie, environment, and course. A true playa.

[@danielowen5889]

Her tempo is delicious. When i play smooth, like Bright... Dreamy goes the day