From Shooting +17 to -6 in ONE YEAR! My 5 Steps To How You Can Do It Too!

[@GolfSidekick]

Is this guy the GOAT or what? Love it

[@luke2183]

Aye whatta playa

[@dylonmarmet4632]

Big props to you Matt for shouting out the little guys!

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

All hail the Playa in Chief🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@jacksonunreal2481]

just found this channel after you recommended him. I love this channel now. Thanks playa

[@boydeeful]

Thanks boyfriend subbed

[@cpall056]

250 rounds in a year is absolutely key. I started playing like 4 years ago and went from 130+ my first round to 82 last year. But I've probably played 100-120 rounds over that span. Being deliberate AND devoting tons of hours to it is how you'll improve quickly at any hobby. Everything you talk about here is 100% relevant, but it's all accelerated and more impactful with that much time invested, because you can build on progress so quickly. For those guys playing 20 rounds a year with minimal practice, this kind of progress is almost impossible. Love the journey - definitely inspiring, but people need to keep expectations matched with time available for play/practice.

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

nailed it!

[@kylesdoomed]

Congratulations bro keep grinding but you NEED a coach and to take many many many lessons as a beginner. If you did that 82 would have come prob in 6 months instead of 4 years... Even if you go out for 12 hours a day 7 days a week and swing the club like crap 1000+ times a day you're just going to develop bad tendencies and make it way harder to get rid of them. Devoting many hours to legitimate progress and game like situations will be the best for your development. Work from the green out and make everything as simple as possible like he said in the video.

[@cpall056]

@@kylesdoomed of course. I've had a few lessons. My point was that everything in this video is spot on BUT it all requires a lot of time and effort to make this kind of progress at such a rapid rate. Which is your point too, to some degree. Most people can't get a coach and jump from mid 80s to under par in 1 year because they just don't play or practice enough to make progress that quickly. Gabe showed us what's possible when you commit and grind like hell. My point also was that he's managed to play twice as many rounds this past year than I've played in 3.5 years. I'm probably closer to the norm in terms of rounds per year and hours devoted to practice, which means I accept I can't match his progress. It's just something for people to keep in mind when they see what he's accomplished. Most people will never get close to 250 rounds in a year and must maintain realistic expectations relative to the time they can commit to play and practice.

[@kylesdoomed]

@@cpall056 Take half the money spent on rounds per year and spend that on lessons. With the same amount of practice time and devotion but with the correct information this time. Then the other half of rounds played per year scores will all be in the 80's instead of playing in the hundreds for 3 years to get there. It's not about the amount of time you spend its about the quality of time spent. You need to walk before you can run.

[@cpall056]

@@kylesdoomed you're missing the point. Skills are built through repetitions. Gabe has been grinding hard and it's paid off. The reality is that with access to the same information/coaching, someone willing/able to devout 1000+ hours to golf in a year is going to make much better progress than someone committing 10% of that. And that's not specific to golf. It's true for any skill. Two people who take up sketching and use the same educational materials will make dramatically different progress if one person practices those skills 30 hours a week and the other 3. My comment had nothing to do with my own progress. I'm fully aware of how my own progress has evolved and have no issues with it. I'm aware it could have been faster. What I'm saying is that average Joe shouldn't watch this video and believe they can accomplish the same level of progress in one year unless they are willing to grind as much as Gabe did. That's a pretty simple and undeniable statement when it comes to developing skills.

[@richardsdiaz1]

I'm with you 100%! I went on a journey myself to get better at golf which started with a commitment to fitness. I lost 60lbs overall but also packed on a lot of muscle so who knows how much fat I really lost...lol. I also began doing triathlons. The dramatic change in my body absolutely destroyed my swing though I gained a ton of speed. From there I went on an 18 month journey starting at a 10hcp to and leading to where i am now, a .5! I took lessons, committed to practicing daily, and got down to a 3hcp in about a year, though I still hadn't broken par even once. The last 6 months have been all about strengthening my mind. Thank you Bob Rotella Audiobooks! And... learning about course management. The last 6 months have been a revelation. I'm finally breaking par with regularity and shot my all time low round of 68 last Saturday! FYI: My goal is to get to a +1 I feel like I have a lot to learn still. I've learned a lot from your journey and appreciate you putting yourself out there for us all to benefit from. I'm too much of a coward to do the same thing, though i suspect some people might have enjoyed watching a lefty going through heck to get to this point, too! lol Keep up the good work! LEFTY!

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

LETS GOO!!! Love this brother. So awesome! That's a lot of hard work and discipline right there to get you to this point. No doubt you'll get to a +1 on this path! Please keep me posted on your progress, would love to see you get there!! Appreciate the comment and for watching the videos. Means a lot that the stuff I put out there can help so I'm glad it's been beneficial to your journey. Congrats on the 68! G

[@swisstrader]

Solid content and agree w all 4 pillars for success. The only thing I would disagree with is around getting professionally fitted for clubs. Many years ago I also thought it was unnecessary, but received a bday gift for a fitting and figured what the heck. I did a fitting for both irons and driver and as a pretty decent golfer, was shocked to see some of my crap numbers around dispersion, lousy spin rates, launch, etc. Fitter did a superb job of tweaking things w a bunch of different shafts and head combos and finally zeroed in on what he thought worked best for me. Flash forward: the very next round I played, I knocked 5 strokes off my game. Thought it may have been the afterglow of the fitting, but next 5-6 rounds, same deal and each day either tied or beat my personal best. There’s a reason ALL pros get professionally fitted. In 2 wks I go for this season’s fitting for driver and new wedges. And you just know I will be hitting the Autoflex!

[@MrJohnr47]

Interesting ideas about the flow state..I have returned to golf after a many year absence and literally have started from the beginning. I was golfing with a bud and he mention as we made the turn that I had a lot of more pars than bogeys. I honestly was surprised, I had no idea of my score, I was just interested on the current shot. Golfing without keeping score can be freeing, it allows you to focus on the present and just go

[@Ksh7571]

Lower mainland golfer here, that 66 at Royalwood in the winter is beyond impressive. Played there last week and it was rough lol. Summer golf in the okanagon vs winter golf in the lower mainland is a 5-10 stroke difference for me. This is super inspiring

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Thanks Sahil! Yea Royalwood is a tough spot for sure. I was fortunate to play it here the day after a tournament so the pin positions were in more realistic spots vs. some other times I've been there haha. Appreciate you taking the time to watch!

[@TheMulliganGolfers]

I have to say. One of the most refreshing videos about golf and personal/mental fitness I have seen in a while. What jumped at me like a huge sign, was the fitness. This whole pandemic laze has really gotten me in that slump. This is the exact kick in the ass i needed to get my fitness back up to par so I can start hitting more PARS! hahaha, shit, even birdies... But thank you, its what my channel desperately needs to get back in it...... 🙏🏾

[@jacksonunreal2481]

This is so inspiring. I started golfing about 3 years ago and I started shooting an average of around 100-105. Since then i’ve been trying really hard and I now am averaging around 75-80. At the end of my season I felt things click and almost shot my first under par round. I want my next level to be where you’re at and so I’m gonna follow lots of things you say

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Thanks Jackson! Keep grinding and stay disciplined and you will for sure hit those goals🙌🏻

[@ericlocke3315]

Love it Gabe! I love your flow state mentality. I relate golf to my competitive running days through college. You get to a point where you have learned and trained that you can just do without thinking. Those are such great feelings where you are just free. Loving the content and continue the grind to flow state!

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Thanks brother Eric! Dude channel than running mentality into your golf!! You already know what the magic should be, unleash it!

[@dougie6897]

Hi Gabe I totally understand what you’re saying regarding the ZONE.... I’m a semi retired piano / keyboard player from musical theatre shows.... I’ve very little memory or recollection of playing my best in the theatre....because I was in the ZONE. The same applies absolutely to golf, when you’re playing your best, you’re in a dream, with no anxiety, you’re in the ZONE. Unfortunately it’s only happened for me a handful of times on the golf course in 15 years. Ps have you tested the LAB directed force putter yet? Love the splendid videos!!

[@theeyesurgeon1]

I started off getting back into golf in March when quarantine was getting boring. Was shooting around 100. Down to a 7-8 handicap now. Agree 100% with no need for custom fitting, swing is just changing too much but a good shaft and the right length shaft is essential

[@mjderstine]

With much less time to practice I went from a +15 to a +7 HC in a year. And I still think I am playing horrible golf, and all my friends think I am playing amazing. It's about making the commitment to actually learn the game.

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

100% and dude congrats that's awesome progress! Couple swing and course management tweaks and you could probably get down to a 3 easily!

[@richardsdiaz1]

You know what? I'm a .5hcp now and i still think i suck, too. I think it's all relative! Keep on grinding! It awesome to see people progress!

[@ethanjsc]

bruh +15 handicap? I think you mean 15 to 7

[@mjderstine]

@@ethanjsc yeah. you know what i meant lol. just forget the "+"

[@mjderstine]

@@richardsdiaz1 thanks man just gotta get more time out there. I can get to even in another 6 months.

[@crankin7662]

So good. I've been working on the swing and course management this winter. Now its time to work on the body again and find the right gear. Thanks!

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

2021 won't know what hit it by the time you're done! Looking forward to hearing about your progress

[@blakedermott8029]

Congrats man. Good content, you're by far the most positive youtube golfer Ive watched, very refreshing. Just saw your first video yesturday, Ive now binged watched your channel from the start of your journey like you were on Netflix haha. Im a 15hcp GTA club golfer as well, just starting to take the game seriously, so fingers crossed I can accomplish the same goals you have. Looking forward to watching the rest of your videos, cheers.

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Thanks Blake!! Appreciate you taking the time to watch! Best of luck on your journey! Keep me posted

[@jacksoncook7450]

Love the quote at the end. Pumped to keep grinding with you.

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Thanks Jackson! Let’s get it💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

[@jnzk712]

Inspiring forsure. Cool to actually see the difference from then and now. Thanks for sharing all the progress! 👍

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Thanks Brother Jenz!

[@07cbennett]

Just subscribed recently. Love your enthusiasm and watching your progress - keep going bro - if you ever fancy playing some golf in Europe let me know!

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Thanks Charles! Would love to golf in Europe! Hopefully I can get out there once Covid settles down

[@novascotian9287]

Dude I love your enthusiasm. I am on a journey too. I am terrible at golf. I can hit the ball miles but I can’t control shit. Lol this year I’m gonna get good. Only my second season at 35 so learning isn’t quite as fast. I’m a 9 handicap now and want to be near 4 this year.

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Thanks! If you can control it more you can get to a 4 no problem! Distance is key and if you got then you're a big step ahead. One thing that helped me was only hitting one shot shape, it really helped me reign in my misses

[@novascotian9287]

@@GabeGallucciGolf I think you are 100% right there!! I’m trying that over the winter. Really working on fast fast hips and hitting the big fade all day.

[@corey3145]

Very cool! Love following your journey and using it for inspiration. Thx!

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Thanks Corey!

[@joshbelik498]

Awesome vid Gabe. Love your passion and drive.

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Thanks Josh🙌🏻

[@globalmarket2013]

Amazing video, really interesting to hear what you say about flow. Man, so difficult sometimes to get there with all the noise in life!

[@ryanp.5098]

Great job man. You have become my new favorite no BS youtube golf channel as a 12 HC also looking to crack down and lower my scores this season. Looking forward to hearing a more long term review of the autoflex and any tweaks or things that you have had to change. I have a 505x on the way to try out. Are you considering the shaft for your 3-wood also? Interested in your wedge experimenting as well. I can never figure out the bounce thing.. people say high bounce is easier to hit and more forgiving but I seem to do better with low bounce usually. I have no idea what wedges I should be playing. All I know is they are inconsistent.

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Really appreciate that Ryan! That's exciting! What driver head are you using? I don't think I'm gonna use it on my 3wood because after seeing how versatile my driver is off the tee now I don't think I'm going to be using the 3 wood on anything other than off the deck in the fairway on par 5's and I have that shot pretty dialled in right now with my current setup. There is a part of me tho that wants to try it in my 2 iron because I'll be using that off the tee whenever it doesn't call for driver. Same here with the wedge bounce. Seems confusing so I'm gonna try and sort through the weeds!

[@ryanp.5098]

@@GabeGallucciGolf Initially I will be trying it in the standard Mavrik. Will see what the spin looks like. I'm currently around 2300-2400 spin at 108-111 mph. I honestly have never tried a sub-zero since I was worried that mis-hits would be really punishing since it isn't as forgiving - supposedly. If my spin gets too high with autoflex I may have to try tinkering with the sub-zero. Did you notice any large spin/launch angle increase with autoflex vs your previous shaft?

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

@@ryanp.5098 Spin yes, launch angle stayed the same. I have an upcoming auto flex update where I show what I did with the head weights. Basically just took the 14g weight out and swapped it with another 2g weight and all of a sudden the shaft came alive

[@jiggybass]

Thats such an impressive and well-earned improvement! Congrats on the progress!

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Thanks!!

[@Grunt21Tennessee]

Gabe, what do you think has helped your ball striking the most in the past 6 months? Any specific drills you can share?

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

No drills just been going through the George Gankas program!

[@neilfarmer6609]

Great ideas and well done on amazing progress, Gabe!

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Thanks Neil!

[@CoryTACP]

Great advice! Thanks for the video. Subscribed.

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Thanks Corey!

[@robertacierno2803]

So I put better tools in my bag, and I’m working hard in the simulator with both coaching and practice...what I really need to get on, and what you’ve motivated me to do Gabe, is work on my body more. I swung for 4 hours yesterday, must have hit 300 balls at least, and my body is hurting. I need to start working out more and building my body stronger. So thanks for the motivation.

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Lets get it Robert💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻 got you brother👊🏻

[@robertacierno2803]

@@GabeGallucciGolf my golf goals is to score between 75-85 regularly. Right now, I’m just starting to break 90, which is huge for me from where I started. I made my first eagle recently, and I’m seeing way more birdies and pars out on the course. Just have to limit the blow-up holes better, and I’ll be playing better golf. Still haven’t grooved my swing yet, but I’m confident with my coaching, I’ll get there. It’s weird having random days where I’m striking so well, playing a push draw and carrying the ball 20 yards further than I normally do. And then most days having 20 yards less, and no push-draw at all, 😂...

[@MZKPRODIGY]

This is crazy, I'm a musician turned golf pro and it's funny the same parallels you draw that I do.

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Amazing!! Nice to know I'm not the only crazy one haha

[@LAGGEDnLOADED]

So true on the workouts. It's improved my game quite a bit.

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Yea such an underrated aspect to amateur golf!

[@wolfyand1]

I signed up for the decade foundations course and it is the best 100 odd bucks I've ever spent. Keep it up mate!

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Amazing! So worth it👌🏻

[@williamplump3404]

Trying to find that flow state in golf and all things beyond it!

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

The best feeling when you can get in the zone like that!

[@BeattheCourseGolfChannel]

That’s so crazy! Love it.

[@owenrivard8832]

I'm from Manitoba can only play 5.5 months per year, how beneficial would the online academy be for someone who has no access to short game practice areas during the winter. Can still hit the indoor range or simulators. Also how much of a time commitment is needed to get optimal results from it. Love the vids man just played my first full season last year and got down to 20-22ish handicap

[@ricodegranby]

so your advice with the 5 steps is to play 1 round / day ? I think it's the best to do. Sometimes we get a lot of time practicing the swing and we have problems to transfer all the good stuff to the course because of the mental approach and because the course is the real life. usually I don't want to go to the course when I feel my swing is "off" and prefer to stay at the range but I think you're right : good or bad feeling the best for progress is to go and play with the swing and the mental of the day and to try to score with what we have these day to become more resilient. thanks a lot for your videos Gabe, it's an inspiration for those who are grinding too, we feel less alone, especially during this covid crisis and winter conditions. 😎💪🏼 can't wait to see you next videos on Autoflex and flexibility. Tomorrow I start your workout routine for legs, core and glute. Stay safe Bro, and wish you a lot of birdies in 2021 💁🏻‍♂️

[@GolfSidekick]

Truth

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

I definitely think you need to play a lot to implement the improvements BUT I think it needs to be a mix of executive courses (par 3's & 4's) and full length courses. I've been able to see a lot more improvement pushing through swing changes and mental hurdles at the short courses! Bringing those improvements to the full length tracks has been pretty straightforward and has been really impactful for me. Thanks so much for your comment! Really glad you like the videos, means a lot that you are able to find value to help your grind! Keep me posted on your progress!

[@ricodegranby]

@@GabeGallucciGolf THANKS a lot bro. Yes playing 9 holes is a great thing (less time and good to export changes to the course). short courses are great too because you work all the game except driving and for scoring well in 9 par 3 holes, you need to have a solid game. Thanks a lot for your videos and comments. It's huge to now that a long way from here, at the other part of the planet, I'm not the only mad grinding 😀🙏🏼 and YES it helps a lot and since we are on the same mission, your progress is an inspiration too 👍🏼 Keep going Gabe 💪🏼

[@tylerammons6712]

Who is the guy you keep crediting with your swing….George Angus? Hard to understand what you said

[@Boss302ATC]

GG worked with Riggs from the foreplay guys, 30+ min video and it is really good. I recommend the watch. I am working with Larry and his online academy, hummed and hawed for 5 min before I asked myself - total winter swing plan and really work or end up buying some club.... no brainer! Gabe, when things open up, you should get with a good trainer. No disrespect, and I respect you like mad for putting yourself out there, but your form is gonna be a problem down the road if you add weight. Keep killing it man!

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

You’re totally right and I noticed after in that video it wasn’t a good representation of form. I was mainly trying to show the 3 moves that are making the most impact but you’re right if I was going to progress further the way I was showing it is not the best. Hence why I said at the beginning “I’m not a personal trainer😂” I have a proper trainer now for my next phase 💪🏻 Thanks for watching brother🙌🏻

[@Boss302ATC]

@@GabeGallucciGolf Gabe, the world needs more attitudes like you. The world can't take constructive advice anymore, great on you! Your enthusiasm is awesome, a breath of fresh air. And the only kind of infectious we need right now!!! Keep killing it man! 👍👍

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

@@Boss302ATC Really appreciate that Neal!! Thank you for your continued support on my videos :)

[@erntn5623]

Awesome to follow your journey!!

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Thank you!

[@ScottBowls]

Absolutely love the content you put out and love the dedication you have to this beautiful game. Is there a certain workout routine you use like is it a golf related workout. Keep up the great work.

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Thank you!! For the past couple months it’s been a generic workout with a focus on core strength. I put out a video yesterday with my leg workout that has really helped me. Transitioning now into a more golf specific workout regimen

[@ScottBowls]

@@GabeGallucciGolf awesome thanks. I'm getting ready to start taking my fitness to the next level too.

[@brucedornseif6743]

Great inspirational video... You indicated that you are aspiring to turn professional. What are your long-term aspirations with golf: playing pro, teaching pro, club pro? Thanks!

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Thanks Bruce! right now my goal is to see if I can cut it as a playing pro. Between that goal and making golf content for KZbin I'm a happy man. We'll see after this year how it all plays out but regardless I plan on grinding as hard as I can on delivering great content for this channel!

[@brucedornseif6743]

@@GabeGallucciGolf Content has always been good, but has been especially compelling this winter as you have methodically analyzed, agonized over, and improved all aspects of your game. Keep those videos coming...

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

@@brucedornseif6743 Appreciate that Bruce! Will do!

[@MilesMartinGolf]

This is amazing. Im currently trying to drop 12 strokes in 12 months from my handicap. I think im a stroke behind my goal right now but its also too cold to play much.

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Amazing Miles! Hope you smash that goal!!

[@thegolffreak]

I could watch these videos all day long.

[@BAD_GolfHawaii]

That is very impressive bro!!! 👊🏾😎

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Thanks!!

[@bloombeards812]

Lets goooooooooooo Btw, putting routine video was great!

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Thanks my dude!

[@henrymonster9926]

One clarifying question about fitting, was your custom fit a chase or search for something in your game? And that is why it hindered and didn’t complement the Flow?

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Great question! I thought the fitting process would cut the lead time on getting me tools to the "flow" state but without proper fitness, a great swing and course strategy it doesn't matter what you use. Clubs, in my opinion, won't make as big of an impact unless you've invested yourself into those first 3 processes. Now once you've done that you will know so much more about yourself and your game in order to make informed decisions about how to structure your bag and in the end you'll probably save time and money and just find stuff on your own that compliments you!

[@daonetru]

@@GabeGallucciGolf great clarification!! Keep going low

[@frankrodrigues9200]

Hey Gabe, do you think that arccos was a contributing factor to your success as well?? I was thinking about adding that to my game this year ... what are your thought?? Congratulations on such an amazing accomplishment!! Keep up the grind ..

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Arccos was definitely a big factor in getting me to these realizations and you’ll see in tomorrow’s video how it prompts me to make adjustments. I think it’s a must purchase for anyone looking to improve!

[@mikeziggygiles]

Gabe, if you're reading this, this video is what you need to get back to! Back to enjoying the game ☺️ Enjoy your time off, but please come back. Hope you're well.

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Hey Brother! I'm back!

[@mikeziggygiles]

@@GabeGallucciGolf Let's gooooo!

[@alipajooman]

Good advice man. I’m curious, do you feel that your custom fit clubs may feel in the way now because they where tuned to your swing last year? I think that may be an important point. If your working on swing changes maybe hold off on getting fit like that as that is a fine tuning process... curious to hear your thoughts on that.

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Totally and that's because I made the mistake of being custom fit before I had worked out enough, fixed my swing and developed a proper course strategy. I think what I'm trying to rally against most in the golf industry is the constant push to get fit for new stuff all the time without address the actual things that can make you a better golfer. I didn't see a single video during my research going thru the process last year that pushed any other alternatives and every gear review says "get fit, get fit, get fit!"... So I took that advice and because I had never had new clubs before in my life, I thought and hoped it would be a substantial difference but basically lit $6000 on fire. After now going through all this first hand and seeing what actually leads to better golf scores I want show people that you don't need new stuff to score. I could pretty much shoot even to +3 over par with any clubs right now because of the time I've put in to working out, my swing and course management, and so could anyone else too! I'm no freak of nature, we all can do this! The only reason I make equipment tweaks now is cause my margin for error is so tiny to get to a +6 I need to maximize each shot. But even then, my current bag costs just over HALF (including the autoflex) of what I paid for in custom clubs and my scoring is way better. I want show people you don't need to bleed yourself financially to get better at golf!

[@alipajooman]

@@GabeGallucciGolf great comment. I have been thinking the same thing. Currently I am playing 15 year old Callaway x14 pros with and extra stiff shaft :P... because they were free! Just working on rebuilding my swing and I won’t get a new club until I feel my swing is something that feels good and consistent. I would say that once you got a good swing look into getting fit if you can’t find something that feels good for you. But like you said with a consistent swing you should get decent results with almost any club in your hand... good for you man

[@alipajooman]

@@GabeGallucciGolf Also I forgot to mention you are 100% right everything online keeps saying ‘go get fit’... you rarely see anyone popular mention go fix your swing then get fit... not that it’s wrong some people just want to play and not worry the detail of their swing and want equipment that fits their handicap and helps a bit. But just like I said when I used to teach snowboarding your board will only do what your feet tell it to do whether it’s made from carbon fiber or drift wood (new rider once came to a class with a brand new $1400 Burton)

[@carmenbowington9451]

Gabe just listened to a mix of yours on Soundcloud not bad!!

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Uh oh which one was that😂 For the good stuff go to my website www.gabegallucci.com

[@carmenbowington9451]

@@GabeGallucciGolf Lol It was without Me!! i will check your other stuff out. Also love your golf journey and I will be doing my speed work on my swing currently 101 at 62 years young!! and also the Autiflex!! keep up they great work!!!

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

@@carmenbowington9451 haha that one's good! Man you're absolutely ripping it at 62! Good stuff!

[@nopressuregolf]

Your goal like every other goal in your life needs to be realistic. If you can't dedicate time to practice don't expect to break 85 and under constantly.

[@fat-shotgolf2937]

Excellent video. Congrats 👏

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Thanks!

[@GP-yc2it]

Craig Stadler, meet guy in Nike hoodie. Guy in Nike hoodie, meet Craig, this man would like to buy you a buffet.

[@TaylorRodCarter]

If I can stop 3 putting every round I’d be in the 80s consistently I working on swing speed now and short game too so I gotta work on putting way. More to get that goal of shooting 39

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

If you haven’t yet, check out episode 1 of my off szn series. I have an up and down drill I do that pretty much saved my short game and I still do it all the time to keep it in check!

[@CorekBleedingHollow]

What did you actually do instead of seeing a custom fitter?

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

I switched to buying used gear instead so I could try more things and see what worked best for me

[@cedoucrabe]

Great job, cannot find the link to the online training you mentioned

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Here it is! georgegankas.golf/

[@stephenfox6276]

Can you show a vlog about your Dailly routine , and how you fit in your Work life/ personal life( without to much detail as I assume you are a single guy to have this much time) / golf life

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Here's a video I did on it! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHamgmCGi6mghMk

[@jamesmcdonald3755]

What’s are the specs on the autoflex length? Head weight? Swing weight? Thank

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

46 inches, getting it checked this week for official swing weight but I have a Mav subzero head with two 2G weights in it!

[@jamesmcdonald3755]

@@GabeGallucciGolf thanks for the reply just waiting on my Autoflex in the mail

[@philharrison6791]

What are your suggestions/favouite people or strategies for course management??

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Check out Decade from Scott Fawcett

[@dalelangner3845]

Great round! I live in Vancouver so don't get out that way often. Mostly play Riverway it has a lot of similar holes to Royalwood.

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

I've been meaning to check out Riverway but haven't had a chance to get out there yet!

[@joshdaniel1980]

cant wait to get back to 6am runs at cherry bud!

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Yesssssir🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@joeykompare7572]

Is the auto flex shaft legal?

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

yep!

[@NishiMartin25]

Let’s see the video of the -6? You just said “it was the best round I’ve ever hit” nobody shooting under par says they hit a -6. You shoot -6

[@domd7977]

If you’re ever in Cali we gotta get a round! I’m Dominic De Nucci ... probably a distant cousin 😂 Gallucci and De Nucci 😂

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

😂😂😂 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 I’m down

[@domd7977]

Gabe Gallucci Golf on a serious note though keep up the work you’re inspiring me to really start taking golf to the next level and make something out of it. Just got into it about a year and a half ago and am shooting lower 80s ! But now I wanna go under par so I’m gonna stay tuned bro and try and do what u do keep it up 👍

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

@@domd7977 That’s so awesome brother! Really pumped for you and appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment! Stay disciplined and you will for sure make it happen for yourself💪🏻

[@rob5615]

Mans head is on a swivel

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Imagine if I did drugs?

[@guspetch7120]

Love the enthusiasm and the energy. But that flat brim hat makes you look likes goober.

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Thanks Gus! That hat is going nowhere haha

[@guspetch7120]

@@GabeGallucciGolf If I could shoot 66’s I would wear one too. It’s what’s on the inside that counts anyway. Looking forward to seeing you progress even more.

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

@@guspetch7120 Appreciate that Gus! Happy to have you here 👊🏻

[@siftingtrutheshit2380]

Tim herron and john Daly disagree with point no.1

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

To each their own. I just know from my experience and from playing with a ton of other golfers, fitness plays a huge role in the ability to swing better and lower scores

[@siftingtrutheshit2380]

@@GabeGallucciGolf your experience is cool but it ain't the rule...most people look at what the best do and follow blindly I mean Gary player talks fitness but Jack didn't so it don't matter that much...but people who want to improve will improve but gym sessions and playing is fine an dandy but you can't do that when you get a bit older or maybe you just do what the people in the know do and get a good doctor...like Patrick reed

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

@@siftingtrutheshit2380 I dunno man Jack was pretty strong and pretty much hit it further than anyone else. If you look at what the best do right now, it's workout. Tiger's biggest advantage was how much he invested in his body to generate so much power and speed

[@siftingtrutheshit2380]

@@GabeGallucciGolf it's smokescreen for what they really do...

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

@@siftingtrutheshit2380 which is what?

[@henrymonster9926]

First!!!!!

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Yessssssir

[@alanduncan9204]

Too much noise Too much crap........spot on.

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

Thanks Alan!

[@unjustlaw]

Grifter

[@GabeGallucciGolf]

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