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Golf lessons can be a valuable investment for players of all skill levels. Whether you are a beginner looking to learn the fundamentals of the game or an experienced player looking to fine-tune your skills, golf lessons can help you improve your game and reach your goals on the course.
Here are a few benefits of taking golf lessons:
Professional guidance: A golf pro or instructor can provide you with expert guidance and help you develop a practice plan to improve your skills. They can also help you identify and fix any weaknesses in your swing or game, and provide you with personalized feedback and instruction.
Improve your technique: Golf is a technical sport, and having proper technique is essential for hitting good shots and scoring well. Golf lessons can help you learn the proper grip, stance, and swing mechanics, which can lead to more consistent and accurate shots.
Learn new skills: Golf lessons can also help you learn new skills, such as how to hit different types of shots or how to play different types of golf courses. This can expand your repertoire and make you a more well-rounded player.
Save time: Taking lessons can also save you time in the long run, as you will be able to learn and improve more quickly with the help of a professional. This can allow you to get more enjoyment out of your time on the course and see results faster.
Overall, golf lessons can be a worthwhile investment for players looking to improve their game and reach their goals on the course.
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[@golftheglobe]

For those saying playing lessons are not needed for worse players, consider this, I think you would be surprised how much on course training will help. Caddies can be hit or miss on terms of where to aim, green reading, etc. but that's not what a playing lesson is supposed to be. A playing lesson will help you understand the nuance of a round of golf and teach you how to score better. Lou Stagner (one of the top stats guys with Arccos golf) recently revealed with Arccos data that the average 0 handicap golfer makes 2.2 birdies per round while the average 20 handicaper makes 0.3 birdies per round. This tells us is that the main difference between an extremely good AM golfer and a weekend warrior is not birdies and good shots, but the avoidance of mistakes. Now I'm not saying "go out and only take playing lessons" but consider this also, if you take a playing lesson it's not one dimensional. Your coach is not only there to help you score better with strategy but they will also work on your swing in a playing environment. I would suggest to everyone who has the opportunity - take lessons. But also consider going out with a pro on the course to learn how to apply what you're working on. The better you are the more your lessons should be on course. For example, if you're a 20 handicap taking lessons from a pro, consider 2-3 swing lessons for every 1 playing lesson. Where if you are an exceptional AM, you should look to have 2-3 playing lessons for every 1 swing lesson you get. In conclusion, everyone will have their own formula for how to play their best, but if you're a golfer who says "I just keep playing / getting lessons but I never get better" consider that there is a good chance that course management and a playing lesson will make the difference for you.

[@cruessli]

This channel gave me one goal in my life. Going to thailand, miss a put, and say 'Caddie no goooooooood', 'No birdie ! No tip!'

[@PucklesP]

The true meaning of lifee

[@davidrippey8208]

Agreed!

[@zach5787]

You don’t miss puts pal. You’re that guy.

[@jacobmccain8082]

Don't forget finding a feather to plant!

[@TheSandrozeneger]

Try saying that to a caddie in a white country

[@robertreese6999]

I've had several priceless on course lessons. Once you have a reasonable swing, that's when you learn to actually play the game of golf - and that happens on the course, not on the range. With a coach, a better player or simply someone who has an opinion on your swing/shot/strategy - for me this is where the improvement comes. Keep rocking Matt! Caddy no good, but coach is fine!

[@haroldkellermier5502]

The help of your pro slowing you down just a bit and allowing you to focus on the golf shot and not just your KZbin obligation obviously made a positive impact 👍 great 9 😊

[@ronjennings7533]

The "divine intervention" music makes me laugh every time! Love this channel.

[@AutomationGolfer]

The value of this lesson comes from having someone confirm your thought process and giving you different ideas of what you could do. We get stuck in see distance, hit this club mentality. When you have to explain to someone what you want to do, you get feedback from thinking “maybe that’s actually a dumb shot” plus confirmation from someone else.

[@tonylewis8370]

Not ever had an on course lesson before. Clearly you’re at a different level but for me I’d want more swing analysis/coaching rather than course management. A caddy should do that no? Enjoyed the video

[@michaelchua7265]

Loved this course, and was really impressive when you first walked in. Came in half an hour earlier to warm up at the driving range (undergoing renovations)

[@kalahariferrari6961]

An actual lesson where you learn a lot is priceless. A lesson where you have to continuously ask for advice on the shot, lie etc. makes it difficult to quantify the value (supplied by the coach). I want a coach that is proactive and takes away the little voices and uncertainty in my head. Guide my thoughts too please... But besides all of this, any lesson is worth gold, even if you get just one thing from it. Where I am living (Namibia) a lesson averages about N$450/hour, which I happily pay. So about $30 USD.

[@pphomsoupha]

Very cool and interesting, her shot vision versus yours. Thanks for sharing Matty!

[@patharahan3886]

Golf Sidekick is dope…✊🏻 Playa plays🔥

[@carylibby8282]

Your putting comment on hole #2 is spot on. In the 15 rounds I played this year, I had at least 40 putts at birdie (I'm a 20 handicap) and didn't make a single one. Yet I holed out at least 40 putts for par or bogey from outside of 10 feet. Whaddaplaya ... Whaddaguru!

[@GolfSidekick]

we are so silly

[@chrisireland6604]

$75 - $100 would be worth it for pro lesson! Love these golf videos, useful tips and great humour!👍🏻

[@t0rst3IV]

Very entertaining like every time.

[@metalheads-golf]

Waddacourse, and picking the spots to end up and have nice next is again so cool see that it works. Nice. 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻

[@wayneburger2125]

Well well well! Yes for that lesson! Mathew you just got some new perspective on your game. It’s always good to get some new perspective from someone else. ( I usually get mine from you, so thank you!) Loved the new tip on seeing your shot, ball flight and what you want to achieve out of it before you set up behind your ball on the T. Great lesson!

[@rtfcomputing4614]

Did a playing lesson years ago, was worth it at the time. I need to do another one as well but for different reasons and probably in the spring when it greens up. For a lesson on that course, I am guessing it was in the $225 USD range.

[@justwondering1967]

Mesmerizing!

[@denissonsing8632]

In Quebec a good coach charges around 150 per hour. So a 9 holes would cost 300cad. But please make sure the course you choose is not crowded as it's not fun to be pressured by followers when coach has to explain more than usual. Learning is worth it. Thanks Matt.

[@ianwoollard2063]

I pay $140 Australian per hour at my local course using a professional studio and Track man. I would expect to pay the same with my green fees added to the price. When I resolve a few more swing issues and can plot my way around the course more accurately I will be getting on course lessons. Love it.

[@dustinreed8161]

your reminders to like the videos always make me feel bad that I forgot to like the video right away

[@rrdanne]

As usuall a good video 👍😀

[@Damajesticone]

Look forward to the match

[@zenki96]

I paid $40 ($60 with the tip) for a nine hole lesson in North Carolina. Your lesson was definitely worth more than $60!

[@jusbringit]

did an on course lesson before its really good to have a different perspective and you will definitely get something out of it. Would pay around 100 for a 9 hole session

[@pkilla2857]

I would pay $69 for the innuendos within course management and club selection. The first tip of if you haven’t hit it in a while just practice a bit first but still hit it ⛳️

[@jeffee1933]

To be honest it was more of a lesson about the course, which can be very helpful when you are new to the course. Nice company for an afternoon though

[@antiprogpragmatist859]

Love Riverdale!….unfortunately haven’t played it in about 5 years

[@WINTERACTIVITY]

Nice!!

[@duffer0309]

Love your comment about trying to make putts. Over the winter I worked on lag putting and improved it significantly. But the downside was I was not converting birdies. After watching your shots saved video I looked at my # of holes to make a birdie and realized I was trying not to 3 putt instead of trying to make the putt. In July it took me 44.2 holes to make a birdie. Through 7 holes in October my YTD rate was 25.3 the highest I had ever been at the end of the year was 21.2 (last 5 years). For the 7 holes in October I was at 32 holes to make a birdie. At that point I was realized what I was doing, plus they aerated the greens and I stopped worrying as much about line and just hit the ball at the hole. I finished October at 14.6 holes to make a birdie. For November I’ve played 11 rounds and am averaging 11 holes to make a birdie. So if you are not trying to make a putt and don’t commit to a line you are not going to make a putt.

[@andrewcanavan3015]

How did you work on lag putting during the Winter?

[@duffer0309]

@@andrewcanavan3015 I have a WellPutt mat. It has a hole painted on the mat. I put an alignment rod 6” behind the hole. I then put a ball 5’ from hole. The putt must of past the hole but not roll over the rod. If you make you move back 6” and repeat all the way to 10’ the trick is if you miss you start over at 5’. Other drill I do is putt a ball as close to end of mat. Then put tee 6’ from end of mat. Then hit your next putt. It must stop short of 1st putt. Continue until you putt goes past the last putt or comes short of tee. Count how many balls that is. You can do that drill the opposite way and vary the distances. I usually do one drill for 3-6’.

[@andrewcanavan3015]

@@duffer0309 thank you for the reply and information. My putting has been atrocious lately and I aim to improve it this winter.

[@gianlucatapparello7301]

Priceless 😊

[@tigerwoodz86]

Instant like for this playa

[@lachd2261]

Damn she reads the course well, especially that 8i punch shot.

[@manbearpig7359]

13:35 My advice on voodoo holes is to pretend the centre of the fairway is the green on a long par 3. That way even if you miss slightly you are usually still in the fairway.....usually.

[@CoolDesignNinja]

Some great advice for me there..."just hit it normally and make sure you catch like all of it"...

[@GolfSidekick]

true playa high value

[@robmoon6442]

For that lesson I’d pay handsomely. Waddleplayer!

[@Discodaggers1]

The great thing about that lesson is you could write down everything you learnt on the back of your ball marker.

[@johnnyboy2459]

Knew I had seen you somewhere before playa! You seen the blues brothers brotha? Please do a fancy dress of that iconic film one day playa! 😁😁

[@bobbowers9379]

Yes, took a golf lesson vacation with my wife in Leesburg, Va., 3 days, 8 hours, 4- on course, each day, $2300 with breakfast and lunch included

[@bradweir1342]

I’d pay attention, for a lesson like this 🤣

[@ripTrEaD]

Uhoh back to blades this should be fun 😊

[@TexasGolfer]

Her face when you said “rental clubs”. 🤣

[@zacharyhankinson9637]

These videos make me want to get out and play even though I’m quite horrendous 😂 this golf lesson is probably worth at least $150, but I can’t afford that 😅

[@-TroyStory-]

I’d probably buy her a new pack of gum as payment for the lesson… I half expected her to start talking on her cell phone to one of her bff’s after the first hole. BFF: You busy girlfriend? Pro: nah it’s ok I’m not busy, just watching some duffer hack it all over the planet. BFF: how much are you charging him? Pro: Nothing. I don’t think I can help him so it wouldn’t be fair to charge him… maybe a pack of gum? 😂

[@davejohn255]

I was thinking that she was thinking this Playa is better than I am...especially after she hit it in the water on the island green...😄

[@TheJuicebox111]

very niceee i likeee

[@duffer0309]

I’ve taken a couple on course lessons and did not help me that much. I was concentrating so much I didn’t hit a really bad shot. Cost was same as normal lesson.

[@Navycopjoe]

I would easily pay $100 for that lesson. I'm sure if you had a major swing issue she would have worked on that But she worked on your mental game and I think the mental game is probably 90% of everything. If I can ever get my butt back for a Thailand golf vacation I am definitely gonna get a lesson or three.

[@sooniahn]

$100. She had great prospective, good attitude, good advice on some of the less common lies, and gave you a new way of looking at courses.

[@ArttillaZ]

My mannnnn

[@tomford87]

Honestly she did a lot of 'take this club and play this shot' but not enough of the 'why' for me. So probs $100 max

[@jordanbomb32]

The last lady pro he got lessons from did alot more explaining. She was great.

[@eprohoda]

pprofessional masterpiece~ )

[@la3424]

What course is this!?

[@CoolDesignNinja]

They took statistics on every golfer from Pros right on down and we ALL make more putts of same length to save par than make birdie...we try harder to not lose something than we do to win something, you have to be fierce and a bit greedy to get birdies.

[@lucksimi3320]

How much the golf lesson?

[@yagak2292]

Pretty and plesant company

[@ryanherlihy1101]

Definitely smashed

[@roberthortin5357]

Great video, Matt. A beautiful course, too. I think your guide was a little surprised at how good a playa you are! 🦘🏌🦘

[@MediocreGolf]

She is a Queen.

[@Timo-0070]

One on one with pro for 9 holes: $100-150? Invaluable insight & learnings 👊

[@callam8170]

This better be good I'm going to bed in 15mins 🤣

[@jonob1365]

I would pay my outstanding TV licence

[@Rich--J]

"How much would you pay for this lesson" at the 1:32 mark? I'd pay whatever she charges, but would pay double for a lesson with Michele Low and or Eric. The knowledge and patience they have, is what "we" amateurs need. Thanks for bring us these on course lessons playa.

[@GolfSidekick]

Brother I wouldn't pay her green fee for this lesson It was terrible Michele Low and Eric, easily $500-$1000 for $5000 worth of knowledge in 2-3 hours

[@DanTwigGolf]

I wanna do golf good

[@johnniekeats]

Most important advice at 6:56

[@GhostofEight]

hahaha

[@REvS]

Matt is steadily proving the driver isn't necessary even with pros telling him to use it

[@pradanakusuma]

15:19 so what happened??

[@jet6564]

She would benefit watching your videos to improve her lesson expertise.

[@j.lizbardo]

Usd $50-80 but it depends on the time spent

[@giordanoradelich632]

you kidding bud, you have a nice little game my man !

[@GolfSidekick]

thanks girlfriend!

[@EpicGolfHighlights]

For a full round of golf, to get all great tips from where i usually end up. I would pay 100$ 🙂

[@oliveradami199]

Yes, 120 € (that's about 130 $)

[@slowster2945]

Punch, or hold-off your irons, and release the driver! It seems like she's pretty young and possibly not overly experienced at on-course playing lessons, but still plenty of good nuggets of wisdom. I'd have expected a few second takes to practice a certain shot here and there.

[@bizzleb23]

Playa in chief

[@emmbers]

A lesson with her?😳 I’d pay whatever she tells me to playa!!🤙🏼

[@PrehistoricMeatEater]

Wow mate, you really choke up on the driver heh

[@mitchleming1931]

I would pay $100 max. It would be totally worth it for me to learn the process and the different shots! I would love to hear the insight of a pro and to learn how to score better! I've always wanted to go to Thailand, looks amazing! Waddalife!

[@isaac6705]

$100 max is just not worth it for most golf pros to teach a four hour lesson for. That's $25 an hour. They'd be better off serving tables.

[@mitchleming1931]

Yeah I bet its hot and humid. Money in the U.S. is worth more in Thailand. I have never taken a lesson so it would be beneficial for me, but I haven't brought myself to spend the money on it bc Ii can only play golf like half the year bc of weather. However I have improved with time, practice, and playing.

[@mikeflanagan4096]

No cost lesson. Promo of pro is payment in itself.

[@GolfSidekick]

if only

[@bobbys4327]

Do you live there or just visit a lot? Also, you have a good game man!

[@GolfSidekick]

living loving

[@cuppyco8371]

I’d keep going back just to tune the pro

[@qiao333]

She is so pretty

[@keiffer70]

Bro, you’re some golfer. You too could be a professional golf content creator like Wish Shiels. Love Riverdale!

[@Easypeck]

no need to hate on our boy Rick.

[@GolfSidekick]

No one is hating on Rick Bait

[@panthersgolfsociety841]

Are you going to play Black mountains?

[@GolfSidekick]

i have played it so much already, so will play a new one down there i havent played

[@johnking7649]

50 USD?

[@ianhammond6572]

I’m confused… you say these are your own clubs. Where have they come from? I thought you got off the train with just a putter under your arm (not the same one you were playing with)?

[@GolfSidekick]

Postal service is good in thailand.

[@dzfification]

Although this lesson is way above my level of thinking, I could easily pay $200 for a dedicated qualified teacher who actually cares about what I'm doing out there. I'd save that in lost balls quickly..

[@Charles-xm1ml]

Good caddie advice but not experienced enough to advice you.

[@alexchavez1418]

I just don’t understand how your voice can so different from when you talk to the camera vs when you do a voice over. Do you purposely change the sound of your voice?

[@teatimegolf]

Yea it makes the vids a little more interesting

[@GolfSidekick]

My Butler does a lot of them

[@jwilder2251]

I think she was serving as a caddie more than a coach, bc you already have the tools. But that’s worth 5 shots bc it freed up your mind

[@MJBGolf]

Maybe $60-100 depending on the pro

[@bkeindl]

lol caddy no good !

[@Inked_Kev]

I wouldn’t want to pay for a lesson like this, since I feel like she wasn’t really giving any input a caddy couldn’t give you. If I had to pay I would say 50$ would be a more than fair price.

[@therapi007]

4000 baht for the round -wadda pro ;-)

[@nilsseib]

I would pay 89 euros for that lesson 👍

[@robertkelly6282]

Thought the red mountain was the most expensive

[@GolfSidekick]

*In bangkok

[@fretless05]

I have no idea what anything costs in Thailand, so it's hard to put a price on a lesson, but to get ideas on course management, I'd think $50 in the US would be fair. It doesn't hurt that your coach is beautiful.

[@Danaugrego]

First hole shows it is a game of misses. Half-top/slice off the drive, thin second, pulls the right club and plays the safe shot…. GIR with a shot at bird babay!

[@GolfSidekick]

How much would you have paid for this lesson?

[@willllll7006]

Never had an on course lesson yet, but I would pay $100-150. Also, I would like to have the instructor be more hands on and walk me through the shot recommendations, point out what I do well, and what I need to improve on.

[@MikeJones-wk5kq]

She can have all my money

[@leeparkins4787]

@John Alm 😂

[@leeparkins4787]

@John Alm Nut got him a new round.. I’m a Nut man all day! More eggs than sausage 💀

[@ArttillaZ]

She could have me lololol

[@saucey566]

$75/hr

[@edmondomorgan8423]

😍🥵🔥

[@brascal13]

$100 seems reasonable but I would be totally distracted if the pro was as gorgeous as she was.