I Mastered the 50 Yard Pitch Shot by Simply Doing This

[@maximus9380]

Jerome - quick comment on the cameras in this video. The 2 guys shooting video are moving way too much and sometimes aren’t focusing on the important things. When Parker is talking but also showing, you have to see his whole body, club, and the ground. A lot of scenes fail to show everything in the same shot. You would have been better off with another stationary camera behind both of you and maybe another one at an angle (in addition to the green cam).

[@CarrterGolf1]

He doesn’t care I never se him reply to anyone

[@jsee2385]

​@MeanMints5 sounds like you guys were dating, then he broke up with you, and you're mad at him. Lmao. It's free content bro.

[@georgeyod286]

From what it looks like, I think he just hires random people to hold the cameras in whatever states he goes to. Unfortunately, these guys holding the cameras are not golfers so they don’t know wtf they’re doing lol

[@jorgeluisurbina9801]

All of his camera operators are not really versed in "camera work"...it is very BAD as an operator (cowboy hat guy) to cross in front of the other camera. Hey, Jerome's camera operators?! You have to cross from BEHIND and try not to cross the line while recording action. You camera operators need to be on the same axis line...so if the middle camera is getting both Jerome and Instructor. The second camera should be right next to the first to get a tight shot of either Jerome or Instructor. Get it?! You are wasting time moving / trying to find a good shot...just record the information...you're not filming a cinema here.

[@felixromanjr6242]

The coaches you've enlisted for your (our) improvement are truly the best coaches in explaining there concepts and keeping you on track but also keeping it vanilla enough the us as viewers can implement and improve aswell. Thank you for documenting your journey.

[@nuthbunditmahakul8435]

thanks a lot Jerome , I am viewer from Thailand . Thanks for taking us to meet all world class coaches and learn a lot from all of them ❤

[@davismccardle1]

This channel is amazing because it gives you an actual lesson from a high priced instructor that you wouldn't EVER get for free. Subscribed.

[@josephescalante3147]

I envy the fact you have had the opportunity to work with Parker. He is my favorite coach when it comes to the short game. Love your content when it comes to the coaches.

[@dezerteagle6412]

Great coach! Awesome lessons. Dudes really easy to understand and doesn’t get caught up in instructions. Keep him on the channel for sure 👍

[@TagordaGolf]

i love the vibe of this coach. it match your personality

[@tjvbham5831]

Parker's explanation of these shots is terrific. Great channel with excellent content.

[@charlesfranzel8088]

Love these lessons❤️🙏

[@JeromeRufin]

Glad you like them!

[@darrynb1422]

Hey Jerome, love for you to get one of the coaches to explain how to hit the hardest shot in golf - The 50 yard bunker shot. Also, love your videos but would like you to just mention what club you are playing and also what bounce on your wedges. Thanks keep up the good work.

[@abaker7669]

Never made a chip in my life until your last Vid with him... thanks to you and Parker for the content !!!

[@elmowillgetu96]

thanks for the gold content Jerome, appreciate you

[@bassmasta9117]

Love these vids, makes me wanna go out and GOLF ⛳ ⛳

[@dpmiam]

Love his lessons

[@montamin9161]

Thanks Jerome love this lesson

[@JeromeRufin]

Glad to hear it!

[@aidan3564]

Jerome can you start making more videos of you playing rounds of golf? I think we all miss seeing that kind of content

[@industrialpalletworx3548]

Parker is the best. I don't think I've heard him talk about the clock method for different distances with your wedges. That's something I would recommend more as a point of refrence. As in the 50 yard shot your arms went to about 9 o'clock. 70 yards maybe 1030. With a bit of practice you can reference a clock position. I don't use it as a hard fast rule, but more of a point of reference for feeling the shot distance.

[@mrsimonsgraper2]

Great video man, wondering what your wedge setup is currently? I'm still trying to figure out which lofts to play.

[@DurantDaGoat]

Would love to see some vids following your rounds after these lessons.

[@sirblt4923]

8-10 hrs at work, then you practice until the lights turn off, & you have the best coaches in the world - you almost got that Mamba Mentality, but don't overthink it, just practice practice practice & focus on the basics! Another great video, Jerome!!

[@wilweymouth]

Hi jerome from rainy england , watched all of your videos since day one , this was my favourite . What clubs was you using for the different shots , and have you got a handicap YET, your much improved Great video!.

[@murf6023]

What club were you using on this 50 yard wedge shots?

[@CptGolfsAlot]

On the same journey, started at the same time, have dedicated my life to it and also have the unfair advantage of a world class trainer. What is interesting is how similar progression has become, but how different our perception of cause and effect is. You were fixing hip rotation, I was fixing ball flight, identical lesson😂 My only advice is to not take advice from idiots like me, but you should read "every shot counts" and if you are into psychology, "golf is not a game of perfect". Keep up the good work!

[@bentwookie348]

This vanilla swing has really helped me with my chipping, but I notice everything goes left of where I'm aiming and I don't know how to fix it. Ball contact and consistency has improved by like 90% though.

[@dempseyburnette5586]

When we going to see you play 18 again? That’s the best part, seeing you play and your improvement

[@JeromeRufin]

Soon I’ve been injured actually. Will talk more about it in my next video

[@MPerski]

Just curious … Now that you’ve been on this journey for a while now, AND that you’ve improved so much already, … Have you upgraded your clubs? Have you been fitted? What’s in your bag now? I guess, does technology make a difference in the golf swing? 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@XFreQ69]

It doesn't ... You can buy anything from this century, won't make a difference. I like the parallel with photography: if you're a bad photographer, you can buy the latest full frame body from the big names and the most expensive lenses, you're just gonna be taking random pictures. If you're a real photographer, you can do art using gear from 40 years ago.

[@Jackdale101]

Short Game Chef is so good...Dave Grieve too 👍

[@timmyotoole6063]

new channel rule. you're not allowed to mention dan grieves

[@Jackdale101]

@@timmyotoole6063 Thanks - wasn't sure if it was Dave or Dan Grieves. Dan Grieves is a great short game instructor who works with the best pros and amateurs in the world. Thanks again for correcting me - Dan Grieves it is 😉‼️

[@lukemurphy6315]

DAN GRIEVE!!!!! He transformed my short game and deserves all the shout outs. Amazing instructor.

[@calumdj]

these short game videos are gold

[@JeromeRufin]

Thanks!

[@HugoAvaDaddy]

You should revisit one of your first coaches like Chris Smeal for a review of your progress

[@ajhd95]

You need to get over to the UK to meet the short game wizard Dan Grieve's lad. No disrespect to this man though, personally got a lot out of this.

[@Sloan-V]

Great video!

[@JeromeRufin]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@jackjetpilot]

I did my part👍

[@Roberto-bd9fq]

Thing is if you don't practice those shots or they don't come up in competition you will still feel uncomfortable over them, but it is better to try than to do nothing. I use a mantra when off for short game: push, turn, drop, turn, just for cadence, what many call tempo. Also, you can use a metronome, to train with.

[@CARPital]

So just practice those shots?....

[@Roberto-bd9fq]

@@CARPital Well it is like the foundation of a house, you have to build a reliable foundational golf swing and the short game swing is the place to start.

[@georgeyod286]

the camera guy at the beginning of the video lol

[@scottbeard2601]

If you are serious about short game, you need to reach out to Dan Grieve. Extremely clear, helps people from tour, legends and amateurs… there’s no one better!

[@seanwinkle8365]

So it's been a little while. What's the handicap at these days?

[@rajuvaripetpatelkumon36]

This is the guy that was crying after getting hit by a golf ball 😂😂

[@ajhd95]

Link?

[@SLAMBANGO]

Nice cameo by Anomoly

[@Spillaz]

Time stamp?

[@swish1onu]

Aside from putting weight on the lead leg.. these short game coaches have very different chipping styles

[@evwdstudio9665]

Why need wrist hinge? Previously instructor show there is no wrist hinge.. 🤨

[@robthomas4137]

I’ve seen a bunch of your videos and watched your swing. The one thing I notice that I haven’t yet seen anybody bring up is that you always seem to end up with your weight on your right toe at the top of your backswing. This is never going to promote a swing coming from the inside and I believe it’s a major contributor to your inconsistent shots. If you set a 2 x 4 piece of wood on the floor, stand on it and try to make swings staying in balance, I think you will see the problem right away. The fundamentals of any sport begin with balance and from what I have seen that has not been properly addressed. I think once you realize where your weight has got to be throughout your backswing and especially at the top, and then Master that, you will see massive improvements in your ball striking. Other than that, your swing is looking great!

[@ChrisSavage94]

let's get an 18 hole vlog.

[@roberttysinger4837]

Question and not a statement! Do you ever feel that you’re getting lessons as if you’re a scratch golfer but your more like a 10-15? No disrespect intended . My coach has me chipping/pitching with straight arms with no wrists involved. Honest question.

[@Jackdale101]

Take a look at Dan Grieves videos on the short game - he uses that quite rigid back swing to generate regularity and different styles of shot - lower, mid height, high. I've tried it and it works - you just have to push yourself to push / straighten your arms away from you until you reach hip level. It's actually like a real / pro back swing starts so, once you get a feel for it, it's good to adopt for the big game too 👍

[@Riva_AU]

The guy with the camera continuously walking through the shot is so annoying, Rule no 1 is to stay out of the dam frame!!

[@Belbivdevoe]

What's with Indiana jones shooting a white guy safari ?

[@tarantulatar1410]

cheng chung beng bung

[@viinhsonta]

All the golf’s coach talks too much. Show your action in example not talking.

[@angeldelgado6506]

Hate from the US🎉

[@Mirage-r6t]

Very vague instruction. Couldn't get much out of it.

[@timmyotoole6063]

ugh more short game

[@type64jj]

Buddy you have good content but the duration is just way to long so just gets boring to watch.

[@N0Sm4rtA55e5]

I think they’re perfect you can watch them split up or watch them in one go

[@industrialpalletworx3548]

​@@N0Sm4rtA55e5agreed

[@CARPital]

Exactly, this isn't for the tiktok generation with limited attention span. This is for the serious people that want every detail and improve their swing

[@MissySkis]

You could take a break I guess, if it's too long for you to follow. Others like as much content as possible. There was a ton of great stuff in this video, not sure what you'd cut out and then be able to follow each section as well as you can now.

[@undscvrd4990]

APOLOGIZE TO THAT MAN, YOU ARE CRUEL