"The BEST GOLF TIP I've EVER HAD" Tour Pro's Share | Me And My Golf

[@djjazzyjeff1232]

Andy Sullivan's tip is one that I've heard before and that I've really tried to take to heart. I'll give you a perfect example. Today I was on hole 6 on my local course (yes my local course is open here in Minnesota and I'm so grateful) short-medium length par 4, and I hit the best drive I've ever hit on that hole. Dead center, perfectly balanced swing, baby fade, and landed 20 yards past the red stake, so had 80 left into the green. No hazards, step up with my sand wedge and skull it head-high 130 yards, well over the green, through the pines behind the green and laid up in a row of bushes probably 35ish yards long of the green with pine tree branches hanging waist-shoulderish high between me and the green. As soon as it came off the face of my sand wedge I said out loud to my playing partner in a laughing-it-off sort of tone. "Uh oh! Hahaha whoooaaaaa, whoops! Well, ya had to know that was coming sooner or later after a drive like that!" And so then I go up to the new location of my ball, grab a 6 iron to keep it low under the branches, and just give it really firm chip-stroke whack and it rolls and bounces under the trees, through the fringe, up onto the green 9 feet left and pin-high. Then I 2 putt knock it in for a 5. Not the end of the world. I saved a bogie. I'm not a tour pro, so it's fine. Bogies happen all the time. Heck if I bogied every hole I'd call it a semi-decent day. Moral of the story is I didn't let it get in my head, and I turned it into a bogie instead of a 7 or an 8. I just went to the ball and just gave it another whack best I could. That's the gist of golf anyway isn't it? Hit the ball, go find, it, hit it again! That tip is applicable to golf but also just everyday life in general. When you're sweating something that ultimately doesn't matter that much, take a deep breath and try and keep it all in perspective.

[@meandmygolf.]

Yes this is such an important part to get right and it takes practice! Glad you were able to action it.

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

I haven't played golf in years and I still appreciate the tips

[@meandmygolf.]

Glad you enjoy them. Some great times here from the best!

[@matthaines4162]

Last tip the best. My big miss is a hook with the driver. Some days I have it and some I don’t. I always try and correct it instead of aiming down the right. I know I should but the need to hit straight overpowers me! I will try this advice next time.

[@trfergusonjr]

The best golf tip I ever got was to take up bowling.

[@meandmygolf.]

😂😂

[@paulpanamarenko]

I watched a video of Moe Norman the other day, and he said “I let the golf club balance me.” 🤯 I took that thought to the course, and played some of the best golf I have ever played. It made me feel like my body was just the central pivot point for the club head to swing around. A good visualization is like when you swing a kid around you by their wrists so they fly in the air. If you let go, you would fall backward (and your wife would leave you 😂), so the force of the child’s weight pulling away from you is what keeps you in balance. I hope this helps somebody.

[@reginaldinoenchillada3513]

I like a lot of what moe has to say but 25 yrs ago I wanted to swing on one plane with all clubs (didnt work). now I realize it's one swing for driver, slightly different swing with long irons, very different swing with short irons, 4th tiny swing for a putt. I no longer want them all the same.

[@tipsy09]

Like swinging a flag stick

[@wirarifqy8677]

This video worth thousand of dollar, especially your tips Piers, cause that's my current problem. Not forget to mention Andy, Henrick, and Danny willets tip. I'll give you guys my own tips: "You guys are missing gems! why? Cause in your free time and don't know what to do and you're so broke, you don't watch the free Me and My Golf Video, and any other great youtuber *worth to mention Clay Ballard (TSG), Rick Shiels, Chriss Ryan, Eric cogorno, golf Sidekick, and many more!! I love your content so much guys!! Helped me a lot! Can't thank enough!" *sorry if my grammar is incorrect* Greetings from Indonesia

[@meandmygolf.]

Hi Wira, So happy to hear that we help. Hope these tips are useful to you!!

[@pfloydy]

First tip is absolutely fantastic

[@Kimmer]

I love the 2 tee tip the best. Can't wait to try it on the driving range. Thanks!

[@olsonoutdoors783]

So many awsome tips. I would have to say my favourite is one I’ve heard before and it immediately took 3 strokes off my game. Its the last one. “Dont be training when you play golf, just play golf with the training youve got”. Aka know the difference between training and practicing, and when you’re playing golf. Fix the problems at the range or during a training/practice round. I tell myself that i am not allowed to do anything more than take mental notes during a round of play but they are put into a mental box for later l. right now just play golf.

[@meandmygolf.]

Glad this was useful Olson!

[@brianfallon3953]

Thanks guys! I actually liked all of the tips including both of yours and I was so impressed by the tour players genuine responses. They honestly shared what has made a difference for them and in turn took the time to help all of us. That's really what life is about; people helping people.

[@michaelszlachta302]

Piers thank you for your iron tip! Both tips are excellent. Thank you !

[@rtfcomputing4614]

One of the best videos MAMG videos ever done. Each tip had some relevance to my game either in reminding me of things (follow through, 7 shots, etc) or simply something I am working on like chipping.

[@meandmygolf.]

That's great. Glad you liked it. I think all the tips will have relevance to us all. Worth paying attention to these.

[@jeremychristensen2875]

Andy that is exactly what I did today, I’ve been cutting the ball off the tee badly, so today I played for it. I hit it terribly but it was always in play because I played for it. Great advice.

[@meandmygolf.]

Great Jeremy. It's such a game changer when it comes to score.

[@rufussthoo2017]

All really good tips but the most useful for my game is Andy'd and Andy's, about two things that impact my game every time I play - controlling (or not) my reactions and emotions and trying to fix an issue while playing a round. Thanks guys. Stay safe, keep well.

[@adambrown5894]

Similar to Henrik’s toe down/shaft more upright/swing like it’s a putt- chipping idea is the tip/concept I got from a video M&MG made and it made a world of difference.

[@spellingchampeon]

Best tip: watch GOLF SIDEKICK!! WADDAPLAYA!

[@tylerdurden2093]

planting feathers, growing birdies

[@green.reider]

I can't stand that guy

[@grantpederson3645]

The way a of playa!!!

[@iainwyper9661]

Really useful drills re. the early release Piers. I've worked really hard over the last few years, improved my swing no end and slashed my handicap but, no matter how hard I try, I still struggle to create and maintain enough lag on a consistent basis as I often release the club a little early. It can make you look a right idiot as well as you can be totally striping it on any given day and then get one from nowhere that you catch a fat or thin. I'll be trying those drills in the garden!

[@robertharper874]

This was an amazing video. This was incredible and I think no will never stop watching this. Thanks Andy and Pierce.

[@meandmygolf.]

Glad you enjoyed it Robert. Some fantastic tips here.

[@whr3346]

I learned about the foot wedge this week

[@kimef9631]

Andy Sullivan's tip was spot on! The easiest tip to talk about but hardest to follow!! My best tip is to eat and drink, that is Very important!

[@jhoff1114]

All the tips from Me and My Golf are the best I've received! Stay safe guys and keep the tips coming!

[@meandmygolf.]

Happy to here that. Hope you are safe and well.

[@yton4087]

Danny's putting tip will be beneficial. It will steady my takeaway. Thanks.

[@meandmygolf.]

Hope it helps.

[@randymahony8157]

Love the video. Tough to choose between advice. Some really good ones and really simple things.

[@meandmygolf.]

Great Randy. Yes a good mix of everything here.

[@randymahony8157]

@@meandmygolf. I forgot to add the best tip I ever got. Instead of swinging out of your shoes club up and keep your tempo.

[@robertbogdan7058]

My best tip was a putting tip. On the putting green take 3 balls on a level, straight putt. DON'T putt to a target just take your practise swing and hit 3 balls with it. For me that's about back to my little toe on my right foot and through. The balls will all travel to within a foot of each other. Pace off that distance. Do it a couple times if you like. Now you know that today your practise swing will travel say, 7 paces on that speed of green. You can then adjust the length of your putter swing on the course for distance, up/downhill, grain, break, wind, etc. My distance control has never been better. Try it.

[@johnanthony6324]

All your stuff is beneficial guys, you explain in such a way that its easily relatable unlike the majority of Pro coaches who seem to enjoy prolonging the dark art! Keep the quality going, you’re different class!

[@meandmygolf.]

Thanks John. Appreciate that!

[@TheTigers500]

My best tip ever is to not have a strait right arm. When I had a strait right arm I swung the club rom the outside and in, which created a slice shot. Now I bend my right arm just a little bit and that helps at take off in the backswing

[@Journeytocollegegolf]

Thank you guys so much

[@meandmygolf.]

Pleasure Mikey. Hope you are well.

[@Journeytocollegegolf]

Thank you hope you are well as well

[@merkules2001]

My thought is loosen your grip. When i lighten the pressure it applies from my fingers and populates the entire body.

[@TheChiropracticTable]

I enjoyed Piers’ tip the most as it is currently what I’m struggling with. One shot I hit it thin, next shot Is fat. Just poor low point control lately. Going to try these two drills.

[@grantnewell6201]

Best tip was from yourself Piers . I was struggling with the chipping part of my game, but can strike the ball well generally. Your tip on making sure the face is more open in the takeaway has transformed my chipping and I’m gradually getting more confident. Thanks.

[@marks.Landing]

Andy I think your tip was the best and most sensible, play with what you have on the day, fantastic tip mate will implement, cheers Mark Aussie

[@meandmygolf.]

Thanks Mark. Yes this was game changer for me.

[@cliffhregis]

Pierce I don't know if you believe in universal synchronicity... but your tip about how to prevent hitting fat shots it's exactly what I needed and exactly what I was going to work on today. So many thanks

[@meandmygolf.]

Great Clifton. Perfect timing then! Hope it helps. Keep us posted👍🏻

[@robbreeze7599]

THANK YOU HENRIK!!!!!!

[@meandmygolf.]

Glad trios was useful Rob

[@bradhardy100]

Westwood tip really impressed me..

[@Thomas57588]

This video is awesome! Very interesting to hear what advice has helped these golfers break through! I will be incorporating some of these tips into my game.

[@meandmygolf.]

Glad you enjoyed it Thomas. When these guys talk, we have to listen.👍🏻

[@reginaldinoenchillada3513]

This is a great video guys, thank you! I'm working in my backyard driving range hitting the ball into the sheet that I put up in between some trees. you guys inspired me to make a little practice area. Did some swing changes just before lockdown and hadn't quite adjusted yet. Starting to feel more comfortable.

[@meandmygolf.]

That's great. Happy to hear you have something set up.

[@BeachBow]

2 pieces of advise, the best I've ever gotten. Both came from Harvey Penick. "If you play golf, you're my friend. If you read my books, you're my student". And "Take dead aim". JM2C

[@bobw7008]

This couldn't have come at a better time ..... down time. But the tips are bright spots that I could work on. Many thanks.

[@meandmygolf.]

Glas this is good for you Bob. Some "gold" in here from great players.

[@johanrejeep]

Work on forward shaft lean at impact. Do you prefer the semi-ruff over a well cut fairway? Now you know why.

[@paulm9683]

Great tips guys thanks

[@meandmygolf.]

Thanks Paul. Some great stuff here!

[@davidgreenman486]

I have practised Stenson tip and it seems to work for me. Will remember the mind set side of things more now as well. Cheers guys

[@meandmygolf.]

Great David. Such good tips in here!

[@christophers.1517]

Wow! One of my favorite videos from you guys! Loads of great advice from everyone. My favorite personally is Piers tip on hitting two tee pegs in order to work on moving your weight forward and hitting through the shot. But I will definitely try many of these suggestions. Thanks, fellas!

[@meandmygolf.]

Glad you enjoyed this Chris. Yes some top tips here from the best!

[@stewartwhite5062]

Fantastic tips guys Thank you. My favourite tip was allowing yourself 7 mistakes.

[@MrCCaldwell222]

Piers. Your tip helped exactly where my struggle has been. Thank you. Andy, yours a good one too. I've been guilty of trying to "fix" on the course. Bad idea. Also Andy, could you fix the crooked flower picture in your kitchen? LOL

[@meandmygolf.]

Glad this was useful Charles.

[@zimkitch]

Great vid guys. Interested with P's thoughts on the move to the left. The move needs to be combined with rotation as well and that's the tough part. A move/slide to the left without rotation = my long term affliction - Early Extension!! The tip that cures that would be gold dust.

[@rolandhoward9412]

Always great quality, gentlemen. Only weak link was Andy's tin can audio! lol - good advice tho

[@meandmygolf.]

Hi Roland. Glad you liked it. Yes the kitchen was very Echoey!!😂

[@ericwatts9125]

Such a great vid!

[@saadur-rehman5743]

Hitting The Two Tees

[@dominicmeehan8322]

Allow yourself 7 bad shots! Love it...in my case I'd probably have to reset every 2nd hole!! Who's cutting your hair Andy??

[@humbertogomez13]

Really useful tips! 👍

[@meandmygolf.]

Glad you enjoyed them.👍🏻

[@Malvarious]

Great tips! Thanks for the great content, fellas!

[@meandmygolf.]

Thanks Garrett. Glad this was useful

[@TheMidnightGolfer]

Brill tips guys 👍

[@meandmygolf.]

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@KallRamanathan]

Amazing job with the consolidated tips. Thanks ⛳ My favorite, also 2 rolled in to 1 - Henrik Stenson's and Piers Ward's 👍🏼 Stay well and stay safe and keep them coming 😊

[@meandmygolf.]

Thanks Kall. Glad you enjoyed them.

[@n31l92]

Great video guys, I don’t think I’ve a favourite tip out of them all, they are all good, if I really had to choose, I’d pick piers one with strike point, this is something I struggle with hitting behind the ball, great video guys, great tips and most of them will be very useful to my game, keep safe guys

[@GaryTurpie]

Probably Henrik Stenson's tip was the best for me as my 100 yard in game is my achilles heel My best advice I received was no matter how bad or good your shot was as soon as you get to your ball its a fresh shot

[@meandmygolf.]

Love it Gary. Focus on what you have in front of you.

[@robertsutton2407]

Level head - shows how the head moves horizontally, especially on the follow through. Thanks

[@meandmygolf.]

Pleasure Robert. Hope you enjoyed the video and are safe and well.

[@adamhowells8494]

Lee westwoods was the best I think I struggle with the same thing something to work on 👍

[@meandmygolf.]

Hope his drills helps you out Adam.

[@jwilliamb89]

My best tip is to do with hip rotation and using alignment sticks to help from one of your past videos.

[@meandmygolf.]

Great Josh. Hope you're keeping it going.

[@Angler69]

Even at the top, come down. Iron shots. Keep your weight even 50/50 at the top of your swing, coming down on the ball automatically transfers weight forward.

[@clausnorup6415]

awesome video!

[@blancoga1]

Best tip for me: Keep my back to target longer during the downswing. Turned my fade into a draw!!

[@meandmygolf.]

Love it!

[@Kevin-Likes-Golf]

Thanks for tips! Is the picture in Andy's kitchen crooked?

[@meandmygolf.]

😂😂It is Kevin. I've just noticed.

[@humbertogomez13]

Could you make a video about how to reach scratch golf.

[@humbertogomez13]

I'm a 13 year old and my handicap is 11, any tips on how to reach the European/ PGA tour?

[@meandmygolf.]

We will discuss that Humberto.

[@narvik6136]

For me I must go with Sullies. For a long time if I'd played a bad shot it would affect the next couple of holes, I read a book psychology & golf. Now I play by the you can only control the controllable. If I have a bad shot I dont possess a time machine to fix it so it becomes a so it happens what can I learn from it. Golf is a game of mistakes, the winner is the person who makes the least lol. Stay safe guys

[@meandmygolf.]

I think we have all struggled with this one Neil Definitely work in progress.

[@dawsoncollins9368]

miguel jimenez is a beast. I was just watching him play from the early 2000s

[@meandmygolf.]

He's great Dawson. A character!

[@lgeiger]

Best tip was actually by Bob Ross: "We don't make mistakes, we make happy accidents." If you play golf like that, you'll have so much fun and also play a lot better.

[@andyc4777]

A lot of Cowan love!

[@meandmygolf.]

A great coach Andy.

[@andyc4777]

Meandmygolf without a doubt one of the best 😁👊🏻

[@wsoublo]

Piers, what net are you using?

[@meandmygolf.]

It's a PGA Tour Net from American Golf William.

[@adl9705]

mine wasnt a tip but more of a discovery, i start with most of my weight on the lead leg and try not to move it, it gives me a very stable swing and very good contact.

[@green.reider]

Practice full swings with your feet close together

[@pukkapeter]

Folks looking for technique tips and during lockdown Bernd Weisberger: "Go out there and enjoy it everyday" 😂

[@danlindholm8840]

No one shown appreciation of Proudman’s epic minute smiley stare down at the very end although it was slightly creepy 😂👍

[@meandmygolf.]

😂😂

[@chrisi1920]

Thanks Piers, Andy and contributors, that was a great set of tips from everyone. Also, seeing the pros practicing into their backyard nets and in garages and gardens gives me a sense of inclusion as we all are facing this situation in similar ways. It'll be interesting to see how everyone plays when the tour starts again (hopefully soon!).

[@andrewyeates7717]

Andy, straighten that square pic behind you on the wall. Its driving me ocd nuts 🤣🤣🤣

[@meandmygolf.]

😂😂 I noticed that after. Sorted now.👍🏻

[@andrewyeates7717]

@@meandmygolf. 🤣🤣🤣 thanks. Great tips by the way 😃👍

[@ItsShippo]

Best tip I've ever got is to order your beers when you're on the 17th green

[@westy1479]

Lee Westwood tip, top class....

[@meandmygolf.]

Yes a great one right there!

[@colinwhite2724]

Everybody in your area selling up, Piers?

[@zzxxyy22]

Best tip...watch me and my gold... easy

[@meandmygolf.]

Thanks Good. Glad this was useful to you.

[@jayhamilton2915]

No surprise that Kuchar didn't receive credit for a tip.

[@ianatkinson8533]

nice burn on Kuchar... deserves more thumbs-up

[@holleyz713]

Westwood put on that Covid 19lbs.

[@sl8185]

All your neighbours are moving out Piers!

[@meandmygolf.]

😂😂I know. They have all improved their golf knowledge though

[@silkysteve25a]

7 mistakes in a round.!! I normally make 7 mistakes per hole 😆

[@meandmygolf.]

😂😂. Work out how many you are going to allow yourself based on this Steve.

[@silkysteve25a]

@@meandmygolf. thanks. It would probably be double that amount so 14 would be a good place to start.

[@anneevans9154]

Unfortunately, golf tips from years back are not all being taught these days. Especially with the hindsight of fast camera shots and slow motion.

[@qualitycheck3319]

first one

[@Journeytocollegegolf]

First

[@Pooler29]

The best tip I got was not to renew my membership...and consider taking up curling

[@Throwmethewhip]

Keep in mind that the greatest ball striker in history never took a lesson, and never watched a video either because they weren’t available. You’re very welcome.

[@bornuponawave]

That dudes tip at 3:55 sucked.

[@colinbrown1321]

Shorten your clubs. They fit in the bin easier.

[@joshdolzanski2869]

Best tip for me is not to hit the ball with hands all body

[@meandmygolf.]

Love it Josh👍🏻

[@stephenbarr6558]

Not saying it’s my best tip, but one that so many professionals tell me when I go for a lesson is ! Stay away from KZbin !

[@daverimmer271]

Great advice, great tips 👍🏻

[@meandmygolf.]

Thanks Dave, Glad you enjoyed it.