The Keys To Scoring With An Ugly Swing

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0:00 Intro
0:28 Front 9
9:01 Back 9
15:16 Recap

[@IvanProsper]

If you were just another youtuber with a silky swing, hitting stingers and holes-in-one, I wouldn't watch the channel. Your swing is relatable and the tips on course and attitude are transforming my play. keep it up :)

[@andrikristianto2577]

Well said brother!

[@NotAScratchGolfer]

Thanks man

[@mistahshorthitter]

He's definitely relatable to most golfers.

[@jcoleman924]

IDK Man... I'm a fan and i read majority of comments. Over 80% of the people are just golf fans here who love the content. I wouldn't let the 20% speak for for majority here. Most of us see how you use course management, swing tweaks, and an AWESOME putting game to stay single digit. Your course management talk is my favorite.

[@NotAScratchGolfer]

Appreciate it! I'm not fazed by the negativity, I just find the obsession with "golf swing" funny!

[@tdub___1322]

You're absolutely right, it should speak to the ridiculousness of that 20% that they're telling him he can't break 80 on a video of him doing just that.

[@JohnDavis-zv6yg]

I second this, the way you explain your mentality and how you manage your expectations and failures is 100% what helps me most about your videos. You prove to me that you can enjoy and score well in golf even if you don't have the hours that a pro or retiree have to pump into the game.

[@ForzaOwnz]

/r/golf is a cess pool of crap golfers and even crappier attitudes. I would stay away from what they say completely

[@ForzaOwnz]

@@NotAScratchGolfer /r/golf is filled with people trying to break 120. Don't sweat it at all

[@felixkelley593]

You’re by far my favorite golfer on KZbin, like how you manage the course and not let ego or bad shots alter the way you play,

[@TheGratedcheese]

I love watching good players with bad swings. It really shows that golf is more of a mentality than anything. Good players with bad swings tend to be more focused on keeping the round going than blowing up and breaking clubs over every bad contact/swing that pops up. Keep proving people wrong!

[@applegreen4118]

I disagree with u on fundamentals- there are no fundamentals set in stone - for every fundamental out there I’ll show u a great golfer that did it differently - every golfer needs to find his own ‘set of fundamentals’ - bottom line - find a swing that works for u and one which u are comfortable with ! - I love your video and your approach to this lovely game 👍

[@rudyruiz9521]

I think once people get the basics they can deviate. They can then learn what they like, what is comfortable, or what they are physically capable of. I think people should use their natural swing with a correct grip and little more. The best swing, like the best fly cast, he best home runs, or the best strikes are the ones I never think about. The ones that I'm not thinking anything at all or everything. Depends on the day.

[@applegreen4118]

@@rudyruiz9521 - - I prefer a strong grip - my brother prefers a weak grip etc - others prefer a neutral grip - so what is a correct grip ? When it concerns golf , Nothing is set in stone !

[@davidgraham8058]

@@applegreen4118There are some fundamentals that every good player does and it’s pretty much impossible to be a good player without them. Anyone with any swing can probably get to a 5 handicap, but realistically you need good fundamentals to be a really good player.

[@applegreen4118]

@@davidgraham8058 - the late papwa sewgolam -right handed pro golfer in the 1960’s in South Africa - played professional golf with his left hand lower than his right on the club - the guy beat the Gary Player in the Natal Open playing reverse handed

[@dietzdj]

Most important aspect of the swing is The position at impact. Does not matter how you get there. I would trade my “good swing” for a swing I could reliably control like you do

[@rielbertrand8255]

Your swing is functional, your club selection,course management and short game is on point. Giving the high to mid handicapers hope.

[@paulkaiser4449]

My friend tried to change his lifelong swing and it nearly ruined him. Went from high 80s/low 90s to demoralizing rounds above 100 every time. Play golf not golf swing. Keep it coming big A 💥

[@sebbi58]

Hey Adam, been following your content for a while and im a huge fan. Im a scratch junior golfer who also has a somewhat unorthodox swing so your content resonates with me. If you’re ever in the Bay Area, let me know and we can get a round in together at my club (I think it will fit your game 😉).

[@DnDAnalysis]

99.9% would dream of low 80s after a 43 front 9. Well played.

[@natejohnson692]

I don't comment much on KZbin, but I love the use of a little bit of the Aimpoint using the feet to read the greens. I always get crap from the people I golf with when I do that. The don't seem to notice when I either hole it or put it within a foot of the cup. Love the content you are putting out.

[@jzhague1]

One thing you do better than most people I know is keeping your misses in play. A lot of people draw up great plans and the top it into a creek, pop it up OB, or any number of poor shots. Your swing is good enough that it goes generally where you’re hoping, or it’s a bad shot but still in play.

[@adrianbullaoit1866]

That's wild and awesome! Your ability to play to your strengths, manage the course while staying level headed and not letting your emotions take you out of the game is amazing! 🍻 to you!

[@MrSaints74]

The problem with watching your videos for me is now every time I have a bad shot (which is basically every shot) I will be wanting to hear the duck quack lol. Thanks Adam watching your videos at work gets me thru the day. I can live vicariously watching these videos and only dream of being on the golf course that much.

[@LEV1ATHYN]

Love your game Adam. Been shaving scores recently by simply taking much more club than my ego dictates and swinging for smooth contact. Really appreciate your perspectives.

[@lincolnballard3588]

I get that the self effacing [read: humble] perspective is your mantra, but you're super flexible, make a great turn back, work hard on your game, and have a solid short game. It's no mystery why you play as well as you do. Keep up the great content, Adam!

[@NotAScratchGolfer]

Thanks man

[@mattjkv47]

"The game isn't called golf swing, it's called golf" that has changed the way I look at my game and where my attention should be focused. Great videos as always

[@DDBreloaded]

I love your channel, and the biggest piece of advice that has resonated with me is taking ego out of the club selection. It's helped put me hole high far more often, giving shorter chips for those misses. Now I just need your short game prowess to lower my scores!

[@joeb7508]

First time watching this KZbin. Love this approach. Thanks 😊

[@DreGolfs]

That was a solid back nine. Those greens were tough inside 5 ft, lots of bumps.

[@flnative7553]

the more I watch your videos the more I enjoy them. I had the same exact swing as you far inside takeaway and my handicap was sitting around 7-8. I made some big changes in my swing to gain more distance and get my score lower. It has been a grind to say the least. Right now I find myself playing lights out front 9 then losing my swing back 9 which takes my score to 81-82. I do feel I can move the ball either direction better now and can control ball flight which is promising as I get comfortable with the swing changes. keep up the great content.

[@jacobgreen2944]

glad you put out a video on the ridge course too, this one captures the landscape much better. nothing like the okanagan.

[@Dan_BCtoAZ]

Love the videos Adam, keep ‘em coming!! I’m 55 years old, and an 8.1 index, I don’t have a great swing, it’s not bad, it’s just not great, but I did get better when I slowed my backswing down (smoother transition) and shortened my back swing, but that’s just for me, everyone’s swing is unique. Course management, which you and I have discussed before, will 100% be the biggest key to players improving their scores. If I had any advice for you, it’d be….play when or where it’s warmer. 😂

[@JonnyPlaysGolf]

Well played, Adam! Almost looked like you played badly and you scored pretty nicely, especially after the start! Love the content keep it coming please 😂

[@Thejoseylife]

Love your channel! I too suffer from an ugly swing and a decent game…you’re an inspiration!

[@huddwah]

Adam you come across as a very likeable dude that would be enjoyable to play with... Which is just one of many good reasons why your channel is so watchable.. wish you continued success ✌️

[@NotAScratchGolfer]

Thanks man

[@jroq1235]

I'd be interested in seeing some slow motion shots of both dtl and head on views of your swing. While you might say the swing is "ugly" I suspect your position at impact is probably pretty good. Doesn't really matter how you get there, as long as you get there. Good players can have a variety of unorthodox looking swings but when you look at impact they all basically are doing the same thing.

[@NotAScratchGolfer]

Thanks! My driver impact position is generally pretty good from what I understand. With irons, less so. I tend to keep too much weight on my trail foot.

[@beaupridemore9775]

Heard that from him plenty…

[@chrisflynn2188]

Hi Adam, I love watching your channel and what you represent. I don't come here for swing advice or a perfect swing. I come to watch your channel as I find it really entertaining and love watching your process which in turn helps me think differently about my own game. I try to learn from your approach and carry some of that over to my game. Keep up the great work. I personally love your content. 👍🏌🏻‍♂⛳

[@user-dp5ky6ps1g]

Adam, I don't think you can overestimate how much your pitch-and-putt experience actually helps you shoot low. I've watch many many of your videos and can't believe how many up-and-downs you make from 80 yards or less. Love your work

[@NotAScratchGolfer]

Thanks! And this is probably fair!

[@BoomsRiddico4868]

another brilliant video! Thank you Adam!!!

[@thejayzul]

Love your positivity and content! Saw that specific thread on Reddit and wasn't surprised. Keep doing your thing.

[@rybolia]

Ever since I stopped caring what my swing looked like, I was finally able to get a somewhat reliable and repeatable swing. It doesn't look pretty but I'm starting to get to a point where I trust what my body is going to do. Whatever happens, happens. I only play for fun so for a more serious golfer it makes sense to iron out some swing mechanics but that's what I love about this game. No two swings are exactly alike, yet both swings can get to the same target.

[@FlankerJackChannel]

Took a lesson today and we got to talking about how how golf instructors try to get you to fit inside a certain box regardless of your swing. Best thing he told me was that golf is only played the 3 in either side of the ball everything else doesn't really matter. It was a good thought to give me.

[@joetrigger4538]

Last summer I took some of that positive mind set you always have and put it to use. Started a round +10 after 6... 3 3putts and 3 flubbed wedges.... then went on and played the next 9 holes at -1

[@chuckharris888]

You keep the ball in play and your short game is very good! I'm going to try to apply these takeaways this season! Well done.

[@noddy1414]

Got to laugh at the shallow people judging your swing for not being 'aesthetic'. At the end of the day, you have a golf swing that works for your game and that's all that matters I subscribed to your channel because I enjoy watching the way you play golf, especially your great course management, mentality and for being a realist, keep up the good play Adam :)

[@thegame2427]

You do You!

[@kevin1873]

Your golf swing is fine. We all play to our own strength and weaknesses.We're not PGA tour players so don't let the haters or those that say you should change your swing get you down. Keep doing what you're doing, Adam and we appreciate each video you share with us.

[@garglemeister7142]

Thank you for this channel. You help set a good example for players.

[@djc1887]

I'm so excited to start the new golf year after spending the Indiana winter watching your videos. Course management is where my focus will be. Thanks, keep the videos coming

[@lawbinson]

If you haven’t, check out the Four Foundations of Golf by Jon Sherman. It really helped me a ton last season and the first half alone helped me drop around 10 shots into the single digits with no swing changes.

[@djc1887]

@@lawbinson I'll do that, thanks

[@lawbinson]

@@djc1887 best of luck man!

[@DonMago323]

I've only been playing for two years and I just started braking 100 3 months ago and I want to say thank you bcus I have learn a lot from you and am always waiting for your videos to come out!!

[@chadhutchinson279]

Folks don’t understand the differences between technique and skill. You have an unorthodox, not technically perfect, swing. But you are highly skilled (especially from inside 100).

[@adz5OOO]

I watch golfers on KZbin with amazing swings that I don't aspire to as I know I won't get there. However your on course mentality is something to truly admire and something I want to work into my own game.

[@whaleshark2625]

Nice round Adam!

[@aleksei8884]

I started learning golf in South Korea and the consensus here is that it doesn’t matter where your ball goes, you gotta look good doing it lol. Especially when you’re starting out, you wanna take time to make your swing look good

[@headintheclouds6935]

I always love how many people on the golf reddit are so upset that you're a single digit hcp LOL

[@chrisdownes2146]

Same idiots that claim as an 18 hcp they average 300 yrds with driver and hit their irons pure, just cant putt, delusional muppets

[@samstirling3191]

Another belter. This really helps. 🎉

[@Omnis2]

I would totally donate a lobe of my liver if it meant I could get a cool golfing buddy like Adam to play with every week. Never change, bud.

[@imapotato572]

Your swing is not that bad, and your short game and course management are great. Keep up the grind👍

[@davidcavon637]

Couple things... First, I really believe if you bundle up for the weather, your game goes for a...right, nuff said! Second, just completely ignore (or laugh at) the haters. You've got a good following who like your style, presentation, attitude, game, etc. I met you (not in person) when you played with the Sidekick some time back (my all-time favorite youtuber) and I've been a subscribed fan ever since. Carry on doing what you do!

[@NotAScratchGolfer]

Thanks man. Always surreal for me to be mentioned in the same breath as the Playa in Chief.

[@davidcavon637]

You are more than welcome, you offer a wide range of “how to play golf “, and you’re right up there with the importance of attitude!

[@lindsaynewell6319]

@@NotAScratchGolferI feel a bit guilty that Matt was the way I found you and Gen and I watch you both more than I watch him now 🤷‍♂️ It’s great that he promoted your channels and you’ve both built strong and loyal subs - only good consistent content creates that👏

[@NotAScratchGolfer]

Thanks for the kind words. How's all with you, Lindsay? And thanks to the playa, too!@@lindsaynewell6319

[@lindsaynewell6319]

@@NotAScratchGolfer all good thanks Adam. Wish I could play more (only one round in 2024 so far) but training for big mountaineering trip in July is priority.

[@ColdBrewDrew]

Say what you will about the swing, but you're a world class putter. There are some putts id be ecstatic to make where it looks so routine for you.

[@JustWiseman]

I hate that miss on 6. You make that 95/100 times. Conversely, always love your videos. There seems to be an anomalous proportion of scratch golfers and part-time pros in r/golf; comments there are kind of a cesspool (comments everywhere are kind of a cesspool, to be fair). I've taken your approach of marking and remembering my bad shots, which has really helped me with setting appropriate expectations and playing intelligently (I have a bad habit of only remembering the pure shots).

[@Bourgeau281]

love predator ridge! get to play it in May this year

[@raymondfloyd9046]

You always play beautiful courses. I am coming to Canada.

[@NotAScratchGolfer]

Haha yeah we're blessed with some good scenery here. Short season in much of the country, though!

[@user-gn3ux7tu9f]

That was a great shot out of that bunker below your feet on 10 !

[@danielnilsson430]

Very much Adam Young 'Strike Plan' stuff - it really doesn't matter what your swing is like as long as you get to a good impact position. I wish I hit the ball like you do

[@gregorylu]

Might be the first time that you've acknowledged the great impact position you have, which is all that really matters in the golf swing (along with the path at impact). Good video as always!

[@jez443]

I mean look at Scottie Scheffler the #1 in the world. He's got an unconventional swing and really unconventional footwork. It's all about getting the clubface square and making consistent contact, doesn't matter how you get there. You do that well, and I'd say better than the majority of golfers (most people aren't single digit hcps). I think you downplay the effectiveness of your ball striking. You're rarely out of play and can execute your shortgame shots very well. This is coming from a 23hcp who has been told has a pretty swing. I'm still learning the course management aspect of the game and am still inconsistent with my low point or impact, heck I've still yet to break 90, I'd kill to have your game!

[@wodddj]

I swing exactly like you do. This year targeting at a 240 yard drive and breaking 90.

[@rayjones1455]

"The game isn't called golf swing. It's called golf."....then you go and roll par after par after par on the back 9! BAM!!!!!!!!!

[@Andy281084]

Hi, nice round! What kind of golf tracer are you using? Thanks!

[@yt551217]

Great videos and entertainment Adam, thanks. When I turned 60, my game went south pretty fast after 25 years of being a 6-7 handicap with some bad fundamentals (but pretty good athleticism to compensate). About that age we lose some coordination and nervous system abilities. If your swing has some less than ideal moves on takeaway and at top, it’s hard to be consistent and it gets a lot harder to play well as you get older. You obviously have a great impact position and athleticism and by the way better fundamental positions than I did. But if I had my youth back, I I’d spend 10 minutes at every driving range session on a slow motion perfect takeaway to a perfect top position, freeze, then swing hard from there. Forget it the rest of the time and play golf with a swing without thinking. Just let your brain and muscle memory get that training a few minutes every session. When you get older, you’ll have more consistency and your swing will hold up for years of enjoyment. I’m still not perfect, but practiced a lot, got much more fundamental positions and now at 69 am playing 4-5 hcp golf with much less drama. Keep up the good work.

[@beaupridemore9775]

Definitely much rather be on the course over range any day or time of the week.

[@haydenredl2919]

I’m playing Predator Ridge this summer, can’t wait! You lucky BC folk get to play so much more of the year than prairie people

[@NotAScratchGolfer]

Enjoy!

[@Motivation4Life01]

This is so true, I have a really smooth swing, decent length on each club and a good putter. However as soon as i get to within 100 yards it all goes to shit. 21 handicap

[@jerrycole7089]

Play your game. Screw the haters!!

[@hungry_arch]

Seems like a decently tough track. I’d hold my head very high with an 82 there.

[@geno816]

I notice that you play Gen 4 PXG woods and hybrids. I do too. I have Gen 5 and Gen 6 clubs.. but I love my Gen 4s much more. Gen 4 woods and Gen 5 irons. Then Sugar Daddy II wedges.

[@darylwizzard5832]

I try to swing like Fred Couples, i think I've done a pretty good job about it. I go;f with an open stance and golf it pretty straight. Same thing, i put in the work. I will continue to swing my way

[@Si-Harris]

your golf journey is really inspirational mate, I've followed your journey over the last couple of years now. You are spot on, your swing is YOUR swing and it's functional for you, that's the key! the way you think about golf on the course is what separates you from higher handicappers that have lets say a more pleasing looking swing. The amount of people I've seen on course who's swing looks like it could be fleetwood or Mcilroy, but every shot is either a chunk/top/slice/hook, they have 2 way misses etc and all they think about is first and last parallel, I need to do this in the downswing etc, they end up just aiming down the centre of the fairway and hoping they hit it straight, which usually means it's slicing or hooking away from centre and into trouble. There is so much wisdom people can take from your videos/course management, ignore the noisy minority that rag on your swing, I like your swing because it works for the most part and you're owning it

[@phillipismay3585]

Thanks Adam, chin up, yep must be hard to block the constent jibber jabber Know it all's, we ❤ you an Golfside kick so keep going an ignore, they are probably JEALOUS. Cheers from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺

[@matthale9550]

I think the most important thing is how you adjust during a round. What shape am I hitting, am I long today short or on point. I am I driving poorly if so when can I safely hit driver or there are some days when I will drop all the way to five iron. I can carry a five iron 220 and on some fairways with roll out I can still get 250 out of the five. Do I need to hit driver is it worth the risk. Yes I would love to chip on the short par fours but the more clean looks I get from 190 the more I score. Not all will be perfect. Most par fours are reachable with 2 irons, most par 5s are reachable with three irons. I get in trouble when I get greedy. Keep it down the middle and suddenly your room for error on approaches drastically improves.

[@huddwah]

I really wish I had not gone for a full swing rebuild.... People said "just play your shot shape"...but I didn't listen ... Whyyyyyyyyy ...

[@die7fox]

You swing your own swing, and you own it. Maybe it's not butter-smooth, but it's working for you and it's interesting to watch. It just goes to show that there's more than one way to get off the tee!

[@ianfreedman9756]

You should hit a simulator and check your attack angle with the irons. You bring the club around your body too much. It causes bad strikes in the fairway that I notice.

[@jackolantern22]

11:08: "This one is a stinker." *Proceeds to hit a dead straight wedge onto the middle of the green.* 🤣🤣

[@NotAScratchGolfer]

Thinned it!

[@leonardblush2557]

I love watching you screw up, Adam. I'm thinking "I can beat this guy!" And then, on the next holes.... par, birdie, par, par, par. Maybe next time...😉

[@ArmyGolfBC]

Predator Ridge is so sick! Another good video. Your points about swing aesthetics and handicap understanding can't be preached enough.

[@lawbinson]

The ball only knows impact!

[@tohokugolf]

more great golf content (Japan invitation still open)

[@jackyban]

I have those same exact shoes and there is no way your feet are dry lol😂. Thanks for the video 😊

[@NotAScratchGolfer]

Lolllllllllll you're right. I try not to drone on with excuses during my videos, but man, that day was miserably cold and windy, and my feet were completely soaked. One day I'll make a video where I lament the difficulty of playing/filming on days like these :p

[@SethMoxie]

What ball do you use?

[@SageVO]

Re: pretty good impact position. I think it's quite good. Having a "good" swing kinda (kinda!) only matters from about 9:00 to 6:00. Look at all the crazy swings, Furyk, Wolff, etc... They are more similar to the "good" swings in those positions than people might think. In general, the better people are at golf, the more minor the variations as you get close to impact.

[@krispybowgod9656]

Pretty decent score considering you are constantly hitting 3 hybrids and 5 woods as approach shots. Are you sure you are playing the right tees for your game?

[@barkbros123]

If anyone knows what they are doing it’s you brother 💯🙏 keep grinding and bringing us this great content 💪

[@zodiacfever]

i saw some of your videos linked on reddit, and the amount of people who up straight believe you are faking it, and fixing it in edit, is mindboggling.. and sad really

[@martyboysation]

have you ever thought about using a higher lofted driver? with those low bullet draws you are sending out i think it would net you a whole lotta more distance

[@NotAScratchGolfer]

Have looked at this in a fitting. I tend to hit down on the ball. Increasing loft actually just increased spin and caused my drives to go shorter. My current driver is 10.75°.

[@paulmoran4095]

I think your content is great! But I do admit that I really avoid looking at the backswing 😂

[@kingcwhat]

Those comments are just noise. I tried to have you back in there! I always enjoy your content! Swing away!

[@Fbeans604]

What you fail to understand is that better swing positions/ fundamentals will help with all those ducks, course management can only get you so far

[@philipcrow3806]

Scottie schefflers swing and world ranking show say enough. Even if you have a "perfect" swing like say aiming at tour average numbers. Even then that's average for pros, many are on either side and are the best players.

[@sirsmashez1740]

How did you get on at predator ridge so early in the season, none of the Kelowna courses are even open yet!

[@NotAScratchGolfer]

This was filmed last April.

[@MrBagEnjoyer]

Hell yeah

[@thomasa2605]

Interesting to see you using the PXG clubs again instead of the clubs in your build a bad video

[@NotAScratchGolfer]

I'm actually still playing the Sub70s. This vid was just filmed about a year ago.

[@thomasa2605]

I thought that might have been the case

[@crak144]

Hey Adam, appreciate your content! Do you ever consider doing collabs, scrambles, etc.? Or is that not really your cup of tea? I think it would be cool to see.

[@NotAScratchGolfer]

Thanks! Love doing collabs. I've done done a few and have some others pending. Scheduling is always the tricky part.

[@michaelb6420]

Have looked at this older fella who uses a upside-down grip 😳😳😳 ??! He pust his left hand upside-down at a 45° angle with his left thumb at the top of the club and just smashes the ball 🤯😳🤦‍♂️ Im just getting back to "playing" after 20 years and not much experience them 20 years ago 🤣🤣🤣

[@chrisjenkins5729]

Arnold Palmer said do what works for you

[@geemac7267]

Are you playing from the pro tees?

[@NotAScratchGolfer]

Blue tees. Think there was one more box behind us.

[@geemac7267]

@@NotAScratchGolfer GOtcha. I was thinking you were making it harder on yourself than it needed to be LOL

[@robsengahay5614]

My long game is a little mercurial but certainly better than my 18hc would suggest. I definitely lose too many shots around the green and within 50 yards of the hole. In particular I suffer with the yips when chipping and with putts under 5ft. I reckon to miss 3 or 4 under 5ft every round and blow out at least a couple of chips (and I take putter for shots I really should be chipping quite often too). I practice chips and short putts but practice doesn’t stop the yips and the yips are a total mental thing as they get worse when the rest of my game is better and I am on for a very good score. I try not to let it get me down but it is so disappointing to card an 89 and know that it included two flubbed chips and 4 missed within 5ft. I feel like I have just donated 5 or 6 to the course. People I play for the first time often say “you shouldn’t be playing off 18” during the round and then I walk off with around 90 somehow. If I had Adam’s short game I reckon that I would be playing off 7 too.

[@PNW_Sportbike_Life]

I also don’t understand how people don’t warm up. I need at least an hour before tee time to loosen up.

[@NotAScratchGolfer]

Ideally I like to warm up for ~15 minutes. It was just too cold/early to get in a proper warm up for this round. I think an hour warm up would kill me!

[@zareh805]

I'm so insecure about my swing. It's functional but everybody wants to give me tips when I dont ask for them.

[@NotAScratchGolfer]

Nothing worse than unsolicited swing advice. I feel ya.