Top 3 Tips Amateur Golfers Can Do to Get Better at Golf (Webinar)

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everyone Lauren how you doing

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glad to hear it

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Brendon I just I just activated your mic

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and webcam

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Relan I'm doing great thanks for asking

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Eileen how you doing

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Wayne from Idaho how you doing very good

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hear me

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I can I can't can everyone hear Brennan

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and me I can hear you you sound good if

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I ruffled this microphone that means

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that this microphone is on me are you

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hearing this yeah all right Rowan just

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got your gloves Friday very hot and

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sweaty love them

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awesome glad to hear that rolling we get

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a lot of that Shawn how you doing

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LaShawn how you doing Chris from

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Massachusetts how you doing loud and

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clear everyone's good I'm sound okay

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we're gonna give it just a couple of

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minutes because it seems like some

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people are still filtering through yeah

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I just I would just urge us on YouTube I

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did I did it like a quick live thing and

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told people to come over so okay awesome

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again thank you for that where are you

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Shawn I'm in Tina well quite like where

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example like in Tampa yeah yeah not far

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from done yeah we're used to stay on

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Anna Maria Island out there okay yeah

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yeah that's not too far that's right and

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then we used to go to Phillies and

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Clearwater yeah have you played any have

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you played any courses here ins no not

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up there I played the course right by

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st. Petersburg Airport forget the net

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and the name of that one and then yeah I

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played a couple courses like down in

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near st. Petersburg oh I played the

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worst course in America not too far from

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you it's called water leaf have you ever

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played there yeah I thought you're gonna

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see there's this course so it's like

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there's that the bay with that giant

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bridge that goes from Tampa like over

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towards st. Pete and like near the base

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of the bridge is this place called water

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leaf and some subscribers like I linked

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up with them and they took me out there

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there's water all over this golf course

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and like any time

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you hit a ball and you're like well that

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one's good and they're like no there's a

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little lake there like that that one's

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good now as a little pond there that one

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oh that's a way in the water like you're

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like I lost 15 golf balls playing this

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golf course there's so many like hidden

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little things of water and in every

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water hazard there's like alligators as

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well so right it was just it was it was

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not fun fun factor zero so but it was

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still cool to hang out with us guys

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around yeah it can get hot down it today

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we had a heat index I think they said it

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it felt like a hundred and like six or a

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hundred and eight degrees here today wow

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they're just the humidity crazy yeah I

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don't I don't do you deal with the heat

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real well either we had yeah like one

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time I went night when I first did the

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channel like I saw that there's a 250

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dollar golf course that you could play

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for like forty five dollars out in Palm

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Springs because it was like like July

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4th there's something in your life if

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you know so I went out there and I

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played it but it was like 116 degrees

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when we play it and it was brutal so I

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ended up getting myself really sick like

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I got dehydrated and and got like an

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infection and and got like really really

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sick for like for like three months or

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something so just from getting

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dehydrated so I'm always careful about

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the he'd like that mmm right Ian said

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Gators don't faze him but losing that

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many balls would not be fun I hear you

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Rob I know you're waiting for global

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domination you're gonna have to wait a

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little bit longer Rob's in Australia I

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believe and we don't shift really about

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that so okay I'm gonna go ahead and get

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started because I want to be

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conscientious of everyone's time and

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Brendon taking time out of his day to do

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this webinar with us so first thing is

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no one's going to be able to see the

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messages because I don't want people

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just to be getting caught up in in the

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messages going better and forth so the

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only person who can see the messages

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currently is me that's why no one else

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can see them real quick

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just hope everyone is safe with the

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coronavirus and everything and shout out

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to our essential workers any first

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responders appreciate everything you

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guys are doing hope everyone's family is

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safe at cetera and hopefully brighter

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days are close by so let's go ahead and

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get started because I am super excited

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to have Brendon here Brennan I reached

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out to Brendon to do this because I've

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been following you know I followed your

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channel for a while and so up glove and

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we'll get into this a second most of our

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most of the people who are members of up

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glove are pretty avid golfers and I

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think you know your whole channel on how

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it resonates with amateurs getting

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better at golf people who really enjoy

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our passion about the game really fits

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you know our customer base no super glad

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to have you and we'll get in a little

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bit more into that so real quick here

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who is this for if if you're an amateur

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golfer and you're looking to break

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through a plateau if you're looking to

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play better golf if you want to uncover

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what it really takes to be a better

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golfer who from Brendon who has really

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seen it all if you haven't watched this

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channel I highly encourage you guys to

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go ahead and subscribe and we'll get

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into a little bit more of that later

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then you are definitely in the right

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place and I can tell you 100% I feel we

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have the right person to guide us in the

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right direction today who's this not for

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basically if you're looking for that one

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magic quick fix I hate to break it to

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you it's not out there Golf is a tough

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sport and it's pretty hard and it takes

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a lot of work and Shawn if you don't

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care about trying to improve your game

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well that's what this webinar is is

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really kind of centered around and also

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for everyone to get to know Brendon I

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always hear about these like mythical

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Dockers they got teachers talk about

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those like

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oh you know there's lots of guys out

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there that just you know they just go to

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enjoy the walk and play like I've never

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met that golfer doesn't want to do it it

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doesn't want to get better I guess there

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are people that designed themselves to

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just playing the way they play but yeah

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they just don't got time to do it or

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what 9 they go out once every couple

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rounds whatnot so but real quick if you

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guys are not familiar with up glove I'm

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the founder of up glove basically we

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sell golf gloves we're on a subscription

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we we have a mesh backing I don't know

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how well you guys can see that we have

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soft top grade leather for your palm

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here's a little packaging you guys kind

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of can see the logo here in the back and

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basically you get premium golf gloves

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for about half the price and hence why

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and it's a membership so hence why I

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have Brenda down here today because most

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of the people who are with up glove are

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pretty avid golfers I'm very passionate

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about golf myself hence I would have

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started a golf glove business I'm a

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single-digit handicap so I've watched

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tons of Brendon's YouTube videos and

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other videos across the way and that's a

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little bit about me and up glove real

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quick about Brendon and we'll get in a

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little bit more about Brendon he's the

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founder of B better golf if you guys

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search B better golf on YouTube you'll

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find tons of videos he also has his

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website at B better golf net he has over

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seventy thousand YouTube subscribers and

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Brendon when I say he's saying all he's

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seen all he's worked with coaches that

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have coached PGA Tour players long-drive

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champions scientists touring

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professionals he's really he's really

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knowledgeable about all facets as far as

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exploring it with different people in

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different parts of the game whether it's

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a touring Pro whether it's a coach

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whether it's a scientist so he brings a

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lot of not

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to us all here today so with that being

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said let's go ahead and get started into

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the meat and potatoes of everything so

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Brennan real quick you you are honestly

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when I say this I'm being like you know

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I don't personally know you all that

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well but just watching your videos and

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just realizing like this guy is

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travelling videotaping and you've done

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it for years like where did you you're

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probably the most passionate person I've

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seen about golf where where did that

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passion begin well I didn't I played

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golf like I took a series of three

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lessons when I was 16 but like it didn't

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catch like at all like I went to was an

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indoor place and and I took the lessons

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and and it just like like didn't do

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anything for me I played baseball in

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high school and and done some other

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sports but like golf really was like

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almost like a nothing to me like I

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didn't think about it at all my brother

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was a caddie at Philadelphia Cricket

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Club and he was big into it so that was

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like that was like his thing and but I I

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really I had never even played on the

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golf course I took those that series of

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three lessons which actually at 16 Oh

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and I think later on that ended up

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helping me like having that little bit

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of like you know grip stance super basic

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things but I totally forgot about golf

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completely and then I went to college

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and then I moved out here from

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Philadelphia to California to try to get

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a job in like the film and TV business

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and wet while I was first out here I had

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like I had nothing going on like nothing

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at all like I would there was nobody

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looking for whatever skills I was

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bringing which were like very little

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anyway so um so I was spending all day

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just waiting for people to return my

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calls about jobs or whatever you know

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and and this is like you know for like a

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year I was just like you know just wait

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trying to get a job trying to get my

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foot in the door at a place so I ended

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up to kill time I used to go over to the

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there was

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golf course near where I was living in

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Arcadia and I would just my roommate or

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a guy that it used to live where I was

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living had left a putter and like a

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wedge so I used to go over there and

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just putt because you could putt and

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chip around there for free so I would

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just you know just in doing that and

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killing it try it like killing time

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doing that like all the sudden like

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before I knew it like I got like really

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really like badly hooked on golf like

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real like really intensely and just yeah

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just from trip it just from chipping and

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putty and then if it got late in the day

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like you could like you could like

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scrape some balls back and then like you

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know you'd whack those or whatever but

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uh yeah that was it and then my brother

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who the one who would he wanted me to

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get he wanted me to become like a golf

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addict so that he'd have somebody to

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play with he lives in Virginia so my

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brother sent me a hundred dollars in any

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said like hey you can only use this on

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golf so I went out and played like like

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four times or something with that

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hundred dollars and by the end of it I

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was just like super into it so then so

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then I kept pretty close to the time

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that I first started playing golf this

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is when when I was like 23 or 24 I made

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a deal with some guys that I had met at

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the golf show to where I would make some

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video commercials for their business it

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was like an indoor golf teaching

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business so I would make some

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commercials for them and in return they

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would give me some some lessons and they

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would let me practice at their spot this

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is a place pub yeah so which is the

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place called golf excellence and and the

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same thing was going on like then like I

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actually I had some like TV jobs or

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whatever but like when you work in TV

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then now - it's like you work like solid

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for like two weeks and then you might

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not work for like a month you know and

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so so then I would so when they gave it

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like I don't know if they realized when

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they made this deal that I would be

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allowed to practice there that I would

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basically be there like constantly so um

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I was I was there for like literally

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like five six hours a day like all the

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time like

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when it opened and and and it was one of

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those systems I really liked and I think

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this is a great way for people who are

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first first learning off where you would

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you would hit the ball and then you'd

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look back and you'd see your swing

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replayed like again right away

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kind of like golf tech has now but a

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little different and then so then and

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they were giving me lessons too so I got

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kind of off to a pretty quick start with

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with golf where I was getting a pretty

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good foundation and then that's really

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how it began I was really just bitten by

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the goth bug pretty bad so it was

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basically after you moved out to

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California after college you you kind of

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started getting into it so really wasn't

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after after college yeah yeah and people

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always like I think there's a huge

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difference between how you have to learn

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golf for the type of person who learn

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golf basically like the dividing point

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is like puberty

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so if you tried to learn golf before

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before puberty yeah that's like a

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totally different way to learn golf then

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you should after because when you're

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learning how to ride a bike and you're

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learning how to use a pencil and you're

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learning how to do all you know to

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tennis for the first time do all these

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different things for the first time

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you're also learning golf for the first

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time like your brains like ready for

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that you know but if you're trying to

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learn it it like I did like it 24 years

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old or even at like 17 or 18 years old

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for the first time that's totally

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different and the thing about golf is

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that if you look at golf is taught not I

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would say like 95 percent of the people

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who teach goff are people who learned

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like 12 years old or younger and 95% of

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the people who take golf lessons are

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people who first took up golf 12 years

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old or older you know but they're to me

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very different ways to to that you have

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to go about it and I've always been

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fascinated by golfers who did learn at a

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late age late like weiyang or Larry

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Nelson weiyang learned supposedly at

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like 22 or something I don't know if

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that's true but he was like he was like

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a powerlifter something that converted

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to golf and then like he became like a

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champion golfer right

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Larry Nelson learned after the Marine

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Corps and Lee Trevino apparently learned

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learns late but I think he was doing it

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kind of yeah yeah was a kid he wasn't he

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a cab not sure but like people use him

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as an example of but like a late bloomer

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that did he was definitely like one of

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the like the most famous like goth

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hustlers but I just don't know the age

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that that was in because he was in the

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Marine Corps as well and I think there

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was something like with that so I always

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been interested in those guys who were

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able to like still do it at a really

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high level and especially here in

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California so it's probably like this in

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Tampa as well but there's a lot of

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people who move to this area to just

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like they've done other things and now

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they want to become like full-time

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lawyer like pro golfers you know and a

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lot of these people were have athletes

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and other things or kind of dabbled in

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golf but are now like getting serious

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into it it's just like such a crazy hill

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to climb if you're to be like at that

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elite level if you didn't pick it up to

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like say like your 20s or even your late

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teens very tough right right oh yeah for

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sure and I you know we I played with a

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guy who played on you know what's now

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called that the corner ferry tour and he

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was a club champion at this at this

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place that I played at with my buddy my

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buddy was a member there and I would

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play with them a lot and I think he was

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like top like I don't know like diving

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driving one when he was playing and he

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was lights out and his and his short

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game was like he had a like a 40-yard

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bunker shot and this thing came out so

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low I was like I really did it and you

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know like nine and I was like geez how

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did this guy not make it like he he

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bombs it over 300 yards he's got a short

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game like the Hat and like he couldn't

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even make it on you know the bitter corn

18:53

ferry or at the it was called web.com or

18:56

whatever and he couldn't make it you

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know it's it's amazing

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like the level of play that you have to

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have to be on like the PGA Tour is just

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insane yeah but I think a lot of a lot

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of a lot of people who play other sports

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they think the other athletes are pretty

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annoying when it comes to Goff actually

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because like they come from other sports

19:23

let's say basketball or football or like

19:25

anything like those those sports are

19:28

hockey and they think like well golf has

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never seen an athlete before it means

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like I'm a great athlete and if I get

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into golf like you know everybody in

19:39

golf they're just like these like nerds

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that are that are like got really good

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at this like skill of golf but if if you

19:45

put that kind of drive into you know

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like a high tune racecar like my

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athletic you know skill body like I'm

19:53

gonna be you know they just never saw an

19:54

athlete like this before but that's not

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really what it takes to be like there's

19:59

Charles Barkley and and a list a huge

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mountain of amazing athletes they cannot

20:06

play golf at all it it's really almost

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like godlike athletic ability is like

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very very small amount of what you need

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to be like a really good golfer I would

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say there's a lot of guys on the PGA

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Tour not like real like athletic or you

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you just watch them in general and it

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would be like clumsy or uncoordinated in

20:28

general but like super sharp with golf

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you know that that's it's kind of like

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because some of these guys think that

20:36

they can just like oh now that now that

20:37

I'm putting my mind to I you know I got

20:39

a really good level at basketball or

20:41

baseball or whatever was now I'm putting

20:43

my mind to golf like it's only gonna

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take me like couple years and I'm gonna

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be like top of the nuke just like goes

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on that no not really

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but but there is there like my friend of

20:52

mine Milo lines who's a golf teaches a

20:55

lot of Tour Pros there's a guy oh yeah

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yeah I saw the video he teaches the guy

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that was a pitcher in the major leagues

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and now this guy is winning mini Tour

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events pretty which is pretty cool like

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he's a really good golfer and he's like

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actually he's not doing it through like

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we saw like

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like professionals like even John Smoltz

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and other other guys like are winning on

21:20

kind of like this celebrity circuit like

21:21

that Tahoe band stuff like that this

21:23

guy's going through to these mini Tour

21:25

events he's actually you know paying

21:27

whatever the $750 a day or whatever it

21:29

is and winning money from other from

21:32

other guys who were like you know trying

21:33

to get up through it so I just yeah it

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meets a level of golf requires a level

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of humility that a lot of athletes

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aren't really used to yeah gotcha gotcha

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all right so let's let's talk briefly

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here about like be better golf like when

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did you start the channel what was like

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you know did you just come up with this

21:55

thing like gosh you know what I should

21:57

just start this well I was I was always

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like watching so many youtube golf

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videos like all the time I was watching

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YouTube goth videos you know there

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weren't that many like I started be

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better golf I think in like 2015 or 16

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or the end of may be like March of 2015

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March of 2016 I think and so I was

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watching like and I had always thought

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of because I have this like big passion

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for golf and then also like

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professionally like I'm real skilled at

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like making videos and stuff that's like

22:32

what I do for my regular job and and I

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always thought about putting these two

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things together about thought about like

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an interview show where I would like

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travel around interviewing different

22:42

people about golf and then and I never

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really I never really took any action on

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that I did I did sometimes like I had a

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UT like if you go way back in my youtube

22:52

channel I would every once in a while

22:55

put up like like a golf thought or

22:57

something like that or or I actually won

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a contest there was this training aid

23:02

called the Gosling shirt I don't know if

23:04

you've seen it like you put it on like

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this they had a contest like to to show

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show yourself using and make a video of

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yourself using it and I put up a video

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about it and I won the contest with my

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video and I got to play around the golf

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at Trump national with Padraig

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Harrington which was really cool yeah

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and you he was like a really good guy

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and a it was funny too because he taught

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he gave

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this tip when I was playing that day and

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I was thinking like what like you're not

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supposed to do that in the golf swing

23:35

what like that doesn't make sense and

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that was kind of gotten the gears moving

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in my head about like all right I've

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been hearing there's one thing about the

23:44

golf swing forever which was like you

23:46

know hold the leg or whatever and

23:47

Padraig Harrington was telling me

23:49

basically to do the opposite and I was

23:51

like but that's not what I see when I

23:54

look at slow motion videos so I was

23:56

watching a in particular I was watching

23:59

videos so I kind of forget about it for

24:01

a little while but then I was watching

24:02

videos from Monty shine bloom a guy that

24:05

I've had on my channel home on a whole

24:06

bunch really great great instructor and

24:09

I was watching videos from him and it

24:11

was one of some of the first videos that

24:12

he he was putting up regularly at Oak

24:16

Creek the golf course he works at and he

24:18

was saying a lot of counterintuitive

24:20

things like Padraig Harrington headset

24:22

and that just didn't like that was like

24:25

I was sending flips in my brain and I

24:27

was like writing comments in the in the

24:29

youtube comment section I was like I

24:30

would like have so many questions but

24:33

then every time you get a question

24:34

answered it would be like you know

24:37

results in like three more questions so

24:38

I was like you know I should just go

24:39

down there and like videotape him so so

24:42

I so I did so I asked him and he said

24:44

sure and I said I just sent him an email

24:49

and usually I was I was like I'm

24:50

thinking about starting to this new show

24:51

I like interviewer he was like short so

24:53

I went down there and you see like my

24:56

first videos I wasn't really that good

24:57

at it or at all but um but I had this

25:01

kind of like I was kind of like a very

25:03

frustrated golfer and Noah Kelly kind of

25:05

angry as well so I would like ask them

25:07

questions of like what this guy says

25:09

this and you say this and this guy's and

25:11

like I was trying to make these things

25:14

that people always talk about you know

25:16

these these things that never match you

25:20

know one teacher says this and another

25:21

teacher says that and I was trying to be

25:23

like there's a you know for a while like

25:25

for a long time people used to think

25:26

like oh there's a secret there's a

25:28

secret to golf and just the pros and the

25:31

good players just don't want you to know

25:32

it and I was almost like I was I was

25:35

almost like getting to be like half in

25:37

that camp because that was I had reached

25:39

a certain level of golf and I just felt

25:41

like it wasn't getting any better

25:42

and I was desperate desperate to get

25:45

better that's why I just called it

25:46

because I was like as I was like I'm not

25:48

looking for that's the whole thing about

25:49

be better golf was like I'm not looking

25:51

for like a tip to - you know shave a

25:54

little bit off of here or to get it get

25:56

a little bit you know of a moron playing

25:59

there like I'm just because when I would

26:01

play in these amateur tournaments it

26:03

wasn't that this guy did something

26:05

better than me or some others better

26:08

than he was just a better golfer I was

26:09

like yeah that's what I want I just want

26:10

to in general be a better offer so

26:13

that's how I got started I did that

26:14

video with Monty and the thing that

26:16

really gave it Monty had like I think

26:18

like 4,000 subscribers at that point or

26:20

something and I asked Monty I said hey

26:23

can I put a teaser to the interview for

26:25

my channel on your channel so we put

26:27

like five minutes of it on his channel

26:29

and said to watch the rest of the the

26:31

interview go to subscribe to be better

26:33

golf so I had like zero subscribers or

26:36

maybe like like 25 or something and when

26:39

my when Monty put that teaser that I cut

26:42

up on his deal that a lot of his people

26:45

started coming over and like I got like

26:48

500 or something subscribers and that's

26:51

always like the hardest part of

26:53

anybody's like YouTube channel is always

26:55

going from like zero to something and

26:59

usually the part of the problem people

27:01

have is like they're waiting for like

27:02

they're waiting for like that golden

27:05

amazing awesome video opportunity to

27:07

like to put up that's really gonna catch

27:09

people but it doesn't work like that

27:11

you'd be much better off just to put up

27:14

like bad video consistently and honest

27:17

you know honest it can in consistent

27:19

videos about whatever you're making your

27:21

videos about and just like just keep

27:23

putting them up you know and and drone

27:25

really like expect anything out of it

27:27

for a while just just like get better at

27:29

it and be consistent at it because and

27:31

the journey of doing be a better golf

27:33

like I've become like a better golfer

27:35

for sure and but I've become like a much

27:38

better like YouTube video maker and like

27:40

that's one of the things that's been a

27:43

bonus but Scott was asking how that golf

27:49

shirt was I'm sure from Australia is

27:53

that we do one that you want

27:56

the golf swing journey oh it was good it

27:59

was good like I like that shirt but I

28:02

have kind of like a different golf like

28:03

if you saw that the the old the old Ben

28:08

Hogan five lessons book you know where

28:10

he's got his hand his arms like tied up

28:12

and like a mummy wrap almost like

28:14

together to like keep them together

28:15

that's kind of like what it's based on

28:17

but now like I love the golf swing shirt

28:21

for pitching and chipping and not

28:24

putting so much because you can't your

28:25

elbows kind of go out more

28:26

but for pitching and chipping I think

28:28

it's amazing but I think anything past

28:29

like belt high like I I don't like it

28:32

that much for that so you know if the

28:35

the they're still selling quite a few of

28:37

those and I don't think Patrick is

28:39

involved anymore but yeah and Pat your

28:44

question may get answered a little bit

28:46

later so I'm gonna table that and and

28:48

we'll have a Q&A session guys a little

28:52

bit later so Brendon so real quick on

28:55

that point

28:55

um the so basically what you're doing so

29:02

essentially you're reaching out to these

29:04

golf professionals and you're

29:06

communicating with them like hey I would

29:08

love to come out and film about X Y & Z

29:11

and then you go out you meet these guys

29:14

you guys do your film session and then

29:17

and then ultimately it ends up on your

29:19

channel you usually it works kind of

29:21

like in the same way that collabs work

29:23

for for more normal YouTube channels so

29:28

the best way it works is if a guy has a

29:31

youtube channel where they they're

29:35

they're trying to make a point about the

29:37

golf swing that you know that kind of

29:40

resonates with like it's only like if

29:42

somebody like has put up a bitch you

29:45

almost always somebody's put up a video

29:46

that's like really interesting to me or

29:49

a new perspective on usually like

29:52

because like off is like the general

29:54

problem of like golf and specially like

29:56

full swing is like it's it's pretty

29:58

basic so so like what you have to do but

30:01

when somebody comes with like a new

30:03

perspective on how to get that done

30:05

because I think that's what people get

30:06

lost in too much where there's two

30:09

different

30:10

you could go about like solving the

30:11

problem of what is golf like that you

30:13

could be like you could really

30:14

concentrate on the the things that

30:17

happen in a good swing so like let's say

30:20

like you see that's like good lag you

30:22

see this good rotation you see you know

30:24

the ball launching a certain way like

30:26

those are all the things that happen but

30:28

I like to but I mean that's something

30:31

that like anybody could tell that's

30:33

something that like a camera could tell

30:34

or anything like that but I like B

30:37

better golf to be a lot more about like

30:39

what to do to make those good things

30:41

happen yeah so many things in golf

30:45

they're talking about things that are

30:46

basically like a history lesson like

30:48

that that's an analysis of what happened

30:50

or like or they show like 20 players and

30:53

they're like look all these players are

30:55

similar in this way or that way or this

30:57

player is you're a bad player because

30:59

you're not like these other players well

31:01

that's all stuff that happened but and a

31:04

lot of the times the things that you

31:05

have to do in order to make the good

31:07

thing happen will be totally incorrect

31:09

like you may have to feel like let's say

31:11

let's say let's say like okay like you

31:14

have to go across the line you know like

31:16

they say you have to feel that you're

31:19

massively across the line with like a

31:21

broken wrist right like this alright

31:23

that might get the golfer to look like

31:26

Daniel Berger like it you never know so

31:29

even a lot of times when when people are

31:31

having these like ridiculous golf

31:34

debates it's like how come you're

31:36

telling your students to do XY and z XY

31:39

and Z never happens in any golf good

31:41

golf swing and but the rubber really

31:45

meets the road it's like okay well how

31:47

are the students doing are they getting

31:49

better with that info because you're

31:53

bringing the way your brain interprets

31:54

something you might have to tell them

31:56

something that's totally wrong to do in

31:58

order to get the good thing to happen so

32:01

when I'm so that's usually the process

32:03

when I when I see somebody that has put

32:04

up a cool video or a blog post or

32:07

something like that that's something

32:08

that I like I'll send them an email my

32:10

name is Brendon Brendon for I were in a

32:12

YouTube channel about golf with over X

32:14

amount of subscribers and I really like

32:18

to interview you on putting or I really

32:20

like to interview you about this concept

32:21

that you had like I haven't heard any

32:23

else talk about it like that and here's

32:26

an example and most guys have been super

32:29

cool only a couple times I've I've had

32:32

guys like have like very strange

32:36

reactions to me asking to do this but

32:39

for the most part everyone's in yeah I

32:42

think you know and and I think it's

32:45

important for everyone who's listening

32:47

right now to like just to think about

32:49

all the time and effort that takes to

32:52

set up to go work with someone go travel

32:55

to go see them videotape it cut the

32:57

videos do all that stuff so yeah I mean

32:59

you could you although you could put all

33:02

the work that goes into like those goth

33:05

videos and so like it would be about

33:07

like this much and then the editing is

33:09

always this much like the editing is

33:12

brutal like if you're gonna start like

33:14

it's it's so it's like such a time suck

33:17

and it's not really that fun either like

33:19

making the videos is it takes a long

33:21

time it's difficult but it like it's fun

33:23

you're golfing you're talking about golf

33:25

you're getting better you're like you

33:27

know you're interacting with like other

33:29

golfers like you know it's it's you know

33:31

I'd do that for free but but the the

33:35

editing is brutal because you know like

33:37

um I'm forty hours a week at a regular

33:39

job and they're so basically like all my

33:41

editing time is after after the kids go

33:44

to sleep or whatever else so for the

33:46

first two years of the channel like

33:48

there was no like work-life balance like

33:50

I was literally up almost every night so

33:52

like 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning editing

33:55

these videos and then and then you know

33:58

trying to consistently put him out it

34:00

wasn't until I got better at doing the

34:02

videos and gang shooting them and having

34:04

different like strategies to do that

34:06

before like the editing wasn't just

34:10

totally like the worst time-consuming

34:12

thing because that's what like you know

34:14

the one thing about it is like at like

34:15

working a desk job like most people do

34:17

and editing is just like that's acts

34:19

that's what I do professionally as well

34:21

it's like I would I think that like

34:25

somebody somebody who works the desk job

34:30

probably gets their body destroyed even

34:32

worse than somebody who's doing like

34:34

manual labor every day like on a

34:36

construction site

34:37

I mean I have to talk to you know and

34:39

doctor about that but like it is so

34:41

damaging you mean even the way you and I

34:43

are sitting right now like it's damaging

34:45

to your body and then to just to you

34:47

like personally like as an athlete you

34:49

know you're not moving you're not

34:50

interacting with things in the physical

34:53

world and so the editing itself is bad

34:56

so that that'll be in the next step of

34:57

be there Golf is to be able to to get

35:00

like a an intern or something like that

35:02

to help me with the editing but right

35:04

now it's all there

35:05

well I think I speak for everyone who

35:08

says you know we appreciate you taking

35:12

time out of your day to actually go and

35:14

do all these collabs and work with

35:16

people and travel and and then

35:18

ultimately you're you're trying all this

35:22

out for me to see what works so

35:25

definitely appreciate everything that

35:27

you do in there and now I want to move

35:29

over into the real things and you lights

35:33

one of my lights just went out here so

35:35

I'm going to move this other one all

35:50

right all right so now we're gonna go

35:54

ahead and move into the tips yeah before

35:59

someone someone someone asked Pat asked

36:03

do you have to pay mulaskey and all

36:05

these other instructors to see them well

36:07

you think I don't know no I don't know

36:10

it's like pretty no I I don't have to

36:13

pay these guys but to videotape them but

36:16

a good example of this is like I went

36:18

and saw Milo you know and Milo was like

36:21

he Milo was a guy that watch be better

36:24

got for a while Plus like he teaches

36:25

right next to Michael Aska so when I

36:27

would go out there and do videos of Mike

36:28

Milo would see the videos that I did

36:30

like from Superstition Mountain so I

36:32

kind of got in like his space and you

36:36

know where he was like watching my

36:37

videos and I was asking him some

36:38

questions and so I went out to - I told

36:42

Milo like hey we should do some videos

36:43

together once like you guys are

36:45

accepting people that don't like

36:47

outsiders at your club again after the

36:48

virus and he was like yeah

36:51

okay that'd be fun and so like Milo like

36:55

is 125 dollars a lesson or you can like

37:00

spend all day with them for a certain

37:02

amount or whatever like he literally

37:03

took like he's super generous like he

37:05

took like like a full day plus like

37:09

parts like like so basically like a full

37:12

day and a half like out of his work and

37:14

we just like did videos together and so

37:18

that's like that's like a risk on his

37:20

part like like okay let me not see my my

37:23

customers you know my clients you know

37:26

for for like take a full day out so then

37:28

but then like once I started putting the

37:30

videos up like people started really and

37:32

I didn't you know like really the the

37:34

guy was asking I didn't pay Milo

37:37

anything to to be on the channel and

37:39

Milo also didn't have to pay me to be on

37:41

the channel because sometimes people get

37:42

contacted by people to be part of things

37:44

you know but you got to pay but Milo

37:48

said that within like for within like a

37:51

week of the first video and be better

37:53

golf coming out he got over 200 requests

37:56

for online lessons yeah it's pretty she

38:00

blew up he needed he needed to switch

38:03

over to another booking system and so

38:06

like it's a total win-win I mean I like

38:09

the the win-win-win actually it's it

38:12

it's a win for me for the Golf Channel's

38:14

win for people that get to see the

38:15

videos and it's a win for the instructor

38:17

so one get one instructor did ask me

38:20

because I wanted to go visit him and

38:21

like really far away place but like a

38:23

interesting instructor to me he's like

38:25

and I was talking to him for like hours

38:27

on the phone and he's like okay I got

38:29

one question for you but no he was like

38:31

why would I do this like what what would

38:33

possibly be in it for me to do this and

38:36

I was like trying to tell him the same

38:38

things I was just telling you but he was

38:40

like an older guy it just didn't click

38:41

with them like you just didn't get why

38:43

that would be a benefit so I was like

38:46

okay that's fine that's fine just before

38:48

calculus yeah yeah right

38:50

by the way Milo rips yeah yeah yeah he's

38:55

the best driver I've ever seen

38:56

yeah he crushes it alright so let's go

39:00

ahead and get into yeah what you guys

39:03

are all gonna get away from

39:05

there are some of the tips that Bremen

39:07

shared with me so and we'll we'll spend

39:10

a few minutes on each one so you guys

39:12

can kind of hear Brendon's thoughts on

39:14

this tip number one sign up for a

39:17

tournament just above your level yep

39:21

so Brendon why would you know an amateur

39:25

who's trying to get better why what does

39:27

this do for them basically what this

39:29

will do for you is the reason I say this

39:32

and and I wanted to put it first is that

39:34

just that like one of the most powerful

39:37

ways to get better it's just like

39:39

motivation because like if you're just

39:42

playing golf say with like your regular

39:44

group or you're just kind of like

39:46

spinning your wheels and and you feel

39:49

like you're working on the right things

39:50

but you just don't know like you got a

39:52

if once you sign up for that tournament

39:55

that she's like just above your level so

39:57

for example like I signed up last year

40:00

like I sent like just above my level is

40:03

that mini Tour player you know so I

40:06

signed up for like a mini Tour pro event

40:08

and I like my goal or one of my goals in

40:13

the channel with like I think it would

40:14

be cool to go from like like just

40:16

amateur golfer so like somebody that

40:18

like as like as won money from other

40:21

people who are doing it professionally

40:23

like so I was doing this thing it was

40:24

almost called like what it was he

40:26

calling it like a project pro money like

40:29

I was gonna take somebody else's money

40:30

like that was like doing it at like as a

40:32

pro so um once you sign up for a

40:35

tournament that you know that you're not

40:37

quite at that level like you know that

40:39

for it and especially like if it's not

40:41

in your area or you're gonna be playing

40:42

with guys that like you you almost never

40:44

see you like when I was preparing for

40:47

that tournament I that motivated me to

40:49

start practicing like three footers like

40:51

when are you gonna like try to try to

40:53

like do that circle drill that you

40:55

always see people talking about where

40:56

you try to make a hundred putts in a row

40:58

in a circle like you're never going to

40:59

do that unless you know that you have

41:01

this tournament going coming up and it

41:03

also it's gonna fly there's so much

41:05

different information about golf when

41:07

you know you have like a tournament

41:09

coming up you're gonna start to be real

41:12

deliberate about what you accept into

41:14

your like sphere of influence and what

41:16

you get a you know toss

41:19

because like I like I don't need

41:20

something that's gonna work in like a

41:22

couple years or you know or even it's

41:25

just gonna be a quick fix but then

41:26

follow it like you're gonna start to of

41:28

all these different tips you're gonna

41:29

see you're gonna be like hey I need the

41:31

peak at this certain time to get it

41:33

pretty good by this tournament and it

41:36

just makes your when you have this thing

41:38

coming up and it's the same thing that

41:40

they always say like I knew this piano

41:42

teacher and she said one of the most

41:44

important things about being a piano

41:46

teacher is the recitals because they'll

41:49

just kind of practice and they'll just

41:51

the people the piano players will

41:53

especially you like kids they'll always

41:54

kind of like stay at their level but

41:56

like if you know you have that recital

41:58

coming up then like the intensity gets

42:00

get so much more and that's the main

42:02

thing when you practice more than

42:04

anything else more than any great tip or

42:07

anything else your practice needs to be

42:09

intense and this is the thing that Tiger

42:11

Woods figured out better than anybody

42:13

else because he was able to you know not

42:16

be playing on tour for weeks and weeks

42:19

and weeks but still like show up at the

42:21

the major having only practiced by

42:25

himself right at that you know bleeding

42:28

edge of intensity that he needs to do

42:32

that and the other thing is to like if

42:35

you keep playing with like the same

42:36

people like they see you in a certain

42:39

way and it's kind of a give-and-take

42:41

like they see you and you see them

42:43

seeing you so like you know like they

42:46

know your shot shape they know who you

42:48

are and they basically like have you

42:50

figured out it's nice when you go into

42:52

another tournament they know nothing

42:54

about you hey if you like let's say

42:56

you're a I say you're a 5 handicap and

42:59

but you go and you play you play in the

43:02

state ammeter you know a qualifier if

43:06

you go to that qualifier they don't know

43:08

anything about you so if you hit you

43:10

know three good shots your first three

43:12

shots are good and you made it and you

43:14

make a birdie for all you know you're

43:16

like the best player from your area or

43:19

your the you know and you can start to

43:20

kind of take that on you know and right

43:24

yeah it's just

43:24

it'll just signing up for a tournament

43:27

that is just above your level will

43:30

really motivate you and that might be

43:32

getting

43:32

the thing that actually gets you into

43:34

that level like permanently and then

43:36

beyond well you know what when you send

43:40

me that tip I wasn't even thinking of

43:43

that I was thinking more about like oh

43:45

he's probably wanting them to watch

43:48

watch like how they felt like the bet

43:51

better players play and all that and

43:54

like maybe like how they have like a

43:55

putting routine and you might absorb

43:59

some of that good stuff from awesomo or

44:01

osmosis or whatever but for the most

44:04

part no it's more about them looking at

44:06

you than you looking at them yeah no I

44:09

think what you made made so much

44:12

practical sense right there because I

44:14

know as soon as you started saying that

44:17

I was thinking to myself if I was in the

44:19

tournament that's exactly what I would

44:21

be doing I'd be like I gotta get I gotta

44:22

get yeah you feel their eyeballs on you

44:25

and and you get jazzed up I mean the

44:27

main motivator more than anything else

44:29

in golf is shame and you know you do not

44:33

want to I mean it'll know like more than

44:36

you want to win or you want to do it you

44:38

just don't want to be totally disgraced

44:41

in front of a bunch of other golfers you

44:43

know so that that will especially like

44:46

missing those short putts like that's

44:48

there's a big shame factor to it like

44:50

you'd have to be an idiot to miss that

44:52

putt so that was not wanting to be get

44:54

yourself in that position will get you

44:56

to practice and get become a better

44:58

putter that's awesome

45:00

John John was saying his that his club

45:04

championship starts tomorrow but he

45:07

wasn't confident enough to sign up well

45:09

maybe maybe next time apparently you you

45:12

talked to John to because he was saying

45:14

that you connected him with Eric awesome

45:19

all right tip number two build an

45:22

obstacle course and don't be embarrassed

45:23

all right so there's a great book that

45:26

Mike bender wrote called building a

45:30

swing for a lifetime anyway and when I

45:32

was talking I did an interview with Mike

45:34

bender we also did a be better golf

45:35

school at his golf school and when you

45:38

when you go yeah in Lake Mary so when

45:43

you go to his golf school the place is

45:45

just new

45:46

everywhere like all the teachers that

45:49

are teaching there they're putting

45:51

people with these the noodles by their

45:53

head or around the club or and then he's

45:55

also has these things this thing called

45:57

the makes the system which is the most

45:59

efficient swing golf swing obtainable

46:01

and which is basically like a jungle gym

46:05

apparatus that people stand in and

46:07

depending on what you're working on you

46:10

know you you sweet you set it up so that

46:12

you have to swing through it I think

46:14

yeah so it's it's a it's a cool thing

46:18

but you can do everything that that

46:20

machine does just by with shafts and

46:25

pool noodles and like lineman sticks so

46:28

it is difficult though the the diagnosis

46:31

process is difficult because sometimes

46:33

people will work on like that something

46:35

that is not even like relevant to making

46:37

them better but basically um when you're

46:40

good when you go to the range like I

46:42

don't think you're not really you're not

46:46

really gaining progress on becoming

46:48

better if I'm able to walk up behind you

46:51

and I just see like you're you know you

46:54

you hitting a club and your bag and like

46:57

the balls and like that's it like if

46:59

because the way your body works and this

47:03

is coming from like a lot of different

47:04

coaches that have seen people get better

47:06

and seeing people stagnate you you don't

47:09

want to hit stuff you know like you you

47:12

will improve so much faster if you're

47:15

using like obstacles and things like

47:17

that so for example like me like I stand

47:19

up in my swing like this so for mine my

47:23

whole golf career I've stood up in my

47:25

swing and I and my shoulders have gotten

47:27

flat and then and everything I've tried

47:29

like feel of this feel this feel that do

47:32

this do that like it nothing makes it

47:34

better but if I put a noodle here right

47:37

on my shoulder plane I'll stay under it

47:39

and I'll start to feel what I have to do

47:41

to stay on to stay under it and I'll

47:44

have that a negative feedback really

47:46

because like if I do the wrong thing so

47:49

I would figure out what you're what

47:52

you're working on in your golf swing and

47:53

whatever it almost any problem in the

47:56

golf swing other than like mental

47:59

problems is like

48:00

boil it down like if you're looking to

48:03

make your golf swing better you really

48:05

boil it down to okay what is the golf

48:07

club doing like don't be like I hate the

48:10

way my hip looks here or I hate that I'm

48:12

early extending their like look how my

48:14

toe comes up here like what would it

48:15

look like if you erased yourself and you

48:17

just saw the club swinging okay now

48:19

right based on what the club is doing

48:22

you need to find based on what the club

48:26

is doing you need to find some array of

48:28

noodles or whatever else to get you

48:31

doing the right thing and and then

48:33

there's also there's another more

48:35

complicated way to do it where you

48:36

actually feed the error and you actually

48:39

put the noodles in a way where you have

48:41

to do the wrong thing and then you hit

48:43

horrible shots but your body learns that

48:44

that's wrong and then you go back to the

48:46

right thing so there's a flip flopping

48:48

to that but basically like okay if

48:50

because that's all all double golf ball

48:53

knows and this is like nothing new but

48:55

all the golf ball knows is where the

48:57

golf is the path that the club came from

48:59

and then how it's tilted at impact and

49:01

where you hit it on the face so just

49:03

simplify it like okay what is it because

49:05

I wanted to get into doing some like

49:08

golf instruction so I was talking to

49:11

Tony loot sack who I've taken like a

49:13

bunch of lessons from he's like my

49:14

personal teacher people in your videos

49:17

with him so I did I did a I did a review

49:21

of my nephews golf swing and I yeah yeah

49:25

yeah I did a review of Jack's golf swing

49:27

where it was like he sent me a swing and

49:29

I did a voiceover on it and then I sent

49:31

it to Tony and I said like okay like how

49:33

did I do as a you know golf instructor

49:36

he's like well let's just say like if it

49:39

was pass/fail that you would have failed

49:42

I was like really it was like because I

49:44

thought I did a pretty good job he's

49:45

like he's like no this would be like d+

49:48

at best I was like really oh okay but he

49:51

was like no you he's like look at what

49:53

his golf clubs doing I had told Jack

49:55

like hey you're Elbow this and and your

49:57

shoulder that and blah blah but like I

49:59

had to mention like okay you know cuz

50:01

you're gonna do a lot better if you can

50:03

get yourself or your student in this

50:05

clay case to like you figure out what

50:09

you got to do to get the golf club here

50:11

it's because from there through there

50:13

just

50:14

like from you know they call it p6 to p8

50:16

or whatever that's really the only part

50:20

that influence is it like because the

50:21

thing that that I always see and this is

50:23

the big thing that comes to the obstacle

50:25

course is you always see from waist high

50:28

let's say you're the golf swing from

50:30

belt high on the way through is like

50:34

above waist high it's super like there's

50:37

Jim Furyk and there's Rickie Fowler and

50:39

there's Shane Lowery and there's Daniel

50:41

Berger and everybody in between but once

50:43

you get to about belt high on the way

50:46

through it starts to narrow like

50:48

dramatically like almost everybody's

50:50

pretty similar and then once you get to

50:52

impact everybody is extremely simply as

50:55

similar and how they're doing that so

50:57

figure out what you're doing around

50:58

impact that's that's not what you want

51:02

and start you know and and if you're not

51:04

like you got to make it difficult so if

51:07

you're doing it and you're missing the

51:08

noodle a lot of times then you're it's

51:11

probably not tough enough for you so and

51:13

that's the other part about don't be

51:14

embarrassed like set up this station

51:16

like on the range like I was on the

51:18

range I had all kinds of things I didn't

51:20

look like Tim cup or whatever but I had

51:22

a I had the thing for my shoulder here

51:24

and then I had another thing for my for

51:27

my club to keep it low on the way

51:29

through which is basically the same

51:31

thing but I was it's what I was working

51:33

on and then I had a camera set up and

51:34

this wasn't even like YouTube videos I

51:36

was just practicing and then I had a

51:38

camera set up doing like the instant

51:39

replay and a golfer so everybody would

51:42

be for the most part would be like

51:44

majorly embarrassed to have like such a

51:45

big setup like that on the range and a

51:47

golf pro walks by me and I could this

51:49

was during there's one of the only

51:51

places I was open at the time and

51:52

everybody would be like embarrassed

51:54

thinking like oh man like the pro

51:55

there's gonna like roll his eyes and

51:57

they're like what is this idiot doing

51:58

like you know doesn't know anything and

52:00

he came up to me and he didn't know be

52:02

better golf or anything and he just came

52:04

up to me the pro he's like you know I'm

52:06

really happy to see somebody actually

52:09

trying to improve you know I seen you

52:12

got your setup you got your camera like

52:14

you're making some progress at getting

52:16

better like everybody else here is you

52:18

know you're basically just exercising

52:20

you know because the way your brain

52:22

works once you've hit one shot like okay

52:25

you've done that and you can keep trying

52:27

it and you're just

52:28

searching for the feel of the day you're

52:30

not really making any progress on what

52:31

it's going to take to get better so

52:33

actually like people would be nervous to

52:36

be embarrassed to have so much stuff and

52:38

you know like apparatus around them but

52:42

you're actually gonna get more respect

52:44

from the people who go to a PGA Tour

52:46

event a PGA Tour event today is looks so

52:49

different than a PGA Tour event from the

52:50

80s today you're gonna see guys with

52:53

balls in between their hands with pool

52:55

noodles on the putting green is insane

52:57

with how many alignment aids they have

52:59

and other things right Judy she had like

53:03

that wooden box that he brought out

53:05

there one knows I'm the putting greener

53:06

on their driving range oh no I haven't

53:10

been it it was what it was literally

53:12

like I mean it looked like like like a

53:15

gate but I had to be more than that

53:17

because it was it was like a like a

53:20

miniature doghouse out there and he's

53:23

now that's a thing that you're good at

53:25

or event now there's all kinds of

53:27

apparatus and stuff that they're using

53:30

now and the other thing that tour

53:32

players have that is really important

53:35

like that they're using their caddies

53:37

and in in ways to hold the noodles and

53:39

also hold the camera and hold they like

53:41

that feedback is really crucial and if

53:43

you want to be better like the thing

53:45

that I used to say like because people

53:48

like when I first went out to do the

53:50

videos on golf courses and stuff the

53:52

thing that people said like aren't you

53:54

like embarrassed like pull the camera

53:56

out pulled the tripod out pull it like

53:58

all this stuff out sorry

54:02

aren't you aren't you embarrassed to

54:04

pull all this stuff out and I'm like

54:06

well those people aren't there when I'm

54:09

signing my scorecard for like an 84 and

54:13

I feel like I want to vomit you know

54:14

those people who are making me feel like

54:16

like silly for for having the camera out

54:19

or having the noodles out or like you

54:21

know they're not going to be the ones

54:22

that are gonna have to deal with like my

54:24

emotions when like I'm feeling horrible

54:27

and they're also not going to be there

54:29

when you know I've played really well so

54:32

it's like I I'm the one who has to deal

54:34

with you know the results of my good or

54:37

bad scores so I don't I don't care how

54:41

they feel don't be

54:42

hey you know what and I think it's a

54:45

great tip because I've been going to the

54:47

range a lot lately and I haven't seen I

54:52

haven't seen anyone with any kind of

54:56

apparatus SIG's any kind of setup going

54:59

on besides maybe the occasional

55:01

alignment stick around

55:03

I mean look my favorite show it's

55:05

actually in the future this is something

55:07

I want to do but like my favorite golf

55:09

TV show or Internet show that ever comes

55:11

on all year is live on the range at the

55:14

Masters you know oh so like you know on

55:18

the Wednesday or a Tuesday Wednesday

55:19

before the Masters they have the track

55:21

man set up so you can see the flight

55:23

scopes of how the ball is going but you

55:25

know Bryson and even Tiger and another

55:28

guys you know they put the head cover in

55:30

such a way on the ground or Vijay Singh

55:33

puts the the umbrella in such a way and

55:35

the end the sand bottle and like you

55:37

know they they have they have like these

55:40

little obstacle courses or even they're

55:42

doing it with balls sometimes but more

55:44

and more you're seeing guys like when

55:46

would you ever see like in the 80s when

55:48

would you ever have seen somebody come

55:50

out with like a straight-up training aid

55:52

like a but now you see it all the time a

55:56

friend of mine birdie from DST golf like

55:58

has the bent backwards Club you know

56:00

like 23 of the top 30 guys have have

56:05

used that club like on a peon at or

56:07

driving range so yeah that's like that's

56:10

an old idea that people think like is

56:13

like really embarrassing or whatever but

56:15

you just got to get over there

56:18

awesome all right our final tip here and

56:23

this is something that I feel like

56:24

you've probably done more research and

56:28

homework on than anyone else

56:30

definitely across the YouTube

56:33

stratosphere is towing the golf club

56:39

don't let the club control right so so

56:43

this comes from like I did a series of

56:45

videos with birdy who I was just talking

56:47

about the guy who yeah I've seen that so

56:51

I'm basically like birdy calls it lagged

56:55

tension which never really fit for me

56:57

because having the word tension in there

57:01

makes you think that like you're holding

57:03

it or like you know you're being tense

57:04

as you're holding it it's it's not what

57:06

it means but but it but it does give you

57:08

that image of like holding and that was

57:10

the thing with be a better golf when I

57:12

first started it that the main question

57:15

I had was like hey like I've been trying

57:16

because I learned the golfing machine

57:18

other things that's hard about like how

57:20

important lag was I've been trying so

57:22

hard to hold lag and keep lag through

57:25

impact and I'm just like I was like a

57:27

seriously bad like I was an okay player

57:30

like probably like a four handicap or

57:31

something but like but that took so much

57:34

like practice and like just to get there

57:37

and my and my anti handicap was super

57:40

high so like there's the handicap is

57:42

like of your whatever your 20 bet at 20

57:45

last rounds like your five lowest

57:46

averaged right but my ante handicap of

57:50

like of my 20 last rounds my five

57:52

highest average would have been like

57:53

really high you know especially for so

57:56

um so when you're talking about towing

58:00

the golf club the club has to be towed

58:03

through impact so if I'm see I'm like

58:05

pulling this through so think about like

58:08

how you could control like a if you're

58:10

running fast with like a push cart on

58:12

two wheels you know and you're running

58:15

fast forward pushing it think about how

58:16

much control you would have or if you're

58:18

running fast but it's trailing behind

58:20

you they kind of get an idea of it so a

58:23

lot of people get this confused with

58:25

shaft lean and can I share my screen

58:29

with you because I have some things

58:31

prepared if I can I don't know if you

58:35

can or I don't think I can yeah because

58:40

I'm in my yeah yeah I don't think so so

58:46

basically you have to tow the golf club

58:49

through through the area through the

58:51

zone so if you take the easy way to look

58:54

at this I'm just unplug from here second

58:57

[Applause]

59:00

swing from face on and you hit the golf

59:03

ball if you take an extension of your

59:06

left arm and

59:08

a line down to the ground this needs to

59:11

be past the golf ball at impact so that

59:18

shows whether or not you're towing the

59:20

club now most people what they do is

59:22

they they swing the golf club

59:25

we kind of overcharge it at the

59:26

beginning and then it then it kind of

59:29

tips backwards if you're swinging that

59:31

kind of tips so so the only technical

59:41

thing that I was as you're as you're as

59:45

you're trying to build your golf swing

59:47

and you're trying to become better at

59:48

golf you've got to learn first how to

59:50

identify how much toe you are doing like

59:54

how much you're throwing it through

59:54

impact then you've got to be able to

59:57

then you got to figure out like okay how

59:59

am I going to do that but 95 plus

60:02

percent of regular golfers have the club

60:05

at impact past their hands basically so

60:09

once the club is if you're toning it

60:12

through impact then you are controlling

60:14

the golf club once the club has passed

60:17

this line that if that goes past your

60:19

left arm once the club has passed that

60:21

the club is its own freewheeling thing

60:24

it's basically like I'm controlling this

60:26

pencil until once I let go of it like

60:29

I'm not controlling what that's doing

60:31

and that's exactly what you're doing you

60:32

would you're throwing the club to the

60:34

ball and then it gets flung past you and

60:36

then it can wobble sometimes you'll hit

60:39

it this way sometimes you're headed that

60:40

way so so then you version your

60:44

consistency even your power all of that

60:47

stuff futures and Sascha McKenzie famous

60:49

gosh fat Goff scientist so birdy had a

60:52

show do this thing called forward

60:54

modeling of the difference between legs

60:57

like what if everything was equal what

60:59

if the club head speed and the angle of

61:02

attack and this the location on the face

61:06

and even the shaft lean what if all

61:08

those things were the same but one swing

61:11

had lag tension what he was calling

61:13

there one was being towed and one had

61:15

been flung Sasha found that you'll hit

61:19

the ball 45 percent straighter if it's

61:22

toad you'll hit it like seven yards

61:24

further with like an 8-iron something

61:27

like everything like but like that

61:29

that's straightness it was like

61:31

dramatically more narrow if you're the

61:34

one that's doing it because you cannot

61:36

predict the timing that you need to line

61:39

that up is is really difficult and it's

61:43

just once you know how to and if you go

61:46

to if you search be better golf lag

61:49

tension you'll see you'll see a lot of

61:52

videos that will explain this better but

61:53

once you know how to identify that

61:55

you'll see it in every single time like

61:57

I'm it's impossible for me to watch a

62:00

Instagram post of a golfer with a face

62:02

on from a face on view without me doing

62:05

a screenshot and recording and pausing

62:07

and impact and you'll see like a huge

62:10

difference and but but the other thing

62:12

with this too is that doesn't mean like

62:14

yeah key Neiman like has like beautiful

62:16

like the most on tour like he's towing

62:18

it more than any other player on tour

62:19

him and Cameron champ a little bit but a

62:22

camera champ has a lot of probably maybe

62:25

the most weight driver but through the

62:26

entire bag

62:27

Hakeem Neiman's towing it more than

62:29

anybody else so he's got like his his

62:32

arms would be pointed about two feet in

62:36

front of the ball at impact but and that

62:39

doesn't mean that Yaqui Neiman is gonna

62:42

be better

62:43

golfer than like Charlie Hoffman who's

62:46

like eight inches in front of the ball

62:47

it's a binary choice either you're

62:50

towing it through impact either you're

62:53

towing the club and you're in control of

62:54

it and that could be two feet that could

62:56

be you know seven inches or you're

63:00

you're not and that could be and and on

63:02

that side of it though that's that's

63:05

pretty like the worst players are like

63:08

have the club like back here and they're

63:11

trying to impact like this and then

63:12

you're starting to get better and closer

63:14

to scratch as you get to here you know

63:16

on the tour side of it on the like

63:19

tension side of it it's you just need

63:21

some so that's like really the the

63:23

dividing line for if you're trying to

63:25

get better at golf that's the dividing

63:26

line for whether or not you can be an

63:28

actual whether or not you're actually

63:30

playing golf if you're towing if you're

63:32

towing the club through impact then

63:34

you're playing golf and

63:36

you're actually able to be like okay

63:38

that's when the game really opens up and

63:41

that's when like because I don't think

63:42

there's really any point in the mental

63:46

game of golf or course strategy or

63:48

anything like that if you're if you're

63:49

if the club has been flipped past the

63:53

point of you controlling it there's

63:55

because yeah because you you have no

63:57

idea but anyways the only point the only

63:59

point would be to manage your own

64:01

emotions and and to help you not feel

64:04

quite so bad about it

64:05

and maybe keep you in the game enough to

64:08

have your your short game save it but

64:11

you're gonna be no kind of player yeah

64:15

if it's flip leg and there have been

64:17

some people sometimes people send me

64:20

pictures of like what about like Jack

64:21

Nicklaus or what about this shot of

64:23

tiger woods and and without a doubt

64:26

whenever they're sending me these

64:27

pictures that like proves that you don't

64:29

need lag tension it's always like the

64:32

balls about that far gone or a little

64:34

bit on you know they're never hitting

64:36

impact exactly you it's it's a so that

64:40

was that's the main thing that and then

64:41

the the the channel you can make an

64:43

entire YouTube channel and I kind of

64:45

have about the different ways that you

64:48

achieve that state of toeing the club

64:52

through impact and really by just

64:56

raising anything the more some people

65:00

the more you need to try to throw it the

65:02

more you actually end up having so it's

65:04

a very difficult problem to tackle but

65:07

just to just know that that's that is

65:10

the problem of golf that is the question

65:13

that golf demands you get you you're if

65:17

one thing that you say that that might

65:20

benefit everyone as far as getting

65:22

closer to toeing the club that you found

65:26

that you feel like you need to do I mean

65:27

for me I like to hit low like not very

65:33

hard like seven irons that only only go

65:36

like like seventy yards or something

65:38

carry you know like and and you're

65:43

taking it here and you can start to feel

65:45

it that's that whenever you feel like oh

65:46

I compress that ball that means that the

65:49

club was toe

65:50

and you pulled it you you pulled it or

65:53

you rotate or whatever you did the club

65:55

was towing your control and you pinched

65:58

it so like I mean the best the best

66:01

thing I found to do that is to hit low

66:04

cuts with like a 7-iron that are just

66:07

like kind of kind of pinched the other

66:09

the other huge thing with this and and

66:13

this is so golf clubs are made like this

66:15

and they have loft on it and to help you

66:20

get it up in the air almost everybody

66:22

almost everybody who doesn't have lag

66:24

tension who is not towing the club

66:26

through impact has the ball too far back

66:28

in their stance so because they have it

66:31

too far back in their stance and then

66:33

they put some flip to it but because

66:35

they want the hands forward and they

66:38

want to drive it lower they put it more

66:39

back in their stance the further the

66:41

wall goes back in your stand so the more

66:43

you kind of have to cast to it to get

66:46

some kind of loft and it's just it's a

66:48

vicious spiral so the the ball goes back

66:50

in your stance so that you can hit it

66:53

more compressed but then you flip at it

66:55

more because it's back in your stance

66:56

and and you're you just you're stuck in

66:58

a pattern you'll never get better

67:01

really try to hit those seven irons put

67:04

the 7-iron in like a 3-wood ball

67:06

position and try to hit it low

67:08

compressed where you're taking a very

67:11

shallow divot to anybody can get

67:13

shattering or whatever by hitting like

67:14

down on it fifteen the best would the

67:18

absolute best way to practice this is to

67:20

get on a Forsyte machine which is

67:23

something that that's that thing Bryson

67:25

Dee Shambo is using all the time if you

67:26

can get on like a GC quad or something

67:28

where they can read what the what the

67:30

club is doing and what the ball is doing

67:33

both what you want to do is try to hit

67:35

shots not too fast but try to hit shots

67:37

where you're hitting down on it with

67:39

like a 7-iron like eight degrees or

67:42

something or even like five or five six

67:44

seven eight something like that but

67:46

you're you're launching it low you know

67:50

so there so you want to be shallow but

67:53

launch it low from a forward ball

67:54

position you put those three things

67:56

together the only way to do those three

67:58

things together is to have lag tension

67:59

then start building that and it gets

68:01

very difficult once because your body

68:03

what

68:04

you think create speed are gonna be

68:06

things that destroy this so you just got

68:08

to keep taking it up taking it up taking

68:10

it up until you can do it and then all

68:12

of a sudden I had this picture I wanted

68:14

to show with you but it's it's pretty

68:15

cool if you go to let me see where I

68:18

have it on here yeah if you go to Keith

68:20

Mitchell's Instagram on there he has and

68:26

Keith Mitchell is a guy with great toe

68:28

great leg tension right on the PGA Tour

68:31

but I usually don't see stuff like this

68:34

but he is a picture of a Saints swing

68:37

speed sweet sequence of his from when he

68:39

was 12 and that showed his impact so now

68:42

on tour he's like this he's got great

68:45

leg tension but when he was 12 he was

68:47

like this and he was totally flipped you

68:50

know and I mean and that shows it right

68:52

there some guys that he was whirling

68:56

golf teams with him you know they just

68:57

made that work that kind of flip thing

69:00

and they and they maybe they practice

69:02

twice as much as Keith did and and other

69:05

guys you know other golfers as you're

69:08

coming the but Keith at some point

69:11

either through good coaching or just

69:13

like intuitively figuring out he figured

69:15

out that this was not gonna work

69:17

and he figured out how am I gonna get it

69:19

like that and you know his level just

69:22

you know exploded you will never get it

69:25

like you would have to be such a

69:27

magician with your hands and there are a

69:29

couple guys on tour there are a couple

69:30

guys even on tour with that head that

69:33

don't have lag tension on every shot and

69:35

and if you want to see one of them it

69:38

would just look at the guy who's been

69:39

the best putter on tour for the last 15

69:41

years guy has no lag tension at all and

69:46

you have to be so good strokes gains

69:49

wise in your putting and chipping to be

69:52

able to keep a career on the tour if

69:54

you're not if you're not towing it and

69:57

it just helps everything okay yeah now

70:00

you also have you have a course on on

70:04

that - don't you like beyond great in

70:07

yeah I think it's let me look it up I

70:09

think it's be better golf net /bg I I'm

70:12

just gonna check that

70:17

yep we go to be better golf the dotnet

70:20

/bg I so basically like I did this law

70:23

like I did a year's worth of videos with

70:25

birdie from DST and I had been flip and

70:28

I would I was like could not get my head

70:30

around like why is this not like any

70:33

time I try to hit it hard it's gone I'm

70:35

doing those 7-iron things like I was

70:37

telling you but anytime I tried to put

70:39

any power into it it's gone I found

70:41

through like a really weird process

70:43

using that for the for the floor site

70:46

machining and doing some other things

70:48

like I found a way that like I can every

70:51

single time guaranteed doing this

70:53

certain way like not like a thing you

70:55

can do in the golf course but during

70:57

this certain way like I can have amazing

70:59

awesome lag tension and hit like the

71:01

poor quality pure shots but it would be

71:05

a little but doing this would be illegal

71:06

to do on the golf course

71:07

so I made like this little program about

71:10

it like I think it's really good like

71:12

I've had insane legal I got the results

71:15

of a lot of the people who have taken it

71:17

have been really good but like I'm not

71:19

like the only accreditation at all in

71:22

teaching or anything like that I have in

71:24

golf is when birdie came out to the

71:27

United States I did become a I got my

71:29

certification as a DST certified

71:31

instructor as far as this delayed his

71:34

his leg tension theory and all this

71:36

stuff to talk about that's the only

71:37

accreditation as a teacher or anything

71:39

I've ever had and well that doesn't mean

71:43

that someone came rather right right but

71:45

but if that is the one part that I do

71:47

know about which is if I could know

71:49

about anything that would that would be

71:51

the one part that I would want to know

71:53

about and yeah so on this this course

71:56

you be better golf net /bg I be on great

72:00

impact I basically found a protocol that

72:02

that anybody can do like you can take

72:05

the worst flipper in the world and if

72:08

they if they do this routine they're

72:11

gonna see like hey that's all the lag

72:13

tension in the world I would ever one

72:14

and then just the very difficult part is

72:17

then okay how do I port that on to do it

72:20

with with no apparatus with no help or

72:23

anything like that on the golf course

72:24

that's the that's the personalization

72:26

part that's very difficult but that that

72:28

first giant step is yeah thanks for

72:30

mentioning that yes beyond great impact

72:32

it's it's been like it was a moment in

72:34

my mind that just like blew my brain up

72:36

when I figured this out and it's been a

72:38

lot of fun and for everyone who's on

72:41

here and actually everyone on who's

72:44

following up glove on our email list

72:46

I'll send all this out ok great as well

72:50

stuff okay so first off thank you for

72:54

all that did anyone have any specific

73:00

questions here Pat said that Pat was

73:04

talking about the about the the towing

73:09

of the young so important have any any

73:13

questions that they personally wanted to

73:16

ask Brendon Shawn are you Anna are you

73:21

at a club there or do you just play

73:24

public offer yeah no I just played

73:29

public I have I have a few friends who

73:31

are members at stuff and I'll play I'll

73:34

play with them and at their courses but

73:38

I'm one of those people who like I like

73:40

to play different courses yeah I know

73:41

for me feel like it's once you're in for

73:44

the membership you you would be like I'm

73:45

wasting my money going somewhere else

73:47

I'm paying so much further yeah um yeah

73:50

exactly

73:51

John asked I didn't quite get how to

73:53

make my practice more intense that would

73:59

just go back to the first tip we said

74:00

your practice will become a very intense

74:03

once you say like spent $200 just sign

74:06

up for a tournament that's just out of

74:07

your level so John if you're you know

74:12

what what was a shame was there's a guy

74:14

that uh be better golfer called ray a

74:17

friend of mine that I met through the

74:19

channel so he was doing the Golf Channel

74:21

AM tour so he he came to he came to one

74:27

of our be better golf schools with like

74:29

20 loot sack and and I out in Long Beach

74:32

and he also came to the short game

74:36

school I did with Timmy Elberton anyway

74:38

he was playing pretty regularly on the

74:41

on the Golf Channel AM tour

74:44

and he had jumped around to a bunch of

74:48

different instructors and he was never

74:51

like really in the hunt for it but but

74:53

he kept being there and all the sudden

74:55

something clicked and he won like three

74:57

of those events in a single season and

74:59

like got to go play in the finals and

75:01

everything and that was like really that

75:04

was really cool so um and that was that

75:07

was the thing that I wanted to bring up

75:08

to you and for someone they closed that

75:10

though Golf Channel am towards out of

75:12

business now I heard yeah so in addition

75:15

to everyone out of Orlando they shut

75:19

down Orlando everyone's going up - not

75:21

everyone not even most oh yeah but their

75:25

whole operation is going but they're

75:26

firing a lot of people I heard I mean

75:28

yeah the only thing that keeping here I

75:31

think is the golf now and golf past

75:33

people is what it said yeah that's it's

75:38

a difficult situation I don't know I

75:40

don't know anything about but I've been

75:42

I've been you know working for TV

75:43

companies my whole life and it's always

75:46

chill and everything's cool and then

75:48

there one day there's like okay we're

75:49

gonna have a meeting and and you walk in

75:51

remaining and says there's an air over

75:53

the room and you're like oh boy it's

75:55

like the executioner's there no but

75:58

something that people ask me all the

75:59

time this is something I wanted to bring

76:01

out so people say to me all the time

76:03

like how do you get better at golf if

76:07

you're always jumping from like teacher

76:08

to teacher to teacher to teacher you

76:10

know you're never sticking to one thing

76:12

or sticking to one pattern and I was

76:14

saying this it's a somebody about it I

76:16

was like whoa if I had be better golf or

76:19

if I didn't have be better golf I would

76:21

be doing the same thing that's what I

76:22

was doing like I was I'm always because

76:25

I'm like a real curious type anyway like

76:26

I'm always going to be looking at tips

76:28

on the internet and I'm always gonna be

76:30

talking about golf to different types of

76:32

people whether I have the Golf Channel

76:33

or not but I'm not seeing in the in the

76:38

research I've seen and also in the

76:39

evidence of the players I've seen that

76:41

have gotten better and the players I've

76:43

seen that have not gotten better I'm not

76:45

seeing a very strong correlation between

76:47

sticking with one method and getting

76:50

better like there's just as many people

76:54

who have stick stuck with the same

76:56

teacher and sore stuck with

76:58

one method of doing things that have

77:00

never gotten better as I would say

77:02

there's more players that have jumped

77:03

around all different kinds of methods

77:06

that end up getting better than people

77:08

who is stuck with one method I mean even

77:10

if you look at the Justin Rose just

77:12

fired his coach and now he's doing it on

77:14

his own

77:14

Tiger Woods changed he's famously six

77:17

times or more and you know even like the

77:21

the best players in the world but like

77:23

you got a you got the main thing for me

77:26

has never been like like I've never

77:29

stopped taking lessons from a teacher

77:31

because of the information like it's

77:34

never almost never and I've like this is

77:37

talking like before be better golfing

77:38

noticing yeah like and this is the best

77:40

advice I could give to a golf teacher

77:42

the the main thing that that ever gets

77:45

me to stop taking lessons from someone

77:47

is just their enthusiasm goes down and

77:50

my enthusiasm has stayed the same or

77:52

gotten more you know cuz every golf

77:55

teacher when you go up they're there for

77:56

your first golf lesson or you signed up

77:58

for a set of three golf lessons their

78:01

enthusiasm about how much better they're

78:03

gonna get you is like sky-high lesson

78:06

one and by lesson four they're like done

78:09

with you they're like for their board is

78:11

your problem you know I mean or or maybe

78:14

they haven't made a better or anything

78:16

like that so that would be the main

78:18

thing it's like keep that enthusiasm

78:21

high and this guy that I was telling you

78:23

about that one on the the Golf Channel

78:25

amateur a bunch of times last year

78:28

he'd been to everybody bounces around to

78:31

a lot of different coaches and he kind

78:33

of keeps the things that he likes any

78:35

kind of like you know the things that

78:37

like he just knows that aren't gonna

78:39

click for him he is just kind of like

78:40

ignore but I would I would go against

78:43

that thing of thinking like oh I just

78:45

need one thing to stick to it you right

78:48

in some ways you you need to have like

78:50

go-to shots in that way but that's not

78:53

really how like I think Golf is a lot

78:55

more like MMA and a lot less like

78:59

archery so like archery like you're

79:02

doing that same thing and you're trying

79:03

to hit that the bullseye like exactly

79:05

every time you're doing and that's kind

79:07

of how people think of golf like I'm

79:08

precise I'm here I'm lined up and going

79:10

there

79:10

I think Golf is a lot more

79:12

like MMA and you think that the reason

79:14

that MMA got so big was they they figure

79:17

it out through all these you know Gracie

79:20

led tournaments they figured out little

79:21

well there's no there's no there's no

79:24

like okay it's not gonna be like all

79:26

kung-fu guys are all karate guys or even

79:28

all Brazilian Jiu Jitsu guys the guys

79:30

who are really good at MMA now are guys

79:34

who are they're like there's everything

79:37

and they're doing boxing and there's

79:39

Conor McGregor's doing these weird like

79:41

animal body movement things and they're

79:43

putting all kinds of stuff and that's

79:45

how golf is because it's not one skill

79:47

it's like you got to be a putter and you

79:49

got to be a chipper and you got to be a

79:51

good driver of the ball and driving the

79:53

golf ball is very different from doing

79:54

you know bunker yeah yeah you got to be

79:59

a really good learner and a really

80:01

really super adaptable so yeah right pat

80:06

pat ask ask Brendon since we are here

80:12

any discounts on BGI he's putting he's

80:15

putting you right right yeah anybody

80:17

who's watching this send me an email and

80:18

say hey I want BGI and I think it's 4995

80:23

the only twenty dollars off of that so

80:25

just send me an email and I'll and say

80:29

hey I watched you on the up globe talk

80:30

and and I want to I want to get PGI just

80:34

let me know and I'll send it to you for

80:35

for 30 bucks Pat said good deal links

80:42

see what else we got here your swing

80:46

speed I saw you do the swing speed

80:51

sticks were you able to maintain your

80:54

swing speed after you increased it uh no

80:58

not really I mean I I can like I can

81:02

spike it like to get high like right now

81:04

like I measured it yesterday was 116 was

81:07

like a good one a pretty solid one and

81:10

then I'm like golf course speed more

81:12

like 113 something like that but just if

81:17

you're not like you gotta be like

81:19

because that's what I did like I went

81:20

out to Kansas and and I did this thing

81:22