What 7 Handicap Golf Actually Looks Like

Reality of single digit handicap golf: - 240 yard drive piped down the middle - Approach shot next to the green - Chip shot to gimme range - Tap in par I think you're doing pretty good, Adam

I love when Adam uploads right as I’m sitting down for lunch

I just got back from playing golf and now I get to watch my favorite golf YouTuber!

I miss the duck quack sound on the shank shots

One of the few honest golf youtubers, love it!

You have been playing all my local courses! Make it look too easy!

Adam your driver transformation has been amazing. You sucked so bad before lol. Now you're Rory! Awesome video!

Damn, your tee game on this round was 🔥 Great seeing you pounding the ball with the driver 👊

Adam, I am currently an 8 handicap, and you and I would seem to go neck-and-neck over 18 holes. I admire your chip shots, just off the green, and I'm learning the PW or GW works much better than the 54 or 56 degree wedge. I seem to hit the ball so much better than most of my playing partners, but only to find my final score only slightly better than theirs. I need to avoid the double bogies (and a triple every once in a while). I get my long putts pretty close, but will miss my fair share of the 4 footers. I really enjoyed your video. It is "real", and I can really see that we share the same thoughts (and mistakes) on the golf course. Thanks for the video. I really enjoyed it! It made me realize I don't have to stripe 4-irons 200 yards dead straight to post a reasonable score! I think I will take your advice on the "Swingtweaks" lesson! 👍⛳

Wanted to thank you for the awesome videos. I took your advice regarding walking the length of my putts to get a mental map of the weight, along with giving every putt a little bit more respect before going through and hitting them. Last round my putts were so much better, was able to sink a few 10 footers and leave almost all of the others within 5 feet to clean up. Amazing how good you feel on the course once you eliminate 3 putts! Keep up the great work

Great driving in this video mate 👏👏

Thank you for that reminder on the 9th hole! I’m guilty of grabbing my lob wedge but recently, switched to my gap and I’ve seen major improvement. Keep up the great videos Adam! 🫡

this weekend gonna be so awesome!

This video is basically my game in a nutshell- I scramble very well around the greens because I miss so many. I will bomb a drive 260 every once in awhile. Golf is hard.

Hey Adam, new subscriber here. I've been watching a ton of your videos recently and I love your story! I really like how you talk about having a positive mindset. You've also given me a ton of pointers and advice about how to navigate a course better. I'm going on a golf trip in a few days to southern Utah, and I can't wait to put all the things I've learned from you into practice on the course! Cheers!

Really cool to see you playing these Portland courses. Wish I could be out there with you.

Above all, keep the ball in play. As time goes on, you will get up and down more often. I get up and down 4 or 5 times a round now. Out of 18 holes, I get maybe 7 GIR's. Only using a driver when it's warranted by WIDE OPEN fairways and using irons off the tee really help avoiding those double and tripple bogeys. Been playing lije thus for about 2 weeks and have gone from high 80's (low 90's when the cart girl won't leave us alone 😂😂) to very low 80's and high 70's. Ill take shorter and in play over OB and a guarenteed double/tripple. Best

Time to try a LAB DF3? :) Great video as always!

Would love to see you put the Scotty in timeout for a few rounds! Ever tried a Lab putter? They are so much easier IMO.

Man I wish I could hit fairways like you. Yesterday I shot a +3 75 with hitting 2 fairways but had a 65% GIR. Granted it's a pretty open course so the rough isn't as penalizing as other courses but man if I could dial in driver, I might break par (which I've never done in 20 years). Anyways, great video as always Adam!