81 years old and fit as hell. No lies exercise and keep fit and you have a good chance to live long and eep your mental faculties . He is the jacklalane of golf!

he really gave those guys some value. he uses knowledge of the players from past and present. knew the way the greats would swing their clubs. and wrapped it all up some humour. and throughout his love of the game really shines through.

How can you not love Gary Player?

@monathukral11

7 жыл бұрын

tperri123 Gary plae

Gary Player has my utmost respect of any golfer!!

What a legend - I could listen to him for days.

5:34 bro starts a crowd clap and stops...it's about the follow through....you gotta listen to Gary! Light the match. Keep going! Gary is legend, best advice ever.

Gary Player is my all time favourite golfer. Great man with humility and humour

@tatchy1001

2 жыл бұрын

Humility? 😂

I was fortunate enough to attend something very similar to this in Perth WA. Thanks for reminding me what a wonderful person and golfer Gary Player is.

@victorgrainger895

4 ай бұрын

Creep

Watching Gary Player and reading Ben Hogan’s 5 lessons book have improved my game heaps in a very short time

love this guy, so phenomenal...just an ace!!!!

Thankyou you just made my day so much more worth sticking around for tomorrow's golf weather weather or not the weather is pushing up Daisy's or just hanging around in the clouds just hope there's no crowds to see me mess it up ❤️

He is the biggest entertainer not boring at all.

Loved this video. Great energy and a fun way of teaching.. Very interesting insight of tiger's bad lessons.

Such a class act! To teach and make me laugh at the same time yet get all the critical points across....simply hilarious and effective

@dietermatschke2810

6 ай бұрын

5:31

What I would do to play a round of golf with Mr. Player...Always something new to learn from him.

Six drives and the Tee Peg never left the ground!😉

Favorite teacher..right on too

81 and still pounding drives omg this game is really for all ages

What a character. Had work and a burning determination to win.

Very good tips, easy to practice and entertaining clip.

"You're an 18? You and I play tomorrow. You hit every drive, every second shot.....I take over......you're a 4 handicap..... Lets go play tomorrow, I hit every drive and you take over....... You're a 16 handicap......" #HarshTruth He says things I don't want to but NEED to hear.

5:31 The most epic bail out of an attempt to gather a round of applause. lol. (Guy in white, left side)

Gary Player is an ambassador of golf.

Yes. Golf is 100-yards in. Will work on it. Superb advice

Good stuff Gary!

Years ago I saw him at Cherry Hills Country Club in Denver hit 2 buckets of practice balls with his 3 wood after he told his swing coach that he was unhappy with that club's performance on the course that day. I watched him hit every ball and they all went in the same area. I was unable to determine what changes he made to his swing; but he was apparently satisfied after 2 buckets.

GREAT CLINIC LITTLE BRO!

Fantastic

I was at a practice round 1972 US Open Pebble Beach. I was 18, me and a couple other teens were able to walk down the fairway with Player and he gave us kids golf lessons. Wow, walk-in down fairways with golf greats and getting lessons, what a time. He was exactly the same then as he was in this video.

Just plain brilliance

Uncle Gary is the best.... last time we met was Sun City when I played in the SA army champs golf tournament #teamseale

what a great guy x

Great man!

I watched Mr. player giving tips at the Master's practice round, to the younger pros. They didn't miss a word.

brilliant

Gotta love how Gary regales his students with his 1000 plus situp routine while most the blokes standing behind him couldn't even bend down to tie their shoes.

That's what lee Trevino said. The short game wins tournaments.

He rocks!!!!

You got to love that man!

how can anyone not give that a like?

I strongly agree the part about coaches wanting to change the greats' swing, like Bobby's and Eldrick's. Why change something that allows you to win 4 majors in a row?

@dscwac396

2 жыл бұрын

If More players took it back like bobby Jones they would be able to actually shallow the club much easier

@scottcampbell1377xanadu

2 жыл бұрын

Tigers win at pebble beach was arguably the greatest ever major win . Delight was second.

9majors! On PGA tour! Only man to win gram slam both tours! Junior & senior

A true legend! I wonder how far he hits his drives at 80 years young? I'll bet he can still take apart almost any course from the white tees.

@user-tx4hz3vd5d

5 жыл бұрын

According to Andy North he said he just played with Gary and he shot 69 this year with him.

@Saintsfanalways

4 жыл бұрын

They say he is hitting 270 yard drives at 83

@Unvaccinated69

2 жыл бұрын

I'd say at least 250 on average at the time of this video he has so much energy for his age it's insane

Legendary

Strike the match, so true!

This is the best lesson I’ve ever seen, no really (3hcp)

the likes of which we will never see again, a true sporting great

@roxybailey6302

8 жыл бұрын

with a new era a new culture. Instagram stars now...

@PreservationEnthusiast

7 жыл бұрын

I prefer Paige Spiranac. Who cares about the golf when you can watch those tits!

Lytham st Anne's is an amazing golf course.

A complete golfing genius

LEGEND

Solid. Reason he won 165 tournaments

This man would be so interesting to hang out with

What a beast 😎

what an honor to be in his company...

legend

Oh my God I just figured out the meaning of “light the candle”! Hahahaha

That guy is awesome

I think we start to see much more exotic swings again, modern coaches start to learn how to work with individuals rather than trying to cookie cutter them. E.g. see Wolff who worked with Gankas, what an amazing unique swing..

"here are your three balls for the weekend sir".... and that is me finished for the weekend on hole 1

Where do I send the money for this amazing lesson?

use the biggest muscles in your body to create power yep Gary that makes sense

punching gut-check, 1300 situps-check, mother in law-check

what a great personality

@roxybailey6302

8 жыл бұрын

second that, compare it tiger woods stories and his golf learning experience was almost child abuse.

@charlesclutter172

7 жыл бұрын

Mike Bailey

Great shtick

Legend

tight lad

I guess this is one way but there is another: the old snap of the wrists!

Notice how all the portly lads breathed in when he mentioned the core muscles.

lol 😂 5:32, such a funny clap-fail.

@MrKydaman

7 жыл бұрын

Lol yeah that was a huge fail

By now his mother-in-law must be 116. What a card Gary is;)

He's a funny man.

Such an eccentric

5:33 that guy claps when the plane lands I bet

The real Chuck Norris.

P.s. So many variations of golf swings. I'm left handed and get picked on by the other guys lol...they say "Hey man...your on the wrong side". :)

What did he do when he said ''feei that'' ?

87 yr old now Same

Love how he always has a mother in law comment lol

More like story time with Gary player

Thank you very much Sir for great words to PM Imran Khan : )

“Golf is played from 100yrds in” I truly beleive in that theory, the better your short game is the better player you are, its not d driver not fairway wood nor long irons i just put them in fairway but with my short irons i have to be accurate.

This is a pretty fit comedian.

coz every time I watch him he tells us he does 4million situps in 5mins that's why,,,,if he could learn to STOP that bit he would be great...Every time, let it lie Gary...you are a legend without that bit...great clinic

Ben Hogan was the best Lee Trevino was the 2nd best ball striker..amazing truth for a legend to say

Wadaplaya

@vamvra5498

5 жыл бұрын

Right on Waddaplaya!

My God, has Gary finally learned how to stop boasting ? I hope so, he's just wonderful and brilliant here, no bragging at all !

I love Gary Player, but it's incredible how when it comes to ball striking (I do admit Trevino and Hogan are probably in the top 20 period) how Jack and Tiger (especially in his prime 2006--2009) are NEVER mentioned. Jack, incredibly, not only won 18 Majors, but finished second a mind boggling 20 times. Whose BALL STRIKING would you take? Seriosly? Hogan, Trevino or Jack..or Tiger when he dominated for more than 10 years? It's like a fascination with a certain love for Hogan or Trevino because of their stories (Trevino a man basically that came nothing--the best rags to riches story in the PGA - And Hogan's comeback from that car accident) that can't deal with Jack or Tiger.

@jamesanthony5681

4 жыл бұрын

I think no golfer will ever supplant Hogan in Gary's mind as the greatest ball striker because Ben was the player that Gary held in the highest regard because of his work ethic, accomplishments, and his comeback after the car accident. I believe it was Johnny Miller who said Tiger was the best ball striker - better than Hogan or Nicklaus.

@wreckim

4 жыл бұрын

@@jamesanthony5681 For those 12 years that Tiger dominated...wow. However, what would Jack have to do to get your vote as the greatest ball striker--CONSIDERING WHAT'S AT STAKE? Which was almost always Majors with major-type pressure. Pressure he pretty much swatted away like a bothersome fly.

@jamesanthony5681

4 жыл бұрын

@@wreckim If I had to put money on either Jack or Tiger if both tied going into the final round of a major, it'd be Jack simply because he was in that position so many times. Nicklaus always seemed to make those early great runs in the final round of a major ( 4 or 5 under after 9, it seemed) . Jack's record in the majors was yes, phenomenal. In his prime, Jack admitted he was not the best wedge player, chipper off the green, bunker player. I believe if Tiger were born 30 years earlier and had joined the tour in 1962, he would have forced Nicklaus to become a better player in those areas. No question. Nicklaus would have responded and worked harder at those parts of his game, not that he didn't work hard. Jack said he wasn't great in those areas because he said he didn't have to be: he was the greatest long iron player, the longest, straightest driver, and the best clutch putter. And the best at managing his game and handling pressure. He was the only player in his era who said he played terrible after shooting a 68.

@wreckim

4 жыл бұрын

@@jamesanthony5681 Agree. BTW, all the top pros are so incredibly good at everything nowadays. A few weeks ago Rory went in the water twice, and took him two shots to get out of a certain bunker during the round highlights TGC was showing. He still shot a 68. They make so many birdies...like 5 to 7 etc...that if things go right they shoot in the low - mid 60s often. 2c. An aside note, even at 60 yrs.+ Tom Watson wasn't a bad ball striker either. So many to choose from.

@jamesanthony5681

4 жыл бұрын

@@wreckim Yes, all the top guys are pretty good at everything. Jordan Spieth is an average driver (relative to the competition), not the longest or most accurate, but compensates with his short game.

I love midgets

Backswing doesn’t matter

Fuck me is there anyone on the planet that he hasn't told how many situps he does

@fredwilson1188

7 жыл бұрын

At 80 years old hes pretty much entitled to

@tatchy1001

7 жыл бұрын

+Fred Wilson That's the thing none of the other greats boast about what they've done like he does. He's a legend and an amazing physical specimen for 80 but fuck me he never stops bragging and putting others down.

@sunnyduscle

7 жыл бұрын

He deserves to tell everyone.

@alexthyer1681

7 жыл бұрын

humble yourself

@tatchy1001

2 жыл бұрын

@@alexthyer1681 go away

Is there a clip of Player not talking about himself and denigrating the audience? I'm searching, can't find one...

Gary Player is so mindless at times. The game progresses, stop living in your era. The current swings are better because they have taken all the best aspects of great historic swings. With all the research and tech we have today, to say that someone did it better 60 years ago is just crazy. Give the respect current players deserve.

@michaelrapson

5 жыл бұрын

All I know is his advice about rotation of the solar plexus is the best advice I've ever had or seen.

@interestedbystander196

5 жыл бұрын

Beg to differ, friend. The current swings are NOT better. They are so varied, that you cannot say "the current swing" at all. In fact, they are probably a bit worse than in years past, given how technology has improved things like forgiveness on off-centred hits. However, the fundamentals are the same, no matter which era. If you do the right things right, you'll be a good golfer. And Gary Player is still playing and, up until very recently, was still winning. So enough talk about "his era", please.

@tatchy1001

2 жыл бұрын

@@interestedbystander196 so you’re claiming all the launch monitors, body tracking software and biomechanics have players swinging worse than guys who did it by just beating ball with trial and error and didn’t actually understand the basic physics behind path v club face when shaping shots? Ok then 😂

@interestedbystander196

2 жыл бұрын

@@tatchy1001 Clearly you can't read. At no point did I say the current swing is worse. What I said was that there is no such thing as "the current swing". Show me two tour pros who have the same swing. Go on, I'll wait. Just because the swing mechanics are understood better these days, given advances in technology, that doesn't mean players are swinging better. On the contrary, the players who are consistently hailed as having the best swings of all time are Ben Hogan and Sam Snead. Remind me again which era they played in?

@tatchy1001

2 жыл бұрын

@@interestedbystander196 your second line literally says ‘the current swings are NOT better’ genius 🤦‍♂️

I can see why President Donald Trump likes playing with Gary Player.. I wonder who wins between them..

Let's ask Tom Watson how Player cheats...frequently.

@DennisKennedy-dj7wg

2 ай бұрын

Get over yourself!

@mookie449

2 ай бұрын

@@DennisKennedy-dj7wg nah...Player is a known cheater.

It's old Random Gary again...fuck he's all over the shop here. What's your point Gary ?????