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@GabrielGuess

4 жыл бұрын

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@andrewjensengolf

4 жыл бұрын

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You should collab with TXG for a fitting when you’re back in Canada. Would be good content plus your equipment would be dialed

@andrewjensengolf

4 жыл бұрын

Oh it’s happening 😉

It’s good to know that the stuff I’m working on to improve from 14 is the same as a really good player focuses on!

Yes!!!! Please Andrew never give up on golf my friend. I love this kind of videos. You are living the dream, competition is everything don't leave it.

Another great video Andrew. There’s been a few recently that just feel so raw! I watched that same Peter Finch video and put it into practice with great results over the weekend. Don’t know why but totally forgot about it for my 9 with the wife this evening. Been wondering for the last hour why it felt like so much more of a struggle this evening and I think it was that.: Too much Ego not enough questions and Mastery.

Awesome video Andrew 👏👏, your channel is amazing and I can’t thank you enough for the amazing content you film One thing I remember Nick Faldo saying back in the early 90’s was after you have played your shot good or bad forget it and concentrate on your next shot because that is the one that counts and that has helped me

Great swing thought AJ about asking yourself question on the feel of the shot ! I’ll remind myself even more now 😎 thx man

great video, really interesting to watch and there is no one else like you on youtube keep up the hard work let's see a win in a competition this year

So much good info in this video. 👍🏼 Glad to see you have a comprehensive and detailed plan. 💯 Please do update videos on how you are progressing 👊🏼

@andrewjensengolf

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks brother, and yeah will be checking in on it as time passes #content haha

Thank you for the complete transparency! Very interesting and valuable for the weekend player.

@andrewjensengolf

4 жыл бұрын

My pleasure Ryan, glad you dig it 👊🏼

this will definitely help me, cheers Andrew!!

Great video man! I need to work on my mental game the most, so I will definitely try to ask myself questions today instead of statements!

@andrewjensengolf

4 жыл бұрын

Good luck!!

I think mental is a big part of golf and especially in your case playing at that level. I hope you figure it out!! I watched Peter's video and it is something I am trying to do cause I concentrate too much on score!! I know I can play better than I having been doing lately. Let's hope we get to the places we want to be!!

This hands down is some of the best advise I've needed for my game. Especially the mental side of things, I've been playing some of my best golf lately but, I just know that I can play even better if I just got out of my own way! Thank you very helpful! Now onto Peter's video, LOL!

@andrewjensengolf

4 жыл бұрын

Love to hear that brother!!

Good stuff! This translates to us amateurs well. We don't have as much time for reps but can improve by focusing on the right areas and dialing in the mental side of the game.

@andrewjensengolf

4 жыл бұрын

Amen!!

Very interesting and informative video Andrew. I could definitely take a couple of lessons from this to improve my mental game.

@andrewjensengolf

4 жыл бұрын

Good luck 👊🏼

This is the video I've been looking for for the last two weeks! I'm at this hump where I'm close to being able to compete but can't seem to hit what I feel is my full potential so this was nice THANKS. Subscribed.

@andrewjensengolf

4 жыл бұрын

so awesome to hear man, thanks so much!!

Gotta work on my “if I don’t feel confident over the ball, step away” thing. I constantly feel like I’m being rushed to hit the shot when, in reality it’s all in my head. I have time, I can reset, I can take a breather to hit a better, more confident shot. Trust the system not the outcome. Thanks man!

@ericpoirier2895

4 жыл бұрын

Totally agree! I managed to do that with my putting a while back. Finally convinced my brain that 4 seconds longer over a putt you make takes a lot less time than 2 more putts. For some reason still feel the pressure to rush on most other shots. Why!? So I can go wait in the fairway for the group ahead??? Admittedly rushing gives me more time to go look in the woods... which I never would’ve been in if I hadn’t rushed. Such a wonderfully frustrating game!

@stephencabrera2014

4 жыл бұрын

Eric Poirier I’m with ya...!

Mastery over ego. I like that. Helps a golfer stay in the present and commit to the shot at hand, rather than start thinking about score.

Loved the video. I had the same issue with my wedges and got a fitting. I walked away with the project x LS 6.5 and they have been amazing. I highly recommend you try them out.

@andrewjensengolf

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Travis

Great video Andrew. I took a lot away from that Peter Finch video as well. Ive listened to the podcast they did a long with it several times. Mastery over ego... So simple but boy does that ego like to be fed.

@andrewjensengolf

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah such a great talk they had eh?

Great video could you please make a video on your pre round warm up routine before you play a tournament round?

I’m not sure if this would help you with the mental game but staying in the present and focus on the process not the result on the course. What do I mean by that? When you get up to a drive for example just worry about making the motion/ move you are wanting to make in your swing and if you make the move you want and not worry about where it goes then it will help with the anxious feeling on where the ball is gunna go. You can worry about ball flight or trouble when you’re over the ball just worry about making the move you want and accept it. Easier said then done but try it and you’d rather be happy making the move you want then guiding it and trying to finesse it in there. Hope this helps! Good luck

Hi Andrew Again good video! Just some input from the view point of a coach. You mentioned three points 1 equipment 2 mechanics 3 mental. All good points for sure! If I were to work on something in your case it would be your mechanics. I say this because of your comments about the early dumping of the club which you say creates the high wedge shot with little spin. As you know spin requires good compression of the ball which doesn't happen when you have an early release of the club. May suggest that you take a look at the European golfers they are able to flight the ball better than most. With this ability they have the shots they need when they need it. This helps them to deal with the mental stress of having to make a shot that they may not have. This is where I see some concern with your game. I have mentioned in the past about your proximity to the hole is a concern. Can I suggest the ladder drill on course where you work on distances that you have on your normal par fours. And focus on your ability to flight the ball better. In this way you will not be trying to make a shot work, but will have the shot that you need at the right time. I hope this is helpful, we all want you to do well! Thanks again for your videos Dale

Mental game in any sport is the real difference between good and great. I’m going to be trying to ask myself questions in my pre shot(never tried that before) I suffer from similar issues you do in tournaments, you’re not alone my friend!

@andrewjensengolf

4 жыл бұрын

Good luck man

My biggest issue is after working with my teacher, I will hit the ball great for a few weeks. Then, like a light switch, it goes away completely and it is like I have reverted back to my old issues. Very frustrating. I'm not sure if this is mainly mental or not. Lots of good info in this video. Thanks!

Such an awesome vid once again

@andrewjensengolf

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Drake!

Thanks for the video

@andrewjensengolf

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Maybe the questions are key, you said you play so free when you are filming maybe it’s because you are “asking” or subconsciously thinking what is this shot going to look like on camera. It comes across on your videos like you are very sharp and a mentally strong person so it doesn’t make sense you have a “bad mental game” in comps. just need to find the right approach. I also might not have any idea what I’m talking about but this is the best channel for golf on KZread good luck!!

Hi, Andrew wondering do you have on tips on how to start playing well when playing poorly on the course Last few competitions have struggled to keep focused and concentrated when playing bad and resulted in a few bogeys in a row I get nervous at the start but doesn't bother me when I am out swinging and playing Costs me 3/4 shots

Check out “your fifteenth club” by dr bob rotella(if you haven’t already). Talks about building “self confidence” vs “swing confidence”. Swing confidence is not what you are after. You are trying to build confidence in your ability to score even if you don’t have your best stuff, and a belief in your overall abilities to eventually be successful. That lets you start to be accepting of whatever the outcome of the shot is, and focus on sticking to your routine, getting 100% into your target, and trying to execute as best you can uninhibited by stress/fear/anxiety about what might happen when you swing. Sounds like you might already be familiar with it though. Nevertheless it’s a good read and I’d recommend it to anybody.

So golf is a game i play for fun, poker is the game i play for real. Something i fall back on when im down or when im questioning myself in a poker tournament is i try to remember im here because i can win. I bought in with money i won anyway. If i lose, no harm no foul. I went from 5$ home games to 500$ world series tournaments in vegas for a reason. And when i tell myself if i just get out of the way and let it happen i perform alot better. Maybe consider a tournament bankroll and play some softer tournaments to grow that bankroll and see if you can run it up to buy in to a big game without spending out of poket. Then you can just go have fun and not care about the result. Not have the weight on your shoulders and have the feeling of winning fresh on the mind. Idk just some ideas.

Good insight

@andrewjensengolf

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Caleb

I have recently gotten back into Golf, started at young age but sports in college kind of took most of my time. Wondering your opinion on lessons? I have one scheduled next week since I just feel lost with my swing

@andrewjensengolf

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, some instruction will help you settle back in and certainly give you direction on how to refine the swing and get comfortable with the game again

I broke my hand, cast just came off, now in a brace I can take off. No impact drills for another 4 weeks. What can I do to get better, also hard to grip, hand doesn’t close.

Not entirely sure, but wouldn't a flighted wedge be a result of the swing rather than the shaft. I know that they are lots of spinner shafts that are supposed to lower the traj, however, I'm not sure if the shaft makes that much of a difference.

@andrewjensengolf

4 жыл бұрын

Shaft has sooo much to do with launch. I can flight a wedge, that’s not the issue, the issue is the launch is too high to begin with so my flighted wedge is closer to a stock trajectory

@dylancoo5133

4 жыл бұрын

BacktoRealityGaming 04 go check out TXG’s channel about wedge shafts and launch conditions, shafts play a HUGE role in launch conditions lol

Just take more club and swing easier. A 127 yard shot and hitting a nuked 54, yah it is going to go high .... Hit a 3/4 PW and nock it down

@kalemitchell1979

4 жыл бұрын

Ryland Carroll a new shaft? It won’t do much. The harder you swing the more spin you put on it and the higher it goes. Take an extra club. Flight it down, also controls the spin

@kalemitchell1979

4 жыл бұрын

Ryland Carroll haha ok. Watch the actual pros on tv. They hardly ever hit an all out wedge for this exact reason.. to high, to much spin, lacks control. Andrew is pretty average in terms of length....

Great video man! I think I speak for most we just want to see you succeed. Whether it be via KZread or professional golf. You are an amazing individual, love your channel brother.

Liking the shirt 💰

@andrewjensengolf

4 жыл бұрын

Short Par 4 coming in clutch with the July threads 👌🏼👌🏼

Love the video bro! You can do better with the music let’s get some laid back vibes we not at the EDM club😂 good swinging brother you’re so talented

Great stuff, been following you the last two years all the way from Zambia 🇿🇲

@andrewjensengolf

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Josh!!

You ever coming back to Patreon ?

Great videos, I want to play with you 😅 , saludos desde argentina 🇦🇷

@pedrocapo2454

4 жыл бұрын

I’m 16

always thought you are a great chipper and putter, need to be a little more consistent with ball striking!!(early extension)

@nicolasabadi8989

4 жыл бұрын

exit lower and stay In that but line! sorry if I am annoying but its simple as that

SOUND PRECISELY what Dr. Gio Valiante wrote about.

2:49 Near miss shank into the water cooler behind you??

@alldayrays7110

4 жыл бұрын

That’s just Garrett @gm__golf trying to destroy the water cooler. 😂

Would u ever look at becoming a assistant professional and then head professional at a club

@andrewjensengolf

4 жыл бұрын

Never haha. I grew up in that business with a head pro dad... it’s not a lifestyle I would want for myself or my family

Can't you just use that same shot but drop the ball back slightly to change the flight ?

You and Finch are very similar. Great players, great swing but the mental game is lacking. Work on the mental just as much as the swing and I'm sure better rounds and better results will come.

Strange that your wedges fly too high, but don't spin too high. I always thought the 2 were intertwined.

@andrewjensengolf

4 жыл бұрын

Launch is a bigger determinate for overall height than spin. "Generally" speaking, shots that spin too much launch lower as that is where the "riser" trajectory comes from

@williambernett2539

4 жыл бұрын

@@andrewjensengolf Makes sense!! Keep up the good work!!

Great vid Andrew! You should check out Mr Beasts tweet. He’s doing something for smaller channels in his next video. There a form to fill out he’s asking for channels with less that 100,000 subs. It’s all legit. Would love to see your channel grow even more I hope it helps

@andrewjensengolf

4 жыл бұрын

Love Mr Beast, so definitely going to check that out

Do a video where you try to make a hole in one from ladies tees on like 100 shots- it’s pure clickbait for KZread you should get houndreds of thousands of views if you name the video something click Baity. Then if like 5% of the people that view it subscribed you would be set

@andrewjensengolf

4 жыл бұрын

yeahhhh can't say I'm a huge fan of those videos haha. A hole in one, is one shot, holing a shot out in 100 tries... that's a hole out 🤷🏼‍♂️. BUUUTTT I think I have something coming that will be fresher than that and do even better 😉

@anthokidgaming

4 жыл бұрын

Andrew Jensen hahaha ya i guess they are pretty shitty. Well I love the videos keep it man I got high school seinor year tryouts in a week so we will try to make the team

@andrewjensengolf

4 жыл бұрын

Good luck man!

What’s up with the quit comeback quit comeback. Just for content or what?

@andrewjensengolf

4 жыл бұрын

Saying I have to take time off playing because my game is shit and other priorities are more important is hardly quitting. I'm not a full time player, I've been saying that for months... but when I do compete, I'm tired of playing so poorly, so this is where the focus is at. Not to mention, the videos aren't solely about ME, they're about ways to help other people with their games, attitude, work, approach etc...

🤔🧐, why would you wanna full swing any wedge tho? .... , 122, fairway lie, great conditions, and simple green. That's a green light to flight a 52deg. With sawed off finish action, to control flight and throw sauce on the ball. A 54dg full shot with Hope's and aspirations of it dunking in is ..... not pro like, that's regular joe stuff. Just look at yourself, your throwing a wedge up in the air, hoping it just land vs having a action that shows your in control of trajectory, flight, and spin. You in the fairway, not the rough.

Think your too focused on vlogging

@andrewjensengolf

4 жыл бұрын

It’s my only source of income... and I’m okay with that. I’m not a full time player anymore, I’m a full time KZreadr and occasional competitive player now. Documenting this process is something that is helping countless golfers, it’s not about me anymore, my selfish days as a tour player are behind me

@BG-fh5me

4 жыл бұрын

@@andrewjensengolf yeah man I hear you. I appreciate the great content though🤙

@andrewjensengolf

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks brother