These videos are awesome! I watched your chipping video with Gabe yesterday. Both are loaded with good content. Thank you for making these.

this is incredible content....you're really adding value to the golf community who follows you! thanks Jerome!♥

Awesome lesson! Thanks Jerome!

I mean no disrespect to your other coach but that's a coach like stepping up from the minors to the big league I have learned so much that I have basically been wasting my time with my practice routine hence not getting better I love this guy create a plan and execute that plan no nonsense Thank you for Sharing I think ur game is gonna step up another notch very quickly now

@maxskywalkr

7 ай бұрын

Which other coach? Why do you say it's a big step up

Lol. As he says everyone works on technique technique technique...... guy in the background is definitely working on his technique!

This series is the best short game and putting coaching I have seen. Absolutely incredible advice that hopefully I can implement into my game once the weather improves. I will be watching them all several times over the winter. Thank you.

Jerome thank you for bringing us on your journey. I have enjoyed watching you learn the many things that experienced golfers take for granted. But now I am learning many things myself.

Its as if the lights went on in your head. I don't think you have ever been so amazed with your results. Well done. This is probably the most important video to watch if you want to become a good golfer.

fantastic ,no words of how much value this content has , great compliment for you

Awesome content. Thank you for sharing.

Outstanding video!

Great video mate. Really helpful.

Great video. Thanks for sharing. 🙏

Very interesting wedge chart. My mind is blown and I've played golf for a long time. Great stuff!

@JeromeRufin

7 ай бұрын

🤯🤯

Wow, I love James' coaching style!! I think it's awesome you're being exposed to such varying styles. It will allow you to develop a balanced inner voice when they're not around. And who knows, you may be the guy giving the instruction one day. Imagine what you may bring to the table.

Been checking in on your progress from the start and your improvements are impressive. Especially for someone with a full time job.

This guy is an awesome coach!! I have learned so much.

Great video. I really like this coach’s approach to creating feels. Simple instructions to connect in your brain.

By the way… your channel is the absolute best content for improving the average golfer!!! I attribute your channel to shaving off 3 strokes drone my game!!! Keep up the great work!!!

good stuff right here. thanks!

Jerome -great job !! First saw this with Dave Pelz but this technique is one step further

Supper Great Content. With coaching/training like that I can see why pro golfers get so dialed in.

Great video

Great video !

Nice lesson.

I started watching you about 2 months ago and your doing really good this content is helping golfers like you wouldn't believe I think the next 12 months you will reach your goal of scratch but be patient 👍

@Dadplaysgolf

6 ай бұрын

Hahaha you must not golf. He will not be a scratch golfer for 5 years if he stays at it. He never plays golf, so he only knows range and lessons. When you go to a golf course, play from the tips, in the wind, you think in one year he’s going to be shooting par? Give me a break Lol

This video is awesome

Super golf content if I ever seen one! Thx!

@JeromeRufin

7 ай бұрын

More to come!

Nice lesson Happy new year

@JeromeRufin

7 ай бұрын

Happy new year to you and your family! 🎄

Always interesting!!

@JeromeRufin

7 ай бұрын

Thanks!!

Great video ! ❤

@JeromeRufin

7 ай бұрын

Glad you liked it!!

Happy new year

James is unbelievable. His books are awesome if you haven’t checked them out. Love the series!

@JeromeRufin

7 ай бұрын

He’s a beast!

This guy's wedge numbers are about the same as mine. I use the same 50/70/100 % system. Gives you lots of confidence to know exactly what shot/club to use for whatever distance. One deviation I have, though, is that I never hit a full shot for anything under a pitching wedge. You have more control with the 70% swing. Also, it mostly mitigates the damage from skulled shots. A 70% skulled wedge doesn't go that much further than a solid one, whereas skull a full wedge and you've probably lost that ball.

I've never seen the tees so far forward. Decent round. 15 is my nemesis hole

Interesting that the instructor had you practicing the short game on a turf mat.

I wish you and your loved ones to be healthy, happy and rich. And of course, I wish you to become a scratch golfer)

It bugs me soo much that you don't hold your finish on your shots. Even your good shots your body language is like it was a bad shot. I always think of Chris saying "hold your finish" when I practice lol

@dvgmail55

7 ай бұрын

Agree… just like new golfers, he does not seem to enjoy the short game

What is your handicap!? You have to be close to a 9 handicap. Even 15 would be amazing in my book!

Thanos knows his golf

what does he charge for lessons?

Loosen Up !!! You’re SUPER Tense and tight on Every swing, so tight that you cant finish and hold

I noticed you went right back to your narrow stance? The last video I watched the coach told you to widen your stance. (on full swings)

@guitar1950

Ай бұрын

Narrow stance for wedges and shorter distances. Dana Dahlquist told him wider because it was full swings with longer clubs. Need wider stance to put on brakes at right time.

When he says move the belly button to chest can that apply to full swing shots with 6 iron etc?

@JeromeRufin

7 ай бұрын

Yup you can you just need to know why you need that type of shot and the goal of it :)

How much money do you have left to fund this crazy journey? Those lessons aren’t cheap

For the algo cause, this is uncovered golf! There's no good reason why you're not at 100k with all the fluff out there!

@JeromeRufin

7 ай бұрын

🙌🙌🙌

@mcgeheewoolf2937

6 ай бұрын

I love your channel! I noticed you looking at your shaft when you changed clubs for a different distance. It was like you had a note or something taped to them. Did you put the distances on the clubs?

I'd recommend you just remove the tracers, I didn't see many shots that were traced correctly

When you are ready let's play some skins.

Jerome, you swinging everything too fast. You gotta finesse it like your instructor

@OrvinReyes

7 ай бұрын

Bro is doomed to be a golf hack. He doesnt listen 😂

@bertpainter8385

6 ай бұрын

@@OrvinReyes That's a funny comment. Dude has only been playing about 9 months and if you watch him then until now, you'd be just hating on the kid for the amount of improvements and strides he's made. Yes he hangs on to bad habits, but never the less, his swing has gotten so much better than 80% of the hackers out there. And this is not his full time activity. He does after all have a full time engineering job.

@RoyMPerez-fn8mu

6 ай бұрын

I agree with Reyes. He has done so well and we have learned so much from this journey and instructors. Let us not be so harsh.

started my own journey to beat you to scratch....been playing for 5 months now...HCP currently 9.8...

@Just_me_training

7 ай бұрын

and im using your content to improve my game lol

Whew this coach is tough. Got one with no sense of humor. 😂. All business.

Good coach but I could see how different the chemistry is. Soak up the knowledge and work on the technique

Hi Jerome. It must be great to be your age and be wealthy enough to travel wherever you want to get to the greatest coaches in the country and to be able to afford what they charge for lessons. I don’t know if you inherited your money, rob banks or whatever. Good for you. However, you are never going to be scratch the way you are going about it. I was scratch or better for over 40 years of my life and the six lessons I had at age 13 when I started playing, were all that I had for the next 25 years. What you need to do is learn to play golf not golf swing. You need to get off mats and get onto grass, play more golf and find yourself one coach you like and stick with him or her. You are NEVER going to be scratch on the road you are on. All that having been said, watching these lessons of yours is good for the players who watch your journey, even if you never reach your goal.

@Tgabes-tv8tl

7 ай бұрын

Um hahaha wow

Wtf is going on here , every top professional and coach tells you to push your left hip backwards and not forwards and this guy is changing his swing and pushing his hip forwards and not back !?!?

Hard to watch . I can't imagine all the thoughts he has during his swing with all of these coaches . One day stop getting coached and just play.