When I look at one of Jerome's instructional videos, I'm always amazed (and happy for him) that he is able to integrate the lesson and perform the strokes. Well done, Jerome!

Very good short game coach, he knows what he is taking about, high level coaching and not for noobs who want to use the bounce and think bounce is everything

This is my favorite episode so far. This dude is hilarious.

With chipping, moving the head forward a little towards target on the backswing is exactly what has improved Viktor Hovland's short game, that slight movement of the sternum brings the clubhead in steeper. Interesting also is that Dan Grieve encourages us to come from outside to in and cut the ball a little (and less likely to shank !)

That was very informative. Especially the put calibration drill.

With guys like this on i most certainly liked and subscribed. I've been keen to get deeper insights from Gabe for ages and here it is!!!!

This guy is awesome. Love how calm he is

@JeromeRufin

4 ай бұрын

Calm, Cool, Collective!

@burntvirtue

Ай бұрын

​@@JeromeRufin No. It's collectED. Not "collective".

Gabe is an awesome instructor, really enjoyed this one! This is going to help you Jerome, no doubt!

This might be my favorite lesson you've gotten so far. I was unsure at the beginning if I was going to dig this, but the wisdom here was actually palpable. Great vid Jerome!

Best lesson i've watched so far. great stuff man.

Man this is great stuff as always!

Good lesson. He picked up, right away, on your long-putting problem. I also thought you took too long of a swing with the putter. His suggestion to take a shorter backswing and use a little wrist hinge was awesome.

@JeromeRufin

4 ай бұрын

Yeah definitely more consistent for long putts!

Bunker videos was too short for me to understand the entire technique. Can we have another post on bunker sessions?

This lesson is a gem, ty!

That was crazy I feel like I learned a lot he knows a lot about golf. Youre building a solid foundation

Great lesson mate

Jerome, use Gabe’s tips as your pre-shot routine when putting. I’m going to try it as soon as it warms up and I can get out and golf!! Awesome video, awesome coach’s you are headed in the right direction.

@JeromeRufin

4 ай бұрын

Yeah that was a great tip and everyone knows I suck at aiming right now lol

Great video, excellent!

@JeromeRufin

4 ай бұрын

Thanks!

Love the drill for lining up the putt

Dude was way to smooth with the ball pick to the bag! Guy is a phenom!

Gold!

love seeing the upgraded apparel to Nike merch! i would love to see a collab with Dan Grieves for your short Game

The Eldo practice green between holes 1 and 10. I miss you. Great video.

Hey Jerome, been exciting to watch your progress! I also have a road to scratch journey. I could be in SD in the near future, up for a match?

Love to practice my short game with Gabe. He is my favorite instructor

The putting calibration drill was awesome. No doubt when you play the video back you’ll see he was spot on with your initial alignment, but after shuffling side to side exaggerating the aim, you came back right on line. Spot putting is something I’ve done for a while now. You almost have to hyper focus on the spot when you’re aiming and tune out the cup. Especially on a big breaker…then it’s all about the speed!! Great video, hoping to further my flop shot skills with the teach! 👍🏼

Thanks!

@JeromeRufin

4 ай бұрын

Thank you!!!

Great video. I use that goldilocks method with speed of putts and reading the break. Feel what too soft of a stroke is then what would be too hard and then right in the middle is just right. Also can use it to dial in on how hard to hit chip shots.

Interesting perspective on chipping. His tempo timing piece is important.

Awesome Video! Thanks! Only thing is, what happened to #3, if the flop was #4?

Keep at it!! Can’t wait too see more short game. You’re going about it the right way. Gotta build the fundamentals into the full swing and expand from there. Your full swing has come so far. Getting your feelings for what’s correct and what’s not to get into those fundamental positions.

@JeromeRufin

4 ай бұрын

It's all about building the foundation!

Ok so I have been watching you for about a week now, and I have to say I am impressed. HOWEVER…….im calling 🐂 BULL💩 on this entire channel. NO DISRESPECT but the math aint “Mathin” You claim that you are “BRAND NEW” to the game which I can somewhat respect ✊🏿 if it were legitimate. You have progressed through the videos Ive watched decently, nothing to be wowed over but you’re getting there. You stated you left your 9to5 to do this KZread thing full time-which that alone is a major accomplishment with “zero” followers, no income, and no previous Golf experience. Realistic, hmm 🤔 not really but hey, this is still America the land of opportunity and the free BECAUSE of the Brave. Having said that….whats truly unbelievable is that you somehow recruited all these established coaches to agree to just be on this YT Channel with you all just off a whimsical idea that you would become a scratch golfer, with no pay??? Its a bit sketchy to me. Unless I missed where you broke down how much you’ve paid/and or are paying them weekly/monthly etc., for the training and the vids? Idk man again love the videos but I appreciate and respect transparency alot more and Im just going off what common sense if telling me and this just doesn’t add up. Im kinda thinking you already had previous experience playing the game and maybe saw an opportunity you could exploit 🤷🏽‍♂️ We will never truly know but like I said, NO HATE, no disrespect, just stating an observation. SALUTE

This guy reminds me of Paul Rudd teaching Jason Segal surfing in the movie “Forgetting Sarah Marshall”.

@JeromeRufin

4 ай бұрын

Classic movie!

I think he made a good point that went under the radar and that is after you understand what the material/lesson is that’s being conveyed, you have to develop your own feels for the execution of it. Like the chip shot you thought felt like the club head was moving outside when it wasn’t. There’s your feel and then there’s what’s real! 😊

"when you have "real" conditions"...my favorite line

When you set up you bring the putter in from the top pulling it towards you and your hitting off the toe. Push it up to square center watch the center hit the ball in the center of club.

This guy needs to go VIRAL Gabe "the surgeon" is CAZYTOWN cool, I want to hang out with this guy. Barstool Foreplay Frankie "ButterKnives" Borelli you need this paesano "in bocca al lupo!

Great video. Gabe is mad chill!

@JeromeRufin

4 ай бұрын

Super chill!!!

Wow Jerome what a great addition to the team. You’re doin it! And kudos to your efficient humble attitude. I believe you’re on on as fast a track as possible. Amazed at the transformation. Can I ask how many hours a week you are swinging a club on and off the course?

@JeromeRufin

4 ай бұрын

I practice or play 7 days a week about 3-4 hours a day

Badass wedge.

@ageclipse

4 ай бұрын

a $300 wedge! Love to see it.

@brett7011

4 ай бұрын

@@ageclipse it’s probably a Vokey which cost 189.99 and then an S 400 shaft onyx shaft which cost another $60 bucks. Who cares

Your swing is getting great but we know it's making the ball go in the hole that counts. There are scratch golfers with worse swings, what is your best score so far. You have worked hard to get where you are but watching you learn from the worlds best teachers is making our games better.

@JeromeRufin

4 ай бұрын

That was my intention with this channel to share the greatest knowledge in the world to everyone for free :)

You can tell this guy is good.

@JeromeRufin

4 ай бұрын

Good enough to win two times on tour!

Wow he made me understand the bounce so much easier lol

Dang Bro! Bringing the knowledge!

@JeromeRufin

4 ай бұрын

Whatever S2 nation needs!

What bounce does Gabe like for standard pitch shot, also loft?

Short game is key. Devote 50% of your practice to pitching, chipping and sand play. 25% to putting. You'll be single-digit handicap in no time.

@JeromeRufin

4 ай бұрын

The grind continues!

Awesome session. When are you doing a give-away for one of those surgeon wedges? I need to win one of those! 😀

Deciding which short game guru instructor to follow basically comes down to if their personality suites your taste. All have different but effective methods. Whether it's ShortGame Chef, Dan Grieves, Joe Mayo, Gabe , Phil Michelson or even if you go all the way back to Dave Pelz. If one's method doesn't work for you, try another's method. I just find it off-putting when they try to hawk their products on you like it'll be the reason for your success.

Keep grinding the short game and you'll be breaking 80 in no time, as long as you don't become excessively excited

How and why do you have access to all of these coaches ?

Wondering what Joseph Mayo would say to this😂

What happened to the bunker shots

Where is this guy from, I’d like to meet him

lol this guy is not everyone’s cup of tea. For your style of learning you should check out Dan Grieve.

@ZoolsEpicMusic

4 ай бұрын

Definitely this!

@MrJohnnyb74

4 ай бұрын

I was going to say the same thing. I used to "drive" my chips but since listening to Dan, my hands aren't always as ahead as they used to be. This guy didn't mention grip pressure once which is really going to hurt in the long run. He also didn't show Jerome how to hit low chips with a 50/PW which is essential from longer ranges. Jerome keeps going to his 56 for most of his chips and it's a classic mistake made by newer golfers.

@GreeBoman

3 ай бұрын

This guy comes from the Pete Cowan school of of teaching....treat your student with complete disdain.

@luyenpham6933

3 ай бұрын

Dan in UK and he in USA

@pubmeatman

3 ай бұрын

He’s like the anti-Dan Grieve. The right thumb to left collarbone image is a keeper.

Get the first 2 shoots mastered

Bunker portion seemed to be missing

Great pointers, how can I give like 20 Likes to this video.

@JeromeRufin

3 ай бұрын

Spread the other 19 on other of my videos :)

Oceans movies hell yeah

@JeromeRufin

4 ай бұрын

One of my favorite movies haha

This coach is thinking ahead of the player. You gotta trust him. He is making things simple and getting him to get certain feelings.

Glad to see you working on your chipping. Now watch your scores tumble. Also learning in golf is learning to be humble.

@JeromeRufin

4 ай бұрын

I get humbled every day by golf haha

Thats how you teach golf , not like the others ”stick up one‘s ass“ teachers with their alignment sticks

time for some new shoes mr. rufin

@JeromeRufin

4 ай бұрын

one day haha

the camera is too shaky, please use stands :/

Dog please put as much if not more into your short game as you do your long game.

Gabe what's his last name?

@ZenyattaFan1

24 күн бұрын

Gabriel Hjertstedt.

@ZenyattaFan1

24 күн бұрын

He used to play on the PGA Tour. He won a couple of times.

How do you get all these private lessons with the these famous top coaches? Are you or your parents like bazillionaires or something? lol

Sorry for this one but I can’t believe he asked where you struggle in putting and the first words out of your mouth weren’t “speed control.” Good lesson though. Should get you much more in the ballpark.

Stick with Siekmann, my friend. Stick with Siekmann.

Imma have to agree with some of the comments. Too much camera shake on this one and I got a nauseous headache 🤢

@jorgeluisurbina9801

4 ай бұрын

Agreed. Jerome tell your camera ops all they need to do is maintain you and the instructor in frame on the one side of the axis.

Got a headache watching this, camera is way too shaky. Get a gimbal or something

@citizensauto

4 ай бұрын

How much did you donate towards the proceeds of said gimbal?

@yamlol

4 ай бұрын

@@citizensauto How ever much my views are worth watching these videos

Not sure who this guy is but you should have seen Dan grieves. Listened to this guy telling you to use the club how its not designed is a bit painful. Push handle forward, open face don't release or scoop as he says. Does he know how the bounce works. That and half of what he was saying sounded gibberish. .

@ajalikhanz

4 ай бұрын

Lol I was thinking the exact Same thing. Dan’s system has changed my short game.

@ianpond1824

4 ай бұрын

I agree as well, Dan is phenomenal. Funny enough this guy breaks his wrists like he says not to do, when doing medium and high shots

@craigg2058

4 ай бұрын

I couldn’t make it through the vid. Dan or the short game chef

@PhysioRxGolf

4 ай бұрын

Agree with this. Dan grieves release methods were game changers

@paulbooij7594

4 ай бұрын

Dan Grieve is amazing. It's winter here and I just found him. I play virtual golf and he helped my chipping even in virtual golf.😂

Great content. Leaned a lot. If Dana is Lebron…Gabe is D Wade. Love everyone shouting at you for not going to see who they want you to see. Furthermore, Dan Greaves in the UK!!!! SMH.

Lol I like how he says that was great as it rolls 15 feet past the hole ur just going to develop bad habits with this guy….save yourself and run

@maxskywalkr

4 ай бұрын

What are the bad habits

@magermistake1928

4 ай бұрын

The coach is listening to contact and watching the flight window. Building a foundation for feels. He is an actual genious

This guy talks a lot of bs lol next

@maxskywalkr

4 ай бұрын

Like what?

@mikewigoo2433

2 ай бұрын

He teaches a lot of tour pros that are top 25 in scrambling each year. It’s a more advanced technique than let’s say short game chef but it is a game changer. Don’t be a casual, please.

Why do young people use the word like so much?

This guy's telling him to move his head forward and down and up?!... Talk about changing where your swing bottoms out. Good grief.... 🤦

@mikewigoo2433

2 ай бұрын

Every great does this. Olazabal, Seve, Phil, Tiger. Stop watching short game chef who fixes 30 handicappers from knifing it, get the spine tilted a bit forward during backswing and use ground forces to get your low point forward. All the greats use this technique and he has many students on tour. This isn’t new shit, he learned this from the greats. Don’t be dumb.

aww. short game is boring :(

@timmyotoole6063

4 ай бұрын

nvm that was by far the most entertaining short game vid you've posted thus far

@michaelbean5596

4 ай бұрын

Said the high handicapper

@timmyotoole6063

4 ай бұрын

@@michaelbean5596 michael bean, the high handicapper