How to Break 80 with 3 Simple Keys

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Title	:	How to Break 80 with 3 Simple Keys
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Comment from : Andy Dufresne

I broke 80 last weekend for the first time, my previous PB on my home course was an 81, shot 76 Im over the moon, and these tips helped, tyvm !
Comment from : Bilbo Baggins

Great approach to better golf
Comment from : William Carroll

Which tee box are we talking about 80? I am able to break 80 on White tee but only once on Blue tee Just a few yards difference but it’d throw off my club distance control and management
Comment from : Phi Huynh

Zero wind helps!!
Comment from : Cruce Entertainment

LMAO! I’m the same way! Last hole to break 80 & triple bogey Giving up if I know I’m not breaking 80 I’ve been there! 😂😂😂
Comment from : NoClickBait

Lowest score I’ve had is 81 Triple bogey demons 😢
Comment from : John M Blake

would you mind teaching me how to break 120 before we get into the realm of 80
Comment from : liam powers

Do you talk for Matthew McConaughey
Comment from : Mason Major

Great video!!
Comment from : Matt C

Have a very good short gamemakes it much easierand no doubles or worsedone
Comment from : Paul J Cross

Don't duff your pitch approach to the 4th hole I did that last Sunday and scored 80
Comment from : Andrew Carter

Seriously dude the only thing critical about golf is that you don't add strokes when you have the possibility to save them just as you don't waste time when you have the possibility to use it efficiently I think it's been several months since I last even looked at one of your videos much less watched it all the way through I'll be longer until the next time
Comment from : touristguy87

also given your focus on score you're not considering the pros and cons of making simple changes like aiming slightly left or right or clubbing up or down Hitting a draw or a fade, hitting low or high, leaning into or back away from the ball, opening or closing the stance, shifting your position forwards or backwards on the ball, opening or closing the clubface, teeing up or down, swinging shallow or steep, opening the swing plane or closing it, adding or reducing dynamic loftall of the little variables that you can introduce on any one shot that can change the outcome dramatically You're just thinking about your total score on the hole You are wasting the opportunity to even play the gamebrbrThere's a reason they call it a Monet and not "an 80", dude
Comment from : touristguy87

03:18 easy enough to do without lying to yourself about breaking 80 which is a bad trendbrJust say "you've got to get up and down" You're screaming into the wind that your only real concern here is breaking 80
Comment from : touristguy87

Great video Matt! I'm a low to mid 80's golfer and have a goal to become a consistent high 70's player This helped thank you
Comment from : John Montagne

you are very entertainingkeep these videos coming sir🙌🏾💯
Comment from : K WARD DRUMZ

Great advice I was 60 when I first broke 80 Done it 4-5 times now When I break it down by hole in my head, I do much better
Comment from : Mack Workman

what course is that?
Comment from : Nick Giuditta

That's good advice I'm gonna try it the next time I'm playing
Comment from : Neil Bishop

I like the hole by hole method and choosing the holes I would like to par or birdie! Great advice Mr SG!
Comment from : Troy M Smith

I’m back to trying to break 90 Before Covid I was shooting in the 80’s, but I haven’t been able to practice or play much since the beginning of the pandemic My score right now is between 95-105 depending on how well I’m striking the ball on a particular day
Comment from : Serenity in silence

Great mental lesson!
Comment from : David Parker

I love your videos MSG You talk so much sense! Thank you
Comment from : Henry James Walker

The mental game can make you "mental" Good advice 👍
Comment from : Rip The Ripper

6:37 I would rather have an 80-100 yarder than a chip I have a hell of a time controlling a small chip It either barely makes it to the green, or rolls all the across to the other side and back off the green lol
Comment from : Ivan Krushensky

as someone who just recently started golfing again seriously i feel taking a deep breath and going hole by hole like he said is the best way to achieve the score your trying to hit great video keep it up!
Comment from : VBE Raen

What course is this???
Comment from : John Adams

We got a little chicken on the bone!!!!! Lol!!!
Comment from : Erik Lund

That was a great tip, especially since I’m trying to break 80 right now My focus is hole by hole 🕳 thank you 🙏
Comment from : Biagio Cozza

Well done MSG! Pressure meditation is the universal law ;) In a "pressure" situation, your mind which is a brilliant creative magician will find a way to complete the task brgreat video I sincerely can't wait to try to implement your strageies
Comment from : Clifton Regis

Great video Don't let the course beat you If you hit your 3 wood 200-250 yards, that's a great tee shot for most courses I don't even carry a driver most rounds
Comment from : John Johnson

Another great program my friend Be well
Comment from : K Terlau

Matt - You have, by a huge margin, the best golf channel on YouTube Great content! Love ya!
Comment from : Frank Ballatore

I really like the adivce to pick 2 birdy holes and 6 par holes Also I think I am guilty of giving up when I know I have messed up several holes already I think I will take on board your suggestion to put pressure on the holes like having to get up and down to break 80, Thanks for this
Comment from : jonathan charles

For me it was mental I'd tell my self boggie is a good score I shot 80 3 times last year but what killed me even time where 2 back to back short par 3 with ob left and right I don't have a problem with long ones but thous 2 just kill me every time lol
Comment from : shane mcinnerny

Can we get a video on how to break 120? I'm dog shot at golf 🤣
Comment from : Philip Wilcoxen

My main thought while focusing on breaking 80 was to play every 3 holes at 1 over or better If you do that, you shoot 78 or better Obviously it’s easier said than done but if you look at your 18 hole rounds as 6 separate rounds of 3 holes, you will learn to focus on the present and overall minimize your mistakes
Comment from : Rey Rosas Golf

jus got into golf last year been watching all types of videos but you my friend, are easy to understand how to fix my game can't wait for the season to open out here and try it all out
Comment from : Tommy Spitz

I'm not quite sure who you are trying to teach 80-90 of golfers can't hit that blind shot you just hit from 235 I watch you, Rick Shield and Mark Crossfield all the time and none of you ever teach the benefits of laying up to an easy number on Par 5's The average amateur golfer who is looking for scoring help can't reach a 500 yard par five in two The freaking course is giving you three shots to get there! Use that to your advantage and practice hitting your PW 100 yards
Comment from : Charles Crawford

The problem is that people play the wrong tees They play by age I think tee boxes should be set by handicap A 25 Handicap should not be playing blue tees at 6700 yards He needs to break 80 from 5,800 yards He'd enjoy the game more
Comment from : Charles Crawford

It’s far to easy to get sucked into golf product reviews on YT Thank you for creating usable on course content!
Comment from : Aaron Colton

Great way to approach each round…sometimes I overwhelm my game with how I played on the front nine…and it snowballs
Comment from : KATHY WEIGEL HI-LO PHOTO &VIDEO

As always A very informative and practical video Each week watching the professionals on tv makes me wonder how some of them make the choices they make Sometimes they try to be too perfect and just end up blowing the comfortable lead they had and end up losing the tournament Do you think it is their ego that handicaps them? Or is it the adrenaline that just takes over and causes them to take unnecessary chances that don't work out very well sometimes? Did you see John Rahm mess up on that 10 inch putt, tapping his putt only one inch? That had to be a mental mistake Unbelievable how that could happen though And to hear how many great players miss the cut line from week to week also Thanks for your intriguing videos and insightful information I haven't played in years but want to get started again and so enjoy your instructional help
Comment from : Tony

hit the ball close to the hole and putt well that's it
Comment from : videom

$ i K W i t i T P L A y A ! ! ! 🏴 🌀
Comment from : mac moore

Love your content Thanks
Comment from : Pam L Murray

Good stuff
Comment from : Tim Horan

I'm new to golf, can someone explain to me what breaking 80 is or breaking any number?
Comment from : Jack Golden

Hope it's a compliment Sometimes you talk like Admiral James T Kirk Same intonation 👍
Comment from : Golf Man

Smart thinking if you listen to this video I’ll be putting this into practice on Saturday
Comment from : Eddy Edwards

the easiest way to brake 80 del------keep-score----/del
Comment from : Ronald Doire

I’ve broken 80 once Been super closer two dozen other time’s but this hits all the points I mess up! Thank you Mr SG Saving this one for spring and will rewatch
Comment from : Andeez Nutz

Hard to pick birdies on a course with no par 5s like my one!
Comment from : Tony Middlehurst

Playing golf competitively helps a bunch with getting used to pressure too I remember the first time I joined a group and the sweat that ran down my back when I needed to make a put or good shot for the team It’s brutal but it is great at making you better and making golf more fun
Comment from : Mike Dorsey

Pretending is not the same as actual
Comment from : J L

As an 11 handicap I’ve gotten past the hump of breaking 80 a few times now but I couldn’t quantify how to replicate it This was really good insight Thank you!
Comment from : L B

What a dork
Comment from : Wade Rosenquist

Great advice This is my favorite golf channel 👍👍
Comment from : Amos Koren with Realty Executives Arizona Territory

Like it - practical instruction
Comment from : Mitch Falink

Great tips! Haven’t seen the circle birdies and pars on the scorecard in any of these “break 80” type videos! We’ll have to try it!
Comment from : Golf Ascending

If you are trying to break 100 how many holes should I try to break for par ? Awesome video great tips!
Comment from : Ravioliman TTN

this is such a great strategy Ty mrsg!
Comment from : Otto Kriete

Love the idea of not focusing on the big end goal but goals on a more hole by hole basis Remove that unneeded pressure Smart
Comment from : Paul Stippich

Thankyou MrShortGame for the awesome tip on how to break 80 for I have been stuck here for awhile, I really needed some guidance in regards to the mental side and this vid gave me a starting place, Thank you so much! Happy Golfing!
Comment from : Nathaniel Landeros

Great video Matt! You're really helping me I started in October with a 38 handicap As of December 4th my handicap is now 16 I couldn't break 100 Now I've broke 90 twice with most of my scoring in the low 90's I'm going to start trying the strategy you mentioned in this video I know it won't be easy for me since I've only birdied two holes since October 1st Golf sure is getting more fun! Thanks again!
Comment from : Nathan Pahman

Really like these ideas I’m a 15hcp and have a goal to break 80 Never had the mindset of honing in on some holes to ‘birdie’ I am going to employ this idea and trust I can make more birdies in the process In essence it should take the pressure off and bad holes too 👌
Comment from : Ian Blackburn

Golf is Mental game, to break into 70's yes course management and mentally thing positive, don't get 1 bad hole get into your head, you still can recover, last round I played last 4 holes triple bogey/par/birdie/birdie(chip in) I play off 8 Last round i scored 79
Comment from : Freddy Wong

Nice mental aspect for tackling the game Matt! To hit, or break 90 for the first time, I always mentally gave myself one extra shot to get on the green If you're decent at putting and can usually 2-putt, it puts you right there in the low 90's and high 80's mark with a couple pars Thanks for a great vid!
Comment from : HillbillyJedi88

I broke 80 for the first time a year and a half ago Now I’ve broken 80 twenty times or so I’ve had a career best 2 over par and I’ve shot under par on two 9’s but I’m yet to break par on a full 18, that’s my next goal!
Comment from : BadBoiFilms

great tips for beginners I got better by playing with good players and putting pressure on myself every shot, kinda like you said When you are critical of yourself, you know exactly how to fix your swing Helps to have a like minded friend to watch or film you
Comment from : Mike Elliott

Love the video Keep em coming!
Comment from : Zile Rehman

Great advice, inspiring I stopped golfing in 2016, many reasons I have been missing golf Looking for inspiration to get back out there I could not break 74 I remember one round where I was 6 under going to the 17th hole Can you guess what happened? I ended up shooting a 74
Comment from : noonster55

Hi mr Short game I’ve watched a few of your videos and my game has improved enormously brI’m a 66 years old pensioner and started playing golf about 5 years ago, to be honest I’ve checked out so many videos for tips but I’m still hitting the ball everywhere brSince watching a few of your videos I’ve been practicing and my game has improved enormously brBut the reason why I feel compelled to send a comment on this video is, brI played golf on Monday and had 111 shots brI watched this video, planned the game like you recommend and knocked of 15 shots brUnbelievable brSo thanks and keep up the good work because golf is fun John from Sweden 🇸🇪
Comment from : John Wattis

Great advice, thank you!
Comment from : DeBow

This is so great Completely agree with the top things to break 80
Comment from : R R

What course is that?
Comment from : R R

Thanks for your great advice, I would love to get my game more consistent If I can continue to follow and remind myself of your tips I know that I can do it At 66 years old and my adjusting is still in progress with the slower swings finding the use of woods, hybrids much more common
Comment from : Nathan Frisby

The aspect of creating a mental aspect of every shot counting and creating pressure is such good advice for someone relatively new trying to better their game like myself!! It's so easy to just want to relax and hit good shots when it actually doesn't count, especially on the rangebut every time I put that mindset of "this s**t counts" into my practice, my next round is always more enjoyable Love the content bro!!
Comment from : skate4lifejm4eva

you are good at this
Comment from : Justin Dubler

How do I circle 2 holes to make birdie if I’ve never made a birdie before Ahhh?
Comment from : C Dix

that final tip 💰💰💰💰💰💰
Comment from : Eric Whatley

The bottom of your 4 iron is the size of my shoe
Comment from : mrdcato

Tried this today, my target was 45 on the back 9 I ended up with 4 holes meeting my target, one better, and 4 worse So 49, average is 52 It really takes away the habit of trying to play the whole course at once, and pressuring oneself to take miracle shots in hopes of fixing past lousy holes I look at the game completely differently with just this 10 minute video
Comment from : Joseph OReilly

Show My son (22yrs old) this video yesterday he used your method of circling holes to birdie and par todaybrHe shot 73 has never shot less the 79 usually low 80’s
Comment from : Dean Marcantonio

My course hardly has rough The forest is thick Basically my course is like playing fairways with water on both sides
Comment from : Sw3 W

Can you do a video on lag putting
Comment from : Chris Neider

Makes perfect sense I have a couple of acres so I can spend a lot of time chipping and it has become the strongest part of my game But I often do not take advantage of it and factor it into my strategy on some holes nearly as much as I should I need to correct that so I can break 80 next year Some good information brother
Comment from : Alan Edwards