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43 Comments

  1. Hi Everyone! Guy here… I'm going to reply to as many questions / comments as possible for the next couple of hours – so feel free to get them in below!

  2. I loved hearing these stories, especially from the LPGA point of view. Shows how the intensity of LPGA is just as much as the mens tours. Would love to hear more from will

  3. my solution for playing with friends/family that aren't very good….the par 3 course. great place to hone your skill as a newbie while not pissing off anybody playing the "big" course.

  4. @20:20…Rick, having you on the bag made me understand the value of a re-assuring voice…..Guy's expression(I've been encouraging all the time, doesn't that count?!?!?!?!) HA!

  5. Sometimes it’s good to get out there and just have fun. Meaning not trying too hard to shoot your best golf. Just hit and enjoy being around each others company. It also helps just golfing with other couples. Stop being such a try hard and golf with your spouse once in awhile. If you don’t, you’ll end up like those guys that get heckled by their wives/gf for golfing too much. 😂

  6. My suggestion for the partner: have her tee up from a point on the golf course where she has a chance to hit the green in regulation. For a par 4, she might tee up 50 yards behind the 150 yard marker. With a 125 yard drive and a 75 yard approach shot, she can get on the green and have a good pace of play. For par 5s, maybe she starts 250 yards back. On the par 3s, she can take those at 100 yards. Basically, she can "tee it forward" at just the right distance for her.

  7. I havnt played golf in 20 years, 32 years old now, and having my first lesson next week! thanks to you all on the show and all the videos you do. it has changed my life

  8. just call it like it is, caddying used to be way less of an important role because it was almost always done black folk in an era where they were much more heavily discriminated against

  9. 100% agree that playing more team games and formats would improve the situation for everyone. A tour scramble or texas scramble is a great idea. I agree it's probably more due to the pace of play and the frustration that sets in. Scramble is so great that you rarely have to hit it out of trouble. The most frustrating thing for new players is hitting shots beyond their ability, out of trees, bunkers, thick rough, difficult lies, etc. The scramble format typically eliminates this part of the game.

  10. I shot a 21 on a par 5 today. It was great. 3 on and 18 putts. Yup 18. Ball would go up by the hole and miss and come all the way back down about 25 yards. continue until you sink it. 2 in my group gave up.

  11. My dads had parkinsons for 20 years now. his not able to get through 9 holes of golf.

    I've been playing now for 25 years and dad got my into the game.

    If your able to go play a round of golf with your old man. I'd do it straight away. some things you don't realise how much it means before it's gone.

  12. What an idiot haha if you’ve got a partner that not only lets you play but encourages you to play , you’ve hit the jackpot. Who cares if she’s no good?!

  13. I caddied a 4 round tournament last year.. just to get some experience its quite hard work..! Kudos!..

  14. I understand wanting to spend time with your dad but having a girlfriend or boyfriend that wants to play more golf with you is an incredible opportunity. To say they are not on our level is selfish. I play golf with a ten year old and I don’t try to shoot my personal best I try to help my 10 year old enjoy his round and in the mean time I tweak my game while moving at the child’s pace. The girl friend problem could be solved with a similar attitude. I liked Rick’s comments about the different formats but one way or another quit trying to play for yourself and play for the enjoyment of others.

  15. My wife started golfing this year and I suggested let’s play scramble it basically was taken as insult to her game and she has since just quit golf sadly.

  16. The only place that you didn't mention the missing lob wedge turning up was on eBay. It's the first thing I thought. I'd love to have a few pints with Will and a group of caddies. I'd imagine some of the stories are priceless.

  17. Would love to see a break 75 with Rick + a tour caddie (caddie walks the course before hand and gets yardages etc) and compare the score to a previous round if its played on a previous break 75 course

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