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  1. Great channel guys. Here is one for you. I am a Senior and started playing golf in 2015. I play now in Seniors matches. Last year I got my first hole in 1 playing in a match at Market Drayton and didn’t win the hole. One of my opponents had a shot on the hole and got a birdie so we halved the hole.😩 Didn’t spoil the feeling though🏌️‍♂️😊

  2. Hole in one question: the difference with a mat or whatever is that everyone is dealing with the same thing. Him hitting that slazenger could be viewed many different ways. Would he have counted it if that ball had gone in?

  3. People will just sneak alcohol in other containers, saying that I’ve been with people who took it too far and ended up driving carts into creeks. At Quivira in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico had a guy drive thru a sandy area and ended up puncturing irrigation lines which flooded a green. Ended up being about a $5000 round for him for the damage

  4. Come and play the Wee Braids 9 hole course in Edinburgh. It’ll cost you £14 and you’ll get unbeatable views 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

  5. Some people would never play golf at a course that doesn't allow alcohol. Some other people might pay a premium to play at a course that doesn't allow alcohol. It's like music on the course. Some people don't like it at all, some people enjoy it responsibly, some people blast it so loud it disturbs other people.

  6. I'm all for some golf clubs not letting alcohol on the course. Those clubs can cater to the cohort of golfers that are there simply to play golf, and don't want their golf to be impacted by drinking groups. Conversely, i'd support golf courses that want to setup like a theme park for degenerates. It's all business.

  7. Drinking and playing golf…never got it. I would never ruin a golf round by drinking alcohol, don't see the point. Also, how the hell do those people get home? Plus, at least where I live, it is against the law to drive a golf buggy while under the influence., same as a car. What about young people, is it really a good idea for them to see older golfers drinking and misbehaving? Fortunately, I almost never see people drinking before or during a round of golf. Ban it.

  8. So so wrong about alcohol on the course. It’s the reason why British towns must now be avoided on weekend evenings at all costs. Just get rid. I would pay double the usual membership fee to join a club where it’s not allowed. Keep American culture in America

  9. Last weekend I almost witnessed a HIO on a par 4. It was a 350 yard hole with a 90⁰ dogleg right, so on line to the pin was only about 290. I drove it 260 and came up 20 yards short of the green, but one of my playing partners hit a really good drive that pitched on the green and finished about 10' short of the hole. We both made birdie though.

  10. With regards to Guys comments about the mat on the tee box for a hole in one. One course I play regularly has permanent artificial turf tee box’s which are basically large range mats on wooden box’s. I’ve not had a hio on one of the holes but been cm away!

  11. The 'drinking challenge' video's (BDS, forebros, your channel) has only promoted the issues you're debating. Lead by example maybe? shout out to Tubes and Ange doing their bit the other way.

  12. I'll be putting a few Euros on Rory to win 2 majors next year and I can't wait to see him winning The Open in Royal Portrush!

  13. I love a beer way more than the next person. But drinking on the course us dumb. It's sport seen the worst if people drinking on courses

  14. If he holed that Slazenger ball you bet he’d have counted that HIO

    Ergo his second shot doesn’t matter for the HIO

  15. I played a par 3 during a 9 round the other week. Sliced first into the swamp hit my provisional to within 3 feet and the only reason it didn't roll on was cause of aeorated greens with sand. If I sunk it would it count

  16. I’m here in Bathurst nsw Australia
    I love golf
    And I follow Sheffield Wednesday
    I’m the only on in my town who follow that side
    I’m a proud Wednesday supporter

  17. If Rory made good decisions and just lost, but to go for 18 when you know you don't have enough club. Lay up left of the water or short right. But he tries a shot that can't come off and was lucky he didn't end up in the water. It was like a Rick Shiels moment.. "whats the worst that could happen.."

  18. I do not fucking understand the mindset behind a hole in 1 at the par 3 course isn't a hole in one. I am PLAYING GOLF. I tee up a ball, hit it in the hole then what the fuck would I call it?? A par 3 course hole in 1? No it's a fucking hole in 1 lmao

  19. Need to address the Titleist video. I’ve been a long time follower of Rick and found it a hard watch myself but not addressing it is a bad look

  20. for the hole in one conversation. on our course they were redoing the fairway on a par 5. in the short term they made it a short par 3. ~100 yards. I had a shot that went into the hole and bounced out (destroyed the back of the cup). Would it have counted as a hole in one had it stayed in? or it being a temporary short par 3. Make it not a real hole in one?

  21. It becomes difficult to claim that golf is a "sport" and should be classified as such in, for some countries, the purpose of tax deductions, that golf should be an Olympic sport that we, ordinary golfers, juniors etc, should look up to athletes such as Rory, Woods etc when at the same time you allow to consume alcohol while playing. I understand that it is in the company of friends, but just as well it takes down golf as a sport. In what other serious sport can you drink? Billiards, darts maybe, but football..? Ice hockey? Running? Tennis..? Absolutely, I'm in favor of a drink after the round, but during the game we have to choose. Should golf be considered a sport practiced by athletes who train and are seen as athletes practicing an Olympic sport or does golf want to be seen as a leisure activity to which you can drink yourself happy and cozy? I'm not saying what's right, just that I feel ambiguous about whether I think it's a good idea to use alcohol in the practice of golf. I think I say, with quite a lot of conviction, that it is more inappropriate and does not fit into the actual time of the practice.

  22. It is actually illegal to drive a golf cart drinking in the UK, The court will take it case by case as to weather it is public or private land, if it is gated off and public ie dog walkers etc cant access the course you are okay but if the public can access the course you can be banned for driving under the influence. So be careful people.

  23. There’s no minimum distance for a par 3. Therefore if you have teed off on a ‘measured hole’ and you hole out that’s a hole in one (ignoring 2nd balls etc). With regards to the BMW PGA, I’ve long since thought that if the US PGA is a major, why isn’t the DPWT PGA a major? If that was to happen though the downside is that the field would be much stronger and players such as Matthew Baldwin wouldn’t have their chance of glory

  24. If you play a 2 ball solo round – first ball v second ball, then hit a hole in one on the 18th with your second ball, is this a hole in one? It happened to me (at the Kings links Aberdeen – 178 yards – 3wood fade) and i I got applause from the greenkeeper parked off the back of the green. He saw the first shot and still shouted the second ball in! So i walked up, chipped on the green with the first ball, rolled the putt to a few inches, picked it up, then retrieved my one shot second ball from the hole and got a fist bump from the greenkeeper. Again is this a hole in one?

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