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Andy, great tips and awesome scenery. Wow. I’m curious which club you used to hit the ball out of the rough (higher loft, looked like a hybrid)?
Andy E for mine this week. Great looking track and well played Sir.
bra gotta get a move on. i'm out after 8 seconds of pointless silence
Hello Andy , this is such an amazing area you are playing. Golf is a game that is played with the eyes as well. So before any shot check out all the traps on the way to the hole. All your tips are spot on. 😊😊😊
Andy c great picture, another top video from you
Andy c, is an amazing photo😊
Andy E 📸 course looks in good shape after all the rain 🏌️♂️
Lovely course Andy photo E
You bogeyed the 1st, didn't you? 😁
Andy I
Breaking 90 consistently now TG. Trying now to break 80 for the first time. So I will be working closely with a solid professional coach for a year. Gonna drop 3K on it. I think it's worth it. I want to break par.
E Andy but could have been any of them. Great vid!
I'm a 18 handicap ish can I come next year to try my new hip out hopefully
Andy e is magical with the sun bursting through. Fantastic content as always. Well done team – loving your content.
Photo of the week Tracy no Andy k.
Andy E closely followed by K , great pics
I'll pop for Andy e too. Looks like a great set up.
Watching that putt on the 16th roll out from the start and thinking , I think he’s got got the distance control dialled in here – nice putt, unlucky
Like your golf top Andy..can I ask where you bought it and approx price? thanks
I think you have just described how I play golf. Always take enough club unless danger behind. Always hit what I’m comfy with second shot on a par 5 rather than what I can hit the furthest. Never try anything I can’t do. Funny how many 20 handicappers I play with who try and fade/draw the ball. Try flop shops around the green etc. think they can hit the ball further than they do. It’s funny and very baffling at times. Great video as always mate
Andy b
Andy e photo, but all excellent,,
Some good consistent golf there, Andy, and the new putter seems to be performing. As you said several times, a lovely location. Finally, photo wise…Andy e or maybe K this week.
I played golf in Scotland once and there was nobody anywhere on the course then either. In fact we could see FOUR courses and all we're empty! andy c is my fave, the cloud almost looks like a massive horse coming over the horizon lol.
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played there 2 weeks ago. tremendous value.
A lovely golf course with beautiful scenery. Great advice taken on board. Andy c for me this week
They were all good but I like e, as always a great experience maybe you will meet up with Steve Johnson at Pebbles Golf Club
Cardrona has been used by the Scottish Blind Golf team as their home course against the England and Wales Blind Golf annual event known as the Auld Enemy Cup. It is like a number of the courses shown in your wonderful "Off the Beaten Track" which the words "simply stunning" does not quite cut it. Great tips and good to see you back to your best as well. Andy e is a terrific photograph and possibly the best one in the series. Keep the video's coming Andy.
Andy C.
Used to live in Peebles – its own golf course(harry colt design) is worth a look -as is west Linton
Andy photo e
You have upped your game when it comes to your video presentation.
Andy C for both me and our Kay tonight 😊
Great little nuggets there. I just need to look out the black leather foot joys for this weather now.
Great stuff
Cardrona is a great course although it does get very soggy and soft in the winter.
The team have done a great job in getting the greens back after them being wrecked post Covid.
I live about 20 mins away passing each day on my commute
Good tips and another stunning course. Always a pleasure to watch you on the course.
Andy C this time..😊
Andy, another great video, with plenty of quality drone shots, showing off the beauty of Cardrona. You picked a good day to get the footage, no rain, which is a huge bonus.
What I find is the biggest hurdle for most golfers, struggling to break 90, is ego. They think they MUST take driver off the tee, because their playing partners are. But it's our score that matters, not our playing partners, its not their signature on your card.
Great advice Andy, and something I have begun doing, more this last season than ever before, since entering senior golf status. Using common sense, assessing the lie, what my realistic capabilities are, which I find in many golfers, is where the EGO ruins their scores, on holes they could easily bogey at worst. I explain to them, look, you have a shot on this hole, to enable you the opportunity of getting the bogey net par. Turn longer par 4 into par 5's, take the pressure off, having a put for par, is better than losing a ball after taking on a shot with a low percentage of success. Break holes down into manageable chunks, plot your way around each hole, this just might make golf more enjoyable.
Get rid of EGO and many golfers, just might begin scoring better.
If only we had the skill to make these decisions…
The basis of much of the advice is that an average golfer varies between hitting the shot perfectly and hitting it slightly off, so that your initial decision is pertinent. The reality, though, is that most average golfers vary between a decent shot and a complete duff.
For example, your first 'nugget' related to a choice from 170 yards. Most average golfers do not have the skill to choose which part of the green to hit: they just aim for the green in general. If you think differently then either you have little experience of average golfers, or you are deluded.
Great video again, good golf as well. Andy A for the photo.
Andy what a beautiful place and photo e is spectacular
One thing I noticed is that you were swinging well within yourself, and the good results overall speak for themselves. The break 90 wannabe's I see mostly try to bomb the ball with every club, and then whack the ball back and forth on and around the green. These folks need to learn it's not just course management, it's game management as that includes knowing how to swing with some control and some feel. When will they ever learn…..
Labour Tax and Spend, its what they do. They wil crash all markets investment will all but dry up and house prices will plummet and Charlie will be proved right. We are doomed because of the lunatics in power and the morons who voted for them…
Break 90? W.T.F. It’s breaking 77, and it’s making me so crazy I’m thinking of a sports Psychologist.
What a fabulous course,be nice to know what the prices are that you play. What clubhouses are like etc. P.S. how many courses have you played so far.
Beautiful course and great expert advice Andy! Thanks for sharing w/ us.
Played here with my mates when hotels were opening up after Covid. Course and hotel was very poor, looks like its greatly improved since then.
a) If you're an average golfer, I am the world's worst duffer. b) That is one of the most beautiful golf courses I've ever seen; thank you for the great visuals.
saved the best till last andy k this time
truly stunning course