How to play golf without golf clubs

In this episode, your trusty hero has fallen prey to his arch nemesis – his memory, and has forgotten to bring his golf clubs to the course. Luckily one Chris has saved the day by allowing your humble king to forage in the lost and found bin to piece together a club set.

Will course records at Riverside Golf Course be broken? Will there be a new champion out in the west? Is me forgetting my clubs a wider symptom that I should be worried about?

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and welcome back. Today we are going to go and play golf without golf clubs. We’re off to Riverside Golf Course. Chris, who works up at Riverside, has invited me up there. He sent me a picture the other day of their lost and found bin brought an empty golf bag. Let’s try and build a little five club set or something. I don’t think I have time for a full nine holes, but we’ll see how many holes we can squeeze in. What do we got here? So, looks like the only putter That is a That’s That’s not an eight iron loft. Oh my god. That’s That’s part of my Chinese name. So that’s going in. That’s a sign. Oh, I don’t think I can do it. You don’t think so? I don’t think I can do it. I got to go. I think it was like legit metal work. Oh, goodness. Or do I do driving iron? I feel like this what shaft high density graphite shaft. Cool. It’s not a flex. Well, we’ll we’ll just do that. We’ll rock that. Like uh those crazy. Yeah. I think you can get this on straight. Straight out of the car. Play a cut. You’re good. Will it cut? I don’t know. All right. You’re up. You’re okay up there. Good looking. You’re fine. Oh, no. That might That might That might work out. Go go go go go go. Oh, what a roll. What a roll. And I have not skipped the third because it’s a little bit busy. Chris has put us in the VIP. Um, yeah, this place is awesome. It’s good little right on the banks of the Marabanong. Uhoh. Nope. Nope. I made it so you can kind of scoot it on that left side. Ground game. How sick is that? Ah, that is sick. Maruch, are you proud of me? Oh yeah, that hurt shot. I should just steal this driver. Playing the hardest hole. 450 par 4 wind assist though. Very tight piece of property. You’re hitting fair. If you hit nine fairways or how many par 3 threes? Three. If you hit six fairways here and nine greens, you’re probably Scotty Shepler. Oh, that was so towy. It’s all right. I’ll scramble. That worked. Scramble. Kick. Kick up. Look at look at the [ __ ] contouring on this screen. It’s mad. False fronts, kickers. It’s all you could ever want. Wow. I need to get it. And the line. Did it go right? Uh, I think I just pushed it off. Try one bumper, please. Come on. Well, here I am all done for the day. Playing golf without golf clubs. Not as hard as you think. It’s actually really hard. Thank you very much, Chris, for having me out there. I can finally well I can’t really take Riverside off but I can I don’t know what’s the limit on how many holes. How many holes we play? One, two, we skipped three. We played four, five, six. We did a six. We did a sixhole loop. That’s majority. I think it counts. So we also did get a very good peak of um seven of eight. Really cool green complexes for a corset that’s not that hasn’t got a ton of bunkering around except for nine. There’s only two bunkers on nine. Actually, hitting greens is a bit tough. They are built up given that it is on a flood plane. Hollows, a lot of cool shoulders and bumps. Chris is doing an awesome job with the golf course there. Just clearing out some trees, opening up sight lines and all of that. Yeah. So, God, I I had I had to bet I had such good fun. Anyway, I’m rambling on. See you guys next time.