LOUGH ERNE GOLF RESORT PART 2

LOUGH ERNE GOLF RESORT PART 2

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Lough Erne Golf Resort with Mark Crossfield, Coach Lockey, Dan Hendriksen and YGT’s Rory. The boys are on a four day Ireland trip and this is their second stop. An 18 hole matchplay battle with some bizarre incidents along the way. Play your best golf watching Mark Crossfield and his fun easy to watch golf videos.

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35 Comments

  1. Content is deteriorating. Everyone seems to be going for pretty darn low standards. But then that is to be expected. Sorry guys but there are other vlogs to watch now.

  2. Golf decisions 20 – 3d / 2 says when the rake is removed and the ball will not come to rest you need to find the closest point where it does come to rest no nearer the hole.

  3. Mark, as someone who isn't super consistent with irons (chunks, pulls, etc) would you suggest that on longer holes one play my first 2 shots to advance the ball as far as possible vs playing "smart" with a second shot knowing I could never reach green? for instance, 500 yard hole. let's say I cut off 250 with my drive. would I be best off hitting a 6 iron 160 to leave 90 in or try to hit a 3w which may be less consistent but could get me to leaving 20-30 in? I always struggle with that choice because I could also hit my 6 iron 90 yards due to really poor strike leaving me 160 in. of course that possibility is still there with 3w too, but is the 90 in vs the 30 in worth the risk?

  4. As you mentioned during the video, we the viewers will be writing. I would've enjoyed a video explaining the rule accompanying this course vlog episode

  5. That drone footage of the par 3 over the water is one of the most stunning settings for a golf hole I've ever seen.

  6. The situation on the last hole is exactly why both the R&A and the USGA strongly recommend that rakes are not to be left in the bunkers, but rather outside, on a flat part of the ground and parallel to the direction of play. If a ball comes to rest there, there won't be any problems playing on.

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