HOW I PLAY GOLF | Every Golf Shot Explained

Special golf video this week. Come and join me as I take you around the golf course explaining how I play every golf shot...And yes you get to see it all, the absolute shockers as well as the sublime 😁
Golf is a tough game so as well showing you how to play various golf shots and give you golf course management advice I hope this golf lesson will give you some insights on how to deal with the highs and lows that we all face every time we choose to walk the fairways.
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I personally found learning the game too long and difficult in the early days. I read all the books, watched all the videos but my game was not improving. Then after studying various forms of neuro science, motor learning, psychology and personal development in less than two years I went from struggling golfer to the final stage of the Open Championship.
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This golf lesson provides a couple of wonderful drills to help you strike a ball with an iron. If you are looking for how to hit a ball straight with an iron, or want to know how to hit the ball first with irons then these golf drills will give you much better golf ball contact so that you can strike your irons pure.
I believe they are the easiest and best golf irons drills you can use
Also get to see the golf ball contact in slow motion

[@DanielMaude]

Hey everyone, thanks so much for watching. I loved creating this for you…should I do another one and if so what and where would you recommend?

[@MrJoel9679]

I played today and have been trying to think about the takeaways for my next round. I’ve got a whole week between my next round. What’s your process after playing a round?

[@playerone82]

Yes another like would be great. Appreciate you putting yourself under pressure having us all watch you play. 👍🏌️‍♂️⛳

[@onefrequencydown]

Has to be Royal St George's or North Foreland Danny - a tour of Kent's finest maybe! Or a course management guide to park land courses, links golf etc. Seeing you take the theory and put it to the test on the course is mega helpful. As are the swing thoughts and the psychological insights. Keep up the great work 👍👍👍

[@dannybrant6758]

Your read off the green on the 7th was a shocker 😁. Made me feel much better about my 6 there

[@karlhanson4340]

Really enjoyed the explanations. Especially about making the shot more comfortable and smoother by taking 3 clubs up due to wind, uphill etc. instead of just thinking it’s 170 so hit 7 and ending up short!

[@robinhill4458]

More like this Danny please. The mental game is what interests me now. My final thought before a drive,my final thought before a putt and the build up and trust before making the shot👍

[@DanielMaude]

Awesome, lots more to come

[@danielmosias6280]

You've gotta be mental to play the game 😂

[@MrMahoooner]

@@DanielMaude agreed! Loved this format for a change 👍😍🤙

[@ram358]

Superb Danny. 'How to play' rather than 'how to swing' instruction is what i am after to improve my scores. Well done sir 👏

[@murielcraddock8430]

Hi Danny - simply loved the video. I start off my round thinking about every shot - or at least that's the intention. Then I forget.. so I'm now mentally going to try and think before I hit a shot. Awesome video. Thanks jeannie

[@paulray2676]

Love it Danny. The fact that you struggled (and kept it in the video) makes it so much better...and authentic. The "pick yourself up" example is a more teachable moment to us than anything else. Well done.

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you Paul

[@johnpanico4923]

This was great to watch. Especially liked the uphill shot into the wind and learning how to hit a shot like that and how you needed 3 clubs more than usual for that distance. More of this!

[@jimj4750]

What an honest video. Not every shot "awesome", a true round. The idea of mentally playing one hole at a time and fixating on that is superb. Thanks

[@DanielMaude]

Something that requires training but worth the effort

[@rodneysavage4965]

Best “on the course” video I’ve seen! Please do more and consider a very hilly course. Love reading the comments as you-all “speak English” while I “speak American”!

[@DanielMaude]

Great idea Rodney

[@GolfsGingerGenius1]

Danny I loved that 👌🏻 the studio work is brilliant, but watching you on the course explaining each shot downhill lie uphill grip etc really is awesome. Look forward to the next one 🏌🏻‍♂️

[@DanielMaude]

Really kind David, thank you

[@fredlist7091]

You weren’t particularly happy with your play in this round, but it’s illustrative of what we handicap golfers commonly go through… Swing’s not working, some lip-outs and unlucky bounces. So easy to lose your head. The real lesson here is you maintained your focus and continued to plan every shot. Minimized the damage as much as you could and avoided the big numbers. So difficult to do sometimes, but such a good reminder. Great video! 👍

[@DanielMaude]

Glad you enjoyed it Fred, thanks for the support

[@timothyjohnston5863]

Great to hear the thought process, particularly focussing on the next shot and not a previous bad shot. No matter how good the camera work, one can never get to appreciate the difficulty of a links course like this without being there. Variable and usually high winds, firm fairways with no ‘give’, and extreme rough which can be hard to get a firm footing on when standing on springy grass/gorse; it all adds to the difficulty and complexity of the course. I just ticked off Silloth-on-Solway with one of my best friends as we both had it on our bucket list. A constant 30 mph wind made it fun and memorable day. Keep up the on-course videos please!

[@goodbyemr.anderson5065]

i live in the almaguin highlands, and my local course is a par35 6850 yards. let me tell you its much harder than this course, and if thats bad rough, then i play in extreme bad rough haha

[@PavelPospisil1]

So good, amateurs are missing this real course advice. Bravo.

[@DanielMaude]

Glad you enjoyed it Pavel

[@ericsurprenant2110]

Danny, I just appreciate how real you are and how simple you make the game of golf. I'm no where near as good as you but your lessons are easy to follow and implement and makes my practice more efficient. Love your videos!

[@DanielMaude]

Really kind of you to feedback Eric

[@Chosil]

Being Par after 9 is shocking ;-) … for us mortals this video is of much value because you play from rough, fairwaybunker and various difficult positions instead of always from the fairway. So, thanks for this, really good value and entertaining, too.

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks for the support and feedback

[@roadtoscratchgolf3481]

Love the on the course lesson. Need more of these, explaining shots, your target and why, and course strategy. Great putt. This game is certainly a roller coaster ride. Cheers.

[@jrkastl]

This was one of the best videos on course management I've ever seen. Thank you for your efforts.

[@DanielMaude]

Pleasure JK really enjoyed filming it

[@alangoudie2299]

Excellent very valuable video with many important ideas. It was interesting to see how Danny responded to a few disappointing shots. Average club players can learn a great deal from how to play the course & HOW TO RESPOND IF THE SHOT HAS A DISAPPOINTING OUTCOME. I hope you will do more videos like this. It should keep you busy for many years. It was great to see you did NOT edit the shots that did not go as planned. TV coverage of important competitions concentrate on mainly excellent shots. It gives a false impression as tour players do poor shots as well as club golfers. Many thanks to Danny & his team.

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks Alan, I wish TV would show more of the bad shots too

[@scottythanas2681]

This was the best video to watch, even leading golf instructors still can have ups and downs 🙈. It shows every aspect of the game how you can duff it and get frustrated but you show just how to over come it. Please make make more of these Danny they are great 👍🏼. Also great finish to make par 😜👌🏼

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you Scotty, really hope to create a few more this summer

[@tomashworthster]

Great video, loads and loads of tips to use out on the course and what a beautiful course it was too. Superb production quality as well- well done to your guys on that. Really enjoyed seeing you apply all the great knowledge and experience you share with us every week. Cheers Danny.

[@hungriesthippo9074]

Danny, you must be the most likeable golf youtuber there is. Love your lessons - you absolutely saved my chipping game... This was a real insight into a cat 1 golfers game, without any BS or ego Love you man! Keep up the good work

[@johnomara9860]

Great video Danny, more of this content please, really informative 👍🏻

[@DanielMaude]

Glad you enjoyed it John

[@kryoken22]

Might be one of my favorite videos. Shows so many of your lessons put into practice and demonstrates real world application of the skills applied to manage a course. Hearing your thought process as you choose which club to use and how to approach the challenge in each shot is invaluable to me.

[@AmitKak]

Danny!! you are my favourite on youtube. This was such a nice video where you actually talked us through each and every shot and what is going in on your mind. Thanks again!! Kindly keep posting more videos like this as this is super helpful for people who want to learn from you.

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you, it was really fun to do

[@bazabollox]

Love the enthusiasm at the end, that's what it's all about! Excellent video.

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you Barry 🙏

[@machinehead9334]

What a great video Danny! Just goes to prove that golf is a hard game to play, for everyone - even those that us higher handicappers follow and try to learn from. This shows the importance of course management, not letting your head drop after a bad shot or two and remembering the great shots! Keep it up! ⛳️🏌️‍♂️

[@daleglover7026]

Love these style videos. I’m at the stage where my focus is getting as much course experience as possible so listening to your shot strategy will really help my game 👍

[@Gary-wz3bg]

Best golf instructional video I have ever seen on KZbin. So much better than blasting balls at the range or in the studio. seeing the strategy and decisions around real lies/wind was really eye opening.

[@CerealTuesday]

Absolutely superb video Danny, great idea. Would definitely love to see more of these. Great to see your teaching techniques alongside the mental aspect.

[@williamstanley6804]

Great video - and would live to see more of these. Really interesting to see you course management and to see how you compose yourself when things aren’t going quite to plan 👍

[@freewoo9218]

I need more of these. So much learned from just 9 holes

[@DanielMaude]

Would love to create a few more

[@paulmonson4737]

Really like these actual round videos. Realized Danny's putting grip is different - do you guys have a link to a video about that? Keep up the great work. Thanks!

[@robertmedlam4673]

One of, if not, the best course management vids I’ve watched on KZbin, cheers Danny

[@Parrott65]

Danny: "I'm not playing well today." Me:

[@davidmerritt7374]

One of your best videos Danny you played great,as a 65 year old 17 handicap I love them days when not playing well but scramble a good score,keep it up fella.

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks so much for the support David

[@stevealino2899]

Absolutely fantastic video Danny, really well made and great course management lessons. I almost welled up when you sunk that last putt. Brilliant job, thank you ❤️👍🏻

[@DanielMaude]

Me too 😆

[@desmond9168]

Often wished I had a video such as this to watch? Really enjoyed! Very genuine-to me anyway!? Loved the mental aspect and gained encouragement from watch in my fav YT mentor putting himself through this difficult game!? Thanks as always.

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks Des appreciate the support!

[@DesolateWastrel]

Ha if that’s what a “shocking” round looks like I don’t even want to think about my last round 😂 I hope you do more of these, so good to watch

[@DanielMaude]

So amazed with the feedback so far, will certainly create more

[@healthyhomeinspections9270]

Fun to watch, very relatable. I'm interested in your club distances, I like hearing you factor in wind, stance, lie, but knowing what normal distance is and being able to adjust.

[@DanielMaude]

Very important to first know what your actual club distances are first

[@golfrichardvc]

Really enjoyed watching you actually play. You're a great coach but this was good too - more please

[@DanielMaude]

Hope to create more like this

[@frwewer]

Great Video. You can learn a lot about course management from it. But, what I like most this time: The crew was visible. This kind of content is team work.

[@nopressuregolf]

i have watched 1000s of videos on how to play golf, golf side kick does some good ones but this is the best ive seen on youtube by a long shot. More of these danny please

[@DanielMaude]

That’s really kind thank you, big thanks to Leo for putting the video together

[@tomgorman9400]

Luv how u & Liam/ the Golfmates use the term "shocking" for bad golf. u guys r fantastic.. want to see shocking (or 4 sh..t golf as we call it in New Jersey) I'm your man! This was great.. tx!

[@MattyIceTrades]

i never thought i would enjoy watching bogey golf, yet a masterpiece

[@DanielMaude]

😁🤜🏻🤛🏼

[@scarey3385]

YES! This is real golf. How many of us leave the driving rang or practice area thinking we are going to have the round of our lifetime only to be disappointed. Strategy around conditions etc. is a huge part of the game so thank you for sharing.

[@terrymyers2157]

Good to see you out on the course 👏👏👏👏

[@DanielMaude]

It was really fun to be out playing

[@goggie47]

Epic last shot!!!!!!!🎉 That put was insane!!!!!

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks for the support

[@maryjones5636]

How to swing is great but how to play with your game on the day is so much better. If you work with what you have, ignore swing thoughts and use course management even a poor golfer like me can have a good/better round. More of this please.

[@simmo5071]

2nd viewing of this video this time on the tv not the ipad. Need more of these videos, makes me think a lot more before and not after the shot.

[@DanielMaude]

Absolutely Simmo

[@lisatidswell2557]

I'm only a month into my golfing life but I'm loving all your tutorials.. One day I hope I can have such a " shocking round"…! Please do more like this as knowing which club to use when is something I know nothing about

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks Lisa appreciate the feedback and support 😁👍

[@Far2hip]

I’ll tell you this Danny my friend, your feel for distance with that putter is outstanding. The putter is a club that confidence in its feel is either there from the first time you tap a ball with it, or it never feels right for you. Know what I mean? I had this TaylorMade Monza Rossa Corso belly putter that I absolutely loved. Kept it for years and in that time tried a lot of different new introductions, but never got the feel of confidence in those first few taps. Recently I grabbed this bulky looking monster from the display wall (big ass Cobra Agera Palm Crew Edition because I liked the colors and never really liked the look of those huge putter heads). The first tap with that thing was like butter and absolutely ZERO hop off the face. Every tap after felt better and better. Over $400 later I had a new putter and I can’t wait to get it in my hands on the green. I’m now hitting better putts than ever and the feel of proper distance has been spot on. Now if they come out with reads the dang greens for me would be perfect, LMAO!!! ⛳️🤣⛳️

[@DanielMaude]

Love it, putting is such a great part of the game

[@timothyriach4252]

hahahahaha !! that last putt....brilliant mate, good to see you let loose, seriously helpful to see how you handle the course, Thanks Danny !!

[@DanielMaude]

Glad you enjoyed it Timothy, was fun to be a part of

[@davidwest5177]

only just starting watching your channel a couple of days ago and already it's my fav instruction channel.....absolutely Love the way you explain golf mechanics and the on course lessons are fantastic.....would LOVE to see you play 18 against Rick Shiels😉

[@DanielMaude]

That would be a fun video

[@paulruffell5130]

Fantastic, Danny thanks. I find I can practice well, but then lose it on the course. It was wonderful to see you battle this as well. Of course, sinking a couple of long puts can make anyone’s day!

[@ernestpthundermonkey]

I love the on the course situational training and mindset. I’m the type of learner that needs practical application. You taking us along help me have that practical application.

[@kellyhoeppner8374]

Good morning Danny from Canada, I enjoy watching your instructional videos, they have helped my swing so much. Thank you.

[@DanielMaude]

That’s great Kelly, really happy to help

[@TheMcrobbo2000]

That was great, so you didnt play your best but you were honest with the game. Fades not coming off , chips not going as far , you accepted and explained.I really enjoyed this approach as it shows the teacher is always learning. The whole course management approach is so important yet when I get onto the tee it goes out my head. Thanks again please consider doing it again. 👏👏

[@peterelliott2]

After 20+ years playing this game, you still show the joys and frustrations that come with an honest round of golf. You are just like us, only talented.🙂

[@judylav5]

That was so much fun to watch… I love that you walked the course… made all your insights/comments it even more relatable and interesting. You’re a heck of a good golfer/teacher. Thanks Danny.

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you Judy very kind 😁

[@shug2795]

Really enjoyed that! There is a lot more content than initially meets the eye. Worth watching a few times over.

[@DanielMaude]

glad you enjoyed it

[@beachboy4]

Excellent example of using the power of the mind. You put positive thoughts and told yourself you can make this putt - the mind transfers this thinking into the physical and you sink the birdie. Great video!

[@DanielMaude]

The mind really is amazing

[@robertdixon9701]

Great to see you actually out on the course, would love to see more of these videos

[@DanielMaude]

That’s great Robert, would love to create more

[@HT-lp7br]

There is a serious scratch or better player right there! Smiled happily for you on the final birdie! So cool to see your reaction. Golf is such a wonderful game!

[@DanielMaude]

I truly love it 🤜🏻🤛🏼

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks HT appreciate the support!

[@VegBazzoBoys]

Loved the format Danny. The Vlog helps to put all your coaching into perspective for us.

[@DanielMaude]

That’s awesome, I hope to create much more like this

[@johnbrown-wi6zy]

Hole 7 exposed your lack of playing on course, hole 9 pointing out the slope on your approach shot is what great teaching pros make people aware of,,,,, QUALITY on course advice, loved the bird on the last hole............more on course stuff Danny you are very detailed and tuned inn to whats around you..........

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks so much for the feedback John, hope to create more like this

[@williamfickett177]

I’ve seen many of your videos they’re pretty good but I didn’t realize how good you were until I saw you on the course really really solid make it look easy nice job.

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you William, really appreciate the feedback

[@ptjbis]

An excellent video Danny. Thanks. There is no real substitute for on-the-course learning. Seeing how you coped with a "poor day (I wish!) is so instructive.

[@teachnola10]

I’ve wanted to see you out on the course since I started watching your videos. Thanks!

[@DanielMaude]

Hope you enjoyed it

[@olivercrane2372]

Danny, this is the video that I called for when you were putting a putter up as a prize for the best idea for a video. This is exactly what I wanted, your thought processes around the course, this is where I struggle. Personally, I would love another one and venus wise would have to be the 'Nick' at St Mellion as you have to plan your way round that course.

[@DanielMaude]

Great idea 🙏

[@johnbaker1585]

Yes we all know the thought processes we should be going through but we get caught up in the moment and carry it on to the next hole and the next and the next! The old adage: golf is a simple game made difficult by the people that play it'!' Will certainly take some tips from this course vlog re the thought processes. Thanks Danny.

[@DanielMaude]

Pleasure John, all the best

[@robertmw1475]

Great insight into the game. I've learned things similar. When you start doing bad in the game, it can get worse & worse, if you let it, like tunnel vision. Then you start zigzagging across the course & missing everything, it works against your strategy & focus & leaves you in a slump. What I've learned is you have to refocus, disregard the past few holes entirely as if they never happen & start fresh, feel the sun, pull you mind out of the tunnel, look at the view, pay more attention to your strategies & the sciences of your techniques, take some breaths, a step back & "enjoy the game." Don't dwell or focus too much on the bad holes or it can work like the law of attraction. "Think of it after the game is over", what you need to improve or work on, and make time to go practice.

[@dutypaidrock]

Very honest and insightful video. Played Princes with my dad and brother way back, this brought back a lot of memories. Must book a return match!

[@DanielMaude]

You should return, the course is magnificent

[@chrisgolfer7528]

Great video Danny showing just how you think each shot to give yourself the best chance. Also if you have a bad shot, forget it and move on to the next. As the saying goes Play the course, don't let the course play you.

[@MrTimmyGT]

I just noticed that you putt cross handed, I putt the same way!! I picked it up in the 90's when I started playing as a young teen. The best part of my game is my putting and I try to encourage people to try that grip because I really feel like it gives you a lot more control and consistency in your putting stroke.

[@DanielMaude]

Only using it as a drill at the moment but I like it

[@ShepMike3934]

Great work Danny. It helps a lot to understand why a better golfer plays the shot they do and how they process a shot that doesn’t do quite what they want

[@bjm2762]

I've watched this a few times now. I love this type of video lesson

[@DanielMaude]

Will aim to film more like this

[@Master_of_Chess_Shorts]

Finally! I had asked for that 2 years ago... Very nice course management, awsome playing.

[@DanielMaude]

😁👌

[@mw3927]

Great video, so instructing, plenty more like this please

[@DanielMaude]

That’s great, glad you enjoyed it

[@davidb6981]

Really good that you are willing to put yourself out there, most instructors on KZbin would never risk this in case they could not perform. Its a lot harder to actually do it instead of just talking about it.

[@DanielMaude]

Thank you David, appreciate that

[@golfdadsydney]

Lovely to see you out on the course and talking through the hazards that don't show up on the practice range such as ball placement, tough lies as well as the mental side of the game and understanding how you focus on your game as well as what your preparation for the swing is. Really enjoyed this - more like it!! And what a beautiful course as well!

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks Sean appreciate you taking the time to comment 😁

[@waynepark4430]

Great video Danny on course management. Stay within yourself.

[@DanielMaude]

Hope you enjoyed something a little different

[@donaldrichardson9545]

Couple of siiick putts man. Fun watching a pro struggle in real time and talk through working it out - the way us mortals have to

[@aNdrewHouse13]

That's what I call a great lesson in course management. Good to see warts an all. very worthwhile, well done Danny.

[@remcocordier]

I am watching your video’s for a few months now. This video shows not only your perfect skills, but also the frustration we all have sometimes. Very nice to watch 👌🏼🏌️‍♂️

[@eddillon6993]

I could watch videos like this all day. I absolutely love the talking out loud thought process. So very helpful, like all of your content. Would love to see more on course like this.

[@davem8962]

This is brilliant, love the format change and the strategy advice.

[@DanielMaude]

Really glad you enjoyed it Dave, all the best

[@afcifuentes]

Danny, Great video lesson. Excellent way to teach, practical with insightful tips. Just great! From the technique, to the mental game. Great.

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks Andres, have a great weekend

[@hypno-cure]

Love this on-course video. Takes your instructions to the next level to see you in action. Your home tract looks difficult for an American golfer. More please.

[@robdegaudenzi8058]

Agree with many of the comments - this video was awesome and truly helpful. Please keep more of them coming. Thank you!

[@gladaga]

Keep the videos coming Danny. We are watching. Enjoyed this video, I lot of information to take in - however you simplify the golf swing without getting to technical. Thank you

[@DanielMaude]

It was fun to do this one

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks Giovanni appreciate the support 😁

[@rufussthoo4083]

"Yeees. Get in there!" I yelled it before you did Danny 😊😅 Would love to see you do more course vlogs.

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks Rufuss 😁🤜🏻🤛🏼

[@jeevst]

LOVED WATCHING THAT. Very informational. Also meets my fix on days my wife doesn’t let me out

[@DanielMaude]

😁👌

[@HavokHome]

I watch a TON of instructional golf videos….and this is among the VERY best I’ve seen in the last 2 years. Listening to the thought process on a real-time, real-hole, real-life basis is beyond valuable. Thanks for sharing this with us, Mr. Maude. Perfect.

[@madangottipati582]

Want more of these Danny! At least one every week

[@DanielMaude]

Certainly will aim to get out on the course more often 👌

[@grahamhoward4891]

I have watched this twice now Danny. And I’ll probably watch it again! Some excellent psychological hints and tips and it’s great to see your reaction when the long put goes in! That’s what keeps us all coming back. That one shot, that one crisp strike. Great commentary and good to see the transfer of drills/practice executed on the course.

[@starflash08]

one of your best informative vids ever, well done Danny

[@DanielMaude]

Really kind thank you

[@mthithers]

Please sir, I want some more. Golf swing tip videos are helpful because we compete with our limitations when we play. Practice time helps that. But course management vlogs help with our other opponent on the course. Mainly, the course itself. Regardless of your skill level you can always improve your play by playing the course, and not letting the course play you. Thanks for a great example of what that looks like.

[@agustroestamadji5543]

Thanks Danny; I really appreciate this episode. I learn so much about how each decision you made to pick the club and where to lay the ball on the path toward the green. I would love to see more of this kind of episode as well in the near future

[@DanielMaude]

Thanks Agust more to come 👍

[@arttapoc1612]

Hi Danny, I really enjoy this new video, I am really looking forward for you to play a course, give instructions, give us/me a piece of your mind in every shot/stroke and course management. Can I request if you may include comparing the result, around the green, between putting it or chipping it. I’m pretty sure it will help us/me a lot. I was writing this comment before I even finished the video so I will watch it again. Different golf courses demand different strategy, hope you may share to us/me some of your insights. I learned a lot. More videos and good luck, mate.

[@DanielMaude]

I think you should go with your gut instinct. I messed up the putt if the green as I went away from my instinct to chip

[@benjaminpullinger3567]

Fair play to you mate that wind was tough and you played really well . Nice to see you really working out your shots on a course and putting. That shot from the bunker was top drawer

[@DanielMaude]

was really fun to be a part of

[@Mike-wz5sy]

I like all your videos, but this is the most informative for me. Thank you, Danny.

[@jedisith19]

What a video Danny. I really enjoyed watching and listening to your thoughts about each shot and your attempts to control both your good and bad feelings. As a high handicap golfer it’s a rare chance to follow a pro around a course and benefit from their experience. Thanks for this.

[@DanielMaude]

Really kind of you to feedback Steve, thank you

[@arlenelobban703]

I totally enjoyed watching you play giving awesome pointers - thanks for sharing!

[@DanielMaude]

Pleasure Arlene