Four Handicapper Should Beat a Lady Professional - Is it possible?

[@johnarmstrong6227]

Bucket list course is any course I get to play with my dad, who is recovering from cancer. Every round is worth a bucket list checkmark at this point.

[@j.p.6716]

Golf with dad hits different 😞

[@GolfSidekick]

John you win the poker chips Email me MATT at GOLFSIDEKICK dot COM Send me a picture of you editing this comment and FULL NAME ADDRESS PHONE NUMBER! Matt

[@SirSendys]

With you in thought man. Dad survived an aneurysm almost 7 years ago. He just doesn't have the energy anymore to come out with me anymore. Boy I took our youth together for granted.

[@johnarmstrong6227]

@@GolfSidekick Done. Thanks!

[@brucejones533]

Indeed. Playing with my Dad, who’s 90, is the best.

[@BJ-cu4nh]

Female pro golfers are so much more relatable in terms of length and course management to a regular person like me. Thanks for including them in your videos.

[@GolfSidekick]

thats the point playa! thank you for getting it!

[@jacobgallaugher]

Yeah, that is what I always tell my mates to compare their games to.

[@vidyuththattai1030]

Wish I didn't watch the ANA Inspiration...a big ego bruise from Patty Tavatanakit

[@ndnd1671]

They tend to play from shorter tees as well anywhere from 6200-6600 yards. Average male golfer probably plays 6800-7200 yards. If you relate in distance, try moving up a tee or two so you are in that yardage... see how well you play then

[@BJ-cu4nh]

@@ndnd1671 Yes. I play the white tees without shame.

[@chrisl2915]

Love Bo's swing tempo, slow backswing then smoothly cane the crap out of it!

[@bcdgolf5681]

I am glad you did this. I am often frustrated by the amount of 20 handicappers I hear insisting this is the case and I think it's hogwash. If distance were the only determining factor of scoring well, Kyle Berkshire would be unstoppable on the PGA Tour. It helps the guys in "The Show" because it is an added component to an already loaded arsenal. Thanks for another goof video Matt.

[@GolfSidekick]

You'll find the Strokes Gained cultists are almost always 20 handicap and higher. Most of the bro advice and bro science in golf comes from people who have never broken 90 or even 100, and have been playing for 30 years

[@prideventues]

I started playing golf with a MacGregor Nicklaus 1 iron....bought at a thrift store after watching of all people Nicklaus in midd 1970's. I used that one club.....(all I could afford), went to the range and learned how to hit it....low, high, short, long, left, right...then I found " How In Play Golf, and tried to replicate his swing.. I then found Hogan's book and went that direction. When I started I could play under 80's easily because I was long and could produce shots. I carried a Bobby Jones Jr 8 iron with faux wooden shaft, a MacGregor persimmon, Wilson 8802, Wilson Harmonized Wedge, Wilson Fluid Feel Bullet Back 5 & 7 iron, Hogan 3 wood ......all bought at thrift stores for $1. Guys I used to meet up with would think I was a ringer because I hit it so consistent and played shots....high, low, left, right depending on the hole.....high for front pin, low for back for example. Then I subscribed to golf magazines and started reading instruction and overthink my swing instead of using the one built from the dirt. I would try to hit that long drive on long par 4's get into trouble and have to recover. Since my shirt game was great I would recover with a boggy but still that was strokes lost. I played one day after skipping work and ended up playing with a pro from Korea who was doing the same. I learned from her to play within myself. I already naturally long so just needed to keep it in the fairway. This reminds me of those times in 1980's. I now have good clubs but never played as good with those as I did with mix match clubs. I was deadly with that Bobby Jones Jr old Spaulding 8 iron.

[@brianrizza2045]

The look on bo's face when you told her you're filming her playing with the leaves was priceless 😁

[@PokeCourier]

Recently start watching your channel because I've picked up golf after stopping for 4 some years. Love the style, and your videos have got me very excited for my first round back this coming Saturday !

[@GolfSidekick]

Love that playa, that's what it's all about

[@jrm8899]

Since I can't hit as far as the men's tour pros, I watch the women's tour for tips and club selection

[@ahrikz9269]

That's actually genius, I may do that

[@gsallis85]

Great idea!! And they hit it plenty far enough to make the game enjoyable

[@gordon.leach1]

I do the same. I also look at the swing tempo of lady pros. No bravado. Just smoothness.

[@admiralackiusproductius7248]

There's a course here in Australia in a place called Coober Pedy where everyone drinks beer and lives underground. It's desert course called Opal Fields Golf Club which has reciprocal rights with the Old Course St. Andrews. I really want to get some new Miura Blades and show them some love on that lovely mining town gravel... That is my dream / bucket list course

[@alexanderjefferies7740]

Actually it is a common misconception. The club does not have reciprocal rights to the Old Course at St Andrews. Although it’s synonymous with the name St Andrews they were granted reciprocal rights to the Balgove Course. The R&A have a portfolio of courses and it’s a nine hole layout near the Old Course , and according to the agreement, the term St Andrews was used but never ‘Old Course’.

[@roreybellows]

@@alexanderjefferies7740 Also only in the month of January

[@jonafrica5739]

Wow that footage halfway thru of Bo playing with the falling “leaves” speaks VOLUMES. I hope the lesser experienced people pick up on that type of stuff, any person at any skill level can always improve their mental though.

[@GolfSidekick]

Yeah she just chills. Hit the ball then hit it again. In between just relax

[@jim2lane]

This video touched on the great advice I received many years ago from the local pro - don't alter your swing, club choice or game based upon what your opponent is doing. It's golf, so everyone makes mistakes. Minimize yours by sticking to YOUR game, and you'll end up more successful in the end, and be able to enjoy the game a lot more 😊

[@GolfSidekick]

Exactly and try not to film 3 people in 90+ degree weather

[@rodbacon9489]

I played that course many years ago. It was 36 degrees in the shade and about 99% humidity. There was a bar every 4 holes, so you can imagine how messy it got by the end. My caddy (who could barely speak 2 words of English) nicknamed me "Mr. Water", as you can guess where most of my shots went... a great golfing memory.

[@GolfSidekick]

LOLOLOL nothing like the caddie in Myanmar who started keeping track of the number of golf bals lsot on each hole so I wouldn't accuse her of stealing them becaue there were so many

[@iant.6319]

A pro's consistency will outweigh the amateur's erratic game 99.9% of the time. The only way I could see the distance gap being an issue is if there are holes where you must carry the ball a long way to reach the fairway/green over hazards without a layup being possible. Love the videos! Great job!

[@GolfSidekick]

True

[@jhaz89]

Disagree. The longer the shots, the lower the margin of error and more punished for it you get. And obviously nobody can hit the ball perfectly straight every time. And it's simply just a lot easier to stick shots close to the pin with short irons compared to long irons. It would definitely raise scores significantly.

[@TheShaunsc]

I’ve played probably once a year that last 20 years since High school. Recently picked up the clubs and started playing more... I’m about one club shorter and just accepted that. Which really helped my game and playing really good! Spent more time pitching and chipping versus trying to hit the ball out of the range. Really appreciate women golfers grace and skill around the course.

[@GolfSidekick]

Acceptance of our game is such a huge step man. It's crazy how much it affects how you play. Once you just go, yep this is my game, and you jam with it...you become a god

[@bafoon]

My bucket list course is Tara Iti in New Zealand. Also, I’m loving the rough/lie estimator that you’ve added the past couple of videos! Keep up the good work playa

[@HackAttackimer]

"We'll try this experiment again...until I beat someone" love that out of the Playa in Chief Bucket List course for 2021 is getting back out to Bethpage Black

[@GolfSidekick]

im coming fr that

[@weixianng]

Bro i loved your stuff with Momentum!

[@HackAttackimer]

@@weixianng thank you!

[@pdub2762]

I really like that lie information box on the bottom right. Always improving 👀💪🤝

[@13Hangfire]

I tune in for you Matt but I have to tell ya... I was pulling for Bo the whole time:) haha

[@weetbix1000]

Bucket list course: I hear there are some amazing courses in Japan. I'd love to go there and shoot some embarrassingly high scores lol

[@정윤성-b7t]

It is embarassingly expensive too.It costs almost 200$ a round.

[@snjstr]

"It's more mental than physical..." The truest definition of golf.

[@davehedgehog4391]

I'm lucky enough to live in Scotland so we have some amazing courses. Turnberry is the best I have played and think it would be worthy of any bucket list!

[@derekflanderschang9654]

I am going to try to come in 2022 😎

[@SaltyChip]

7:05 might be my fav part of any video. What a chill vibe lol!

[@GolfSidekick]

Totally chill vibe

[@sd7742]

best golf youtuber, waddaavloger

[@plusfour1]

There's a video I like from a top PGA player from the 90's. He goes thru his bag on the range wedges to driver. What is so remarkable is the tempo. Every shot is the same. You can't tell from his tempo whether he has a wedge or a driver. This is how Bo is playing too. It takes trust in your yardages for each club and your ability to strike the ball well. I have always hit my longer shots harder and I struggle with my tempo (and ball striking) with longer shots. I'm slowly figuring it out. Golfer of 50 years.

[@zachbut13]

Very good point about handicap index. It’s your potential, not your average. The “differential average” is...your average. And the anti-handicap is how well you play on your worst day. For example, I’m playing off a 12.5 index right now, my differential is 16, and my anti is 22. Meaning I’m extremely inconsistent..as most amateur players are.

[@GolfSidekick]

Exactly playa. Most idiots who point out other people's handicaps not being "real" have no understanding of golf or the handicap system. Teeing handicap for that course, they don't get that a 4.4 index would be an 8 handicap from the back tees of this course I play. So if I shoot an 80, that's 4.4 index golf. Most people see one person's round, or a few shots, or someone making a video where they are rushing, filming three people's shots and blurt out their ignorance for th world to see. The most hilarious is that people would point out people's handicaps are lower than they think they should be....but don't have the awareness to understand that if they themselves are an "honest" 15 handicap, that to play to their 15 handicap, they would usually shoot around 90-92. If they had to watch someone who states a 15 handicap shoot a 92, they would say the 15 handicap is lying and should be a 20 handicap. There's no fixing stupid.

[@andrewthomas191]

Köchenbolz polo was clearly a difference maker on the front 9. Made an Eagle feather deposit to the birdie bank last week for you plaer, hope to see you claim it soon. Thanks for cranking out the quality content (for the bucketlist I hope to play a reunion round at La Belle in Quebec)

[@norms4831]

I love her swing. That BO swing is going to be my tee shot swing thought, just smooth as silk, no trouble, waddalife.

[@GabeJax]

My bucket list course is one I'll actually be visiting in July 2021 - White Oak Conservation Center (just south of St. Augustine, FL) where my greens fees go toward more than keeping the grass trimmed. Their mission is to be a wildlife refuge, so I'm beyond pumped to golf just in the vicinity of wild animals - even more so that I'm contributing to the cause.

[@GolfSidekick]

Oh man, I like that. I will add it to my lsit when I visit the US and A

[@Tomkat53]

Bo's swing = SQUARE to SQUARE (no opening of club-face then rotating back at impact) LOVE IT!

[@weldie]

Love the vid, Matt! Hype for the next video!

[@joshcharles5402]

I played one of my pupils who was a scratch junior international and I don't play a lot but can play under par to 10 over depending on how much I have played. We played off the same tees and although I outdrive her and took 2-3 club less than here, she was very accurate and her short game and long irons put me to shame. I once played pretty well but required birdies or better to win a hole as she was very consistent. 300-400 yard holes for her were easy - while I would hit over 300 drives, not necessarily on target my [itching wedge was all over the place. I got a 60 degree and that helped my game as I was hit Pw from 140 to 50 range and it was all inconsistent. When I played well I last by maybe two holes but otherwise I was losing by 8. Consistency was the key and working on my short game would take 5-20 shpts off my game. I used to pitch and put at my home when iw as young so I usually could pitch like a pro - but you have to hit a lot of balls to be consistent

[@gopies1]

Bucket list course: The one in Tin Cup where they play the US open. Just so I can go for the 237 yard shot over the water

[@JDNJTX]

Bad news; that hole isn't even a par 5 in real life.

[@ph1lthyvision]

Pro Bo is such a baus! Love seeing her so chilled out. And she just smiles and laughs while she slays the course! Whaddaplaya! And bucket list course.... Paynes Valley, MO. Tiger course!

[@GolfSidekick]

Legendary would love to play there

[@nosuma6418]

Bucket List is definetly Lofoten Links in Norway. Playing Golf under the Northern Lights just sounds awesome.

[@joechriste7052]

Great reminder to play within yourself

[@GolfSidekick]

truth

[@SamandSounds]

When you hit the 4 iron on 7, Mo’s encouragement was so weirdly comforting to me🤣🤣 ‘wow, straighter than my pitching wedge’ love it

[@jt-qs5en]

Bucket List course is Pebble Beach, but there are dozens more on that list!

[@GolfSidekick]

Every time i see a drone shot, i wanna play that course

[@outtakes69]

excellent comment on how BO just plays her game and doesnt force it. She was ballin it from the back tees and only made one putt. I think from 6600 it would have been a different story.

[@GolfSidekick]

She just doesn't even take into account anything external to affect her negatively - she is true IDGAF

[@nealespear8085]

got to say Gary Player CC at Sun City from the back tees got to feel like a pro.

[@tonyastuartdailey6645]

Bucket list course for this year is Hawk's Ridge in North Georgia. Ultra exclusive, but got a buddy that might get me on. Peachtree Golf Club in ATL is still at the top of my list, but that's gonna be a hard one to get on.

[@nicholasschroeder3678]

Way back in high school I competed against a girl who later played on the LPGA. (There weren't girls' teams then). I had 80 yards on her off the tee, but she was monotonously accurate. Sometimes I'd beat her. I always felt it was unfair, but I was proud because I considered her the far better golfer. She was also nice and mature and cute and good-humored and more fun to play with than most of the guys. Good memories.

[@johnnyrash89]

Always Like the BO videos she has such a smooth stroke and fun to watch. I guess I need to move to Thailand. Thanks for the content sidekick you are very lucky to be able to practice and learn from pros!

[@danjones702]

I am going to try and play Pebble beach if I can get down to 90 or below, currently holding around a 95 or so

[@jtubb1777]

Bucket list course this year is Torrey Pines south. I’ll be there in August!

[@22burst2020ddsspec]

You have a great amount of golfing wisdom. Unfortunately it is founded on an incorrect foundation which presumes I care about score more than style ;)

[@HelicopterDr]

Question for you Playa. Maybe you covered it in another video, but what app or equipment are you using for your shot tracer? Going to be taking my son out golfing and figured it would be fun to trace our shots and maybe give some insight of where we went wrong on some shots.

[@thedadgolfer]

Shot tracer app

[@gottarunrs1]

Pros are pros for a reason. She's got such a consistent swing. I think it'd be another 3 years of practice for me to even look that consistent.

[@GolfSidekick]

I think perhaps even longer!

[@thomas4015]

Love your content man !! You greatly improved my mind game!

[@ryanaltenhof4739]

Bucket List course 2021: Hmm. This is a tough one. I live in Pennsylvania USA and would love to play a course called Birdsfoot. It’s my dads favorite course and is one of the highest ranked courses in my area. I would love to play it with my dad!

[@ctbennett13]

My bucket list course is any course where there are feathers planted frequently, birdies are grown as far as the eyes can see and the beers are flowing from the first tee box to the 18th.

[@aptorres01]

Great video, loved seeing you play w/ a lady pro and i think you're advicein in this video is going to help me tremendously . Thanks .

[@SamuelConovitz]

Bucket list course...TOO MANY! I am headed up to Ojai, California to stay at the Ojai Valley Inn and play at their course later this month. Looks DIFFICULT, but, take it shot by shot, play to my game, center greens, easy game. Thanks for another great video bruv!

[@GolfSidekick]

Love it

[@scottbutterly8997]

Fantastic video. loving your videos .Thank you

[@TheToledoTrumpton]

I'm a senior golfer, low handicapper for 30 years, and I've taken a lot of money off young players, who think if they make me play the tips they will beat me. Moving back makes the course more difficult, making the lower handicap more significant, regardless of distance. As you found out! Your mistake was thinking moving back to the tips was an advantage to you. You would have had a much better chance of beating her with you both playing off the ladies tees.

[@GolfSidekick]

I wish more comment were as good as this one. Thank you for commenting playa

[@connell7778]

Great episode Matt!

[@tanakachidawanyika6185]

This is a great video, particularly the psychological approach to shots. Could do with more like this.😊

[@GolfSidekick]

Of course playa...hopefully get more going this year

[@dustinreed8161]

my bucket list course this year is Whistling Straits - which works well for me, since we're taking a trip there for my 40th in June!

[@GolfSidekick]

Love it

[@jacobgallaugher]

This year I am trying to travel to Puerto Rico instead of leaving the country so I can hopefully help their economy out, so I actually plan to play 3 courses while I am there. I most look forward to playing the Royal Isabela Golf Course.

[@etraindimes8166]

Bro, Royal Isabela is sick! Its pretty much a Puerto Rico Pebble Beach. Also play TPC Dorado East if you can. Playing conditions are amazing. Its also Chi Chi Rodriguez’s home course.

[@bafoon]

My buddy is a member there. I played it a few months ago. Make sure to bring a lot of balls, that course is tough! And don’t get fooled by the new course rating. Apparently they lowered it by 3 strokes because the day the course rater played it, the course had really soft conditions. The course rating should legitimately be like 76.5.

[@jeremyd7299]

Whistling Straits. I'll be there at the end of May for a tournament like a baus!

[@GolfSidekick]

Oh delicious!

[@joshw3198]

Those greens are insanely fast! would've drove me crazy...keep up the great content!

[@jhaz89]

All i know is I wish I could play from the ladies tees. Having wedges into greens every green is pretty great, haha. When I'm hitting a wedge in very confident I'll at least hit the green but also hit it close enough I can get some good birdie looks or make those lag putts much easier. When I'm hitting an 7 iron into a green though it's just a "k, just get this shit on the green" Then if it's a 5 iron my confidence is of hitting the green is about the same as sticking a wedge to less than 15 feet. But I'm just a casual golfer. Played on high school golf team but that was 13-16 years ago. Now I probably only golf about a total of 72 holes per year. Basically a pro golfer in one tournament over 4 days plays as much as me, haha. I hit a buckets of balls like once a month for about 5 months. Without that only playing 72 holes per year I'd probably be horrible. But yeah to sum it up, those long irons make things quite a bit more difficult

[@jra5510]

St Andrews!!! Would be a dream come true. Love the channel. Keep the videos coming.

[@mickeyji6918]

Love the narration.

[@familyguyathome]

Love the battle!

[@rn8427]

6:56 🥺🥺

[@willbrown3760]

Where do you get your shirt/hat combos?!? I’m so in need of these!!

[@GolfSidekick]

Waddaplayagolf.com

[@AVPBOUNDZ]

Bucket list course is The Coeur d’Alene Resort Golf Course! Home of the floating green will really need the way of the playa!

[@dextermlyy]

I have had the luxury of playing several nice courses on the eastern coast of the US. However, last year I played Caledonia very poorly. Bucket list would definitely be to play there again and play much better!

[@jventure1961]

Wow GV. Playex there so many times. Matt, I think you played a lot of shots that suggest you were not familiar with the course and where to play to off the T. Next time. Hope you loved your time in CM!

[@GolfSidekick]

Yes sir, I think playing a course. 2nd and 3rd time is a very basic idea to improve scoring. I play a lot of courses once only and that's a real pity actually

[@russellthorburn9297]

The PGA has become unrelatable to amature golfers now that the emphasis has shifted towards bodybuilders with a 120 m.p.h. club head speed. LPGA golfers are so much more fun to watch because they achieve great scores with great course management and consistency in their play.

[@TheJonkerr7]

Did a muscle bound gorilla just win the Masters?

[@poomdays_8665]

at 1:28 the golf ball lost to another dimension and then comeback in a blink of an eye.

[@zackcarey1129]

Bucket list course for me is just being able to travel anywhere with friends and enjoy new scenery and create new memories. And preferably somewhere that will give me a hole in one finally 😫

[@waitingforthereturn]

Surprised he didn't go into Spalding mode, Bo has a beautiful takeaway and smooth transition to her swing

[@jonnyellison9690]

I surely know the feeling , and the frustration mate! love Bo! say hi!

[@marksimpson2321]

Bucket course: Pype Hayes municipal, Birmingham UK 😀

[@barakudavideos2648]

Bucket list course is Laguna National in Singapore - just look at it!

[@GolfSidekick]

Oh my, I need new under roos

[@jabulanijakes]

Bucket list course this year is GP Sun City from the tips for the gees cos it's the childhood dream watching the million dollar challenge!!

[@brennengiove2837]

Would love to tackle Chambers Bay!! Local course that I drive past every single day but still not sure if I’m ready for a course PGA players struggled on!

[@blakepead9537]

Torrey Pines for sure! I hope I can make it out there this summer!

[@BobABooey.]

You'll be disappointed. I've played it a few times, over played, slow and not always in good shape unless the PGA is about to play it.

[@caseycowley4686]

I’ve played golf in Phuket and around Nong Khai. The caddies are required and quite enjoyable. They give you the best tips and you are actually lucky they allow you to play from the opposite fairway. In many cases they call that OB.

[@GolfSidekick]

No one likes courses with internal OB

[@caseycowley4686]

@@GolfSidekick indeed I felt robbed like three times in Nong Khai. But I did see a cobra on the 18th fairway and actually played without shoes on a few holes because people the grass was absolutely like carpet and my fathers new shoes gave him a blister and he took his off. My wife is from Udon Thani so I have been around. Good luck on your adventures and loved your videos.

[@griffdog141]

What is the "tap and set" that you do, and I see so many golfers do before their shots?

[@GolfSidekick]

What do you mean playa, can you elaborate a little?

[@griffdog141]

@@GolfSidekick You tap the ground before the ball with the heel of your club, then set your club behind the ball, then swing. I have seen others do this as well, wondering where it comes from

[@GolfSidekick]

@@griffdog141 Just a habit - it becomes part of the preshot routine - subconscious

[@griffdog141]

@@GolfSidekick gotcha, thanks baus

[@scottmcdonald5141]

Bucket List Course: As a Scotsman, I'll be going to Thailand in late 2021/early 2022 (covid permitting), and would love to play St Andrews 2000 in Rayong.

[@GolfSidekick]

Nice, I will try get a round on it and put it up here

[@lachlan4065]

Lake karrinyup golf course in perth 🔥

[@shaneWARs1]

Bucket list course would be bandin dunes in Oregon

[@GolfSidekick]

Love that I want to make it to that complex

[@TheMattie13]

When will I be able to get my hands on a Feather

[@GolfSidekick]

Hey baby, new feathers coming next week and then EVEN NEWER coming end of the month/early May

[@aaronh.917]

Looking forward to the second 9

[@jonafrica5739]

Dream Course 2021: Bluejack National Trinity TX. Just completed. Designed by tiger. Inspired by Augusta. #1 course in Texas which is really saying something. But tbh any course I get on is a dream course haha! It’s bliss out there

[@ronaldwestra8735]

Bo is really committing to every stroke. She knows her weaknesses and strengths and is in total control of her ego. On all these points we average golfers loose. 😉😘

[@robtothejuice]

My bucket list course is the Old Course. Such a legendary and beautiful place. I also love links style courses so there’s that. Lol.

[@GolfSidekick]

Nice nice nice, I would like to as well one day

[@ExpertTerminal]

This comes to show how methodical LPGA players are, they play with so much strategy and grace

[@nofightsnecessary]

Nice video! It is interesting (and maybe a bit frustrating) that I played longer courses in tournaments as a 12-year-old boy than professional female golfers play though.

[@GolfSidekick]

Why

[@barryandrew]

How many greens in regulation did the 4-marker hit, vs the lady pro. A pro should hit 12-14 greens in regulation, and average 30 putts per round. What were the 4 markers stats?

[@nickrampero3714]

2021 Bucket list course has gotta be Barnbougle Lost Farms in Tasmania !!! WHADDA PLAYA !

[@GolfSidekick]

One day I will see Australia

[@nickrampero3714]

@@GolfSidekick Myself as well, would love to play one of those Thailand Courses!

[@MMA-mh9uv]

one thing I quickly learned...everytime I tried to "smash" a shot, it went very wrong. Keep the same smooth, controlled stroke and your game gets more consistent.

[@GolfSidekick]

That's 100% so I changed this driver. I felt like I needed to smash it all the time. Just completely too advnced for me as a Tour issue model

[@souljacker553]

Were you walking all over Bo's line on the 2nd green?

[@GolfSidekick]

Yes indeed - love line-walking. Luke Linewalker

[@vivekp.5210]

Mo was cool...this little lady is Uber cool...really enjoyed the video.

[@sleepyfu]

'Bo don't give a flying fish' will be my moto season! Thx Matt

[@GolfSidekick]

She just doesn't care about the result. It's so freeing to watch

[@marksimpson2321]

Bo's rhythm on almost every shot felt v consistent. Baus seems to be quicker or slower at times.

[@GolfSidekick]

Yes filming 3 people in 100 degree weather will do it to you

[@shaneWARs1]

I love watching ladies play golf there tempo is so good especially with wedge shots

[@GolfSidekick]

THat is what I would love to have from Bo's game. It's so so so so slick

[@ClassicGolfClubs]

Hole 5 - "This counts as a fairway towards the stats" Does a wrong green in two on a par 4 count as a GIR? 😉

[@GolfSidekick]

Of course - did one the other day took me to 19 GIR