1st Pro Tournament Filmed For YouTube…

[@gabbygolfgirl]

My dad has coached me on my swing since I’m 5… I actually ASK him to push me all the time. He motivates me every day and knows exactly what he’s talking about when it comes to my game. So grateful to have this opportunity with my dad on the bag!

[@hanskloss1331]

I'm sure your family is incredibly proud of you and what you have accomplished and please keep ROCKING "The Ponytail"

[@irishiis]

I can respect that. But every great player must move on and up, different perspectives can help any athlete grow. Too much familiarity can be harmful. Seek other perspectives even if you stay mainly with your dad as coach. And use a different caddy than your coach.

[@SnoopyGolf]

Hope to see your dad be more encouraging in your next tournament

[@mgcovers]

Your dad is living the dream and doesn't even know it. I miss these days with my kids.

[@Crabsoup55]

Dad's energy is interesting.

[@wilson4328]

As a dad of two adult girls and a grandfather of two granddaughters who are 12 and 13, you were tugging at my heartstrings at the very end before you quit. The younger me would have told my daughters winners never quit and quitters never win. The older me (now) would have treated the situation just like your dad did! He's a great daddy and you are an amazing young woman. I cannot wait to see you on the tour!

[@charlierussell125]

Love that your dad is brutally honest and doesn’t sugar coat if you hit a bad shot! Props on him

[@andrewjohnston7129]

Fully disagree. He’s not daddy…he’s caddie. A great caddie encourages a dialogue. He just kept putting her down and treating her like his kid and not his player. If she’s serious, she needs to ditch dad

[@jasondahm5339]

@@andrewjohnston7129 I completely agree with you. Caddie's don't tell their player what they did wrong immediately after they hit. They don't make disgruntled noises after their player hits a poor shot. They know when to keep their mouth shut. He very well could be a great dad, but he doesn't know the first thing about how to caddie.

[@NY12jets]

Love your dad. Very knowledgeable and provided a lot of great advice. Seems like he had a calming effect and provided a lot of encouragement.

[@gabbygolfgirl]

Couldn't agree more! 🙏🙏🙏

[@rogerarthur6528]

You are awesome. I am a grandfather and now I am a fan of yours. I shall be following your progress in hopes of you becoming a successful pro golfer.

[@davidmartineau8152]

Dad's lucky to have a talented young lady! Wishing you the best. Listen to Dad! 😉😊

[@keithhawk1338]

For a 16 year old to go into her first pro tournament and do as well as you did, including par after par when you were sick is an immensely awesome accomplishment. Your parents, family, and all of your fans (young and old…like me) really enjoy watching your progress and I, for one, am truly proud to be a fan of yours.

[@frankmardeusz3288]

I’ve been watching you play this tournament and the fact that you continued to play was very impressive and brave ? You were a trooper gabby and you dad is so supportive

[@frankmardeusz3288]

Not sure if you are the one who actually reads my comments here? And if you are? Just a heads up I get so many impostors that pretend to be you .. off of this thread 😤

[@jjryansea]

The suspenseful music on 18 cracked me up. Great to see you and your Dad to work through this tough outing together.

[@Barneyrubble241]

This was fun to watch. Happy for you going after your dream. Your dad must be amazingly proud of you. GO GABBY!!

[@ScratchWhoShoots80s]

Old man knowledge comin' at ya! 😂 I've been golfing in Michigan for literally decades & knew from the second I saw what you were wearing you were gonna get sick. Michigan rain soaks right into your skin & those leggings must have weighed like 10 pounds by the end of the round. And day two was even worse being sick with nothing covering your legs & a sweater too thin to actually protect from the wind. Remember, you can ALWAYS take layers off & a warm hat goes a loooong ways. (I know extra layers restricts a bit but the modern rain gear isn't bad. Sorry for the novel & all that being said, you're an absolute trooper & should be proud of yourself. Last thing for future reference, Midwest greens generally tell the story at the hole, check there for the grain & uphill, into are always REALLY slow & the opposite are always lightning fast. Especially on tough tracks. Good luck on your journey young lady & props to pops for dragging the bag in those conditions. 💯

[@gabbygolfgirl]

Thank you!!

[@suvio1604]

Shame on your sponsors for not providing some rain gear! Welcome to the NORTH Florida Girl!

[@thomasmancuso1465]

I just wanted to add my two cents, I have been playing my entire life( since 9 in 1956) and have recently found two things that added distance to my tee shots. I know the kick point on my driver has stabilized my consistency in contact. That's an easy request of any clubmaker. I'm at mid kickppint at 75. I also tried employing a more single plane set prior to my take back off the tee. I have employed a tilt so left shoulder is raised higher than right and I lift my grip end of club up toward my belt buckle just before takeaway(kind of part of a pre shot routine) so when I pass through the hitting area everything is cleared out. I noticed Scott Sheflflee doesn't hit a draw and has consistent distance straight off the tee.

[@TheflyingkiwiRC]

​@thomasmancuso1465 ok thanks 😂

[@intenfreak]

Brave girl, truthfully to yourself. Great dad you have! Good luck with your future tournaments!

[@Crushit1234]

Rain gear is a MUST!

[@luxefalcon2730]

Right? How does she not have a nice raincoat to play in?? Prob would have kept her from getting sick.

[@davidsweidel8570]

Very proud of you Gabby! I was getting teary eyed watching you struggle on the final day. I was saying, stop Gabby, don’t do this to yourself, but you hung on until you just couldn’t any more. You are an inspiration.

[@garytaylor7375]

Y’all make a great team. Enjoy the journey. You have a great attitude. Just know your dad loves you more than you can imagine. It’s good to be around tough competition. You will grow. Stay present. Do your best and enjoy the ride.Take one shot at a time. There’s nothing you can do about the last shot so go to the next shot and focus on it and forget the last shot.

[@markts.4217]

Gabby, You're a warrior! We're proud of you! Great attitude! We're a fan!

[@BIIIKES]

As a dad of two girls learning golf, I love this (and your channel) so much!

[@DrSnowBrainHealth]

You have a cool channel to watch and you are very cool.. I’m a lousy golfer but learning from watching this video…I was a competitive tennis player when I was 18 and wanted to be a professional tennis player when I was young…your competitive nature for golf that is ingrained in your being I can definitely relate to…

[@gdavidfrye]

What's amazing to me is how, as bad as you were feeling, you still hit some incredible shots. The skills are there. Your dad's advice along the way was right on the money. You're getting a chance to see what the next level looks like. Lots of positives to take away from the experience.

[@Blocktelligence]

Loving the daddy daughter bond here. Beautiful!!!

[@theliftexpert]

Congratulations Gabby ❤ You’ve got a taste of what it is like to play with the pros, now get back to work and iron out the details for the next opportunity! We are all cheering for you 😊 This is a process to continue to climb up the stairs of life until you reach the top floor and claim your office.

[@jaygagne1514]

Way to hang in there kid! You'd make any Dad proud. Take the lessons learned and apply them. You've got a great future ahead.

[@yournextjourney3786]

It’s hard to believe you went to a Tournament without rain gear, or didn’t purchase. Love the channel. Make sure you have rain gear. It looks like it wouldn’t break the budget.

[@Theereverseflash4]

Keep your head up Gabby YOU ARE A LEGEND . KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK IT WILL PAY OFF 👍

[@hsu4260]

I sincerely LOVE your positive attitude!! It's a pleasure watching you play. Rooting for you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@darren09700]

Positive attitude? 🤣 was whining for the majority of video saying “I can’t do this” 🤣🤣🤣

[@rayyanfaraz5826]

@@darren09700 🤣

[@hsu4260]

​@@darren09700 This Kid is SUPER positive. Watch her videos! She had the FLU!! She made it further than most people would have under the circumstances.

[@crazykev6491]

She’s only 16!

[@mlorde8864]

This is some of the best golf I have ever seen you do. Well done... Just an observer information do as you wish. You and your Dad are a good team, I like how he slowed your game down and kept you grounded. Good job both of you.

[@dads2006gt]

Love the daughter dad teamwork. Your future is bright with the support system you have.

[@j.hagler4017]

Why do we not have rain gear???? Playing professionally 101: Having the CORRECT equipment for all elements that could happen. Great job toughing it out but if you would have stayed dry and warm the first round you would have never gotten sick. Caddie needs to be fired over this tournament!! lol. Just kidding Dad! If you’re going to play professionally you have to be a mudder!! Love watching the growth in your game and content. Good luck and keep up the good work. Just be prepared next time.

[@Corey-pd3mi]

I’m guessing she had a deal to wear the gear she did, same hoodie just different colour 2nd day. Course like that would have rain gear in pro shop, only reason not to buy is if she agreed to wear what she did

[@adamutuber]

@@Corey-pd3mi A hoodie and tights and basketball esk shoes for a pro tourney is just ridiculous!

[@Corey-pd3mi]

@@adamutuber not when you’re a KZbin ‘influencer’ making a living off brand deals, there’s no other reason why she didn’t cover up with something more appropriate 🤷‍♂️

[@adamutuber]

@@Corey-pd3mi Don't believe that one bit. Wear the hoodie before and after tourney footage. The "sponsor" I'm sure has appropiate playing gear to wear. And you can't tell me those black tights are "sponsor" gear lol

[@Corey-pd3mi]

@@adamutuber you clearly don’t understand how social media influencers make money, she’s not getting paid to play golf 🤦‍♂️

[@johngreco1127]

Congratulations on gaining some invaluable experience. You and your Dad both did a great job and it was fun to watch. You have a wonderful future. Someday you will be a star on the LPGA.

[@jayjaybiggs6917]

Giving you kudos Gabby for grinding it out!! You did good given the circumstances with coming down with the flu. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 As my golf coach always used to say….the sun will come out again tomorrow. Good show 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@tydyed12838]

You are such a driven young lady. It is easy to see, you light up whenever talking about your game, and overall pursuit toward excellence. Go Gabby!

[@rccalhoun]

you have a lifetime of upcoming tounaments. you gave it your all. chin up. go get 'em in the next one.

[@Jackjackgolf42]

@Ilovetocheer139have some respect you snub

[@Jackjackgolf42]

@Ilovetocheer139ur such a creep I’ve seen ur comments you oughta be ashamed of yourself

[@ClaytonTownley]

Gabby, we all love your personality, stranger challenges, and commitment to the game. Looking forward to seeing you on TV in an LPGA event!

[@ericturner585]

rain gear. I play in WA, you have to have rain gear it makes a huge difference

[@waynenorton5111]

It's Just a game.... You're awesome and we love watching your progress! Keep doing what your doing!

[@royklein9206]

Starting of with a fishing contest and then golf!! Already the video of the week! Too bad for the sickness... You held up sooo well!!

[@ericbartha6313]

Awesome Gabby! Watching with my daughters - 5, 4, and 1 (okay the baby is napping) - but they love your videos. Congrats and keeping making awesome family-friendly content!

[@blakewoods8090]

I usually don't comment. I have been a touring professional after retiring from a short professional baseball career. I learned from my coach who played on tour for 14 years that you have to play with the same "spirit " and same mentality as you do when you post your best scores. Tournament golf inherently makes that difficult, but its possible if you learn what your breathing is during your best rounds. I don't want to advertise anything so I'll just say that Jordan Spieth advertises for the product. I love how relaxed your body is through impact and beyond. I know you had to learn that! Play the shot that is called for. Don't play safe, and want to make the 10-15 footers more! Want it as much as you want the 4 footer for par. Its hard to give you all the things I have learned. Surround yourself with great players.

[@rickwalden7755]

Not really good

[@Bigbear574]

Well done young lady, your composure on the course was amazing . I’m impressed with you golf. Reading putts can be so difficult, yet something that improves with time and practice. You should visit the UK we get so much wet weather here. Keep it up and stay lucky!🍀

[@stevedrake4564]

Excellent video Gabby! As I have been saying for a year, You have tremendous media skills. These kind of tournaments are great for you & playing with great players will help you improve your own game!

[@gabbygolfgirl]

Thank you!!

[@damiendonnelly1230]

Such a huge challenge to set yourself and such an amazing effort in such difficult conditions. Your attitude and talent are incredible! Well done and best of luck for the next tournament.

[@chrisclarke4775]

At first I thought you should have W/D before the 2nd round. But when I found out you were grinding it out largely because of the young fan that had traveled to follow you, your courage kind of brought a little tear to my eye. What an example to her, me and others. Thanks Gabby!

[@anthonynorton1286]

Hi from Melbourne.. Australia...I have literally never enjoyed watching anything more...it was gripping and an amazing insight ..you have made me a huge fan...I hope you continue to show these types of videos...it was amazing seeing your tactics and the way you dealt with the pressure of each moment...I can't wait to follow your journey and if u get to Australia will come watch u play...

[@robertdraeger577]

I was glad to see you fishing. I enjoyed watching you with the fish. There’s going to be a lot of tournaments in your future. It was good to see your dad with you. As long as you do your best. I will always be cheering for you. All the best Gabby ❤

[@Vendor12]

Man that look on your face at the end, at the golf cart, nearly killed me. I could feel how upset you were. You are so good and sometimes I have to remind myself how young you still are. You're going to get there. I can see it! I love the attitude you came back with in the hotel.

[@johnlutinski779]

Dad 1 question? Why didn’t you stop at the pro shop and buy her a rain suit after the first day or even before the second round????????

[@mjw-li9gc]

Loved this video, fun to watch. Good luck with your career, rooting for you!

[@stuartjago8124]

as an ex pro myself that was ridiculous and painful to watch. Not have wet weather gear on was ridiculous. Big lesson learnt there. And to be honest someone wasn't looking after you there. Good luck in your next one.

[@brandonsharp563]

I gotta say, you may have felt like you came up short, didn’t get everything you wanted from the event.. I think you got a lot more than you know. You handled the situation with class, and you’re just a teenager. You recognized you were impacting the other girls pace, and you bowed out. That’s respectful. I think you’ll look back, if you haven’t already. And recognize so many things that you did well. And how you responded when things didn’t. Many your age would have turned to anger, and lashed out. And a side note on your dad, great work. You guys have a great bond, I’m sure he knows exactly when to push you, and when to lay off. Hats off to him, it’s not an easy position to be in. I think you guys did great together. I definitely enjoyed the episode. Thank you for the upload, keep pushing! You’re so far ahead of where you should be at 16.

[@SurfSarge]

Way to Grind it out Gabby....Get yourself some rain gear ASAP!

[@justmedotcom]

Congratulations on your first pro tournament. Even though you couldn't finish it was a tremendous experience. Having your dad as your coach/caddie is amazing. You are an inspiration to all. Keep up the great golf and I'm sure you'll be making the cut soon enough!

[@jonbaldwin4299]

the grit and determination you showed is truly... amazing! having the flu and fighting as far as you did go to show how well you will do when you are at 100% keep up the work and great things will happen! love watching you grow!! 😀

[@skyking79d]

Dad daughter event. So awesome. I have a fab daughter too.

[@davidGerT]

So cool to hear a 16 year old and her father talk on the course. So refreshing. Keep doing what you are doing Gabby

[@JustinJohnson-sg4sz]

I’ve played against the other player in your group, Gabby Lemieux, in Native American tournaments. I even accidentally took her range balls once. She’s a super nice person

[@whatsleep17]

I love that you don’t just post everything that goes your way. Way to battle through and you’ll be back and feeling well soon enough!

[@coolandnifty]

Your character, tenacity, and positivity is a win in anyone's book. Go Gabby!

[@mriley4955]

Gabby, the fact that you are 16 and are so mature. If you didn't say you were 16 I would have thought you were in your early 20's. You are such a talent both on the course and in videos. I'm sure you are an inspiration to many young people in so many ways. I can't wait to see your growth and will certainly follow you on the LPGA.

[@mikeboyd8558]

I'm proud of you Gabby. You pushed yourself to the limits.

[@gabbygolfgirl]

🙏🙏

[@sboudreau76]

Good job Gabby! YOU put it all out there and I am so excited to see what you do next! Glad you are feeling better, the flu is terrible! XO

[@austincarter992]

Poor girl, how can you be so into golf and not own rain gear??? There has to be a golf shop or Dicks Sporting Goods store within 20 miles of your hotel.

[@s1dest3p]

Really enjoyed this! Looking forward to the next one!

[@crabbygolfer4714]

Gabby I dont know any professional or top amateur that doesnt carry Raingear in their bag. What was your reasoning for not having it? You need to play/practice in the rain/wind/cold to be better prepared for these type of conditions. Im rooting for you

[@thinkaboutit6832]

To make it in the pro world u have to be tough, resilient and mentally strong. You can have all the ability in the world but means nothing unless you are a fighter. She needs to learn the tricks of the trade playing her own age and slowly compete against adults when she mature enough.

[@wsilks88]

Good job!! I feel for your pops when I am playing with my son. My only advice for him would be limiting the talk once you address the ball…I bet you both really enjoyed that experience!! Keep getting those birdies!

[@JD3337]

Sorry but pro golf is hard and someone has to say it plain that was ridiculous to watch. You get a sponsors invite to an Epson tour event that thousands of young women would kill for and you don’t buy rain gear and quit. That was hard to watch. Ps. If you or anyone thinks this is mean, grow up, I promise you it’s what every golfer in that tournament was thinking, and every golfer who wanted to be in that tournament is thinking. No participation trophies in pro golf.

[@fredpeacock5301]

Gabby, I so much enjoyed the video. So sorry you got ill, I’m so impressed how long you continued feeling the way you did. Very strong

[@Nendo249]

It is actually so cool to hear the conversations you have with your caddy, and it’s even cooler when it’s your pa. Keep grinding! I’m a new golfer so it’s fun to watch a young person grow in the game while I’m trying to figure out mine 🙏🏾

[@gabbygolfgirl]

🙏🙏

[@rickwalden7755]

One spoiled little country club baby. She has no idea what pressure is. Pressure is having 3 kids working and trying to pay your mortage

[@rickwalden7755]

Wow what a man.my all time favorite. The passion and love of the game is unreal. He blessed the great city of Detroit for many years. He deserves it all. God bless him

[@Nendo249]

@@rickwalden7755 it’s not her fault she was born into a wealthy family. Her and, definitely, her parents probably work really hard so she can pursue anything she wants. Being mad that you weren’t born rich is pathetic

[@rickwalden7755]

@Nendo249 She's an average player. Nothing more nothing less.

[@DrSnowBrainHealth]

Your playing golf in the pouring rain like it doesn’t affect the game….insane conditions!

[@martyflannigan5052]

time to invest in a rain suit, great first experience you did great.

[@RockyHamblock]

You did your best and you should be proud of that. You have skills for sure .

[@bradfordbuckley6485]

Time for dad to step aside and be a spectator.Looking a lot like Lonzo Ball of the nba.

[@rjkram22]

First day watching golf? It’s literally what caddies do

[@guanobucks]

Great job and great effort. Take this as a learning experience. Your positivity is your strength, keep it up. I think your dad did a great job of pushing when needed, but not sugarcoating everything.

[@Hoopermagic3]

Def recommend having another caddie. He’s almost too honest with you and there’s times a caddie needs to lift you up and make you believe you can hit a great recovery shot instead of doubling down when you hit a bad shot 😢 You normally do an exceptionally great job of encouraging yourself after mishits but it doesn’t help when your caddie is over your shoulder saying “oh no” or “you rushed it” when you miss a 3 footer. 😔

[@XingCollectables]

Especially in a pro tourny. Had this just been a regular round thats different he can coach her all he wants. A tournament is no time to start coaching or tell you have messed up or did something wrong.

[@crazykev6491]

Just like tiger and his kid, dads can’t caddie for their son/daughter as per PGA/lpga rules. So I recon, she’ll get a new caddie when/if she makes it on tour

[@johnreed4401]

I totally agree with you. As a father to an athletic son, I see myself in Gabby's dad. I look back now and am embarrassed at how I was overly critical of my son in sports. Sometimes we live out our own dreams in our kids and put too much pressure on them or seem to take it personally if they fall down or fail. I wish I could do it over again. I hope he can watch the video and see

[@andrewjohnston7129]

100%

[@ryanfaber3941]

Big props to you going out there on that type of stage & gutting it out for as long as you did being sick. Hope you get another opportunity. You should definitely be proud though! You also hit some really great shots

[@Butcho22]

How do you not buy rain gear ahead of time when you know it's very likely to rain???

[@simontravers2715]

At least she’ll be well prepared if she starts playing the🇬🇧 Open

[@davemac5260]

My thoughts exactly. Especially after day one when every other girl had the gear and you didn’t.

[@michaelmccreery8192]

No wet weather clothing,in a professional tournament, is amateurish.

[@lendog725]

Rain gear isn’t stopping the flu.. that’s not how it works ..smh rekax

[@Mr.Helper.]

I must preface that I am high .. I saw +4 after a bunch of holes and thought that was her score for the hole 😂😂😂

[@compa4929]

I admire your perseverance to continue on to finish what you started. I don't know anyone would have faulted you for not even going out that last day. I could feel your pain of wanting to go on but your body just wouldn't let you. Great job in your first big tournament. I'm sure there will be lots to come.

[@paulhiakita251]

You learn from every round. I don't know but I felt that dad was fine as caddie. He seemed reassuring and was making good calls. It was also great to see you grind it out the way you did Gabby. When you get sick and have little sleep, it's impossible to have a good mental game as well as a good physical game. I commened you on trying to tuff it out like you did. Stay positive and reassured that you'll do a lot better next time Gabby with a loving dad at your side. You can do it Gabby. Get back on the horse.

[@randyreadshaw3661]

Great job! You showed tremendous courage and tenacity. In the Army we called it ‘sticktoitiveness’. As good as you are and as grounded is a testament to your parents. Kudos to all. I love watching you grow and especially enjoy the family dynamics when you show them.

[@alecj3454]

Being cold and wet for 2 days is miserable....then you get sick. Thats suuuuuucks. Now every experience will be better, tho and you can always say....at least it isnt as bad as that first tournament i played in Michigan. It took guts to even go out there that last day. Im sure the girl who came to see you will remember how hard you fought and it will inspire her. You are tough beyond your years. Keep on truckin' Gabs. Cheers!

[@OSheaWoodworks]

Great seeing both of you together. Watching this with my 5 yr old son and he said he wants me to caddie for him.

[@RonPouw]

There Will be a lot more to come.

[@athletenews5358]

Really good positivity even after bad shot great young player 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@micahwilliams3062]

Really appreciate the way your dad talks to you, reassuring but also critical of what you’re doing poorly

[@BrendanTaylor-on2nu]

In a tournament setting though, isn’t it a bit overkill? She even says herself about how much positive affirmation in all her other videos serves her well. The tone was much different in this, not just the difficulty and the tournament setting, condition, but the critical nature and over analyzing during the round can rattle someone. Simpler is better. On the range and in other rounds, sure, but not in this tournament. Awesome to see Gabby competing professionally, sticking it out, and she will have many more rounds. Great learning experience. Stay positive.

[@3rdgroove]

Great experience at such a young age! Good job. It's all good learning. Some lessons learned surely are: - bring rain gear 😅 - don't leave the first putts short - your driving distance is just fine - your shot making is good enough

[@davidbruce7350]

No rain gear ? Can't play golf in Florida all the time.😅

[@Voodoo.Voodoo]

That was my exact thought. She was out of her comfort zone and kinda just folded. Love her channel and I’m not being negative but it seemed like she was not having fun at all during her first round.

[@neilrobinson7965]

⁠@@Voodoo.Voodooshe’s a lovely girl, but to be honest, I don’t think she has what it takes to make it in pro golf. A social media career seems like her best bet and she’ll be very successful at that.

[@Eric_G65]

Gabby, you're a real warrior. I can't believe you made as far as you did, being as sick as you were. You're awesome!

[@bernardomolina8270]

Congrats I love you Gaby

[@adriancampbell8310]

Go Girl! A proud Dad....

[@froghollow6751]

Pops need to caddy when it’s time to caddy and coach when it’s time to coach. Play the day with the game you got don’t go working on swing thoughts/changes in the middle of a round. Kills confidence and brings in doubt.

[@micklulic4274]

I agree

[@abevillanueva1974]

IMUA Gabby! You gave 100% under challenging circumstances. The experience will be most valuable indeed!

[@Grackula]

Why the F didn’t you buy rain gear at the pro shop?

[@grizzywald]

Saw the 'first pro tournament' title and had to watch - felt almost a privilege to do so. You are at the bottom of a big learning curve, but I thought you played and talked really well - your swing and ballstriking looked really solid day 1, shame about the last. Playing well but the putter was in the fridge is a familiar tale for every golfer. Don't suppose there's much demand for thermals and waterproofs in Florida, but they might be a solid investment now. Your dad did great, kept you calm and together you got most of the calls right. Keep working & learning

[@nickmullins9094]

I know your dad has done a great job but unless that was a trickery of editing. Id want my caddy not to be putting conflicting thoughts in my mind while im standing over a shot or putt.

[@meadowsbbqkitchen1970]

I wish I could have just one more 18 with my dad ! What a blessing you have to enjoy! Great job team!

[@bigal7255]

Dad. Has too many negative comments when you are trying to decide your play at each ball. Putting negative thoughts on your subconscious

[@jameslong1360]

What do you expect? He is a trophy parent.

[@wwkropp]

Focus where you want to hit and don’t give thought to where you don’t want. Negativity will drowned you.

[@theliftexpert]

I agree , Bob Rottella is the king of golf psychology and he only advocates positive talk and thoughts 💭, such as…. There is lots of room right . Put a good roll on it. Smooth tempo . Nice shot . Good swing. Ok, that will leave a good angle. Etc….. Dad would help Gabby immensely if he would be interested in listening to his audiobooks……

[@SMPGolf]

Have to agree as well. When I was young my dad had to quit walking with me on the course because he would put way too much pressure and negative thoughts in my head.

[@gsgeiger]

I'm happy that I got a chance to view this. It was really painful to watch. I am sure that you love your dad, and he loves you. I don't think he is a good caddie. "Cleanup, keep up, shut up." Too many negate comments, and vocal inflection was negative. I'm sorry to have left a negative comment about your dad. I look forward to seeing your future pro golf tournaments.

[@zaneyone1]

I am such a big fan of yours, Gabby. You are always in my head when I play golf. I hear you telling me what to do to make my game better. I am so proud of you. You did fantastic. I wanted so bad to give you my golf jacket when I saw you getting so cold. I am so sorry you had to play in that mess.

[@bigal7255]

Have a different caddy. Not family you would do so much better

[@thatgeezeruk]

What a lovely relationship you and your dad have, reminds me of me and my daughter. We just work things out and trust each other ❣️ Go Gabby 🎉

[@TDDTOTGS]

Too many people complaining about dad…this exactly what I expect from an athlete’s parent of her caliber. Very few will understand. If she had a problem with it she wouldn’t have released the video.

[@tnsquire3195]

Correct response. None of these idiots know the first thing about caddying, nor coaching a young athlete of her ability. Yet they are all very quick to open their pie holes and offer criticism..

[@andrewjohnston7129]

Nah this is ridiculous. Dad was being daddy and not caddie. Too much micro managing, too much focus on the inconsequential details. Lots of missed opportunities to build her confidence or be thinking about and taking care of the things she can’t. If you’re serious about golf, you get your parents off the bag!

[@tnsquire3195]

​@andrewjohnston7129 yes -- you know sooooooo much about caddying and managing a young player of her ability. Idiot.

[@butchdavido8307]

This is so exciting can’t wait to finish it always wanted to see a full round talking to caddies and doing math and yards and talking about every shot this is going to be a blast 👍