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[@nicg4103]

We don’t care about the bad golf, just have to be more positive on the course IMO

[@RichieProth]

This is it. Find myself watching Rick less and less now as its such a drag. I watched initially cos I like Rick as a person, the quality of golf isn't important

[@blythgolfacademy]

Couldn’t agree more! Just some positive self talk and some good shots here and there!

[@RelaxingGolf]

@@RichieProthExactly, I would watch old golf matches or an ex or active pro on youtube if golf quality was the main thing I was watching for. I watch for entertainment and the occasional informational bit or tip.

[@tartrip8165]

Congrats your the only two players to never get upset when your playing like sh!t. 🎉🎉🎉

[@shakes2966]

i couldn't agree more. I've been watching rick for a long time and these types of videos are getting unbearable to watch. the negativity and pessimism is getting too much. he doesn't put in the work or practice as much as he used to so idk what he expects. he(or anyone) is never going to be a good as the tour pros. you can tell by the way he's way more up lifting to the tour pro he's playing with than himself. everybody gets down on themselves a little but he really needs to be kinder to himself. any kind of bad shot he immediately gets down on himself.

[@kennethbnorris]

I don’t watch Rick because he plays the best golf on the planet. I watch him because he brings me to these beautiful courses all around the world, playing with other amazing golfers, and gives me a sense of what it’d be like to be there myself with the best narration ability on KZbin. One of my favorite KZbin moments is when Alex Etches jokingly asked “what’s the course record?” And then proceeds to shank his 2-iron out of the rough and into the tall grass and falls dramatically to the ground. It was absolutely hilarious. Every great KZbin golf moment doesn’t have to be a great shot. We’ll keep watching regardless of how bad you’re playing that day as long as it’s entertaining.

[@cynt1111]

I love it when John Daley walks to the first tee with a beer in hand and says what’s the course record.

[@Unvaccinated69]

​@cynt1111 yesh but dalys being serious and can actually break it

[@josephswanson9415]

Blaming the car fire is spoken like a true golfer 😂

[@mikedouds774]

I would have used that as getting back 4 hours late after the 18th! ;o)

[@ParawayGolf]

🤣 Right? Funny that the title is "brutally honest" because most golfers "honest" takes are actually quite "brutal"

[@sandrabloore-yo9ci]

I am a 71 year old American woman who has never played golf. I started watching/following the PGA about 3 years ago. Found your show about a year ago but mostly follow quilters/crafters. I had incorrectly assumed that Rick had been a tour player in the past. Thanks for clarifying. I love your challenges, interviews, and comments (and accents)

[@tvolution1]

Rick’s bad golf is my good golf.

[@robertfudge985]

I would be thrilled to have Rick's bad golf.

[@karlmeaden6868]

Haha its better than my good golf. There's levels to this game. Ha.

[@troykase9472]

Rick's bad golf is my "I can conquer the golf world" good golf.

[@rheffner3]

Rick, I saw the video with Sergio. The worst you ever played. But hey, it was a lot of fun. I mean Sergio hit the ball unbelievably. Could have shot 5 or 6 under easy. But could not sink a putt. So, I suspect he was not happy with his round. That's golf. That's why we play it. I appreciate that you put it out there no matter how poorly you played. Keep it coming dude! Nice episode guys!

[@owzer87]

It was embarrassing. For us , for RS and for Sergio - a waste of time and energy for a celebrated champion....

[@bubblesandfins]

Nicely put Guy, golf is about more than scores, enjoy the walk, enjoy nature, enjoy the exercise and enjoy the social side because your friends are not around for ever

[@myliner9646]

Rick you must consider adding a segment on a sports psychologist. It'd be great for us to get a sense of what these guys do and how they go about it. I believe you'd benefit hugely as your game is good but maybe could be better with some "help". I think we as subscribers would enjoy seeing this important aspect of golf and sport as a whole.

[@leighhumphrey2779]

100%

[@RobinDury-cb3ve]

I would blame the entire round on that Adams driver !

[@mayandesai3714]

You have done a lot of great work in the KZbin golf space. The reality is that with all the different things you are doing, some things will take a hit. In this case it’s your golf game. Remember that many of these people you play against are able to put so much more time in their game. I personally prefer to watch your non-playing content. No other creators are able to get the level of access you are getting right now. Keep your head up and don’t be too hard on yourself - play the opportunities for what they are - great experiences!

[@qbogle]

We don't watch to see you hit the best golf ever. You are an entertainer. You lift our spirits, and when you do well we get to cheer

[@ddeboy002]

Now this is a very true statement. Problem is Rick is analyzing his game-If he wants pro scores he needs to change clubs to more forgiving and focus more on the game and less about talking or talk after the shots not before.

[@BillyKone]

So many commenters on the Break 75 Series compare their 82 on their home course to Rick's 78 (for example) on a championship course (he's never played before) FROM THE TIPS (sometimes in rough conditions) while being filmed and having traveled all day.. some people are just delusional haters..

[@youngmula7895]

#BIGFACTS that’s an 82 on there home course not even from the TIPS

[@Bswitch1]

I appreciate watching you struggle so much in this match. It happens to all of us golfers. Your humility is admirable. I’m rooting for you sir!

[@Chas-man33]

I subscribe to all of your channels and watch everything you put out. Never once have I been off put by your competitive nature and you complaining about your game. I get it. No different when I fail to execute on things I’ve been working on. Frustration is normal. We love that you’re relatable, ambitious, and not complacent. Keep on keeping on. Stay the course. We value you and what you provide us.

[@philliphumphries-oi6gc]

Awesome Podcast!!! 👍Great job guys!!! Had my interest and entertained the whole time!!!

[@davidsimpson4145]

I love your videos Rick. You are a top man. We all have those days. Maybe shot selection when not on “A game” could be adjusted. 👍👍⛳️⛳️. Trying worldy shots when struggling can put you in a worse spot and make you feel worse. Keep the great content coming mate. Love it!

[@ianh8396]

I love watching the matches, Rick vs a Tour Pro. I mainly watch to see the shots the tour Pro can conjure up, plus the stories they tell us. I am always rooting for Rick to get a few birdies in somewhere along the way, but hey, it is just so much fun watching and maybe learn a thing or from some top pros. Keep those matches coming guys.

[@e.s.4136]

20 years ago I could name all the PGA professionals on tour and their backstory,the upcoming tour stop and its history. My love for the game hasn't changed but my time management has.3.5 hours of TV coverage for 4 days,cant do it anymore,a maximum of 1.5 hours on KZbin golf is more enjoyable,the ups and downs of the players throughout their round and backstory is were its at for me now.Konica minolta ads,the Villages commercials ESPN were all epic,the announcer's Ken Venturi, Jim Nance( forgetting some) all priceless,just saying my golf watching habit has changed. I do really enjoy listening to you gentlemen talk about relevant golf 👊🏻

[@kentgulliford]

you nailled it. my love for golf started by watching pga golf with my grandparents- neither of whom played but knew the players and the commentators. chi chi, lee trevino, palmer player nicklaus, watson crenshaw- most people knew most of these names- it was broadcast for free to everyone’s home. Now I don’t know anyone on the majority of pga tour. its like way the korn ferry used to be- good golfers nobody knows.

[@BFisherMKE]

Only other thing I would say was emphasizing 2 comments I saw multiple times in the Sergio video: 1: Put the Ping driver back in the bag 2: Stop trying to shape shots so much

[@davidwasher3292]

I agree, Rick hits a nice draw generally, just focus on executing that.Most of the pros only hit one shape

[@bex1909]

Rick, ups and downs are part and parcel of life. It’s what we do and how we react to the downs that make us who we are in achieving those ups. Our successes are built on our reactions - you’ve got way more successes to come, I know you know that. Don’t ever lose sight mate!

[@benRivOz]

Playing in a brand new Golf course i usually don't mind the score squares/double square..... i enjoy the fairways, greens , bunkers and a couple of water hazzards... and thank the gardeners, green keepers ... its the only sport to truly experience something new ! Keep golfing Rick / Guy!

[@Craftehh]

Every 3 weeks there is one of these videos haha

[@joshua6207]

From watching he needs to start hitting 3 wood on the par 4/5. He would lose 20-30 yards but could maybe have his 2nd shot from the fairway and not be dropping by the trees. I struggle with driver and just smash 3 wood off the tee and the. fairwayt on par 5s and long par 4s !

[@user-wi1mh2ng8g]

Hahaha it’s def becoming a pattern

[@NOTapop99]

you the goat Rick, your videos make my day so much better

[@kevinroux2204]

I totally feel for you thinking about the Sergio match. First off thank you for your content and don’t let the negative comments get to you. People are so quick to say nasty things without any thought of what it feels to be in your position. Your drive (pun intended) to be better is inspiring and relatable! Keep doing what you’re doing! We appreciate it!!!

[@jeffbecker4439]

My Vanity Cap at my home course that I have played my entire life is 2. I usually try to keep it in the 70's when I travel to different courses. I will tell you the distances you play I would not reach a lot of par fours. Keep your head up and keep bringing the great content.

[@RobPickles]

I like the fact that Rick is hard on himself. It shows he's not a loser, and has passion.Everyone has bad days, however to not be annoyed at youself when you've performed badly, then you'll never improve in anything.

[@ClarkBaxter100]

None of us care about the bad golf Rick! Just want to see you enjoying it and having fun. You produce some of the best golf content on KZbin. Smile a bit more and enjoy the amazing position you've worked hard for.

[@kentgulliford]

absolutely- but when he starts moaning on the course or getting negative it isn’t fun to watch. change it to break 80 and be positive.

[@ClarkBaxter100]

@@kentgulliford That's what i mean, just go and make it fun and be positive. We don't care if you hit a shank.

[@billyfiz]

Far too hard on himself, he actually spoils his own game because of his negative reactions on the course

[@Goonertopcat]

Love watching 10 shot challenges and break 75 , you just show all of us how hard it is to play golf but cause you are a you tuber and a PGA professional, you should just enjoy it as much as as we do watching

[@ronaldthibeau-ji8ng]

Enjoyed the talk around Ricks game. I can’t remember which pro it was but what he said really resonated with me. He said one of the biggest differences between a good player and a 🎉pro is the pro’s ability to let it go once the shot has been made. They forget it and move on to the next shot. Rick is very hard on himself. When he gets that way it becomes hard to watch him play because we know it will affect the rest of his round

[@nicholasraia1442]

Thank you guys for the pod! And I agree with most everyone rick. I root for you regardless and tbh I am the same way with being way to hard its hard not to be.

[@thewaygokid3135]

When Rick hosted the Bob Does Sports guys he spent time to talk about the history and design of each course. You can always enjoy these aspects even during a bad round. I get to play the new Cabot Citrus Farms course here in Florida tomorrow. My game is in shambles at the moment so instead of worrying about score I will try to enjoy the course, the day and the people I’m with.

[@michaelleech2343]

Loved the honesty here Rick, stick in you are definitely too hard on yourself. Hopefully see you soon not terrified when over a little chip 👍👍

[@peterodonnell3399]

Thanks for the honesty Rick, it’s refreshing

[@Mattsayer86]

So relatable about being hard on yourself, very easily done as golf, is hard and cruel. I'm a high handicapper 25. Been on a bad run for about 8 months now. I was considering walking away from golf as I was finding it hard to enjoy. Also thought that it was hard for those out in the same round as me to watch. A few times I've had to walk off half way through the round. I'm now having golf lessons. My grip has completely changed. I'm now not expecting miracles as this is a process. I'm no longer counting my score, I'm mainly focused on my new grip. But my last 2 rounds have actually been some of my best golf I've ever played. I'm having more fun and enjoying golf more, now that I'm not focused on what I'm scoring, but more focused on the fundamentals of getting better. Apologies for the essay 😂

[@gforce4893]

Don't worry if not getting the scores you want. Content is so entertaining and a great weekly treat. I play golf every week, scores go up and down but important to enjoy it. When playing with someone who is negative, it sucks the joy out of the game and also impacts people in the group. Important not to let this into your game and videos

[@joechilver9256]

I watch some of your videos, cos I know what to expect now. The guest & courses & tips that’s why I watch the channel. I never know if you’re a pro or 4 handicap.. GUY is the golfer we all relate with. 🙂.

[@calebl21]

The 10 shot challenge is easily my favorite series in all of KZbin golf.

[@M_Skippy]

With Bad Golf is an opportunity to teach people something very important and that is how to take the small victories. I have been watching your videos for long and have noticed that your mindset is set more towards the (what wasn’t perfect about that shot) Even if a good shot is hit automatically you would say it was not a good strike or caught it thin remember that is negative reinforcement and its then easy to become very negative when the bad shot comes. And it will come for every golfer. And Instead positively building yourself up to where a bad shot doesn’t affect you. This has made my game a lot better and enjoyable.

[@G4ZZ4T4RLING]

Just catching up on your podcast guys…..always remember Rick perception always supersedes intention……we all love you by you do and loved watching the Sergio content 👍

[@waynepark4430]

Interesting discussion. I watched the match, I thought it was a great match. You played a course for the very first time against Sergio, who played it numerous times and he didn't score -10. I wouldn't classify myself as much of a golfer, but when Sergio said the greens are probably playing 12/13 I thought this is going to be a crazy putting day. That's like trying to putt on glass. Keep up the great work.

[@micah6615]

Yeah Rick was I would say going through a tough stretch of golf right now and I can totally feel his pain because I am as well

[@geoff-63]

I like watching Rick for the comedy value, so funny... keep it up buddy, love it...😄

[@antonyroberts1]

Rick - a big fan of all your content. Reference the Sergio video - we all have days when it doesn’t click - would really appreciate a video etc on how to try to change this mid round…

[@MaartenAnna]

I watched that 10 shot challenge with Sergio: I felt so sorry for you Rick. We’ve all been there. A few years back I shot my best round yet in a tournament 79 shots, the week after under similar circumstances on the same course I shot 113(!). I just couldn’t put the ball in play and lost 9(!) balls. About the KZbinrs getting a sponsor’s invite; my 2 cents it’s a great idea. 1. Getting eyeballs on, 2. Giving the sponsor more noticeability. But they need to show that KZbinr as well on TV. Or have a live feed on KZbin, showing his progress. Anyway, Keep up the good work guys. Love the content.

[@jimmitchell2237]

Rick I can understand that your professional pride was hurt particularly playing in front of a hero of yours in that manner, but it was still a great video. I thought Sergio felt your embarrassment and was very good at trying to keep you positive. Also what a ball finder as well !!, it could have been worse. It would easy to file this away and for it to never see the light of day but to show the content I think is a strength. I do find it hard to not to reply to the critics and armchair golf experts. However the standard of the production, presentation and guests you have in these videos is fantastic. That goes for all your content. I think people need to remember that this costs us nothing and is free to watch and I can only thank you for it. Keep up the great work.

[@inb4230]

😂No it wouldn't be "easy " to fork this out and act like it never happened, WHEN it eventually became public (which it would, Sergio Garcia himself would question why the video didn't came out, members that saw them filming, course employees, even Rick's employees in an eventual fallout) and his reputation would suffer. Rick DID hide a terrible performance in a pro-am way back in the day and guess what, everyone got to know what he shot and even worse, that he tried to hide it. Way too many people that know you and see you filming to hide ANYTHING with 2.5 million subscribers

[@keithellison6800]

Fantastic Podcast and so honest keep up the fantastic work. Also I thought the HC System changed so that handicaps travelled better when playing at different courses 👍

[@chevy4x466]

Keep ur head up Rick. For as disappointed as u were, u played bogey golf on a very difficult course on a windy day. Clearly the travel and project were exhausting. Thanks for posting the video, it was a pleasure watching Sergio in an informal setting.

[@jasonbutton9639]

Its golf Rick, I shot a 76 Friday then a 95 Saturday lol. That includes playing the last 6 holes with only my 7 iron, a little Tin Cup play. Crazy game.

[@camden1977]

How many Wild Turkeys did you drink during the round?

[@Clyde__Frog]

Don't worry too much Rick, you should switch to some more forgiving clubs, especially in the top of the bag. I would say you need to try and play your own game (draws).

[@mattthomas7588]

I don't know if it was as brutally honest as it should have been. I love Rick's channel. I love watching break 75 as well as the 10 shot challenge. I do think Rick gets too down on himself and I'm glad to hear he's going to take steps to not do that as much. But I do think there were some fair comments on the video that I hope he doesn't dismiss outright. It wasn't ALL pressure and the hectic schedule. When you walk up to a ball that's in 3 inch rough, 2 feet below your feet, and tucked behind three trees and your first thought is to hit a 180 yard slinging hook and land it on the green...you have to take some responsibility for that thought process. I think it's fair to say that most often in golf the safer shot is the right shot and I do think it would be worthwhile to put some thought into the mental side of course management and expectations based on how the swing is feeling that day and the conditions. I don't mean to be negative, just constructive so I hope it comes off that way. I really want Rick to beat one of these pros at some point!

[@tomstretton2627]

The bad golf rounds make this channel the most relatable and most watchable content. People moaning about the H.I.T channel and your game but we wish we could play as good as you, have a KZbin channel and all the clubs and gear you have. Chin up Rick, no need for excuses, shit happens. You will beat a tour pro one day.

[@peteronions2195]

Peter from Melbourne Australia Hope you get your golf game back and you enjoy the rounds and company. What about adding mizuno irons to your bag as your next set of irons. I have mizuno jpx 800 pro forged irons from 2011 with extra 4 65g grafite irons 3-pm and mpt11 56° 12 bounc also mpflihi 18° 2 iron and m1 12° driver and cleveland classics 1.5 putter 2008

[@F5BOTD]

Best podcast yet, well done gents

[@steveallen7063]

Played there 3 or 4 times, great course. Depending what time of year you play the heat can really wear you down (aside from the free ice lollies😊).

[@pzazzcreativemedia7205]

Brutal banter from Guy at the start ha.. I film golfers quite often and I can tell you now, I watch great ball strikers crumble on camera, power shanks/thins/fats/chunks etc. Its like playing golf naked, no place to hide... maybe do a LIVE broadcast from the course one day ie embrace the golf pressure cooker

[@aba44000]

Rick, You are an Entertainer. It is so fun watching You😀👍🙌🙌🙌

[@johnmay9544]

When are we going to see the new aperell out here in Australia???......Appreciate that you put all the content out there no matter how poorly you played.

[@peterreynolds8321]

Thanks for sharing Rick. I can only imagine the more popular you get, the more pressure you feel. But I will echo the sentiments here: we don't care about poor golf, it's poor attitude. When you're negative, it makes the video negative, which is why sometimes I stop watching. It's incredibly hard I know. On a business note, negativity doesn't generally attract sponsorship. Viewers are important of course, but brands want to be associated with positivity. Keep up the amazing work sir!

[@sylvandude1]

Rick that course looked so difficult! We all have days where we just don’t strike it well, Sergio was a gentleman. Tiger can go 67-77, one word sums it up GOLF!

[@Roginator3000]

Rick it looked like nerves and a disappointing start got the better of you. Things we can all relate to. Love your work pal 👍

[@jarredlovelace2991]

I’m genuinely confused on the timing aspect? You said in a previous video that you would be returning back from America a week before the good good tournament and to extend wouldn’t be feaseable. But the dechambeau content and Sergio content was filmed in November? Maybe I’m confusing details of all this or misremembering what was said idk. Just my thoughts while watching…I think the content regardless of how well you play is amazing and you’re reaching people more by showing that golf is hard for everyone! Your channels are amazing. Thank you for sharing your story with us!

[@andrewglossop4415]

It was great to see the difference between a tour pro and rick. Sergio knew the course and the conditions and was always playing for the positions to be in.

[@Mikepeds16]

Thanks for putting yourself out there Tubes! When we play badly at least we are the only ones to see it!! Keep on making the great content you all put out, always great to watch

[@francissampson]

I don't worry about your score . I enjoy the courses you play and the guests you play against .

[@samdixon7050]

Rick you bring so much joy and good energy to all of us. You have from literally nothing created one of the best KZbin channels. You are an inspiration and a safe place for so many! If I am having a bad day and I see a new video from you, I click play and drift away into what is always an awesome watch. The community and the amazing vibes are an extraordinary achievement. Thanks a million and keep up the great work 😊

[@jizzle1515]

Honestly, the negativity doesn’t bother me. Golf is bloody hard and you show that you’re human. We also appreciate that you show every round, good or bad, the highs and lows. What is a little “off putting” I guess it’s hard to understand someone with so many golf ressources not get fitted. Might be worthwhile to get fitted for driver, driver shaft, some easier to hit longer clubs (eg hybrid, 7 wood, etc). Don’t get it twisted though, til I die I’m #teamShiels 😃

[@LilyOloumi]

A fantastic podcast Rick and Guy ❤️

[@MoreIrrelevantTwaddle]

Its less that its hard to watch Rick play when he's doing bad, its hard watching Rick beat himself mentally. For example, I remember when Guy regularly joined Rick on courses either as an opponent or a team scramble, I'd watch him drive a ball down the middle, or nail an eagle iron in and cheer like he won the open, but the next hole he'd shank one so bad it probably landed in a different time zone, and he'd do that hole after hole, shot after shot. Great game, bad game. However, the biggest difference is Guy took each one in stride, laughed cause golf giveth and golf taketh away, and after missing 8 putts in a row would still say "don't bother getting your putter, I'll drain this 35 foot putt". That is what I love about Guy, and thats what I loved about Rick, he used to be like that too.

[@gavinbingham3025]

Ha loved this podcast funny all the way through 😂

[@mgibuk]

It's funny because sometimes something will click with your swing and you'll see the benefit straight away, but then other times there's almost a 2 months lag where the things you've been working on start to deliver on the course.

[@tomretallick1719]

My quick observation, and I love watching you battle Rick, from experience. You spend too much energy on the outcome “cmon we need a birdie here!!” Instead of your process or keys to make the swing that produces outcome.

[@gregcondon4139]

Re the Sergio 10 shot challenge, definitely too tough on yourself Rick. You played a legend on a tough course ( his home course) with weather impacting and he only got you by 1 shot per hole. Pretty bloody good I reckon but really supporting you in your pursuit of better game. Love all the content.

[@nielsouwehand4540]

Why would anyone comment on your game when it's not good, it happens to ALL of us. People forget that golfing AND making a youtube video will likely make u play less focused on your game. Keep these videos going! i realy liked the episode with mr. Garcia , very nice guy

[@huttboynz4422]

You know when Ricks playing well, he has this swagger about him when he’s walking on the greens!!

[@tonylafferty2584]

Have you put the TM Spider Tour in the bag yet? Mine shows up tomorrow based on your review. Aloha and Mahalo from Waikoloa Hawaii

[@lawbinson]

One of my friends has enjoyment highly tied in to his scores that day. There should definitely be an element to that, but even when that is not there, you should still be able to enjoy the round. If your enjoyment of golf is purely in the score, that is not the way.

[@bobjoswick6075]

Rick is so much more than a round of golf. That is why I don't care who wins or loses. The great interaction with his opponent is what carries the round for me.

[@mathewwhite3960]

Been waiting to add some comments on the Sergio -10 challenge... I had a conversation with my boy as I was laughing so much watching it, that conversations not for public consumption... Brilliant video....I want to add some honest comments and probably watch again before I do post something. But that excuse (car on fire) is even funnier...Come on Rick.... I think you over think and probably over rate your game a tad, really you need -15 shot start to compete 😊.. but you still make the best course vlogs/content out there... Don't change your a ledge....

[@KeaneNO1]

Ultimately the internet has a troll culture that is out of control. There will be people who sit and wait for each video to be posted, just so they can pick at it, and pick at Rick. It's a joke. The content we get FOR FREE is top tier standard and I look forward to the video every week. It's amazing to see some of the courses that get played, and sure the quality of golf isn't always sparkling, but isn't that the same for every golfer? The main point of this is just to say thank you for the amazing content we get every week, and just remember to have fun more! 😁

[@browners_28]

I love the KZbin/Tour idea. I only watch KZbin golf and the majors. Go with the flow. A good move. (I’m 41 and usually a traditionalist…..)

[@tomretallick1719]

Something I think would make your 10 shot shows better, and help your process, have those incredible players go through their thought process. The old Playing lessons on Golf Channel was my favorite to hear them describe the dialogue inside their heads was really interesting.

[@electronicpen]

I feel privileged to have watched so much of your golf content over the years, thanks for sharing it and raising the profile of the game and inspiring me to get out more often!! I watch your vids for the inspiration, maybe the quality of the golf, the location, the guest etc. If there's poor golf you can inspire me by your response to it... showing me how I can respond if I play badly so that I might still love the round. Thought I'd share in case it helps you to find a hook to still offer great content even if you don't play your best. Keep up the great work!

[@voodoo_ranger2706]

I think they should of embedded the 16 KZbinrs within a Korn Ferry Tour event. Then the Winner of the event plus the top finishing You Tuber Qualifys for the PGA event. It will also show just at what level they are playing. Keep up the good work, and I can't wait for Rick vs Guy in the future.

[@jpmorris8759]

Enjoyed the podcast very much. Would like to comment...Guy mentioned that perhaps golf is ailing and this KZbin event for a slot in the PGA tour is perhaps evidence that golf is hurting Mauled the comments over in my thoughts I think "professional golf" is hurting. You guys eluded to the fact and I know myself I watch way more "KZbin" golf then PGA or LIV or Tour golf on TV. It's an interesting time for golf for sure.

[@andyh2287]

Cliff is obviously the guy giving out advice to Georgia. Love all your content guys.

[@johnwilliamson8110]

I thoroughly enjoyed your “Garcia” video thanks .

[@JT-xs4br]

I agree, we don’t watch to see PRO golf, we watch to relate to our game!

[@grantchampion9910]

An honest appraisal of the Sergio match, but it was still great entertainment. Had a rubbish day on the course last week, and it was out of the blue.....sound familiar? Don't beat yourself up, enjoy the opportunity to play on great (sometimes hard!) Courses, with some of the legends of the game... Just remember that you are reaping the benefits of all of your hard work... ride the wave!

[@BoomsRiddico4868]

I do this Rick needs to implement some swing changes that some of the coaches pointed out. I think he has probably slipped into his usually, but i understand how hard it would be to break down a swing and rebuild it all the while constantly having to perform for us viewers. Very difficult!

[@LemonJelly360]

I remember Rick putting a post on Instagram saying how disappointed he was with his play during a big match, that was clearly pointing to the Garcia 10 shot challenge. My only comment for Rick is to remember that he is playing golf, working on his game, and looking after his health … for himself first and foremost, not for us. The fact that it is a business and we can watch him is arguably secondary really. I think taking your mindset back to why you (we all) started the game in the first place helps alleviate some of that dreaded self pressure to perform.

[@kevthepongo]

I'd love to see you do a Break 75 with Scott Fawcett the Decade Golf creator on the bag. It would be a good excuse for another trip across to Dallas.

[@davidshort-magicinthecab7309]

We all try and play perfect golf , there really isn't perfect golf we all search for it we are human beings after all not robots , its a game which 1 pure shot will bring us back for another game , great content buddy keep it up .

[@niallgill8327]

Do you think Brysons long drive lesson messed up the rhythm of your swing?

[@Cmacc312]

I love that you are so open about your golf journey. But why not invite on or do a video with a sports psychologist or someone who is an expert in the “mental game?” You’ve done so many awesome videos on short game, driving, putting, etc. but never explored this CRUCIAL aspect which so many golfers struggle with (including you!) TLDR, I’d love to see you do a video with a sports psychologist or mental game coach.

[@karlmeaden6868]

Great podcast, people care and as the OG of this youtube golf game. When they stop talking about it is when you should worry but that isnt going to happen. Also, give me them Adam Scott clubs. Nice one lad.

[@mornekruger126]

Like to see how the other you tubers fair against pressure of stroke play against legend like Sergio and Tommy on difficult courses I would guarantee they will implode and Rick is doing well love your content and believe in your advise on the swing

[@fredlarke3806]

I once played with a guy who had a beautiful swing and hit the ball great; he never kept score. Makes me wonder if it would be more satisfying to hit the ball poorly yet somehow score well, or score poorly yet hit the ball well. Must admit there is something that tingles your loins after a well hit shot!

[@jw11000]

I wasn't surprised how you played (no offence intented). I enjoyed Sergio's reaction to how it played out. Someone who plays golf to a high level can beat anyone over 18 holes (i noticed he back tee'd you) and he knew it. Especially with 10 shot deficit. It never turned out like that but the fact that it was possible made it good viewing.

[@ttichonchuk]

Rick, honestly I think it's great that you occasionally play poorly. I'm sure everyone has had those days on the course. I think the negativity comes from a place of sadness because we LOVE to see you play well! Keep making the content. I devour it every chance I get. Ty Tichonchuk San Diego, California

[@pobg]

I’ve yet to break 100 and I’m the opposite of hard on myself 😆😆 my bro would ask how I got on and I’d say my score (106 for example) followed by “but” then go through every good shot and every good thing that happened. But I’m new to the spott