Ron White Explains Golf to Joe Rogan

[@cranium33333]

Hit 100 bad shots. Then you hit a shot 3 feet from the hole from 185 yards out and that feeling of conquering the world just over comes you.

[@LotsaFails]

Only takes one sweet swing, the next thump of a clean shot, to bring you back for another round

[@abegames1075]

Tell me about! I’ll never forget my almost hole in one lol about 2 feet out but from the tees it’s looked like it was about to roll in.

[@RomanRoman-xi3dv]

It is conected to ego

[@Thegooob95]

And then you miss the 3 foot birdie lol

[@abegames1075]

Thegooob95 I actually 2-putted a 5 foot eagle on 2 separate occasions lmao

[@TrueSaintly]

As far as golfers on the podcast, John Daly would be an instant classic. Tells it how it is, no publicist bull.

[@tomthumb3897]

lmao holy shit. make it happen.

[@scarface24n]

I hope that happens.

[@winstonsmith11]

@Eric Massey Exactly. Or Phil.

[@Goathockey10]

Just get A golfer on the podcast and I will be very please

[@mitchconner2021]

Does "tell it like it is" just mean he's a jackass? John Daly is fucking hilarious but let's be real he's not exactly a model human for the ages lol

[@pacervault3350]

Ron got choked up, and so did I. A beautiful story that tells you how much his friend meant to him.

[@iansmullity1506]

I've played a lot of sports growing up and every sport has a feeling of pure bliss. A perfect three pointer in basketball, you can tell when it leaves your hand it's going in and it splashes with that divine swish sound. A perfect throw of a football, where the spiral is tight and the ball just effortlessly soars through the air right into your buddies hands.. etc. But in my opinion nothing matches up to a perfect iron shot from 150+ yards away. The way the club feels like it almost never even touched the ball. The clicking sound the club makes when you pinch the ball off of the fairway and the way the ball just climbs into the air like a fucking rocket. When it lands on the green and just sits right next to the hole. The feeling is incomparable to me. I fucking love that game.

[@OSUalum41]

Pretty much.

[@edmundrabe]

Only two feelings that compare in my opinion, are: 1) Middling a cricket shot for four 2) Skiing through trees on a powder day.

[@iansmullity1506]

@@edmundrabe Never played cricket but I can agree a blue bird powder day is about as close as you can get to heaven on this planet.

[@ellisisland401]

THIS

[@CutThroatJuggalo]

@@edmundrabe I don't know why but I had to read that comment with a British accent.

[@garycarter8565]

Great story about your friend Mr. White.

[@enthusiastic16]

It seemed confusing but a double eagle is significantly more rare than a hole in one.

[@ethanmasson3963]

Traveler16 wouldn’t say it’s confusing, it’s pretty straight forward. You don’t get a perfect lie and it’s often well over 200 yards which is further than most par 3s. Lot harder to make that then a 150 yard shot off a tee.

[@dannyjames9986]

yep, and I've never had either. 38 years old and been playing decent golf since I was a kid.

[@scootdaws25]

You have to hit two great shots in a row. Most par 5's are usually at least 450 yards or longer so you have to hit a fairly long tee shot and follow that up with a fairly long approach shot into the hole. With a hole-in-one you can get lucky on one shot. I've seen a guy hit a worm burner into the hole.

[@m2burles1]

Why is no one calling a ‘double eagle’ an albatross??

[@tux1968]

@@m2burles1 Calling it an albatross is way way less rare than it should be.

[@chrisarthur8431]

I haven’t played golf in 8 years. Played weekly with my dad until he passed. He could shoot a 100 and be the happiest person in the world. I could shoot in 80s and not be as happy. He passed at 65 do to complications of his 3 tours in Vietnam. We need to enjoy family and not stress over politics and problems we live in one of the greatest countries and are fortunate of the opportunities we have and yes we need to be better every day but don’t put yourself down look upward.

[@ghfjfghjasdfasdf]

I miss playing with my old man.

[@joegarza1835]

Neural Tech I miss playing with my daughter. I had her swinging a club since she was 3 years old. But once she started high school she stopped playing. I missed those days.

[@spikeybaby1735]

@@ghfjfghjasdfasdf Think yourself lucky.I never had an old man, cherish those memories

[@ghfjfghjasdfasdf]

Yes indeed, SPIKEYBABY. I do cherish those memories with him. Thanks for sharing your sentiment, Joe Garza.

[@JS-DeepStar]

Lost my Dad in March 2019 and he was the one who got me interested in golf. I worked for CBS Sports and played and covered a lot of golf. I am 58 now and my son is playing on his high school team and we have such a great time together. I keep hoping that kid will get a hole in one while I am there because I sure would not want to miss that look on his face. Thanks for sharing your story and bless your Dad for serving.

[@onsenguy]

as a veteran golfer myself, striking a golf ball really well takes years to learn--some play for decades and just never get it. but when you're able to do it, _nothing_ is more satisfying to the soul, and it has you looking forward to it every chance you get.

[@kkjjncxg6912]

We NEED John Daly on JRE

[@PJ-kt7bz]

Yes.

[@Tcrror]

Ugh, no. Let that Trump supporter sit the next year or so out. As soon as Trump is brought up, he'd have to start lying. That's the nature of things nowadays when it comes to the Moron in Chief.

[@definitelynotlebronjames443]

Hay Knee what do his political preferences have to do with anything? Absolutely nothing. This is an open minded podcast. Get your liberal bitch ass outta here

[@callumsvids55]

Definitely not Lebron James how hypocritical

[@mesz4587]

@@definitelynotlebronjames443 Lol I definitely agree this podcast should be open minded but that was very hypocritical

[@nishidaninja4207]

Hearing Ron tell the golf story of his dying buddy making his last par he ever played brought tears to my eyes, such a humbling moment❤🤙🏽 gotta remember that next time I lose my cool on the course cause I hit a shitty shot🤣🤙🏽💯

[@duckncover182]

I love golf so much that last story makes me wanna cry. Rip grandpa

[@tjsumigray22]

Your Grandpa is golfing today brother! I know I'm a random stranger 3+ years later, but have a great day✌️

[@matrix3509]

The problem with getting a perfect golf swing, for those of you who don't know, is that actually perfecting your swing is only a fraction of the process. For pro golfers, they can generally hit the ball exactly where they are aiming pretty consistently, barring injury of course. The real challenge of golf is in your judgement. How fast is the wind blowing, what will the ball do when it lands? What if the flag is too far way for your 7-iron but too close for your 6-iron. Do you try and give some extra strength to your 7-iron and risk making a bad shot, or do you swing your 6-iron at 3/4 strength? Are you confident enough in your non-full strength shots to even try something like that? Or do you just play safe and go with the 7-iron and deal with the resulting longer putt? That just a single shot. Every shot in golf is like that. You can play the same course for 20 years and likely never come across two identical shot situations.

[@KM-em9me]

Golf, as Nick Faldo once said, is the universe's way of testing just how determined you are.

[@casethompson9504]

must have never stepped on a skateboard then

[@16treeguy]

Case Thompson I've skated, played many sports and golfed my whole life. I get what you're saying because any action sport there is an absolute. You will crash and burn eventually and getting back up and trying it again takes guts. Still nothing is more difficult than golf.

[@SwankSwan]

Golf's harder fs​@@casethompson9504

[@CaptainLog]

We can only hope to have such a friend tell our stories once we have gone.

[@Camo51701]

Ron “regional marijuana distributor” White

[@sypen1]

Golf is a bug. It creeps up on ya. I thought it was boring when I haven’t played it before but the first time at the driving range just got me obsessed over it.

[@James_Cy]

Exactly. I didn't not like it at first, but I never understood until I started playing it. People who shit on golf have never played 18 holes in their life, and have no idea the difficulties and intricacies of the sport. Now I can't stop playing.

[@gogopowerplay7743]

Damn that story at the end with Ron's dying friend getting a Par :'(

[@carmelal5859]

There are professional golfers with zero hole in ones.

[@PastelFroggy]

he was totally making that up right? wtf was that about.

[@seanscanlon9067]

I would imagine that he is on about at the upper end of the range scale. Tiger Woods for example has apparently had 20 during his time playing golf.

[@JoeHatesItHere]

There's some without one in tournament play but I highly doubt that they've never scored an ace outside of the tour. Seems almost impossible for as good as they are, as accurate as they are, and as often as they practice.

[@memoriesofthealhambraclips4655]

@@PastelFroggyTop PGA tour golfers typically make a hole in one every 2 years. So assume that their career career is 20 years, that's about 10

[@SirTylerGolf]

​@@seanscanlon9067interestingly tiger has had both ends of it, he had like 19 hole in ones in the first 23 years of his life, and 0 since then, really strange

[@scarface24n]

Golf taught me to keep an open mind. I use to think it was a simple elitist game. Got invited to a driving range and was swinging away, every ball I hit went far but I was hooking every ball too. An old guy offered some advice and I listened, stood the way he showed me, gripped the club the way he showed me, swung the way he showed me and the ball went exactly where I was aiming and I was hooked.

[@user-oo2gz9ln8v]

scarface24n culturally it is elitist

[@bobsofia68]

I've hit the pin from 150+ a couple times, once leaving a ball mark right on the lip. Got a hole in one on a short par 3, 105 yards from the tee box while golfing alone. Immediately pulled out my phone & recorded the walk up to the hole (my ONLY yt vid, lol). Told a few people, some didn't believe me some did. But IDGAF, truly great feeling and that's all that really matters.

[@raymondzavala2410]

That's what makes the game addicting. Those great shots have you wanting more

[@paulh7589]

I was playing alone and damn near got an ace. I was screaming at the ball "Don't go in, Don't go in!!" I would hate to get one with no witnesses.

[@justinhines9644]

...I didnt click on his video to cry....Damn Ron can tell a great story

[@wyattbaldasare8321]

Double eagle is actually way MORE rare than a hole in one

[@karmatt3098]

He def meant to say that considering this comment about par threes being in holes less than 150 yds.

[@owenoconnor3525]

Albatraz

[@onilim]

And a walk off grand slam is way more rare than a hole in one.

[@wyattbaldasare8321]

Nick Milano sorry bud. Actually it’s not

[@onilim]

@@wyattbaldasare8321 Sorry bud, but it really is. There have only been 29 walk off grand slams. Ever. Shit, my mom has a hole in one.

[@drmariopepper4354]

Ron White is the best 😀

[@bloatedsodium7301]

"Tiger was 18 for 82,000." -Ron White

[@dinobotpwnz]

I didn't realize he gave a fiddler's fuck about the actual sport.

[@dougstanhope7774]

That’s love ! Broke his little tiger heart 😂😂😂

[@itscork]

After nearly 40 years of play I’m still waiting for that first ace.

[@DaygoPat]

"But how rare is a hole in one on DMT?" -Joe Rogan

[@JohnDoe69986]

Pat “Theres no other equivalent, in any other sport” -J Rogan.

[@TristanLowePT]

I grew up in north London 70s-90s...trained in taekwondo for 8 years, switched to basketball, then aged 31 tried golf. It’s the most challenging of the 3 for me as it isn’t based on aggression and combative movement, but patience, practice and passion ⛳️✅

[@ghostshipone]

Tristan Lowe agreed!

[@PeteGmp1]

Get Charles Barkley or John Daly on the Podcast Dammit

[@jamesr5719]

Lenny Dykstera.....if/when he gets out of jail

[@spepe5680]

Daly has about 1 million more times entertaining stories than Barkley

[@PUNISHER2143]

Barkley would be great. The man is a GOAT

[@PeteGmp1]

Just Barkley talking about his past arrests and jussie smollett would more than make it worth while. Both Chuck and Daly are known to have no filter the stories would be epic.

[@mbolduc]

Hell, put them on TV solving crimes

[@rce59]

Ron’s a great storyteller and a genuine good guy.

[@lorageiger2275]

Agree with all the ppl saying a perfect shot in golf is a truly special feeling. You know it right away. Hell of a feeling

[@HI-RISER]

When I was a kid, I lived beside a golf course. There was a hole by the road that was hidden from the tee. We'd use to wait for the ball to roll on the green, we'd grab it and put it in the cup and take off. We created some great stories for a few guys.

[@bramabull111]

This is the most wholesome trolling I have ever heard of lol you didnt just make someone's day, you created a lifetime of storytelling and memories. Forever he will remember that day. Amazing.

[@chad2831]

and we’d replace their ball with marshmallows. different parents i guess ;)

[@HI-RISER]

@@chad2831, nice touch.

[@PeterJPickles]

We had a quarry next to the local golf course in my town back in the early 80s, Some weekends we used to take our pellet guns to the quarry and shoot the balls off the tees whilst the golfers were teeing off :)

[@PyroNinja713]

There was an episode of My Name is Earl where they'd do this (to the same guy over and over again) because he'd buy everyone in the clubhouse a round after he "got a hole in one." It ended up driving the guy insane because he quit his job and tried to go pro. He couldn't figure out why he sucked playing anywhere but on that course. Hope you didn't accidentally do the same thing, lol

[@christian10999]

The story Ron tells about his friend is why I love golf. 6 years ago I got to golf with my grandfather for the first and only time and this reminds me so much of the amazing time we had. Up until the day he died he always said how happy he was to be able to play again.

[@donpepeho4534]

Golf is addicting af! Started after Thanksgiving and my lady ain't too happy bout it lol.

[@lv5310]

Always wanting to improve that score.

[@Jake-rv8td]

More rare than a hole in one=> Baseball: Unassisted Triple Play also a Perfect Game. Basketball: Quadruple Double or a 50+ point game. Hockey: Goalie Scoring or Natural Hat Trick (A hat trick where a player scores all 3 goals back-to-back-to-back without anyone else scoring in between) Soccer: Goalie Scoring Bowling: Perfect Series (3 perfect games in a row). Darts: 9 Dart finish. Edit: Football: 250yds rushing in 1 game.

[@williamlackey123]

That par 3 story is really sweet.

[@hlf_coder6272]

Ron said it opposite. An albatross is much more rare than a hole in one. I think he just misspoke but didn’t catch himself. An albatross is a longer shot by far, and it’s not off a tee

[@ChristiannTyler]

Let’s get Tiger Woods on the podcast!! Joe rogan would love all that focus mind stuff an Tiger is the king of it.. and likes to party

[@martinneher1416]

Mr. Rogan, I am a college golfer that lives in Oklahoma, first of all I absolutely love the fact that you are so humble, vulnerable, and willing to learn new things that you do not know about. (Golf) next is he accidentally said that a double eagle is less rare.. a double eagle or albatross as we say in golf.. is way way way more rare than an Ace. I have played thousands and thousands of rounds of golf and I am “decent” and I have never made a 1.. my last tournament round a shot 4 under par and my last hole was a par 3 and I hit it to about an inch.. closest I’ve ever been lol bittersweet because it didn’t go in but nice to hit your last shot of the round to an inch and have no pressure on the putt to shoot -4.. love your podcast especially this one because I can relate

[@nickymo]

You telling me joe rogan lives in california and he isnt smokin doobs on the fairway on the daily? Smh

[@tommclarty17]

You need to play golf to smoke joints on a fairway, friend.

[@ghostshipone]

Agreed. I don’t get it. Even the feeling I get being out on a golf course is as close to heaven I will ever get. I like boxing too etc.. but it is dimensions behind the mystery and magic of golf..

[@ghostshipone]

Nathan Bracey What a Beta hey

[@Abdullah_Chill]

Love that golf story and totally get it. I'm on holiday at the moment and playing as much as I can. It's those good shots or holes that keep you wanting to chase perfection again and again.

[@MicMan123456789]

3:30... it’s called an albatross damnit

[@mattranum]

People that don’t play don’t understand! This is a old mans game as well as a young mans game! It’s the best game ever created. It might look leisurely but you are going at that ball as hard as you can!

[@sumsar0125]

True, some golfers nut the ball but the fine art is developing a smooth, effortless swing imo. Ask Couples, Els, Oosthuizen, Singh etc. if they kill the ball. That being said, golf is awesome and for all age groups. People that don't play truly don't understand.

[@Uncleellroy]

If you're "going at that ball as hard as you can", you're doing it wrong

[@Weshopwizard]

It’s a lot like drugs. You’re better off not getting started.

[@billcosbyspillbottle8652]

Joe 2019 : Wow that’s craaazyy , have you ever tried DMT ? Joe 2022 : Wow that’s craaazyy , have you ever tried golf ?

[@ThatTattooGuyOfficial]

He sounds like steve-O kind of but more of a cowboy version of him lol

[@uniqueone2731]

Mr White is my all time favorite comic. I also love how he is never afraid to tell people how he feels regardless of what they think of him. Great man

[@josephlesage3610]

i can see joe being hyper focused on golf when he gets older, like working out its all about progress breaking your personal best round, drive, or how low you can score and how good you can get it truly is an endless pursuit of perfection.

[@asperg8735]

R.I.P, Ron's old friend. I didn't catch his name. Glad he got his last successful swings in before he passed away. He's probably playing golf right now.

[@Tcrror]

If his friend is dead, they're not doing anything. They're fucking dead.

[@finneganswanson133]

Hay Knee yep there’s always that one sorry asshole in the comments, you need to get a life loser lol

[@ScreaminEmu]

That is technically correct.

[@Huddle_House56]

Joe doesn’t understand not only is there nothing like a hi1 in all other sports, but there really is nothing better than the satisfaction of hitting a flush golf shot and having the ball do almost exactly what you envision it to have done. The combination of that satisfying compressed golf ball feeling off the face and and good result because of it is the best overall feeling in the world. And the absurdity of the game and the part that fascinates me is that you can hit that flush shot, get that instant satisfaction all for it to be slightly ruined because club was positioned 1 degree differently and the ball has landed in trouble.

[@alasdair0195]

One of the hardest sports out there to master. And definitely one of the most frustrating too. No matter how good you are at golf, a bad shots always right around the corner

[@DjSicEm]

I never thought Ron would make me cry over a serious story and not a joke.

[@cranium33333]

Never knew Ron White was a golfer. Was one of my favorite comedians. Now is without a doubt my favorite comedian ever!

[@xXTopGXx]

WOW YOUR FAVORITE COMEDIAN AND DIDNT KNOW HE GOLFED FOR 25 YEARS EVERYDAY

[@cranium33333]

Yeah pretty pathetic ain’t it.

[@oIDaVee]

I worked a charity tournament last year in Boston, where a man legitimately shot TWO Hole-In-Ones in a single 18 hole round. The odds of that happening...? 67 MILLION to 1. Let that figure sink in. THAT is history that may never be repeated in my lifetime.

[@connorb3659]

Odds of a hole in one; Average golfer: 12,500:1 Tour professional: 2,500:1 Odds of a double eagle(Albatross): roughly 6 million:1 More fun facts; Odds of two players in the same foursome making a hole in one on the same hole 17 million:1 Odds of one player making two hole in ones in the same round 67 million:1 A "Condor" or hole in one on a par 5 has actually been recorded but the odds of that feat happening are far to rare to put a logical number on it. Thanks for listening to my TED Talk

[@thomasbailey4139]

A member at my club made two hole in ones in the same round. Crazy stuff. Seems like a lot of old guys do

[@silvermediastudio]

chance of my giving you a thumbs up 672 million:1

[@m2burles1]

800lb Gorilla so you’re telling him there’s a chance....

[@rexmorgan9948]

Or a 2 on the elusive par 6

[@---cr8nw]

You can't put odds on things that require skill. It's not random that Tiger Woods will have more lifetime holes in one than I will. He practices every day to increase his likelihood of succeeding. Statistics are not the same as probabilities.

[@ScottMikles]

That was a great fucking story about the man's last par. I was stoked to see Ron was on. Great ambassador for golf. Best guest in a long time, love that guy.

[@Beenjammin37]

Abraham Ancer is a freakin legend !

[@jdkillin8643]

What a beautiful moment Ron had with his friend !

[@Charmer4856]

All this golf talk made me think back to Mario Golf on N64...great game

[@donmiller2908]

I always hated that game. A good friend of mine had that game and his wife used to love playing against me because she never lost. I didn't mind losing but she insisted on rubbing my face into the fact that she was better. She was brutal.

[@michaelsix9684]

Ron is a true road warrior, he outlasted so many comics

[@mattmatt222333]

I started playing golf after hearing this.

[@stylz1]

Took up golf a couple years ago, haven't played a full round yet, just the range. Been going once or twice a week. About ready for a round. But yes, golf is the biggest mind fuck with some absolutely awesome rewards as well. Glad I got into it at this point in life. It gives me new meaning and a new perspective on life. Love it.

[@stuboy13]

stylz1 play a 9 hole or go play late in the day with a buddy when it's quiet. As soon as you've played once... You'll play a round again soon and get over the fear. I've just started again... I'm Nervous going round - I'm awful. But i love it. Good luck to you

[@stylz1]

@@stuboy13 Thanks. I'm ready.

[@WarArms4Life]

A 900 series in bowling... Sanctioned!!!

[@andrewboudreau5279]

I did security at a casino and Ron walked right by me when he was there. Not an eventful story but it was an awesome moment to say hello to one of my favorite comedians.

[@csmith286]

When I used to play golf I was also filled with joy whenever I made a par, but it wasn't because I was dying of cancer. It was because I was a really, really bad golfer.

[@PyroNinja713]

Yeah, a regular bogey is a good hole for me.

[@barrymatthews2438]

This was one of the great ones Joe !!!

[@cranium33333]

I love golf. It is the hardest most technical sport you will ever play. It keeps me coming back over and over again. Nothing like being out there smell of fresh cut grass out there with your buddies nothing like it.

[@seanscanlon9067]

I would say snooker is harder and more technical than golf, due to the smaller margin of error on every shot, compared to that mainly only being the case when putting in golf.

[@Huddle_House56]

Sean Scanlon I don’t know much about snooker but it can’t be as mentally taxing as golf. And the thing about golf is it’s margin of error fluctuates based on what you put into it and what the course gives you. You can’t go play snooker by yourself and feel completely beaten down if you play bad. You aren’t playing against the physical table you’re playing on you’re playing an opponent. The luck factor is also heavy in golf like no other sport.

[@petermyers479]

Great idea, invite Daley. He would be a hilarious guest. We could all learn a lot about golf and life on the tour.

[@mikeswoosh2564]

Snooker players can get a 147 break. Also dart players can get a 9 dart finish

[@Sedona_FD3S]

Wert I wonder why Joe wouldn’t have pro pool player on. Hrm...

[@kevinb314]

But those are a bunch of good shots in a row, not one perfect one. I think thats what he means.

[@acidfruitloops]

Uh perfect game?? Baseball?

[@Isosceles8818]

The "feeling" is a beautiful wave of kinetic energy that you begin as soon as you pull the club away to begin your backswing. It is a storage of power throughout your whole body with the sole purpose of passing all of it through your feet to your hips to your core to your arms, wrists, hands down the shaft of the club till finally into the club face passing through the golf ball at the correct face angle at the sweet spot on the face. A bad shot or a fat shot in the dirt you can feel all of that energy shoot back up your body and a feeling of tension and stress into your muscles. But that perfect shot its like the ball isnt even there and that ball was apart of all the energy you stored to begin with. Its a beautiful feeling of power, prescision, and mind and body unity.

[@affirmed_7835]

Double eagle is more rare than a hole in one.

[@Mauro7789z]

He justexplained the oposite🤓

[@jeffreyyoungblood7438]

Of course it is. Ron basically said the same thing.

[@keepitup5766]

Ron misspoke when he said that a double eagle is "way less rare" instead of "way more rare", because it is so much more rare. it made the rest of his explanation confusing because he was saying how it's easier to get a hole in one on a par 3 because it could be like a 100 yard shot or less but told joe accidentally that it was way less rare. the double eagle would not only be better on the scorecard than a conventional hole in one on a par 3 (which is just an eagle), but the shot would likely have to be holed from well over 200 yards away. A double eagle can also be a hole in one on a par 4. The odds of holing a shot are better the closer you are to the hole, so naturally a double eagle is the harder of the two. On tour every week some guy will probably get a hole in one, but maybe once a year on average you might see a tour player get a double eagle.

[@jaker1160]

I don't think my life would be complete, unless I had found the game of golf.

[@scottwesley5018]

How amazingly awkward would Tiger be on this podcast

[@Tarantula1522]

Started playing in 2016 and I’m finally hitting the odd birdie and regular pars, love the game! It’s the best feeling being out on the green

[@TreyM1609]

Perfect game in the MLB is about the closest equivalent to a hole in one. 27 batters, 27 outs, no walks no errors no nothing but outs. 23 perfect games in MLB history

[@Mac.Musiclerk]

You might argue that the first punch/kick/flying knee (take your pick) thrown in a fight that results in a knockout would be equivalent to a hole in one.

[@JPtard26]

Hey Joe how about a 900 series in bowling? Only 27 recorded since the 1800s

[@rumham7631]

" To date, 33 individuals have bowled a total of 34 certified 900 series (that is, 900s that have been officially recognized by the United States Bowling Congress, the sport's national governing body in the United States)." that's just the ones that are recognized by the U.S. Bowling Congres.....

[@davidzollars5102]

Damn who did it twice

[@Tcrror]

People that don't bowl could NEVER understand how fucking hard that is. Every strike after the 8th frame in the first game would feel like your body is trying to shut down, haha.

[@fruitypeebils]

damn bro the podcast hasnt even ended yet. how high is the demand for immediate joe rogan clips?

[@domjohnson2762]

fruitypeebils very high. Millions of people in traffic on the way home from work who love to listen to joe and his guests.

[@slimetime4668]

Dom Johnson but that wouldn't make any sense why clips would be needed, it's pretty irresponsible to be surfing through clips every few minutes when you could just pop on the podcast and not have to worry about using your phone while driving at all

[@rokuthedog]

Thebassinkid. and yet people still do it

[@BertoIsGucci]

More clips more money, dummy.

[@flinchey2times785]

When Alice Cooper wanted to give up his addiction to drugs and alcohol he needed to do something more addictive then both of them so he took up playing golf.

[@schlossrants8691]

He has a plaque outside of the clubhouse at Arizona Biltmore.

[@brianwilke592]

I'm too lazy to research it, but it seems that him and Glenn Campbell, the country music legend, and another man who struggled with addiction, played all the time together.

[@kyleplusguitar]

What a wonderful story, Ron. Thank you for sharing.

[@TXchadTX]

I had my first hole in one a few months ago. It's the most LIT white dude moment ever

[@ConnorMiIIs]

Buddys name is chad lmao

[@SF_XX]

Connor Mills “Connor”

[@cranium33333]

Most lit no ethnicity needed moments for anyone ever. Been playing since 13 still don’t have 1.

[@Nyoshi219]

Congrats!

[@Trotskers]

Bro if you want them real lit white moments you gotta play disc golf instead

[@thesweets7778]

His story at the end made me cry

[@earthatom7]

I shit on golf my whole life and last year my buddy dragged me out to the course after years of asking... Since then I bought some second hand clubs and have been playing regularly... LOL

[@dylangallagher143]

"Must be a 1000/1 or 1000000/1" joe can be my bookie.

[@adrianmacik]

I considered golf the most stupid and boring sport in the world until I tried it. Now,8 years later I have a simulator in my back yard and I am addicted to it.

[@Trump-dj3xu]

Abraham Ancer is currently ranked #20 in the world 🌎 In Golf ⛳️ as of 10/26/20 (he is 29) Odds of hole in one for a Pro is 12,500 to 1

[@mitchmorris8973]

Abraham ancer won the Australian open 2018 👍 🇦🇺

[@gasolinedreams2691]

Ron White is a natural story teller. Solid.

[@aaronboggs548]

Joe brother can't believe you're not more of a golfer.. Golf essentially is eerily similar to a big game of outdoor pool with obstacles

[@cheetocorleone3490]

Golf is nothing like pool, you've never played golf.

[@winstonsmith11]

I don't know what you think golf is. But it's not that. Honestly, it's probably more complex than you could imagine.

[@cheetocorleone3490]

@@sweetswing1 Every professional athletes needs fine motor skills, patience, focus & self control. So Rugby is similar to golf? Stupid comment.

[@cheetocorleone3490]

I get you’ve never been good at sports so I’ll give you a break. Catching a ball requires fine motor skills, especially when you’re doing it running full speed, the same goes with throwing a spiralled ball in the same situation. Kicking ball on the run accurately between two posts requires fine motor skills. You lost this one bud.

[@cheetocorleone3490]

Faksakes Actually, my examples are precisely what fine motor skills are.

[@yetti399]

hole in 1 par 3 is 1:12 000 albatross or double eagle is 1: 6 000 000 and a condor has only been recorded 9 times thats a hole in 1 on a par 5

[@patricksullivan2322]

“That’s golf”⛳️🏌️‍♀️🌞

[@garymcaleer6112]

With my brother-in-law coaching, I had my one and only eagle. And he said, "I've created a Frankenstein!" Good days. We all need some good days.

[@syx3s]

don't think joe caught on that ron was saying the double eagle is far more rare than a hole in one.

[@rg9810]

Double eagle is 2 strokes on a par 5. They're both rare, but i mean...hole in one , its pretty much self explanatory. extremely more rare.

[@syx3s]

@@rg9810 man, don't be fuckin' stupid. you can sink a hole in one on a par three.

[@rg9810]

@@syx3s your right but ron was talking bout a par 5.why is a double eagle more rare than a hole in one on a par 5? Don't get so sensitive dude, its KZbin, not thuder dome

[@syx3s]

@@rg9810 a hole in one on a par 5? it can happen, but it's rare enough that ron wasn't talking about that.

[@dubbled7286]

A double eagle is rarer, aka “more rare” than a hole in one, not “less rare” as Joe said, because aces (hole in one) are almost always made on a par 3

[@andymore62]

Once you chip in for the first time, you’re hooked. I love golfing.

[@dylanmason7806]

Rogan honestly knows nothing about the four major sports

[@guccimane6116]

Why would he. The UFC pays him millions

[@m2burles1]

Golf over hockey as #4??

[@henrygibbel3839]

WindBreaker golf over baseball for sure, hockey is great

[@sep7658]

How can you not love a man that loves his son that much.

[@AlaluofNibiru]

$500 a week... I’ll take it

[@greghoffer9109]

Actuaries at such companies have calculated the chance of an average golfer making a hole in one at approximately 12,500 to 1, and the odds of a tour professional at 2,500 to 1.

[@colinmackay92]

This guy is the embodiment of what would exist if a pack of cigarettes and a bottle of whiskey came to life and then had a baby lol

[@Lickwetcarrion]

No matter how crude or dirty Ron White is in his act, which I find fucking hilarious, the man is a free and beautiful soul. To cherish the memory of his friend and retell it in such a succinct but joyful way really touched me. Fuck Cancer.

[@CM-so1cf]

Snooker 147 similar to a whole in one

[@higuk999]

Was gonna say the same thing

[@NFMorley]

Not really - A 147 takes real talent plus its the combination of a couple dozen really precise shots & probably isn't achievable without a lot of practice (and a little luck)... One of the two holes in one I've ever seen was by a friend of mine who is probably one of the worst golfers I have ever met; & who by dumb luck thinned a 9-iron on a short 110 yard par 3 into the lip bunker which then somehow bounced into the hole. Pure, dumb luck all the way.

[@higuk999]

@@NFMorley Yeah 100% it was more on the numbers of it, as they were saying a pro could get around 14-15 hole in ones. as ronnie currently has 15 147s

[@higuk999]

@@NFMorley Also i'd love to see ronnie on the show

[@CM-so1cf]

Nevermind yeah completely agree that 147 takes a lot more skill. Was just trying to think of an example of a rare piece of excellence in another sport.

[@mikekerr6747]

Greatest game I've ever participated in.. love it.. but in the winter you have golf simulators and they are also great.. and you can do it indoors..