Stop Trying to Play Golf Perfectly

As golfers, our mindsets are often at the mercy of our performance. Playing without expectations is the best way to lower your scores... and more importantly, have fun.
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[@stevesmith582]

That’s why you hardly ever see great shots at BH we both are at the point we don’t care. 1st to last tee we only play our original shot no do overs what you see is first take only. Since playing golf out here we hardly ever take our game to the golf course.But that being said I’ve never enjoyed golf more.

[@coolguygolf4230]

Well put Steve!

[@eggy68]

This came to me when my longtime golf buddy lost the ability to play the game. His goal became “I just want to play one more hole of golf.” I really miss my golf partner. But his situation taught me your lesson in a profound way. Thanks for spreading the word, Randy.

[@FriedEggsGolf]

Thank you for sharing!

[@greenley77]

Truer words have never been uttered. Just shot a 99, but it was Oct 29 in Western New York. A beautiful sunny day, with gorgeous fall colors on a pristine course enjoying nature. A six pack, some good tunes on the blue tooth speaker, and a good friend for company followed by a NY Strip dinner, and an old fashioned cocktail. A day filled with great moments and I didn't even know my total score until I just posted this. Today-... it wasn't about the score! It was about the vibe- which was immaculate.

[@FriedEggsGolf]

Killin’ it!

[@FriedEggsGolf]

Currently accepting donations for a new dry-erase marker.

[@jooger69]

Also T-shirts for Scuba Steve.

[@8-bitThrottle]

Randy, I completely agree. I went to get a golf lesson at a golftec and the guy asked me what my goals were handicap wise and I told him around a 12 ( I was like a 30 at the time). I told him I’m not going on tour, I just want to get better to the point that I can go out keep the ball on the planet and have fun. He looked at me like I was crazy….. I didn’t go back. 😂

[@jamesbrown6372]

What a comforting sound, a golf ball ricocheting off timber. I’m certain that’ll be the final noise I hear before I perish

[@FriedEggsGolf]

🤣

[@thehighhandicapgolfer]

I’ve been listening to that book lately. Love it! Even though I feel like yelling “F*ck!” is a huge part of golf, it is really relaxing and fun to play the game and enjoy it without screaming obscenities and trying to hit ridiculously hard shots. And you’ll likely play better golf :)

[@FriedEggsGolf]

Don’t underestimate the therapeutic value of the “F” word!

[@thehighhandicapgolfer]

@@FriedEggsGolf It’s definitely still in the rotation! 😂

[@billpilling5725]

Wow... Im 46, been playing since i was 11 and everything you just said ive done. We had Tiger as our role model in the game and thats just not achievable for the majority of us. Got older and had the money to spend on top brand equiptment. Did i get any better? No. I finally figured out and accepted the fact that i suck at golf but i love playing the game. My son figured it out faster than i did and we just love playing the game no matter how bad at it we are. We just want to have fun and thats all that matters. Thanks for this one Randy!

[@FriedEggsGolf]

Thanks, Bill!

[@szilardtube]

I am a late bloomer, 43 and started this beautiful(cruel) game only two years ago. First time listened thoughts about expectations and general mindset. All these time this was one of the biggest help to steer my focus on the important thing. Which is not the scorecard but the company and the game itself! Thank you for opening my eyes!🙏🏻

[@steverupert6988]

This may be the single best explanation of golf expectations I’ve ever heard. I feel like he was explaining exactly the way I feel and how my enjoyment is directly proportional to how low my score is on a given day, and that’s a hard cycle to break. It’s currently 8:15 am and I’m literally getting ready to go play a round. I came across this video and just had it playing in the background as I was getting ready. Im going to try this idea out today and see how it goes. 💯

[@FriedEggsGolf]

Have fun!

[@Kenbur]

From a 70-year-old man - It is great to see a 37-year-old share the REAL truth about golfing for us mortals. Why? because it took me till I was 60-something to figure that out. So many rounds of golf that left me upset, angry at the game, etc. - do I want to do awesome - YES but now it is about that great shot, that great played hole I just had, the people I am with OR even being by myself hitting balls around a course enjoying the day. So I enjoyed this video of "the truth about golf" - and if I may, I recommend another simple-to-read, great book by British golfer Brian Sparks and his journey through his golf career called "Positive Impact Golf". Guess when I read it? - yeah - I was 60-something and struggling with why I sucked at golf.😁 I am pretty sure that's why I love Fried Eggs golf and its content over the last few years. It is fun to watch you and your dad have fun playing golf. Thanks for reinforcing my feelings NOW about the game. ATB and use the $2 for a new dry marker😂🤣🤣😂😂

[@FriedEggsGolf]

Thanks, Ken!

[@dustytotheMax]

Randy - Your brain is extremely clever and explains golf and how it makes me feel absolutely spot on. I love the humour you and Scuba Steve include in your vids but when you are serious you nail it. This should be a Ted Talk.

[@FriedEggsGolf]

🙏

[@thomasc405]

this hits home to me, i was a scratch golfer at 15, and now at 31 I'm around a 12 handicap and it makes me mad. i just need to remember its for fun.

[@FriedEggsGolf]

I know your pain… just have to stop twisting your own knife 👍

[@Will-gn5of]

My god does this hit home. Had the best round of my life back in June and shot in the 80s. Hit balls for the first time since then the other day and couldn’t hit it out of my shadow. “Why can’t I play as good as I did that time, all the time?” Will be the death of all golfers.

[@FriedEggsGolf]

Hard to get out of this habit loop, but definitely possible. 👍

[@rhyno6116]

My uncle introduced me to golf about 20 years ago. He set the expectation that golf is fun. In the beginning we spent just as much time finding balls as we did hitting them and score was irrelevant. I'm much better now but I still play golf to have fun. I keep track of my score but it's still irrelevant and I enjoy every single round.

[@MakinComputers]

This ⬆️ Every single person who plays golf needs to watch this video, because this kind of thought process changed how I played and how fun I had. Although I kind of went about it in a different way to regain the fun factor by ignoring the score and going for absolutely everything, because that one worldy you pull out is all that you'll remember.

[@FriedEggsGolf]

That’s works too!

[@fubarmedic4222]

I have started this transition it’s hard but I’m way more happy when I play

[@FriedEggsGolf]

I’ve been at it for almost a year and it’s still a work in progress… but definitely worth it!

[@lysajane3643]

Wise ‘ol Randy. Setting expectations and having good communication around that will get rid of a lot of frustration in life. And didn’t we all go through the same sort of thing between our 20’s and 30’s? Sounds like maturity to me. We all mature at our own pace and time. Some of us never.

[@FriedEggsGolf]

Only took me 37 years to grow up!

[@lloydranola]

I just started learning golf a year ago (at age 50) and have already started to feel this at my driving range practice sessions. Glad you made this video, cuz in the end, I’m in it for the enjoyment.

[@cdbarbe]

My favorite channel. Keep up the good work!

[@FriedEggsGolf]

Thanks, Chase!

[@jeffysgolfgame7855]

Loved this video! Hits home

[@mikelangan2707]

Yes. Yes. Yes. I’m 67 and this is where I have finally (nearly) arrived as well. It is a better place. When I get my second hole in one I will let you know about my dopamine level😁

[@christ2906]

I found your video at the right time. I just shot a bad round at a tough course. This after an 80 the time before. The one thing I’ll say is that it’s tough to enjoy hitting out of deep juicy rough . I’m not sure how I’ll ever enjoy the round if most of my lies are deep rough cause the course is mowed poorly or that course likes having that aspect. That’s my biggest problem. I hate super deep juicy rough just off the fairways. Superintendents absolutely suck sometimes lol. Thanks

[@FriedEggsGolf]

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[@timterman]

Profound wisdom! The magic of golf is you can play it your whole life. Striving to improve is a big part of what I enjoy about the game… so I definitely get upset when I play poorly. I have to remind myself a pro can shoot 63 one day and 73 the next, so I should also accept I won’t shoot a great score every round. The most helpful tip I’ve found for having fun no matter what happens is to give myself 10 paces after a bad shot to be upset… then that shot is forgotten. (Hopefully I didn’t duff it less than 10 paces!)

[@mehagel65]

Great Video, I went thru the same thing when I was chasing a scratch handicap, I got there but the game was not as much fun as it should be.

[@ScottFitton]

This is so true! I was only able to play once this year after 20+ years of playing 50 or more rounds every year. I shot in the 90s for the first time since I was in high school, and it was the most fun I've had playing golf in years. Just a fun round with a buddy and not worrying about every single swing thought or missed target or whatever. Probably hit 4 actual good shots the whole round, but loved every bit of it. Accepting where you are at is so important for the enjoyment of the game. Love this video Randy, just like so many others over the last several years. Thanks for continuing to entertain us nut jobs.

[@stevebair8033]

Life gets in the way of golf perfection, IF perfection was ever a real concept to begin. As now a 50-something golfer, I have accepted the fact that my best golf is behind me. But now I enjoy the game so much more without that pressure of setting those unrealistic goals like being a single-digit handicapper or hitting 300 yard drives. Surround yourself with guys that you enjoy being around and lay all the competitiveness aside. Enjoy a cigar and a beer and enjoy hanging with your mates. Enjoy your channel and thanks to you and your father for brightening my Saturday mornings. Peace

[@FriedEggsGolf]

✌️

[@Gingerstashgolf]

great job on the video read that book when i was like 12 never forgot it

[@Steegro68]

Six years ago I shot 69 on two different courses. It was the worst thing that's ever happened to me playing golf. I've been chasing those two scores ever since. Break 80 occasionally? Yeah, but what's a crappy 79 compared to the holy grail of being under par?? You've carded 3 under so how is it that you just took 92 strokes to "conquer" that flat 6000 yard muni you call home? The answer, of course, is we're not as good as our lowest scores and certainly not as good as we imagine. And you are so right on, Randy, that every tiny bit of improvement seduces you into thinking you've reached another level. But you haven't reached anything, really. Like Moses, you've been granted a tiny glimpse of what the promised land looks like but in reality it is just a glimpse and you are never going to live there.

[@FriedEggsGolf]

Truth!

[@Dslots_]

That’s a dope explanation. After two years of playing weekly and not improving much, I recently came to drop my expectations and just enjoy the time, the company, and each moment during the round.

[@windellmcspindell3652]

The best round of golf I ever played was around 3 years ago. I was 62 years old at the time and the other three guys were in their 40's. I had zero expectations of beating them or even playing well; so I just stepped up to each shot and said to myself "you've hit this shot hundreds of times on the practice range and on courses, so just hit it". I ended up carding a 76 and winning by one stroke. It seemed so easy that day. Just let go.

[@danielmanby208]

Very well put randy and thanks for taking the time to explain plus everything you said is true...keep up the great work man

[@FriedEggsGolf]

Thanks, Dan!

[@corysutton6847]

Totally agree with your journey thoughts. Stay in the moment with each shot. " Randy's brain" part in the middle of video made me want to watch the p790 video again....

[@andrewoodward31]

You are so right. Playing golf is so much more than just playing well. I had 2 rounds with my dad last week and we were both terrible but we had the best time because we weren't bothered about the standard of golf. We both hit a few great shots and holed some long putts and that was enough. Fuck I love golf ❤️

[@pacino8612]

This was awesome Randy. Cheers

[@FriedEggsGolf]

🍻

[@Dan-qu9mn]

Applies outside of golf as well. Good message bro

[@wtpiep82]

this is a great message and I can totally relate. I've taken the fun out of many things that i once just enjoyed doing, do it for the experience and stay humble

[@FriedEggsGolf]

Agreed!

[@miltonhurd1016]

Easily applicable to most sports. Learn while practicing, and play with relaxed confidence. Thanks for the video!

[@davedoesthingsdreaded]

Very good message. That's exactly how golfer's thought process is. We always want to play the best we've played. I try maintain positive thought process on the course but I have seen how frustrated some of the people I play with get

[@Thechurch72]

My 8th grade maturity made me giggle at “receives the D” 😂😂😂

[@FriedEggsGolf]

My 6th grade mentality appreciates your 8th grade humor.

[@davidvandenberg6955]

I loved this video I’ve been struggling lately with my game partly because of exactly what your talking about I’m actually playing today and I’m going to take your words with me today….thanks 👍👍👍

[@FriedEggsGolf]

👍

[@yadthink]

Well said, Randy. I suggested to a friend to stop chastising himself aloud whenever (which is often) he hits a bad shot. I said the negative reinforcement isn't going to help hit good shots. He replied, "Hunh?" He's twice your age, Randy, and not half as wise as you.

[@FriedEggsGolf]

Trust me, I was probably twice as bad at he was at beating myself up. Some people don’t realize they can take a different path.

[@yadthink]

@@FriedEggsGolf So true. The key for me is to forget my bad shots right away and move on to the next one.

[@ArmyGolfBC]

So true and well illustrated. The way our achievements become our new baseline is the real pit to avoid.

[@FriedEggsGolf]

👍

[@michaelcollins3949]

Didn’t seee this coming but totally on point, manage your expectations.

[@FriedEggsGolf]

👍

[@FanfromVenezuela]

Dry erase it is! Excellent insight. Thanks for sharing it, Randy.

[@FriedEggsGolf]

Thanks, Rafael!

[@jaredfournier6176]

Great vid!!

[@scottroberts6781]

Great stuff Randy. I think the quest for perfect can ruin the love of the game. When bad shots happen and frustration sets in, that perfection isn't happening anytime soon, neither is "good enough." My son (now a freshman in college) couldn't get passed it. I watched so many rounds that he would have been happy with spiral because he couldn't let it go and "reset" after a bad shot. Tempo got fast, grip got tighter, ball starts going everywhere, putts won't go in, round toasted. Compare that to my daughter who has little to expectations for her golf. She is a freshman and just completed her first HS season. She's gone from shooting low 60s for 9 holes in early summer to occasional low 40s as the season concluded. Finished 1st team All Conference. She doesn't expect perfection. She has more fun. A bogey is fine, pars are great. Hope her attitude and expectations stay the same as she matures.

[@FriedEggsGolf]

Sounds like your son plays like me… and your daughter sounds like who I’m trying to play like.

[@westy1479]

Great call Randy. The game in most cases seems to be about punishing yourself on the course instead of enjoyment.

[@neilfarmer6609]

Great explanation Randy. My wife and I visited a Bordeaux vineyard this week (not something we’ve done before - 25th wedding anniversary!) and you can imagine some of the pretension that was on display from a few of the guests. Towards the end of the visit I got chatting with the guide and told him how little I knew about wine. He said that some of the people who reaped the least enjoyment from wine were those with the most expertise, because they could always detect too much of this, or not enough of that. He said those who most enjoy wine, drink a wine they enjoy (which may be a €5 bottle) with the simple anticipation that they will enjoy it. Experience has taught me to enjoy cheap wine and bad golf!

[@tombstonefpv9053]

Great explanation Randy. I'm exactly 10 years older than you are, and in my late 20's I started to notice that most skilled golfers that I played with, were also the most miserable golfers on the course. They could literally shoot a 72 and at the end of the round they were figuring up all the putts they missed that prevented them from having a 65. I never take my game seriously, I know I'm gonna make good shots and bad shots. But, I also know that if you pick up a club and it doesn't feel perfectly natural in your hands, you're not swinging a club often enough to play "good" golf. My goal is to swing a club in some fashion almost every day. I really like these style of videos in addition to the playing ones. Keep em coming.

[@CptRumcan]

Best video ever. I'm the same age and I went through exactly this to realisation but it took me so long. I wish I'd realised it when I was young but I dout I would have practiced so much if I did. I just wish I practiced a consistent tempo as a kid above all else.. Then I would be a lot more consistent today.

[@FriedEggsGolf]

Truth!

[@CrushOfSiel]

Great advice Randy.

[@FriedEggsGolf]

👍

[@JohnnyBelmont]

Thank you!

[@robbiles]

Deep Randy, really deep!!!

[@FriedEggsGolf]

🤔

[@jameslupkin3266]

Well shoot man. I live in fort wayne too! Now I don't have a home par 3 course but I did build a home simulator

[@simonchristian5227]

So true!! 😊

[@simonthornton7124]

Words of wisdom 🙏 I’ll try and remember this next time I duck hook one out of bounds

[@FriedEggsGolf]

Good luck!

[@determined2play]

Great video. I can relate to this on so many levels. For me confidence is the biggest factor in my playing. When I feel confident I play better and feel better about my game even if I don’t score particularly well. When I lack confidence it’s basically like the chicken screaming the sky is falling. 🐥 On a side note, how about a segment where you and scuba Steve use floating range balls to hit various targets from each tee box calling it Poached Eggs. 😂😂😂

[@FriedEggsGolf]

🤣

[@shaneWARs1]

Mind-set = lower scores try not to get negative or upset instead try to find a touch of flowstate and constraint on every shot routine to give your self a chance at playing at your best. Took my 25 years to do this lol went from a 15 hdc to a 9

[@matthewhoskins282]

Yes and yes again to all of this. Paying good money to get angry is a bad deal. Just enjoy the time on the course. You're paying money for this experience after all.

[@deztroyer76]

I likely will have one of my final rounds of the year in a few days (Chicagoland golfer) and I will approach it with this new mindset and try to just have a good time, even though my golfing buddy and I are extremely competitive. Hope it helps.

[@FriedEggsGolf]

Competition can be fun, just don’t base you’re enjoyment of it on the outcome. I’m wildly competitive with my dad, and I lose to him all the time… but it’s a friggin blast! It takes time to remember how to have fun, but worth it. 👍

[@CAxALLDAY]

i played everyday for my first year of golf and i still suck. i was grinding and so focused on the golf golf part and got mad and angry everyday at my game. nowadays, im trying to enjoy everything about golf other than the golf itself hahaha. its taking some time to implement. this is a problem i have in general in life, i think i inherited from my father. we would practice baseball for hours and he would get upset, being so results driven. Never once did we ever view our baseball workouts as father-son time and that is the problem i have hahaha. sports was always grinding and hard work for me, never really "fun" so im trying so hard to just play golf and have fun with my friends because we will never get this time back.

[@FriedEggsGolf]

So true, I’m luck to have a dad that is always looking to make things fun… ever since I was a kid playing little league baseball, he made practice like being on a play ground. It was a blast!

[@JoelEricson1]

Randy is my spirit animal. Scuba is my Astral Sign.

[@mjsgolf7004]

Was this the kid from the Wonder Years all grown up ??? I think we all play golf for our own reasons Randy, I want to get better, it gets me down when I play badly but I like the competition (against myself and golf as much as against others). Might not be right for you but that is ''cos we're different people with different ideas / personalities etc. After the round it's all forgotten unless I've played badly for months. Nice garden, you guys have so much space compared to us in the UK

[@Kenbur]

Thanks!

[@FriedEggsGolf]

🙏

[@gregcarnall9097]

You are right Randy, if i dont break 80 now im pissed, the first time a broke it i felt i had arrived as a decent golfer :) Very wise words, i will try a different mindset when i tee up in an hour.

[@FriedEggsGolf]

👍

[@gregcarnall9097]

@@FriedEggsGolf I went out with a new frame of mind not worrying about the outcome and just swinging freely, i shot 74 which is as good as it gets for me, you're on to something pal :)

[@Johnny2Gats]

I’m a 12 handicap, and have been for about 5 years. I’ve stagnated at that number, and I’m very content with this. I’ve never broken 80, but I’m fine with shooting in that 82-95 range. The only time I get frustrated is if I break triple digits.

[@danielbackus3764]

So true, Randy.... at 62, I wasted many years being frustrated with my golf ability (or lack thereof) thinking I could be (or should be ) a Tiger Woods.... it wasn't until I began to enjoy the game NO MATTER WHAT that my game became more consistent and my scores began to lower.... I am now a 9 handicapper, and score mostly from 75 - 81.... don't get me wrong, I always strive to go lower, but if I don't happen to, I still go home satisfied. I've played with some friends in the past who will start an 18 hole round and leave angry after hole 6 because they aren't playing as good as they think they should!!!! I always wonder why they came out in the first place!!! 😜😜

[@dondasher58]

I started playing when I was 51. I’m now 59 and actually haven’t played but a few times since the Covid thing hit. Why? Just had so many other demands and distractions. So now I’m still not playing much but when I do hit balls at the range or chipping green I love it. I always loved sports and golf is no different to me. I take the good and the bad breaks. I’m not someone who tosses clubs or freaks out. I just love being out there and watching others lose it😂🤣 it makes me feel 😊 is that wrong?😉😬

[@FriedEggsGolf]

You would have loved watching me melt down as a teenager! I’m hoping to hop on your side of the fence.

[@UnfilteredGolfer]

I read it and it was just as rewarding as the first time i read it...😉

[@simonwhite2890]

Thanks

[@FriedEggsGolf]

Thanks, Simon!

[@winstonsmith11]

I honestly don't have that hope or anticipation before a round. I want to play my best. Who doesn't? But I learned a long time ago that expectations set you up for failure. What I haven't learned yet, is how to shoot better than 3 under, lol. When I'm out there, and I get to that number, I inevitably tighten up and play defense. The score means too much to me. I don't think I'll ever get off the dopamine wave.

[@mikemc7704]

Randy i know what you mean. I got my first birdy. the next hole I got a 10! so I am doing what you suggest!

[@FriedEggsGolf]

Stay of the dopamine roller coaster!

[@MikeL-vu7jo]

Whata game !

[@FriedEggsGolf]

Right!?!?

[@malarkeywithmatt2396]

I built a green so now I can just walk out back and practice. I’ll usually do great for an hour and then suddenly I’m missing the green or triple putting out of nowhere. It doesn’t bother me though because I go out there to just have fun and try different things

[@joshramirez7]

So that's why Liv golfers went to a league where nothing really matters, for the love of the game! 😃 I get it now, thanks Randy...and money I suppose...

[@FriedEggsGolf]

I think the money may have helped 😏

[@lawrencd]

Preach!

[@FriedEggsGolf]

🙏

[@face2faceyouth]

I did this with my business, everything I was taught was success equaled money. So I found myself chasing money and I lost the my why…why did I start my business. I wanted to take care of my wife and kids, but I also wanted to help people. So I changed, now as long as I can take care of people, which obviously includes my family, the joy was back. So now I believe success is when you have joy. Happiness is temporary, just like dopamine, but Joy is permanent. I can be joyful, even when things don’t go as planned. Which I’m also a follower of Christ and he gives me joy, even when the world says I shouldn’t. Sorry for the long comment, but my Joy is my success. Love the channel!

[@FriedEggsGolf]

Appreciate ya, no matter how you find it… joy is the goal! Thanks, Marcus!

[@brandoncarpenter9681]

Randy the scientist, psychologist, and author, a beautiful combo

[@FriedEggsGolf]

🤔

[@pepawg2281]

When I play, I take my final score total and subtract my 20 stroke handicap. That makes me feel better!!

[@Lingermeister]

a young scuba Steve 🔥❤️🔥❤️

[@FriedEggsGolf]

I always like to think of him as an old Randy...

[@13mrc]

Great video.. same in every sport some people excel and most don't.. to get better you need to play regularly, where as alot of people we don't have the time.. because of work/family etc. i just enjoy being out with friends/family and having a laugh.. plus in the states who doesn't love the cart girl.coming round with beer.. it to me is like how girls shop, they go to chat shit and spend time together.. this is the mens equivalent..

[@scottjones7313]

Great video so friggen true. Absolutely love golf but definitely puts me in a bad mood when I play terrible. 23 handicap and I mentally think I should be a scratch golfer. Definitely will use this video and try to enjoy the game I love more. Thank you for your time and the video.

[@SpudRunGolf]

You took a chance on this one buddy

[@kevinm.8611]

Could not agree more, Randy. Golf can be enjoyable no matter the out come, just have to shift your way of thinking. Oh, also glad to see these episodes of “Soft Boiled” are taking off.

[@lawnpanda]

I'm watching this as I get ready to go play a round. I play 2-3 times a week. I expect perfection every round. I have ONLY had that happen once when I shot a 68 with no boggies. I am still chasing that round....

[@FriedEggsGolf]

Have fun today... 🙂

[@Lingermeister]

hello from Miami FL

[@FriedEggsGolf]

👋🏼

[@dkel8795]

Dopamine is how addiction works. Andrew Huberman has some great videos on this. Golf is great because you can never attain perfection in the game, so you can always work to improve and set goals which is actually an awesome way to fight this dopamine roller coaster. When you achieve something great in your life that you spent years/hours working at, most people get a ton of dopamine. Harsh reality is that however high your dopamine levels get, you dip below your baseline by almost the same amount. Which explains why many people feel depressed shortly after achieving great goals. Hence, why golf is great. There's always a new goal to work at. Let the process of working at the goals, not their attainment bring you joy... basically.

[@younghoggy]

True, True! But I can't get there 😄 stupid game 😄 You cleaning off a tee box in your backyard reminded me of over 30 yrs ago, my parents telling me to mow lawn before they get home from work. So I would mow a tee station in front yard and a green in backyard and chip over the house 😆 never broke a window 👍 That was ENJOYMENT! 😁

[@FriedEggsGolf]

😂

[@derekpoe4078]

Great perspective. The squeaky marker made the video 😂

[@FriedEggsGolf]

🙉

[@jmart5011]

I totally understand this video my best score is a 76. I shot it when I didn't care how I played. I actually took one club more cuz I wasn't trying to swing hard.

[@FriedEggsGolf]

It truly is a silly game... less is more!

[@callmecamo2]

Some folks only have one hobby (golf). I am not one of those folks, therefore, I don't expect to be stellar. Like I tell my buddies, the tour ain't calling tomorrow.

[@BayAreaDisney]

That’s a mighty big blower you have Randy

[@alktrio06]

Having a son recently gave me this perspective.

[@Mountaineer3615]

The great philosophers of our time: Socrates, Descartes, Confucius... and Randy. "I suck, therefore I feel more."

[@FriedEggsGolf]

I’ll take it!

[@krishalsrud2210]

Kung-fu wisdom of Randy's brain is truly amazing. Truth was spoken here. A little surprised Ace was not running around in there though.

[@FriedEggsGolf]

😂

[@coolguygolf4230]

We here at Cool Guy expect... 1) to have a good time and 2) to hit numerous shots.

[@fat-shotgolf2937]

I'm 56 and still chasing that dream. It is the point of my life. Am I a golf junkie?

[@DonMock1]

It seems to me, some people deep in their mind, get so angry because somehow they think the score they shoot defines them. When in reality what defines them is how they react to the score they shoot. Enjoy Golf!

[@mrdudelove1]

Thats why i play best ball🤘😎

[@FriedEggsGolf]

Love me some best ball!