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The hat is just pure mate 🤠 keep it going 🔥

Little known but Jesper actually introduced Elin to Tiger Woods, who she later married of course. Jesper was really sneaky good actually too.

Great video keep it up

The sea was angry that day, my friends.

Designer Buddy doesnt say a single thing about their max out of center values. Or testing that's been done on the matter in relation to putting. In short, what he said is PR fluff regardless if there is merit to it or not

Bold of you to assume I can hit my driver straight

Hate to say it but that’s ground under repair. I know it’s not the official ruling but it should be…. A player took a chunk of the course out… and now it’s damaged. And is under repair. If your playing with me or anyone I know your getting relief from a divot. They just need to fix the damn rule.

I always assumed his father was much wealthier than him, so I am surprised money was such a constraint for him.

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Jesper is a very likeable guy 👏

75% sounds impressive til you realise that was all that was on. Every program at that time had 75% of the audience. Kinda joking but not really. We only had 2 channels at that time.

He's caddie Lance Ten Broeck ( last call Lance) was a real wild man. He also played the tour.

Jesper is a really odd type, but always seems nice. I have not met him personally but know people who have run into him from time to time. He is also friends with Bill Murray and there are countless stories about how he and Bill did things when drunk, for example driving a golf cart in the middle of central Stockholm because they quote "Was a fun thing to do"

I met them alot when working at Circle K in Åkersberga where they have a house and often comes to sweden for midsummer and christmas staying there. They are such down to earth people and genuinely nice people! Always cheerfull and fun to interact with! Nice to see a video about Jesper great work man!

Not as popular back in Sweden after he sold himself out to the LIV tour.

His 2 other daugthers are named Peg & Penny. Peg is the swedish word for tee Penny is named after his green marker, since he always used a penny to mark his ball on the green

The end of this video needs to have Steel Panthers, "Just like Tiger Woods," playing

He introduced his kids’ nanny to tiger who later became tiger’s wife. Whether a couple’s marriage works or not is on them not other people. Tiger’s marriage failed because of his infidelity? That subsequently torpedoed a chunk of his prime. So to blame jasper for somehow destroying tiger’s career? 😂

Really great video man; never knew about this fine golfer!

A great character who was always worth watching for the quality of his golf as well as his wardrobe.

Unfortunate that Jesper & his wife are connected to that low point in Tiger Woods career. But Jesper is a classy guy, and was 100% correct for calling out Tiger for being such a shit heel of a man at the time.

Cool video that deserves more traffic

This is interesting. some more of these would be cool.

I still use my dad's 1959 Wilson Staff Top-Flite irons and woods. These are the clubs Arnold Palmer used in the late 1950s. I love them. Small heads and blades. You have to understand the physics of your golf swing to hit every ball perfectly. I don't need to hit 300-yard drives for my ego. My goal is to keep the ball in the fairway and out of the sand and water. I have tried to develop a very simple, repeatable swing by engineering my swing from the point of contact to the point of address as opposed to the opposite. I can't repeat as often as Ben Hogan and Moe Norman but I understand what I did wrong when my ball is not in the middle of the fairway. If I hit as many practice balls as Ben Hogan perhaps I would have been able to train my muscle memory to be more consistent. But, even at my age of 72, I keep trying.

Lol, y'all keep trashing Wilson. You go ahead and spend $500 on a driver and I'll keep buying inexpensive, yet outstanding clubs. Rubes.

They were cheap to begin with then they tried to get cheaper to make more money.

I grew up in the 70s I got a 2nd hand set of Staff‘s . Great irons , my three sons all learned to swing with them . Still have have them

Back in the late 80s I was in the crowd of a pro and match a reasonable size event and on the back nine you could stand near the tea section I saw some player reasonably well known with a big brand sponsored bag not Wilson so I took a look inside his golf bag to see a shiny new matching set to my surprise had an old well used Wilson clubs set - your film explains it all

By turning out crap that's how. Seriously, that 'balata ball' which was a balata cover over the hard Ultra core? What the heck were they thinking? They make some pretty good stuff today but most still think they make crap. Their balls are actually really good now. Their irons are really good.

My favorite pro shop recently recommended the Wilson Staff Model balls to me. I've been very impressed, so far, and they're considerably cheaper than the other "tour quality" balls.

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Padraig Harrington seems okay with them.

I use Wilson staff wedge and D7 driver, they are insane!! And great value

I have a set of Wilson woods, as in actual persimmon wood woods: driver, 3-wood, and 5-wood. Really nice looking set, with the finish getting progressively lighter from drive thru 5-wood: dark brown for the driver, medium for the 3-wood, and a blonde finish for the 5-wood. Got them at the time when the switch to metal woods had completely taken over. In fact, they were the last persimmon wood clubs in the store, and I bought them knowing I'd probably never really use them. Played with the 3-wood a few times, and the 5-wood was actually a nice little rescue type club. Also found a Wilson 50-degree gap wedge a few years ago on sale for $39.99 (at a golf store, not a big-box discount retailer). Bought it, and it has proved to be a fantastic little club. Can hit it off almost any surface. Seems utterly indestructible. The story of why Wilson fell from grace is typical of so many companies that fell victim to financial engineering and acquisition by sports conglomerates.

wilson like srixon do not need to advertise the products like other brands. word of mouth and fittings are the way they make sales.

Interesting

It's amazing how when a logo gets associated with cheap/poor quality, the marketing doesn't think about changing the logo for their premium offerings. The Walmart association kills the consumer's perception of them.

They cheapened the brand and didn’t market their better clubs. The other big companies had superior marketing and kept their products out of Walmart and the like

Iv been looking for this video for years. Great work

Same as Lynx USA.

Sorry I just can't listen to this guy Reading off of a script in the same monotone boring droning tone for the whole video. Holy hell I about fell asleep

Last time a saw a set up of Wilson clubs was in the mid 80's. I play golf three times a week from Ca, Ga, Tn, AL, Fl etc.... not a set of Wilsons.

"WILSONNNNNNN!"

There products are still really good, but they do not spend on advertising like the top brands and therefore the consumer doesn’t see it everywhere and that greatly effects the sales.

It was just old.. And not only that.. companies that make multiple sports products that could be found at Walmart made them look cheap. Titleist would go to hell if they started making tennis racquets and wristbands for Kmart. I did really like the 8802 remake in the late 90s and that titanium ball made me curious... But that's about it... The fat shaft irons made versatility impossible btw.

I think they're coming back. I love their balls, and their new irons look fantastic

The Wilson Dynapower Carbon driver is the best driver out there. Switched from Stealth 2 to it. Perfect driver!!!

They lost credibility by launching their Fatshaft range. They seem to be on the up again now.

I've played Titleist balls for 20 years and have wanted their clubs since my richest buddy got a 975D, but always saw them as top of the line premium clubs that were beyond my price range. I still think "oh, I bet this guy can play" when I'm on the first tee and see their clubs in someone's bag. They definitely have mystique.