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aye ..no much sunshine in 2024!

cheers Webby ..I had to come back home the next morning with the snow forecast. Actually found from Llwyngwril to Tywyn quite disappointing .the previous bit from Barmouth to Llwyngwril far better. Gonna be at leaat couple of months before Im back I think .but you never know when the impulse hits.

@@trailsandalesfromwales3074 cheers Phil. Track didnt take me past the old go kart track on your vid. Wasnt keen on that stage but had a good night out in Machynlleth afterwards. The next stage from Aberdovey looks good in your vid.

Yes you climb up away from the coast with good views@@SmithyGolfandSmithyWalks

@@dave6930 cheers Dave ..had a fantastic afternoon there .absolutely loved it.

@@gooddeedsbeatbad2625 thars an idea for consideration. Thanks .have a good xmas yourself.

Ive only played it once .course was in really good condition .cant remember how good the greens weee but Im assuming they were good otherwise Ud have mentioned in the vid. If Id had time I would have played round again.

@@BillyAyles-s6n Im sorry I cant remember. Might have been mats in March. Im a member at Tain and I dont think its mats. Golspie and Brora are also great courses. Id take a mat just incase. Ive always got mine in the car.

I remember the land being really wet and not suitable for a course. Not my fav type of course anyway. Just re-editing all the vids I did when I started in 2021. Filmed in portrait mode and trying me best converting it to landscape.

I think it was built on an old spoil tip from mining works. Not ideal terrain for golf. I seem to remember that it wasn't as bad as all that though

Im just re editing all videos from 2021 as I filmed them in portrait mode .converting to landscape.Sad to hear any course closing

@@SmithyGolfandSmithyWalks I think it suffered badly from flooding. Such a shame as it looks a great course.

@@andybt3989 I liked the front 9 but the back 9 for me was a bit bland. Flat straight tree lined holes all much of a muchness .this would be the part that flooded then

yeah . Im just editing all 2021 vids when I first started doing them as they were un an old format

cheers Webby ..it really is a terrific walk from Barmouth to Llwyngwril..nothing wrong wirh signs..I was just reading guide book and walked right past it. Its after Llwyngril up in the fields where signage is poor .Ill go back and restart from there next time. I had the torch so just used it when cars were approaching .just annoying when you find out its gonna be 2 hours. Pint in Tywyn afterwards was one of the best ever!

@SmithyGolfandSmithyWalks Looking forward to it. I might follow the old railway trail that runs along that estuary aswell at some point, that looks a nice walk.

Strangely enough when you said you had 4 miles to Tywyn from Llwyngwril I thought that can't be right,I walked up and through Tonfanau,old go cart track and a few miles on the shore, you'll enjoy that next time John👍

@@trailsandalesfromwales3074 totally ballsed it up Phil. I wanted a shorter trip on a Sunday due to earliest train to Barmouth. Read the mileage chart wrong in guide book. When I was up in the hills above Llwyngwril realised there was a mistake somewhere. Lesson learnt and new batteries in the torch!

@@robertcoleman6153 yeah its a really good course .would look even better in summer when heather is out.

not played that many in Nottinghamshire but I think Sherwood Forest would edge it for me but then again only seeing Coxmoor in winter months. Always helps when heather comes out in bloom

@@SmithyGolfandSmithyWalks Sherwood is excellent too but the variety of holes at Coxmoor is what I like, and most of them are great looking too.

Its great watching your drives from all these elevated tees

Hollinwell is number 1 by a margin. Sherwood number 2, Coxmoor number 3...It's a beautiful course and coming in 3rd against Hollinwell and Sherwood is no bad thing...Hollinwell in my opinion and many others I've spoken to over the years is one of Englands finest inland tracks.

@@iiredeyeiiredeye1569 I can see that a lot of people would say that, but we all look for different things in a golf course and for me Coxmoor has the things I like to see.

@@WebbysWalks the next stage from Barmouth was really good until I ballsed it up reading the mileage chart on the guide book. Thouhht it was 12 miles when it was 17 and had to bail out when it got dark. Fair bit of editing to do lol

@SmithyGolfandSmithyWalks I started making my map for future sections and my line got to 20km quite a way before Barmouth, so I stopped drawing it. Lol. I'm on Abersoch to Pwllheli next. 👍 Where did you walk to from Barmouth?

@@WebbysWalks I thought Barmouth to Tywyn was 12 miles so I intended that on the Sunday as I couldnt get to Barmouth on train until 11. Got to Llywngwril not long after 3 oclock and thought it was 4 miles to Tywyn whereas it was 9 miles. I would have stopped at Llwyngwril if Id known.but continued and it took me way up high in fields and directions eere non existent. Knowing it was gonna get dark I had to make my way off the path and down to the main road. Had a 6.5 mile walk back along the road to Tywyn. Will start again at Llywngwril next time but on a weekday so I can start early. If weather stays ok will be back this year

@SmithyGolfandSmithyWalks Yes I looked at that, we did Barmouth to Fairbourne on a random walk before we began the whole coast path, will re walk it probably to Llywngwril when we get that way. I wanted to get to Pwllheli by the end of this year, Llyn Peninsular has been easier than Anglesey because of the public transport. Look forward to your next video, Do you have any other walks planned?

@@WebbysWalks 2 more sections of coastal path .to get to Machynlleth.

@@trailsandalesfromwales3074 even worse on next stage Phil. I ballsed up reading the mileage chart and even more difficult fields above Llywngwril

@@WebbysWalks cheers Webby. I looked at visiting Portmeirion a few years ago but felt it a bit expensive so didnt bother. First stage back after covid so the distance was ideal. Quite a few sets of cows to pass but the ginger ones were absolutely beautiful.

@@richardcameron3762 I just find some of the tree lined parkland ones much of a muchness.

@@robertcoleman6153 he is the pro but wasnt in. Good course but a stereotypical flat tree lined parkland for me without being distinctive. James Braid course so get the discount ..

@@YorkshireMannowlivinginWal-y3n cheers mate .was cracking chatting to you guys in the bar. I messed up walking to Tywyn .read the mileage wrong and ended up walking 6.5 miles in the dark along the road back to Tywyn.

@@SmithyGolfandSmithyWalks Yep, we did see you going along the road next to the golf course, we had a feeling you would be either stopping over or walking in the dark, the dark it was, go steady.

@@ArcherTheGolfer will do .get back to you tomorrow

Do you know thats a really tough question. Cant think of any Ive played around Glasgow. Further afield .Comrie and St Filans are both good. Dalmally is good as well goingbtowards Oban but might be a bit wet in winter. Near Dunoon Inellan is good .Kyles of Bute near Tignabruich. Bute itself is good. Most of them on islands. Sorry cant be more helpful .its just all the 9 hole courses I remember are a bitbfar away. Bridge of Allan and Alva decent as well

I could play this course every day .love it.

@@jackcalder2937 Ive no idea mate ..but Id imagine it would be decent .heathland turf .should dry out quickly

@@SmithyGolfandSmithyWalks is it common ground there, ie do yiu get loads of dog walkers like at Rushmere near Ipswich? Thanks

@@jackcalder2937 Ive only played there once on a trip round Norfolk and Suffolk. Cant recall see any walkers around the course. Id remembrr if there were cos they get on my nerves lol. Its well worth playing .really good course

@@daniel_9500 cheers mate .yeah decent enough for a knock. Not the most difficult but a good golf facility

@@davidthomas5537 cheers David. I was away for 3 weeks .intended to come to Dorset but enjoyed South Devon too much and didnt have time. Im now in Croatia for the Scotland match so had to get home and get my washing done!

@@SmithyGolfandSmithyWalks Ha, Don't blame you, some good value courses in Devon - playing one of your recent visits tomorrow (Thurs) Teign Valley in a last swansong before it closes, well they say temporary, and to be re-opened as a leisure centre/hotel with a 9 hole course - yeh, we will wait with baited breath, just like the others that this lot are supposed to be doing - Farrington already gone...................hmmm - Croatia, lovely country now that they stopped shooting each other!

@@klins118 I know .I noticed it was closing so thought Id play it before it closed

@@SmithyGolfandSmithyWalks going to miss the place.. first ever golf club I joined. Been a member for over 13years.. going to be a sad day when it closes

@@klins118 yeah shame .played not far from there today at Exeter

Usually its too busy to set up the camera stand and film myself. Prefer to concentrate on the golf course. Im not a good golfer. I film players playing on the Mizuno Golf Pairs channel with a wee bit of commentary

@@SmithyGolfandSmithyWalks thanks Smithy

@@simonhammond7061 disagree

@@rjt4020 was lucky to be signed on .but still £70 quid as members guest

@@stewarteaston7197 Difficult one. Not played broomie..Kings Acre was nice .got a vid on Prestonfield as well but personally found it a bit repetitive .flattish and straight. But Im well aware we all have different preferences so Id advise just play both of them or 3 and see which suits you most. Ta for watching.

@@davidthomas5537 spot on

@@smilingvulture no .I played there before I started doing videos. Loved it .Im hopefully going back there .

@@WebbysWalks cheers Webby ..my first 5 stages I was filming in portrait mode and couldnt get rid of borders .just gradually re-editing them now into landscape.

@@query1527 cheers .shame that one is in the old format .getting round to re editing the old ones. Pennard my numver one course in Wales. Absolutely fantastic course.

@@TTT-Turbo that was April 2022. Its already very popular on the facebook pages Im on.

@@thebloodyshambles cheers mate. Honestly was so windy .but absolutely exhilarating. What a golf course.

@@SmithyGolfandSmithyWalks love the video, I need to watch more of your journey, you need to get some footage of you hitting the ball. Next time I am home I am going to play Durness Golf Club, can't wait.

@@SmithyGolfandSmithyWalks I was actually surprised to see stripes on thew fairways. Durness is a natural grass sheep shortened.

@@thebloodyshambles I dont tend to show any of my shots ..maybe the odd putt ..Durness is my all time fav course

played Highfield in 2019 before I started vids. In my notes Ive got it as a nice course but cant really remember it too well.

@@brucedevney4410 one of the best.

@@carcav13 Ive played many worse.

@@danielpaterson2671 some day for it. I was really blown aeay by how much I liked it.

@@davidthomas5537 cheers David ..got another couple of ace ones from that area to edit