MY WORST SCORE AS A PRO...| Quest for the Open
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
- In this Quest for the Open video we look back at an...eventful qualifier for the British Masters at Close House which included my worst ever score on a hole in professional golf. As always lessons to be learned.
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I had an 11 on the 11th and finished 11 over. I’M FREAKING OUT OVER HERE!! Thanks for watching everyone, love the fact you’re sharing time with me ❤️
what was the par for the 11th?
Dont worry Pete most days I'm out on the course 11 over would be a dream for me as a total score. I'm still trying to figure out my handicap though. Any tips on how I could figure out what mine is?
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Not 11!
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Tough luck Pete, you’ve got the right attitude! You’ll bounce back! Happens to the best of us, I had a 9 on route to a 4 over 74 and miss out in our club champs by 1 stroke...
Pete, for those of us who shoot over 100 on a regular basis - Thank You for this video!
The Golf Gods are cruel masters and we the unwashed masses all think in our heads we could be a scratch golfer "I would have been great if only I had *drove *chipped *putted like I know I can 10% of the time"
Your honesty in this edit is massively appreciated - I'm sure watching the 11th hole again would have been painful to review
Looking forward to the next one in which I'm sure you'll shoot a Tigeresque score again!
Pete I love this video, the honesty is refreshing and as a new player to golf, makes me feel a whole lot better. The golf gods will reward you for the awful 11th with a great next round....Trust me ;0)
I hope so 😂 thanks Alicia
Hats off to you Pete. I can only imagine how raw that experience felt. Thank you for sharing not only the focus and practice leading up to the comp, as well as the results of that, but the weakness and oversight that was there as well. It is one of the things I love about the Quest for the Open series. There is so much to this game, and you are at a level that I never see myself achieving. It is exciting to "share the journey" with someone of your skill and get to live the experience a little bit via your videos. Keep it up mate!
Great job getting out of your head and back on pace after the 11th that is a great lesson in not compounding mistakes. Watching you and Rick got me back into golf after a bad back injury which kept me from walking for a year and then off the course for another year after that. I developed a serious fear of golf and even went so far as to sell all my clubs. Watching both your channels has reignited the passion and I went to the range for the first time in 2 years the week before last and had a fantastic time with my dad. I can't thank you enough for your hard work on UA-cam sharing with us both the good and the bad and for the great coaching. I truly do appreciate it as thanks to you guys I'm back at it.
A really refreshing video and I'm someone who can be really hard on themselves and this effects my game so could feel your pain. Keep going, keep turning up and your mind will get used to all this. An important video in the current climate where mental health is so important. Thanks for this Pete.
Pete I really appreciate this video. Been watching a while and you’ve not only improved my game but increased my interest and appreciation of golf. A man who shares his failures is far more interesting than a man who only shares his victories.
Pete, I've been enjoying your videos for a year now but this one really stands out. I truly respect your honesty and how you are not letting this one bad day wreck your aspirations. You probably can't hear it from across the lake, but I'm cheering you on from South Carolina.
I love the honesty here. This is why this is such a valuable series to watch. I imagine all golfers who take the game at all seriously have had that period of panic, where the walls close in and the self-doubt creeps to the front of your consciousness. "The Demons" as Mike Malaska calls them. The fact that you were able to collect yourself and play better immediately after such a nightmare hole is the real lesson here. So often with amateurs that nightmare hole bleeds over for the next several holes and becomes a disaster. Such a great series. Keep battling on Pete.
This was actually incredibly encouraging. As a guy coming back to golf after 15 plus years off, and struggling to score despite knowing I can play better, it's actually very good to see everyone has their own version of that struggle. I admire you, Rick Shiels and Clay Ballard for your clear, simplistic versions of complicated concepts and hope to one day perform even half as well as you all have achieved, albeit in different ways. Keep at it, and I will eagerly await watching you surpass this latest hurdle.
No one ever enjoys a bad score on a hole. Kudos to you to share this experience for others to see. Most often I don't like to look at the scorecard after the round with big numbers on it, let alone record my reaction on video. Really enjoy the content and appreciate the real look at your game and what you're working on.
Pete - you are just the best guy in golf. pure and simple. I could watch your vids all day. 11over. mental but brilliant at the same time.
Keep your head up Pete. I can identify with everything you described in the video through literally every round of golf. You had 17/18 holes that were still good. One bad hole does not make a bad golfer.
I have learnt a lot since I started watching your videos so you're definitely doing a lot right.
Definitely keen to hear how the mental coaching sessions go as I want to work on that as well.
Keep on smiling, the good times are just around the corner. Oh, and never stop having fun. It's why we play this game in the first place.
Much respect for showing your vulnerabilities. We all have those days, those holes, those times when the pressure gets to us. The difference is that we don't usually show that for the world to see. Good luck on your quest. We're all rooting for you.
Pete, I appreciate your honesty and humility, it's why I enjoy your channel so much.
Respect Peter, I admire you for sharing this in public. There are many coaches out there who may not have been so honest. We all have "head's gone" moments in the course, but as you say, its how we learn from them that makes us better players under pressure.
Thank you for your honesty, transparency, and ....raw exposure. Sharing that experience is one we all know too well...but you allowing us into that heartbreak was educational and heartwarming.
Great content Mr. Finch! Your honesty is extremely refreshing and a lot of us can learn/relate with your struggles on hole 11! If you would, please try to get some more left-handed golfers on the channel! As a south paw, it's refreshing to watch you play with other lefties and examine their swings! All the best!
Well done Pete. Takes a lot for you to push this out there and be honest about it. Golf was put here to test our mental attitudes. Onwards and upwards. Looking forward to the next vid! My first comp tomorrow since lockdown and it’s a medal!!!!
Honest video. We mere mortals playing off 22 have done that on an irregular basis. Loved to see your honesty. It’s only golf!!
Your attitude in defeat is inspirational. I played the TPC here in the Twin Cities last week. Just a friendly game but a course us mere mortals don't get to play often, I wanted to do well. I got stuck in a fairway bunker, first swing, all sand,.. second swing, barely moved the ball...third swing the ball moved and rolled right back to where I was standing. I picked up my ball, got in my cart and met the group down at the green. I was salty to put it lightly. One guy made a great putt and I congratulated him...I felt the weight lifted from me as I was genuinely happy for him, it wasn't fake or jealousy. I played and struck the ball well the last three holes with a monster drive on the 18th, one of my best.
Thanks for sharing, Pete. It’s actually a bit endearing and reassuring to know that you’re working hard on your own game as well as the improvement of others. And you’re learning from your own shortfalls too, which simply shows us you’re human. Way to go, man.
So much admiration for your honesty and openness. It’s easy to disguise blemishes online and selectively create an unrealistic image of perfection, particularly for pros. But that’s not how life is. I’m a professional performer myself and understand this conundrum as much as anyone. It’s so refreshing to see that even the guys at the top of their game can have bad days and need to keep working at it. We never, ever see that online. Thank you, Pete. Also great to see how much your working at your game and how much you want to step up to the next level. Really inspirational and makes me feel less of a chump for spending 6 hours a day in the practice room. Will be waving the Finch Flag at The Open when it finally happens.
Peter you referenced an excellent round that you played prior to the comp. I’ve found in life in general, and very much in golf, that expectation is the thief of joy. I’ve had to learn as a player to completely forget my good rounds as well as my bad, and when I show up at the range gauge my skill set for the day and adjust the plan for my round accordingly. Huge kudos to you for recovering from the 11, You showed some serious grit. Keep slashing at it!
Love the Chin up attitude and taking what is a bad situation and making the best of it as a learning and teaching point.
Two ways to do everything I guess..because I am known to (purposely) look at the hole instead of the ball when I’m putting..like get my ball all aligned, line my body up, get my putter behind the ball then stare at the hole and stroke the putter. More often than not, it’s perfect distance control and I hit it as close or closer (or sink it) than a traditional putt.
The staring at the cup helps both speed control and also just overall confidence in my experience.
It works. Try it.
It’s easy to do. Unless you have an out of control putting stroke
You're getting there Pete. Your ability to step back and really evaluate what went wrong and how to correct in in the future is what will set you apart from other competitors as you get comfortable in your profession. Great analysis and self-critique. I know I'll see you on the Tour soon!
I know it doesn't help for you but it's so good to hear these stories. I think as amateur golfers we need the reassurance it's not just us! Keep it up Pete, great video.
Keep going Pete , we all know you can do it and we’re right behind you. Really enjoy the channel , it has inspired me to play golf again , and enjoying the good stuff and learning from the not so good moments.
Don’t know you Pete - we’ll likely never meet, but wanted to share some encouragement. Chin up. You’ve done a lot for the game of golf, and have a remarkable attitude to be able to make hard times so public. Thanks for all that you do for Golf and it’s community. Wishing you all the best.
I love the honesty in this video Pete and think it's great that you share the good with the bad, gives a bad golfer like me some hope.
I’ve just got into golf, played football all my life along with indoor and outdoor bowling. My touch around the green and putting is surprisingly very good, irons ok but my big clubs are woeful. Since lockdown I’ve been hooked on your videos along with, Rick, Matt and James. The help you give us all is superb... helping people break down the mechanics of golf is very insightful. I now coach football and I encourage a positive mental attitude, growth mindset is something I’m taking into golf, all small wins and no negatives
Quest for the open and honest conversation about your own game, allowing your audience greater insight into those strengths and weaknesses has been achieved. Nice one Pete, there is always the next round.
I enjoy all of your videos and being honest with us over all aspects of your game makes you just that much more enjoyable.
Over the weekend I played a course that I hadn't been on in 3 years. It is a premier local course and very challenging. In 2017 I had just taken up the game and really had no business playing this course. I shot around 120 and lost 14 golf balls. On Saturday I was so nervous teeing it up at the beginning but once I got the first shot into the fairway it was nothing but smiles for the rest of the day. This time I shot right at 100 and lost no balls. The 13 three putts were my down fall but coming off of 18 I felt so great. This video just keeps me motivated to keep practicing.
Your humility is fantastic. Thank you!
You will get there the mental side of golf is the toughest part to overcome. Getting someone to help you with that is good idea, it's the only thing holding you back, getting over this hurdle mentally will be brilliant, you can achieve getting to the Open I know you can whether it's this year or next you will get there. Love your videos as always Pete
I love that you shared this. I know you are playing in a comp, but that doesn't mean it can't be fun. Enjoy yourself out there and don't forget why we all play. You're doing great Pete.
Dont give up Pete lad.....you are doing what every average golfer dreams about, just having the chance to compete to get into the big events and play some awesome courses. Im sure your subscribers are with you on your journey whether its good or bad its always good viewing.
Your on course vlogs are my fav...with Rick and Matty and of course Carly Booth.
One day all the hard work and practice will pay off....WHAT A VIDEO THAT WILL BE......Good luck fella
I absolutely love this series, Pete. I love your honesty and the truth that this game demands in every single one of us who pursues it: it’s a ridiculously hard game! Keep up the good work.
Love how honest you are about the 11. Makes me feel better that it happens to you. I played my first comp in about 20 years on sat and had 2 11s. Mental game is deffo tough to work on.
That’s a tough one, Pete! Thanks for sharing the pain with us as much as you do the fun. So great that you keep it real!
Pete,, I feel your pain but also see a determination in your words that inspires.. keep up the good work
I had an 11 on a par 4 last weekend as well!!! Proof it is not our fault! Something was in the air! Mine happened from topped 3 wood tee shot, 2 topped shots into water, missed approach, bladed chip, duffed chip, 3 putts! It is embarrassing but on the other side of it I think we become tougher because we have been there, done it and move on. Good on you posting the debrief. You are also showing everyone the true face of golf, it can and will bite at times, but when you hit that next sweet shot your hooked again! You are kick ass Pete, keep being you!
Loved this video, the nerves of competitive golf are a fascinating thing. I miss it at times because the triumphs always feel so good, but the failures sure do hurt. I'll never forget the 12 I had in Sectional my senior year of high school. Haunts my dreams to this day!
My worst hole was a 19 during a stroke event. People struggled to understand why I wasn’t angry about it and I just figure that there’s people worse off than me. I was playing golf with my mates outside in the sunshine, it could always be worse. Thanks for the honesty Pete, can’t wait to watch you in The Open someday.
Great attitude man. No such thing as loosing, only winning and learning, always something to gain or take from it. Keep at it pal.
Another great great video, Pete. The honesty is so appreciated by those of us who could easily capitulate on any hole. If it makes you feel better, I played a club comp and was -3 under my handicap when I stepped up to the 8th and lost my tee shot and 3 provisionals all out of bounds on the easiest hole on the course. Keep going!
This was incredibly refreshing. Technique is important, trust in your technique is also important, but you need to have both of those to compete under pressure. Totally agree that as a coach this will help enormously, and hopefully as a player. One thing is for certain, thousands of people will have learnt a great deal from your experience, and in terms of growing the game, that is exactly what we need.
Glad you showed us this vlog Peter - its something we can all relate to I guess and seeing you deal with it is very helpful. I look forward to your follow on vlogs and your next comps - I am 100% sure you will do so much better in them,
Cheers!
I love the thorough description of the 11th hole....brutal luck!!
Thanks for sharing this, Pete! I'm not anywhere near as good a golfer as you are, but I would have totally lost the grip after getting an 11, let alone getting back 3 strokes, so well done!
Regarding putting, if you don't mind an observation, I noticed that - because I struggle with the same thing - you open your hips a bit as you make contact with the ball. Because it's a small amount, it doesn't have much effect on shorter putts, but definitely affects longer putts, causing, or at the very least contributing to, a left miss.
Chin up, Pete, you’re the man! And we certainly appreciate that you are so transparent with your failures as well as your successes!
Good on ya Pete, very open and honest. We are behind you, cheering you on.
Amazing reflection Peter, I think the most telling and useful thing that takes no talent at all, is what you mentioned about seeing the golf course. It’s so easy to get lost in a round thinking about your grip, or swing keys, or blowing up mentally...but simple things like watching other players shots into a green, how they roll out...actually looking at the slope of the green as you walk up the fairway instead of hanging your head and grumbling about being in the bunker. Really making use of all the info available to you is something you need to constantly remind yourself of. Great series as always!
I’d say you showed very strong mental fortitude to only go +1 on the remaining holes after the 11. And the work you did in the week showed on the 6ft and closer. Both of these facts you should be very proud of and take a lot of positives from them. Keep at it!
I have the same issue, I completely understand what you are saying. When you find out what tips help you most to clear your head please let us know. I can go and play with people I don’t know and I can play great... I go and play with friends or family and the wheels fall off.. it’s a complete mental block. You will get through this Pete. Can’t wait to see your next tourney.
I'm really enjoying this series. I admire your authenticity and I'm cheering for you. You have one of the nicest swings I have witnessed and I think it's more a mental hurdle that you are on the precipice of conquering. Good luck mate.
I love your vo
Logs. I know how nerves can break you down. Try to remember that you can’t overcome without a struggle.
You’ve got to take a lot from how you played after the 11th, most people would’ve knocked it on the head or continued to play badly after that. Keep going 👍🏻
Thanks Pete for a very honest video. I suffer from performance anxiety and as a result I don't play in comps. Credit to you for putting yourself out there if you have similar issues.
Appreciate the honesty Pete! Good on you for finishing strong. Shows how tricky it is to stick at it at every level
Great video! Everyone posts the perfect results but seeing the real life struggles makes you relatable. The bad holes happen to us all so well done keeping the content real and......painful. I’m rooting for you, keep moving forward 💪🏻🥃
We are all experts sitting on the sidelines - but for my two pence of experience I see its a mental block. Putting pressure on yourself to qualify for the open - rather than play your natural game. I whistle the Morecombe and Wise tune after a hole to put it to bed and keep relaxed. I am only an 8 handicapper and like most golfers we think we know how to sort everyone else's game - just my opinion Pete. Really enjoy your channel and enjoy watching how you play - thanks
Appreciate your openness and honesty
Pete I love your honesty, hard work always pays off so you will be fine. Having an 11 could have ruined the whole round but you bounced back and finished well so you should be proud of that and take the positives from it 👍
To teach you need to know, and you KNOW golf Pete. Dealing with anxiety is as hard a task as fixing my driver pull slice. Keep at it Pete. We'll be watching, and you'll get there.
Pete, hard work don't necessary payoff short terme 100% of the time, but will 100% long terme !! Keep up the hard work and of course your awesome video !!
Hats off for sharing this video. Pretty inspiring. I've only ever played one comp and was dreadful. It was alternate shots and I shanked so much from nerves even tho it meant nothing. One par three I hit a tree and the ball ended up behind me! Golf is such a mental game, as much mentality as skill I'm sure
You got this man, thanks for sharing, that’s the first part of healing
I got faith in you, and a lot more do as well
love the honesty. I can't imagine how you felt walking off the green with your peers there, can't have been easy to carry on but you did and by the sounds of things played well. Have watched your videos for years keep going I am sure you will get there and also get the allusive hole in one. you show what hard work and perseverance can do.
Enjoyed this Pete. Great honesty. It's all mental. Relax, relax, relax and have faith in your natural talent.
Pete, please, please read Zen Golf by Joseph Parent. You liked my comment last time I recommended it, but it doesn't seem like you followed through. This book is EXACTLY what you need right now. Working toward developing unconditional confidence and understanding your mind is all you need. Your swing is fine. You've shot 6 under before so you can do it again. Pete, I love watching you and I want you to succeed, so please take my advice. It's a short book so it shouldn't be too much time from your schedule.
once the basics of golf are sorted, 80% of your problems come mentally, investing in a coach to help you prepare for that mental battle will go a long way! Great video again Peter, being so honest and critical of yourself in a positive way, very inspirational to the young/new players. Don't get down on yourselves guys, brush the bad shots off and just think of what you can do better next time! :)
Pete used to play golf with a guy who was awesome on practice rounds ext but could not play tournament golf due to his anxiety. That was until he started playing with a caddy that was a good friend. Took the pressure off him as he was not thinking about his next shot until he needed to. If you are not allowed caddies then ask a friend to walk with you talk about anything but golf between shots. You have the game to play we all know that. Good luck with your quest and keep the videos coming
Bravo and kudos for the openness and honesty. Best wishes in all your ventures. 👍🏼
Huge amount of respect to you Pete, you could have easily hid away from this, not posted the video and pretended it didn’t happen. Facing it head on will hopefully benefit you massively going forward.
Great video Pete, really honest about your game and the experiences you have. I like that your able to talk about it and not take yourself too seriously! Keep them coming you will get there
I really like how honest you are about your game, keep it up.
An extremely honest and insightful video. You could easily of not posted it or given up during the round but you did neither which is huge credit to you. I have learnt some key points for my own golf thanks to your honesty. Good luck in your next event.
It’s videos like this, of Pros shooting scores like average golfers that give me more confidence. Understandably it’s frustrating for you however it’s inspiring when pros are transparent like this and allow us to remember that everybody regardless of skill level has shocking days.
Very frank and honest assessment buddy - respect. I've followed you for years and your technique has never been the issue. You hit the nail on the head - its the mental game and the pressure you put on yourself that's holding you back. Keep believing and you'll get there though, and we'll enjoy being able to follow you through it. (P.S. Maybe give Bob Rotella's Golf is Not a Game of Perfect another read... 😉)
Love the authenticity of your video - class you being so honest.
Well done Pete utmost’s respect to you for sticking at it and not folding after the 11th many a person would have 👍👍👍
I don't play much competitive golf now, but years ago I started off a shotgun start tournament by hitting 3 tee shots out of bounds on a par 5...I feel your pain. I actually "eagled" the hole with my 4th ball for a lovely 9. I was ready to quit, but the good friend I was playing with said "you can't leave me out here, plus we're as far away from the clubhouse as you can get on this course" so I stuck with it. Actually played the next 17 holes in 2 over for a smooth 78. Never give up!!!
I wouldn’t worry Pete, I’ve had an 11 and a 12 before. It’s golf, it happens. Keep up the good work and it will pay off. I have been suffering a lot from anxiety in golf, and i get so tense in competitions, tighten up and swing fast and don’t commit and then hit it so poorly . But the more comps i play, the better
Loving these videos and how honestly you're showing the up's and down's. Good on you for sharing these experiences as I know they're helping a lot of people. You're a very talented golfer Mr Finch and YOU CAN make it to the open. Keep at it mate, we're all cheering for you
Good on you bud for not checking out after the disaster. It happens to the best of players at times. How you immediately follow it says a lot about your character. Glad to hear you took pride in your finish and grinded it out. That’s what a PROFESSIONAL does.
Just had my first round today after nearly 4 months off the Course due to the covid-19. one of my biggest issues is anxiety whilst playing with unfimilliar people. So today on the signature hole this guy and his family showed up and boom the nerves hit. Luckily I took a deep breath hit a gentle 9 iron and stops 6 ft from the hole. On other holes when I had 20ft putts I nailed them with the Finch claw lol and yet 2 putted ome 6 ft putts. Was a messy 82 but it was fun
That's one thing I don't do well myself either. Actually walked off the course after losing my 3rd ball on a hole. It's just embarrassing. I'm sure crippling depression wasn't helping the last time I tried, but you got past it mate, and that's what matters! I'm going to remember your story about overcoming the adversity, and hopefully get within about 10 strokes of where you shot! 🤣
The fact that you were able to still play another 7 holes, almost ace your drive on a par 3, and birdie coming in is really impressive. Aside from Tour pros, 90-95% of golfers would have easily collapsed after an 11 midway through a round, during a competition. To me, that says more about your mental game right there; able to block out a rubbish hole and still finish strong.
I can relate too. I just played a course that I’ll be competing in today, played it once 8 years ago, but basically going in blind. Course is severely underlating and it’s got about 6 different types of grass, depending upon the location. First drive is right in the middle, short par 4 to an elevated green, and I card a 7. Unfortunately, it set the tone for the round but it made me wake up to, as you said, the importance of course knowledge and ball placement. Where should your misses go and what club should you hit off of the tee? Hopefully, I can commit to a solid game plan before the comp in 2 weeks time. Cheers mate!
Thanks for being honest and sharing that. I suffer from anxiety a lot in my competitions and i guess those are my masters qualifiers and open qualifiers. Club championship qualifiers every year i hit in the 80's and feel like all good in my game goes on holiday!
Does just prove how important the mental side is. Look forward to you sharing your findings...
I know the feeling. Although not professional, I also did this in my first competition after I restarted my golf playing days. Hooked 3 balls into a dense forrest left luckily found the third and manged to scrap 10. Played the last 12 holes 2 over, which isn´t bad for 12 handicap. My point is, it is just one isolated hole with many failures. Keep on!
Thanks for your honesty Peter, I can assure you that we can all learn from this along with you and the same for the mental side of the game when things don’t go our way and we have to shut out what just happened, relax, refocus and go again.
Loving the series Peter! It takes a huge amount of courage to talk us through what happened on the 11th hole. I still remember Kevin Na carding a 16 in a PGA tour event years ago so don't feel bad. If golf was an easy game, we'd all be on the tour! Best of luck to you in the future and crossing my fingers to see you at the Open soon! By the way, we have great weather year round here in northern California and plenty of spectacular courses to play!
Really appreciate you sharing this! It's reassuring as an inconsistent amateur to see that those blow-ups can happen to anyone. Really looking forward to seeing the videos on the mental side, such a key part of the game
Love love love the putting dedication Pete, you have helped my motivation for my own practice loads, thank you and good luck in future comps 👍🏻🏌🏻♂️⛳️
Hi Pete. Fair play for posting this. A lot of pros wouldn't have the guts to do so. As you say you'll learn a lot from this experience. I'm sure many subscribers have scored 11 and can sympathise. Keep up the good work and interesting videos.
what a round in that wind! and the sound effets were even better!
Honestly it’s inspiring to see you as such a good golfer embrace and move on from a bad experience/hole, head up Pete ❗️
Confidence plays a massive part in all sport so working on your mentality whilst playing will 100% improve your game. Your focus in achieving your goal is excellent and zoning out of all the pressures of a tournament will definitely improve your game. Good luck and thank you for sharing!
Love the videos Pete. Started playing just before lock down and no point me watching giant Americans telling me how to get an extra 30 yards off the tee! You and Rick are way beyond what I can get to but it’s relatable and promotes the joy of the game.