Paul Lawrie has never been given the credit he deserves for his triumph in The Open Championship. He kept his nerve and won. Others didn't and lost. He was a worthy champion and a popular one.
Tremendous example of giving back to the game of which he had so much success. I regret I never congratulated him after his open success whilst passing him in an airport car park. Top class player
I grew up in Aberdeenshire and am a few years younger than Paul. He was very famous in the 80’s as having the potential to be a tour pro. We are all very proud in Scotland of what he has achieved 🏴🏆
Paul is a tremendous guy, great sense of humour and loves the banter. Not many people remember that Paul just scraped through qualifying - I was a neighbour in Coull Green at the time - and we chatted after both qualifying rounds, the rest is history. Everyone in Aberdeen watched that final round, incredible performance. He is right about Marian, a lovely woman and a kind person.
Went to Wentworth once...I bomb it pretty good, but the only two golfers in the field that made me go 'oh wow!' off the tee, and just the swing and ball striking... Rory... and Paul. Phenominal golfer and amazing mature and warm demeanour. Top man.
Absolutely the best golf documentary I’ve seen in a while. A true gentleman & supporter of Scottish grass roots golf who deserves every success. Well done & thank you Paul 👍🏻
What a treat to learn more about Paul and his foundation. Wonderful man, husband, father and golfer. Thanks for such a well produced piece. Very touching.
Truly one of the best Scottish golfers that we've produced and been blessed to have carry the Scottish flag. Probably more for what he has done for the game rather than what he has done on it and that's saying something. What a career 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Top man, proper gent. Gives credit to others whilst being a credit to the game and Great Britain. Thanks so much for everything Mr Paul Laurie, sir. Cap raised to you. Man amongst men.
Always liked Paul Lawrie, gent and a top top player. 8 Tour wins incl a Major, most tour pros could only dream of a career like his and now his work with his foundation. Well done Paul.
Beautiful documentary. As a Scot, I am incredibly proud of Paul Lawrie. He has conducted himself incredibly humbly and with distinction. I admire his achievements as a golfer but I have even more admiration for the way he has conducted himself as a person. He is a credit to Scotland.
i always have a small chuckle to myself as I remember those taxi driver golf days....and always tell the mrs that we started the golf career of an open champion...seriously though it has been a pleasure to watch Paul grow from that assistant pro to Open champion and then go on to create his golf foundation and then the tartan tour. he was never given the credit he deserved by playing so well in the play off....he hit the best 4 iron under pressure that a certain mr Jack Nicklaus had ever seen. I loved the days of the taxi guys golf days with Stevie and Paul and their late father Jim who was a character.....sadly a long time ago but cherished memories. Paul Lawrie pride of Aberdeen around the world......weel dun min.
A great documentary about a real champion in our sport. No flashy cars or private jets, a down to earth human being who worked hard in his community and made it big. I would love to see more of these, more entertaining than a certain Netflix series.
Great documentary and not only a great player but humble with it, classy and I always thought that Paul never got the credit he deserved for winning the open at the toughest course Carnoustie. But what he has achieved can never be taken away,pleased I had the privilege of seeing him play.
A wonderful watch. Paul sold me a set of irons in 1983 (or84?) at Banchory - actually swapped a set I had got in Canada for a set they had of Browning Mirages.... still have them 40years later. He sounds just the same guy he was back then. Very proud of all he achieved - he did "peak well" as he won the Open and a big prize at the Dunhill. Loved him winning his singles match in the Ryder Cup too..... if I remember his chipping was wonderful there too! Good to see Banchory too - four of us went there every autumn for many many years.
Had the pleasure to see Paul last year in Formby, as I walked onto the property who did I see first Paul chipping on the practise area living up to his famous nickname. This great piece demonstrates what a lovely, kind and thoughtful human he is.
Lucky to play in a few Assistants EVENTS with PAUL…………… Absolutely Remarkable Gentleman…. Always had a minute to ask how I played 😢……well done PAUL 🏴⛳️
when people ask what shot stands out for me, i always think back to the 4 iron into the 18th at carnoustie. right up there with Sandie's bunker shot at Augusta and Y YE Yang hybrid into the 18th against tiger for the PGA. its a shame Van De veld grabbed the headlines that day, Paul should have got more recognition for his achievement winning the open. Paul comes across as a real humble and genuine guy. Pity more certain sportsmen don't follow his example.
I met him on two occasions once at gleneagles and another at Carnoustie and on both occasions I found him very dry and uninterested in someone who was very excited to meet an open champion,a bit of a let down for me
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great documentary, so few people realise how much he has given back to Aberdeen and Scottish golf, all the kind words are absolutely deserved.👍👍👍👍👍
Paul Lawrie has never been given the credit he deserves for his triumph in The Open Championship. He kept his nerve and won. Others didn't and lost. He was a worthy champion and a popular one.
LIV golf among others take note. This is growing the game
9:56 The worker with the green gloves just set a new record time in filleting that fish. Unreal!
Think he's on something
@@balance3201 no my friend I wasn’t on anything , wish I was tho
I know brother I’m rapid at cutting fish for the camera
@@kyleburnett3585 hope they pay you well cause you are fantastic
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We're so thankful for Paul and all the work he's done and continues to do for the game of golf in Scotland. Cheers, Chippy ❤
‘When you win the Claret Jug, you get to come on the pitch and it’s cool’….Absolute Gent of a man, COYR!
Tremendous example of giving back to the game of which he had so much success.
I regret I never congratulated him after his open success whilst passing him in an airport car park. Top class player
What great banter from the juniors at banchory
I agree great banter from the lads
How nice to see someone so talented and hard working, so humble and grounded. Footballers, should be made to watch this.
I grew up in Aberdeenshire and am a few years younger than Paul. He was very famous in the 80’s as having the potential to be a tour pro. We are all very proud in Scotland of what he has achieved 🏴🏆
Paul is a tremendous guy, great sense of humour and loves the banter. Not many people remember that Paul just scraped through qualifying - I was a neighbour in Coull Green at the time - and we chatted after both qualifying rounds, the rest is history. Everyone in Aberdeen watched that final round, incredible performance. He is right about Marian, a lovely woman and a kind person.
What a fantastic film. A great guy who does so much for golf in Scotland
What a great documentary and insight into Paul. Can’t think of many that carry themselves better. Wonderful golfer and a great man.
Went to Wentworth once...I bomb it pretty good, but the only two golfers in the field that made me go 'oh wow!' off the tee, and just the swing and ball striking... Rory... and Paul. Phenominal golfer and amazing mature and warm demeanour. Top man.
Absolutely the best golf documentary I’ve seen in a while. A true gentleman & supporter of Scottish grass roots golf who deserves every success. Well done & thank you Paul 👍🏻
What a treat to learn more about Paul and his foundation. Wonderful man, husband, father and golfer. Thanks for such a well produced piece. Very touching.
A utter gent and works hard to support young golfers proud to be a member at the Paul Lawrie golf Centre
Excellent, a very humble person who is giving back to the game.
Truly one of the best Scottish golfers that we've produced and been blessed to have carry the Scottish flag. Probably more for what he has done for the game rather than what he has done on it and that's saying something. What a career 👏👏👏👏👏👏
fabulous piece. hope there are more of this type of content in the pipeline!
Top man, proper gent. Gives credit to others whilst being a credit to the game and Great Britain. Thanks so much for everything Mr Paul Laurie, sir. Cap raised to you. Man amongst men.
Always liked Paul Lawrie, gent and a top top player. 8 Tour wins incl a Major, most tour pros could only dream of a career like his and now his work with his foundation.
Well done Paul.
A genuine nice guy,given a lot back to this game.
Beautiful documentary. As a Scot, I am incredibly proud of Paul Lawrie. He has conducted himself incredibly humbly and with distinction. I admire his achievements as a golfer but I have even more admiration for the way he has conducted himself as a person. He is a credit to Scotland.
His 4 iron second shot into 18 to win the open probably in top 3 open shots of all time. I was stood 20 feet away !!
Oh and what a Ryder Cup player he was, phenomenal
Great champion. John, Old Trafford, Manchester
i always have a small chuckle to myself as I remember those taxi driver golf days....and always tell the mrs that we started the golf career of an open champion...seriously though it has been a pleasure to watch Paul grow from that assistant pro to Open champion and then go on to create his golf foundation and then the tartan tour. he was never given the credit he deserved by playing so well in the play off....he hit the best 4 iron under pressure that a certain mr Jack Nicklaus had ever seen.
I loved the days of the taxi guys golf days with Stevie and Paul and their late father Jim who was a character.....sadly a long time ago but cherished memories.
Paul Lawrie pride of Aberdeen around the world......weel dun min.
A great documentary about a real champion in our sport. No flashy cars or private jets, a down to earth human being who worked hard in his community and made it big.
I would love to see more of these, more entertaining than a certain Netflix series.
Great guy. Love what Paul is doing for Scottish golf
Real class guy! 🏌🏻
Paul is a BRITISH OPEN CHAMPION, Whoa! It really doesn't get any better than that, period!
Fabulous watch and what an inspiration
Fantastic watch, Paul is a truly great champion 🏆
Great documentary and not only a great player but humble with it, classy and I always thought that Paul never got the credit he deserved for winning the open at the toughest course Carnoustie. But what he has achieved can never be taken away,pleased I had the privilege of seeing him play.
Legend 👏
great video - hi to my pal Dean at Banchory - looking good!!
Does he have a brother... Lee?
A wonderful watch. Paul sold me a set of irons in 1983 (or84?) at Banchory - actually swapped a set I had got in Canada for a set they had of Browning Mirages.... still have them 40years later. He sounds just the same guy he was back then. Very proud of all he achieved - he did "peak well" as he won the Open and a big prize at the Dunhill. Loved him winning his singles match in the Ryder Cup too..... if I remember his chipping was wonderful there too! Good to see Banchory too - four of us went there every autumn for many many years.
Had the pleasure to see Paul last year in Formby, as I walked onto the property who did I see first Paul chipping on the practise area living up to his famous nickname. This great piece demonstrates what a lovely, kind and thoughtful human he is.
2nd time watching one of these docs by DP World Tour. These are really good.
Fabulous stuff, thanks for sharing 👍
Awesome documentary 👍
The most humble guy you could meet. A few of the modern golf professionals, Tiger and Rory included could learn alot from!
Great watch thanks
A true Pro. 👍
Absolutely brilliant. What a great player and so unassuming. Top man for what he gives back to golf.
A true sportsman. I remember that day when he lifted this trophy up. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😊
Lucky to play in a few Assistants EVENTS with PAUL…………… Absolutely Remarkable Gentleman…. Always had a minute to ask how I played 😢……well done PAUL 🏴⛳️
A legend and a credit to Aberdeen.
Superb
Such a class golfer and apparently an even better bloke.
when people ask what shot stands out for me, i always think back to the 4 iron into the 18th at carnoustie. right up there with Sandie's bunker shot at Augusta and Y YE Yang hybrid into the 18th against tiger for the PGA. its a shame Van De veld grabbed the headlines that day, Paul should have got more recognition for his achievement winning the open. Paul comes across as a real humble and genuine guy. Pity more certain sportsmen don't follow his example.
Why oh why has Paul not been given a Knighthood so richly deserved for all he has done for golf in Scotland ...stand free
What a gent. I Remember jumping round the tv room on an oil rig in Oman, when hit hit that iron into the green. My god Zero you’ve aged😂
Cracking range that, I try to go whenever I'm in Aberdeen. Yet to play the course.
Lots of familiar faces in that video from the North East 👌🏴
Brilliantly video. What class guy.
legend 👏
Excellent
I met him on two occasions once at gleneagles and another at Carnoustie and on both occasions I found him very dry and uninterested in someone who was very excited to meet an open champion,a bit of a let down for me
Still waters run deep.
Great video but the background music is far too loud to comfortably hear the dialogue 😕
It’s funny when an Open winner walks into a room it’s a big deal….
What can you say about Paul Lawrie without starting off with "what a lovely man?" You really don't need to say anything further.