Kudos to your entire team. The storytelling, camera work, location, and most importantly the people, make this such a special episode. It feels criminal to be watching this for free.
I love the interview process. He ask the right questions and open ended questions and makes sure to make this completely about the stories. I love these
I use this channel as an example of expert film making. There's such a large leap in difference between good film making and great film making. I'm blown away by the colour grading and compositions. Truly inspired by this and random golf club. Watching the break 90 series and it's a Vlogg. and it's got some of the most beautiful shots I've ever seen this is a truly fantastic short documentary. Thank you.
when speaking about the course/club, the father and son both have tears in their eyes, they truly put heart and soul into the place! what a great gift!
This is probably one of the best things I've watched in years and that includes anything that isn't golf related. What a place. I wish more golf courses had this ethos. None of the elitist attitudes, no one is made to feel small or unwanted - a true homage to what this game can and should be.
We rented an Airbnb at Bodega Bay for a week and my father in law insisted we take a drive and play this course. Truly beautiful. I’m shocked I never played it as a youth since I grew up in Mendocino county on a small 9 hole course called Brooktrails which is also surrounded by Redwood trees but not nearly as beautiful as this gem👍👍👍⛳️🍻 Most of my vacations revolve around golf. Scottsdale area, Monterey, Florida, Hawaii, Palm Springs, etc and this course was packed with fun loving, non pretentious, cool people, which is a rarity👍
I played Northwoods several times as a teenager...nearly 60 years ago. It was beautiful and special then. Clearly, that hasn't changed. Somehow, once before I pass, I'd love to go back and play at least 9 again. The memory of this unforgetable course has never left me.
As you walk down the fairway of life, you must stop and admire the redwood, for you only really get to play one round. Beautiful work Erik, Skratch and Co.
Dude, this season is kicking my a$$. Whatever you have planned for us is going to be great, so far it is. This one was absolutely mystical. I feel like when I was a kid I was in a car on a trip once and drove past this place. Erik, thank you for being the golf sage of today. You are truly gifted with your story capturing and telling.
I’m 6 years late to the Adventures in Golf party, which means I have so many great videos to watch. This one was my first and I watched it over breakfast - it was utterly majestic (the video, not the breakfast). The cinematography, the interview style, the trees, the characters of the course and community … it was truly something special. I’m off to delve into the back catalog.
Thank you for shining light on a course like Northwood. Truly means a lot to see it’s beauty finally being broadcasted like this! Thank you from all of us back at the course.
I'm alone at home and I still gave it a standing ovation. This series has catapulted my love for this sport. Kudos to the whole team. Excellent interviewing, excellent editing, excellent photography.
This is my favorite episode. You captured some really special moments. I'm 47 years old and gave up on golf ten years ago. Your videos inspired me to play again. After I watched this I immediately booked a tee time for this Friday. Thank you!
The evolution of this whole AIG series is mind blowing.. EAL is a genius and you can see he really cares about the work he does. This season it’s been great. Please don’t stop.
As someone who works in Golf maintenance this video really made me smile. That man gets it. Love when said his favorite place was the maintenance building. If I ever get out there I’m going to play there for sure
Man, you are going to get me in trouble, I have half an hour to clean up the bathroom before the wife gets home, and this pops on my feed. 9 hole courses are the best! I'm a member of one, and with kids it is nice to have the quicker rounds. Those red woods are amazing!
Finished the story well told! I wish more people ran a course like Gaylord. I love his passion, and this rubs off on his members, to create such a cool environment. Great job wrapping it all up at the end too...worth the lecture I'm about to get for not cleaning the bathroom..HA!
My brothers and sons have played this wonderful course for many years...we live all over the world and gather in the redwoods to experience our love of the trees, the sunlight, and each other. We have been blessed to 'hack' our way around this magnificent playground of the Gods. We hope return again to Norwood to share in its beauty. Dawson Gang Rides Again...
I said it already. Documentary Journalism Perfection. This is setting the standard for what it should look like. You guys produce content that is unrivalled even by 60 minutes. I admire you all! Thank you! All seriousness aside, man what I would give to be on staff just to be able to see these beautiful courses.
This channel is so much more than golf. Every episode just makes me fall more in love with the sport that I didn't know was possible. Absolutely beautiful storytelling.
I sometimes struggle to convey what golf is, what it evokes, or how it is so much more than a game (or maybe it’s not, but that’s okay). Whenever I don’t know how to describe it to someone, I send them to one of your videos and say, “This is it. This is golf.” *Your being EAL.
I was lucky enough to work as a Marshall at Northwood for 2 years. Gaylord and Verne his golf pro were two of the nicest and most genuine people I've ever had the pleasure of working for. I have nothing but good things to say about them and the course itself. Gaylords son Trevor was just a little kid when I worked there but he was there helping his dad everyday! Northwood is an absolute gem of a course and must be played to be truly appreciated.
There is no shame in being emotional over having an immense pride in your gramps and your pops young man. Beautiful course and a beautiful story Skratch, thank you.
No one comment is sufficient to match the quality of this episode. Thank you Erik! For putting words on emotions and sharing stories like this! Thank you
I play this course every year. I play it with my dad, my grandpa, and his buddies. It’s a very beautiful course and is home to some of the most fun I’ve had playing golf.
Taylor Shaap - “One mature redwood tree takes 500 gallons of water per day.” EAL - “What does one blade of grass take?” This was a great piece about a hidden gem. You guys will have me traveling to NorCal as soon as possible.
What an utterly moving interview. So many emotions evoked through the short time of 30 mins. EAL & Skratch, thank you for your contribution to world of golf and honest insight of humanity.
I live 30 mins from this track and have played there many times. He captured the story of the course so well! A true gem and there is always tee times available. Hopefully that doesn’t change after this episode
Hands down my favorite part of these videos are the questions you ask. You delve deep into these individuals and bring such a wild connection for us viewers to people we’ve never met. Yet leave us feeling like they are our neighbors. Bravo once again Erik and the Skratch, loved this episode
As a groundskeeper, I really felt it when Gaylord said the Maintenance building is the heartbeat of the course. It truly is. Every morning we are on the course by 5am running mowers and busting humps to get the course ready to play for the day. It’s a lot of work, but there’s nothing more satisfying than seeing it all come together. It’s truly magical to get to work on a nice golf course, I love my job
Unbelievable interviewer. First time viewer. now a subscriber. The ability to connect with people on such a philosophical level while interviewing turning that into replies from the person youre interviewing is amazing. loved this
Erik, I just found you. Bless for this, Buddha. I buried some of my father’s ashes beneath the tree that guards 12 at Augusta. I have always had a big love for McKenzie’s courses. I will be up there soon. There is big medicine in those woods.
If you love McKenzie, you have to check out his other course designs in the greater Bay Area. Meadow Club in Fairfax is private, so good luck with that. Sharp Park in Pacifica is a public, very affordable McKenzie and the best one, in my opinion, is Pasatiempo in the hills above Santa Cruz. Alistair had his house( still there off the 7th fairway) there too! Bring your 'A' game to all, they are classic courses!
Erik, thank you. Your style and variety of content as it relates to the game of golf often transcends the game. 17:13 "Tell me about your dad". Is it the tone of your voice, the cadence of the words, or something else? I say all of the above. It's one thing to ask questions, but the best story tellers ask the first question, then let dialog and emotion dictate the rest of the discussion. We may not always realize what makes a particular course so easy to enjoy, yet we can't get enough. I feel the same about the content you create. Thanks!
What a beautiful course. The moment at the end with the man who you can see is pondering when his name will be put up with the others is both heartwarming and heartbraking.
Not even joking I thought this was a vice episode until I finished watching and read the comments. The production was top notch and so cinematic. This channel is awesome
The most poignant and brilliant episode I've watched. Wonderment, perfect narration and beautiful photography. I hope to play there someday before we are each subjected to gravity.
Gentle, introspective, and slow paced, full of earthy humour and camaraderie. Seldom are we given the pleasure of seeing such things in a golf vlog, but you sir provide that rare exception, and with a quality that is delightful to watch ... bravo, and please may we have another!
Amazing episode. You really captured the passion, the emotions of that golf course and what it means to that community. Also summarized how many of us golfers feel about the sport.
Production through and through unbelievable. Story telling off the charts, I wish it was a full hour long because I’d watch the whole thing. Well done RGC Crew can’t wait wait for the rest of the series
What an incredible course and story. I just added this to my bucket list, which is not something I've thought about much before, but as a direct result of your storytelling and this particular story of family, community, legacy, commitment and dedication to craft, I'm thinking about special places and people to spend time with. Thank you for this.
Absolutely fantastic!!! It’s great when you find those spots that make you feel humbled. Great to see the true passion and emotion in a father and son. Great to see how much they mean to each other as well as how much a place means to them. Great episode!!!
That’s a beautiful and not just because of its scenery, place, family/community,heart. what lovely storey, so well told, thanks Eric, one of your finest.
This is my favorite spot for my family and I to come once a year. We stay in the lodges on the course. Nothing like this place. This has been my favorite episode by far. Great work Erik!! Btw, I get complements on my RGC range finder all the time. ; )
I am so glad the episodes may be getting longer. This show and it's format has had so much potential. The course.... well.... It's been put on the dream play list. What a muni.
Can’t believe the emotions this game brings. It’s all about people. We all have our own personal experience on the courses we play and we rarely forget the people we meet along the journey.
Man, I wish I played golf back when I lived in Oakland, CA. This course looks awesome. There’s a weird par 3 course at the back of Golden Gate Park near the water. It’s a trip to play there too.
What a beautiful episode. I’ve been waiting for this since seeing it on your Instagram a few months ago. What a humbling and pure game golf is. Hard to be too upset when you think about how peaceful and simple things really are. Truly incredible. Thank you to you and your team, Erik.
Got to play here on my bachelor trip to Santa Rosa. Truthfully, it was my 1st time walking a round in the 5 years I've been playing golf, and what a way to spend a morning. We teed off around 8am, the ocean fog had rolled in, masking the towering redwoods and fairways. It was calm, quiet, and damp. What an amazing course and experience. The challenge of selecting the right club and being tactile instead of gripping and ripping. Pair that with walking up to each shot, taking in the beauty with each step. We found a raspberry bush thicket off of one of the tee boxes and picked a few for a snack. Just me, my best friends, and the ethereal views. What a round.
The videos this season are just on another level in every way!!!! Whether you enjoy golf or not Erik and his team just do such an amazing job of telling a story and capturing the magic behind it.
Dude, this may be your best work to date. What a slice of golf heaven. Thank you and your crew for the time you put into these features. 29 minutes of pure beauty and a history lesson to boot. The stories and the folks you capture on video make what you do so wonderful. Thank you again.
I grew up on this golf course. My father works on a lot of the houses there. I left there around 13 years old. Now at 28 I went back to play 18. It brought tears to my eyes thinking back when I was a child watching golfers while working with my father to being one of the golfers.
This is the best one yet Erik! The shots with the sun beaming through the branches man!!! The guy’s son crying when asked about his dad had my throat clenching and my eyes watering. Your deep voice behind the shots of the course really made the video but most of all let’s remember that golf is the most important thing when on a golf course.
takes a strong person to be alright with being emotional on such a large platform. I would love to play the course, however if I don't, I'm glad I got to know the father and son team keeping such a cool thing going. thanks EAL
Simply beautiful Eric and what an incredible course! While I was watching it I was inspired to explore and play 50 different golf courses next year to celebrate my 50th birthday.
These videos convey the magic of golf and the communities and friendships that develop within. Being on the other side of the country I might have never learned of this great place, thank you, well done!
Everything about this is why I love golf. Masterful job telling this story. The father-son aspect got me choked up for sure. Bravo all. Road trip time.
Wow Erik, that was incredible. You have a way of tuning-in to the emotional core of golf. And on a visual level those shots with the light shining through the Redwoods made for some stunning golfing images. My respect to you (for always reminding me why I love golf) and to the family, owners and members of Northwood for cultivating this rarity of a golfing gem. Peace from Sydney, Australia.
As a north bay resident, Northwood is truly a gem. And it’s mix of beauty and difficulty makes it so worth any trip or time out there. So glad you could come close to home for me on this one!
I think this might be my favorite episode! I might be a little biased, as I’ve played this course my entire life, but the cinematography and interviews were spot on this episode. Amazing work 👏
I say this with love. The juxtaposition of the most beautiful golf cinematography ever followed by a shot w the (sound?) guy in the back of your interview is hilarious. It's like a Roger Deakins film and the Office got cut together. Really enjoyed this
Thanks for coming out and showing the beauty that is Northwood Golf Course. Glad my home course could be showed to the world and everyone can see how magnificent it is. Fantastic video, was awesome meeting you guys as well.
What an incredible and beautiful story, you can tell how much love there is for/on/about the course. Thank you for sharing this. This is the reason I love golf, there's nothing else like it.
The Father / Son Bond , the true love for this course , the trees , the care from the grounds crew but also the grounds , this course is taken care of by pure love and joy To me this is better than even the designer being all time famous but prob what he wanted
"if you want to see a person for who they really are, play 9/18 holes with them".....NO TRUER words were ever spoken sir!❤ playing here is now on my bucket list!
Kudos to your entire team. The storytelling, camera work, location, and most importantly the people, make this such a special episode. It feels criminal to be watching this for free.
I love the interview process. He ask the right questions and open ended questions and makes sure to make this completely about the stories. I love these
I use this channel as an example of expert film making. There's such a large leap in difference between good film making and great film making. I'm blown away by the colour grading and compositions. Truly inspired by this and random golf club. Watching the break 90 series and it's a Vlogg. and it's got some of the most beautiful shots I've ever seen this is a truly fantastic short documentary. Thank you.
time is money, you may only be giving him like .01 cent for watching, but those views count up to hundreds and thousands. keep watching him.
Agreed. What a treasure to those of us who love the game
@@kabedsears frites uotuuiiiiiiioooooouwrr
when speaking about the course/club, the father and son both have tears in their eyes, they truly put heart and soul into the place! what a great gift!
I noticed the same thing.
This is easily the best episode you've put out Erik, and that's saying a great deal.
I totally agree!
agreed
but this is the first video I saw on his channel---runnin good
Matt Hardy speaks the truth
Agree
Man Eric is a fantastic interviewer. Asks the right questions and let’s the subject talk. What a great storyteller
At first Eric seems crazy- then rethink- he is , in the right way /// a true artist
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This is probably one of the best things I've watched in years and that includes anything that isn't golf related. What a place. I wish more golf courses had this ethos. None of the elitist attitudes, no one is made to feel small or unwanted - a true homage to what this game can and should be.
Well said
I love going onto snooty courses in my death metal/rainbows polo and gawdy checkered pants just to fly in the face of that stuffy attitude.
@@ww2remembered983 nah... it's not. I love this course and the ppl that run it are great.
My day will come!
We rented an Airbnb at Bodega Bay for a week and my father in law insisted we take a drive and play this course. Truly beautiful. I’m shocked I never played it as a youth since I grew up in Mendocino county on a small 9 hole course called Brooktrails which is also surrounded by Redwood trees but not nearly as beautiful as this gem👍👍👍⛳️🍻 Most of my vacations revolve around golf. Scottsdale area, Monterey, Florida, Hawaii, Palm Springs, etc and this course was packed with fun loving, non pretentious, cool people, which is a rarity👍
I played Northwoods several times as a teenager...nearly 60 years ago. It was beautiful and special then. Clearly, that hasn't changed. Somehow, once before I pass, I'd love to go back and play at least 9 again. The memory of this unforgetable course has never left me.
As you walk down the fairway of life, you must stop and admire the redwood, for you only really get to play one round.
Beautiful work Erik, Skratch and Co.
Dude, this season is kicking my a$$. Whatever you have planned for us is going to be great, so far it is. This one was absolutely mystical. I feel like when I was a kid I was in a car on a trip once and drove past this place. Erik, thank you for being the golf sage of today. You are truly gifted with your story capturing and telling.
I’m 6 years late to the Adventures in Golf party, which means I have so many great videos to watch. This one was my first and I watched it over breakfast - it was utterly majestic (the video, not the breakfast). The cinematography, the interview style, the trees, the characters of the course and community … it was truly something special.
I’m off to delve into the back catalog.
You will not be disappointed
Man these make me cry sometimes to be perfectly honest. So often I think about dropping everything and working in golf its such a peaceful lifestyle.
I live in this area, and play this course very often. so cool to see this - you've fully captured everything we love about it.
Lucky man!
You are a lucky man having this marvellous golf course near you .
What you know about Bohemian Grove? Lol
Been there too
Has there been any fire damage there recently?
Thank you for shining light on a course like Northwood. Truly means a lot to see it’s beauty finally being broadcasted like this! Thank you from all of us back at the course.
I came back 2 years later to say that this is still my favorite episode of this!
I'm alone at home and I still gave it a standing ovation. This series has catapulted my love for this sport. Kudos to the whole team. Excellent interviewing, excellent editing, excellent photography.
ok coomer
This is my favorite episode. You captured some really special moments. I'm 47 years old and gave up on golf ten years ago. Your videos inspired me to play again. After I watched this I immediately booked a tee time for this Friday. Thank you!
The evolution of this whole AIG series is mind blowing.. EAL is a genius and you can see he really cares about the work he does. This season it’s been great. Please don’t stop.
As someone who works in Golf maintenance this video really made me smile. That man gets it. Love when said his favorite place was the maintenance building. If I ever get out there I’m going to play there for sure
Man, you are going to get me in trouble, I have half an hour to clean up the bathroom before the wife gets home, and this pops on my feed. 9 hole courses are the best! I'm a member of one, and with kids it is nice to have the quicker rounds. Those red woods are amazing!
Finished the story well told! I wish more people ran a course like Gaylord. I love his passion, and this rubs off on his members, to create such a cool environment. Great job wrapping it all up at the end too...worth the lecture I'm about to get for not cleaning the bathroom..HA!
Best closing you have ever done Eric. "This is the course".
My brothers and sons have played this wonderful course for many years...we live all over the world and gather in the redwoods to experience our love of the trees, the sunlight, and each other. We have been blessed to 'hack' our way around this magnificent playground of the Gods. We hope return again to Norwood to share in its beauty. Dawson Gang Rides Again...
Thanks for doing my home course proud, Mr. Lang. All the heart, soul and laughs perfectly capture the magic of the Knock.
I said it already. Documentary Journalism Perfection. This is setting the standard for what it should look like. You guys produce content that is unrivalled even by 60 minutes. I admire you all! Thank you!
All seriousness aside, man what I would give to be on staff just to be able to see these beautiful courses.
This channel is so much more than golf. Every episode just makes me fall more in love with the sport that I didn't know was possible. Absolutely beautiful storytelling.
I completely agree with you. I feel the same way
The sound that it makes hitting a golf golf off a redwood tree is so unique. This place is my favorite
I couldn’t agree more. Even hitting a shot off the fairway reminds me of the sounds players make when hitting a ball at Augusta (on tv)
I sometimes struggle to convey what golf is, what it evokes, or how it is so much more than a game (or maybe it’s not, but that’s okay). Whenever I don’t know how to describe it to someone, I send them to one of your videos and say, “This is it. This is golf.”
*Your being EAL.
I was lucky enough to work as a Marshall at Northwood for 2 years. Gaylord and Verne his golf pro were two of the nicest and most genuine people I've ever had the pleasure of working for. I have nothing but good things to say about them and the course itself. Gaylords son Trevor was just a little kid when I worked there but he was there helping his dad everyday! Northwood is an absolute gem of a course and must be played to be truly appreciated.
Eric has the best golf show in the world! Congratulations to your continuing success and thanks so much for all your incredibly hard work!
What an Excellent Presentation Erik!
You touch the human sides of everyone to tell us their stories.
I can't wait for Part 2
This is becoming the best golf channel on UA-cam. You really shine a fond light on the soul of golf, thank you.
There is no shame in being emotional over having an immense pride in your gramps and your pops young man.
Beautiful course and a beautiful story Skratch, thank you.
i'm crying about a golf video ?
Same..
so i‘m not alone…! great work and whenever i‘ll be back in nocal, i playthat, promise!
Beautiful shot and beautifully written thank you I’m packing my bags
I don't know why but this just made me tear up! Great storytelling, Erik!
No one comment is sufficient to match the quality of this episode. Thank you Erik! For putting words on emotions and sharing stories like this! Thank you
Everything that is great about golf and a shining light to the snobbish, capitalist and exclusive nature of many many courses - love it from Scotland
This episode is why I love this series so much, thanks for everything you do Eric & Skratch and the whole team.
I play this course every year. I play it with my dad, my grandpa, and his buddies. It’s a very beautiful course and is home to some of the most fun I’ve had playing golf.
As beautiful a story as you will see. Outstanding on so many levels, the world needs more of the redwoods kind. Thank you Eric, heartfelt work.
Taylor Shaap - “One mature redwood tree takes 500 gallons of water per day.”
EAL - “What does one blade of grass take?”
This was a great piece about a hidden gem. You guys will have me traveling to NorCal as soon as possible.
What an utterly moving interview. So many emotions evoked through the short time of 30 mins. EAL & Skratch, thank you for your contribution to world of golf and honest insight of humanity.
I live 30 mins from this track and have played there many times. He captured the story of the course so well! A true gem and there is always tee times available. Hopefully that doesn’t change after this episode
Healdsburg? That's my old hometown and this is making me want to make a special trip!
Hands down my favorite part of these videos are the questions you ask.
You delve deep into these individuals and bring such a wild connection for us viewers to people we’ve never met. Yet leave us feeling like they are our neighbors.
Bravo once again Erik and the Skratch, loved this episode
Played this place several times and never knew how cool it was until today.
As a groundskeeper, I really felt it when Gaylord said the Maintenance building is the heartbeat of the course. It truly is. Every morning we are on the course by 5am running mowers and busting humps to get the course ready to play for the day. It’s a lot of work, but there’s nothing more satisfying than seeing it all come together. It’s truly magical to get to work on a nice golf course, I love my job
I’ve played there many times including yesterday and this account of the experience is spot on. Well done.
Unbelievable interviewer. First time viewer. now a subscriber. The ability to connect with people on such a philosophical level while interviewing turning that into replies from the person youre interviewing is amazing. loved this
Erik, I just found you. Bless for this, Buddha. I buried some of my father’s ashes beneath the tree that guards 12 at Augusta. I have always had a big love for McKenzie’s courses. I will be up there soon. There is big medicine in those woods.
If you love McKenzie, you have to check out his other course designs in the greater Bay Area. Meadow Club in Fairfax is private, so good luck with that. Sharp Park in Pacifica is a public, very affordable McKenzie and the best one, in my opinion, is Pasatiempo in the hills above Santa Cruz. Alistair had his house( still there off the 7th fairway) there too! Bring your 'A' game to all, they are classic courses!
Erik, thank you. Your style and variety of content as it relates to the game of golf often transcends the game. 17:13 "Tell me about your dad". Is it the tone of your voice, the cadence of the words, or something else? I say all of the above. It's one thing to ask questions, but the best story tellers ask the first question, then let dialog and emotion dictate the rest of the discussion. We may not always realize what makes a particular course so easy to enjoy, yet we can't get enough. I feel the same about the content you create. Thanks!
What a beautiful course. The moment at the end with the man who you can see is pondering when his name will be put up with the others is both heartwarming and heartbraking.
Not even joking I thought this was a vice episode until I finished watching and read the comments. The production was top notch and so cinematic. This channel is awesome
The most poignant and brilliant episode I've watched. Wonderment, perfect narration and beautiful photography. I hope to play there someday before we are each subjected to gravity.
Gentle, introspective, and slow paced, full of earthy humour and camaraderie. Seldom are we given the pleasure of seeing such things in a golf vlog, but you sir provide that rare exception, and with a quality that is delightful to watch ... bravo, and please may we have another!
Amazing episode. You really captured the passion, the emotions of that golf course and what it means to that community. Also summarized how many of us golfers feel about the sport.
Production through and through unbelievable. Story telling off the charts, I wish it was a full hour long because I’d watch the whole thing. Well done RGC Crew can’t wait wait for the rest of the series
Amazing piece of history, art, and golf.
That was the best piece of golf documentation i have ever watched. If they have golf in heaven, i hope this will be there.
What an incredible course and story. I just added this to my bucket list, which is not something I've thought about much before, but as a direct result of your storytelling and this particular story of family, community, legacy, commitment and dedication to craft, I'm thinking about special places and people to spend time with. Thank you for this.
7 months later and I'm back watching magic. How do you stay away? Thanks team.
Absolutely fantastic!!! It’s great when you find those spots that make you feel humbled. Great to see the true passion and emotion in a father and son. Great to see how much they mean to each other as well as how much a place means to them. Great episode!!!
What a beautiful piece. EAL this may be your best work yet. Congrats to everyone involved. 👏👏👏👏👏
That’s a beautiful and not just because of its scenery, place, family/community,heart. what lovely storey, so well told, thanks Eric, one of your finest.
This is my favorite spot for my family and I to come once a year. We stay in the lodges on the course. Nothing like this place. This has been my favorite episode by far. Great work Erik!! Btw, I get complements on my RGC range finder all the time. ; )
I am so glad the episodes may be getting longer. This show and it's format has had so much potential. The course.... well.... It's been put on the dream play list. What a muni.
Hey moodselector - Northwood is not a "muni." It is privately owned by the Schapp (misspelled on the video) family.
That was absolutely outstanding. You have a gift my friend.
Can’t believe the emotions this game brings. It’s all about people. We all have our own personal experience on the courses we play and we rarely forget the people we meet along the journey.
Man, I wish I played golf back when I lived in Oakland, CA. This course looks awesome. There’s a weird par 3 course at the back of Golden Gate Park near the water. It’s a trip to play there too.
The best golf show on the internet. The content, story telling, and editing are incredible. You have earned a new subscriber.
His name is gaylord? 😂
Parents were jokemen
This brought tears several times. EAL is one of the best story tellers I’ve heard.
Mrs Pamela Morgan and her method works like magic I keep earning single week with new strategy
I think I'm blessed because if not I wouldn't have met someone who is as spectacular as expert Mrs Pamela Morgan
Wow I'm just shocked someone mentioned expert Mrs Pamela Morgan I thought I'm the only one trading with her.
She help me recovered what I lost trying to trade myself
I think she's the best broker I've seen
Thanks for introducing me to Mrs Pamela Morgan
What a beautiful episode. I’ve been waiting for this since seeing it on your Instagram a few months ago. What a humbling and pure game golf is. Hard to be too upset when you think about how peaceful and simple things really are. Truly incredible. Thank you to you and your team, Erik.
Got to play here on my bachelor trip to Santa Rosa. Truthfully, it was my 1st time walking a round in the 5 years I've been playing golf, and what a way to spend a morning. We teed off around 8am, the ocean fog had rolled in, masking the towering redwoods and fairways. It was calm, quiet, and damp. What an amazing course and experience. The challenge of selecting the right club and being tactile instead of gripping and ripping. Pair that with walking up to each shot, taking in the beauty with each step. We found a raspberry bush thicket off of one of the tee boxes and picked a few for a snack. Just me, my best friends, and the ethereal views. What a round.
A beautiful course and a captivating story.
That is a slice of heaven. The people, the course everything was beautiful.
Maybe the most memorable round I have ever had
Hi, I’m Conor and I’m thrilled that this is Adventures in Golf!
Played it Sunday with my son ! It was magical! We were the first ones off and we created a memory that I will never forget !
i respect this channel so much more for showing a bad first hole and laughing about instead of deleting it bc ppl are annoying if u play bad
The videos this season are just on another level in every way!!!! Whether you enjoy golf or not Erik and his team just do such an amazing job of telling a story and capturing the magic behind it.
18:15 is why we are watching these videos! This is just wholesome. Thank you Erik! (From Hungary)
This is the way golf should be . These boys are who you want to play with and enjoy the game. This is a hidden gem.
Dude, this may be your best work to date. What a slice of golf heaven. Thank you and your crew for the time you put into these features. 29 minutes of pure beauty and a history lesson to boot. The stories and the folks you capture on video make what you do so wonderful. Thank you again.
Had the pleasure of playing this amazing course in 1993. Thank you posting this video and bringing back to me the memory of that very special day!
I grew up on this golf course. My father works on a lot of the houses there. I left there around 13 years old.
Now at 28 I went back to play 18. It brought tears to my eyes thinking back when I was a child watching golfers while working with my father to being one of the golfers.
This is the best one yet Erik! The shots with the sun beaming through the branches man!!! The guy’s son crying when asked about his dad had my throat clenching and my eyes watering. Your deep voice behind the shots of the course really made the video but most of all let’s remember that golf is the most important thing when on a golf course.
takes a strong person to be alright with being emotional on such a large platform. I would love to play the course, however if I don't, I'm glad I got to know the father and son team keeping such a cool thing going.
thanks EAL
Simply beautiful Eric and what an incredible course! While I was watching it I was inspired to explore and play 50 different golf courses next year to celebrate my 50th birthday.
this arguably is one of the best stories up here, this is what golf is supposed to be....... this is what it was meant to be. Thank you!
These videos convey the magic of golf and the communities and friendships that develop within. Being on the other side of the country I might have never learned of this great place, thank you, well done!
My three year old son who is a golf enthusiast loves it!! Thank you for bringing us joy in the game we love to play
Everything about this is why I love golf. Masterful job telling this story. The father-son aspect got me choked up for sure. Bravo all. Road trip time.
Wow Erik, that was incredible. You have a way of tuning-in to the emotional core of golf. And on a visual level those shots with the light shining through the Redwoods made for some stunning golfing images. My respect to you (for always reminding me why I love golf) and to the family, owners and members of Northwood for cultivating this rarity of a golfing gem. Peace from Sydney, Australia.
I stumbled upon this video randomly, and I’m super grateful I did!! This is definitely one of most amazing golf videos I’ve watched
As a north bay resident, Northwood is truly a gem. And it’s mix of beauty and difficulty makes it so worth any trip or time out there. So glad you could come close to home for me on this one!
I think this might be my favorite episode! I might be a little biased, as I’ve played this course my entire life, but the cinematography and interviews were spot on this episode. Amazing work 👏
I say this with love. The juxtaposition of the most beautiful golf cinematography ever followed by a shot w the (sound?) guy in the back of your interview is hilarious. It's like a Roger Deakins film and the Office got cut together.
Really enjoyed this
Thanks for coming out and showing the beauty that is Northwood Golf Course. Glad my home course could be showed to the world and everyone can see how magnificent it is. Fantastic video, was awesome meeting you guys as well.
What an incredible and beautiful story, you can tell how much love there is for/on/about the course. Thank you for sharing this. This is the reason I love golf, there's nothing else like it.
I’m re-addicted to this series. Every episode has just been amazing
The Father / Son Bond , the true love for this course , the trees , the care from the grounds crew but also the grounds , this course is taken care of by pure love and joy
To me this is better than even the designer being all time famous but prob what he wanted
"if you want to see a person for who they really are, play 9/18 holes with them".....NO TRUER words were ever spoken sir!❤ playing here is now on my bucket list!
At last... double of length shows. Eric, you serve your public well. What a great start to Season 6, we love this shit... Encore to you and the team!