Why I did not make the PGA Tour
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- Опубліковано 2 лют 2024
- In this video, I tell you reasons why I did not the PGA Tour. There's a lot of jokes in this video so hope you guys don't get offended. Just for laughs.
Thanks for watching as always.
#golf - Фільми й анімація
I can tell you this I tried Monday Qualifing in 2004 for the Nationwide tour. My average ball speed then with a driver was 165.6 and a carry of 298. I do have a print out from that time on a launch monitor. The spin was ridiculous at 3100. I would have been in the top 10 on tour. I feasted on par 5's and short par 4's. My short game at its best was below average. This is why I didn't make it. If my long game was on I could go low. If it was off, my scores ballooned. My suggestion is don't quit or give up. I did. I walked away in 2007 and didn't come back until 2020. I regret that and there's nothing I can do to change it. I'm only a few years away from being eligible for the Champions Tour. I have an interest in trying once again. Don't quit. Keep grinding away.
Very cool insights. & Go for it!
@@keernhaslem1845 that's the plan. As long as my body holds up. Injuries have started stacking up the last two years. I appreciate support.
Oh wow those numbers are insane especially for 04. I'm rooting for you man! You got this and I'll see you on tv soon!
@iamchoiboi that's what I thought 20 years ago. I appreciate the kind words of encouragement. This time around, things are different. I know how to create certain shot shapes on command. I also know my tendencies of my misses. The biggest change though is my short game. I spend well over 75% of my practice time on 125 yards and in. Primarily 30 yards and less. I honestly believe anyone can have a tour pro short game. It just takes proper technique and practice. It requires no special talents or skills.
@@industrialpalletworx3548 Short game truly is the most important part of the game. And I bet you still have a lot of speed or even more speed. Once you compete I bet you are gonna be dominating with your distance and short game.
We'll have to keep in touch lol. I bet you got so many good tips. Do you do coaching?
great skills, great attitude, you probably meet more than 1 of those parameters. Plus you have a great sense of humor. Good luck and live your dream!! We are pulliing for you.
Thank you I appreciate your support!
vibes are great, love your delivery haha. keep on
Haha I'm glad!
this video was great. you packed a lot of great information in there. bonus points for the smirking dog 😅
The dog is star of the show
I have played with guys on the mini tour back in the day. They were on a completely different level. One guy out drove me right down the middle(a lefty swinging a righty driver on its toe). They could manufacture shots from anywhere on the course. It wasn't just the distance. They missed in the right spots and hit the rescue shots that they needed.
They always say it’s how good their bad shots are that show the difference.
The tiny percentage of PGA tour players V worldwide players shows how they are the very top Of the pile
The manufacturing of shots comes from knowing what positions produce a shot shape. In my view, that's the big difference between a good amateur and pros. Amateurs in general hit and hope. Even good ones because they just don't know what produces a particular shape. Once you know what has to happen, you can call on that any time you want it. This is why the thought is the hardest shot to hit is a straight shot. You must be neutral in path and face angle. Generally speaking, pros use path to curve the ball. Keeping a neutral face angle and adjusting path either slightly in to out for a draw and slightly out to in for a fade. Obviously, it's easier said than done, but that's really all you're trying to do. As far as the proper miss. It really is all about not short siding yourself. Short sided even for the best in the world means 90% of the time you won't get up and down. Miss on the big side away from the pin, means 90% of the time they will get up and down. Obviously, that is just a general characterization. There are loads of other factors that come into play. That's a plain vanilla simplified version of strategy for playing shots.
@industrialpalletworx3548 they also understand how their club is going to interact with the species of grass and length they are hitting from and what pressure and adrenaline are going to do with their swing. It's a million little things that separate those few hundred players from the millions.
@@heydeereman1040 absolutely 100% agree. I was trying to just simplify it. There are so many variables that go into hitting a shot. Trying to talk about them would take a very a long time. Simplifying the strategy helps people who don't know understand it a bit better. That's all.
That's some pretty good golf. Love to see it.
That was a fun video. Keep pursuing your dreams!
Haha I'm glad and will do!
Wow best quote ever for golfer : it’s the journey, not the destination 🤩!
It truly is!
Blessings happen when there is space for it. Remove all fear, doubt, worry, and frustration. Once these spaces are clear, blessing will take their place. You have to believe. God listens to even the softest whisper.
Couldn't said it any better.
I somehow came across your video and love it!
Haha awesome! Made my day!
Oh Lord that dry delivery was hilarious 😏
Haha I'm glad!
It's weird that nobody talks about the most important averages. Average up and downs, average amount of putts for a round. Those are the most important stats, because those win you the money.
That's good point man. I wanted to put that in there, but I didn't cuz I thought the video would drag and be too long. But you are spot on man, those are the numbers people are not talking enough about
Its because that's not true. Look up Luke Donald 😂.
Read the book called lowest score wins. Short game is not the secret to scoring.
@@jacobr4558 Maybe not if you're a pro who can bomb it 350 and then play a chip out of the ruff to 3 feet.
But if you're an amateur it is. I bet the last time you played you missed at least 2 5 footers and duffed at least 3 chips.
@@rolirolster that's fair but that same Duffer probably hit some drives out of bounds, misses a huge percentage of greens end fairways. You don't have to believe me what stats don't lie. Ball striking makes a huge difference with scoring a much bigger difference than the short game.
oh my god this is a trip 😂 subbed
LMAOOOO I appreciate it my man!
Forget the haters man. They will always be there, especially on the internet.
Do what you need to and try to enjoy the ride!
If you have haters you're doing something right. People only hate when you're trying to do something they themselves are too afraid to try to do.
@@industrialpalletworx3548 You are absolutely right. Thank you!
@@iamchoiboi you're welcome! Success is courted by failure.
May want to add the following factor - started playing at age ___ with lessons and coaching which connects to $. If I started at age 5 (I’m 69 in my 9th summer) I’m at age 13 equivalent. My up and down are getting quite good but I would not have a burst on distance that a 13-18 male would get.
Really good point there. I forgot coaching fees. Especially that tour players probably have multiple coaches besides swing coach
@iamchoiboi mental coach, putting coach, short game coach, full swing coach and there could be more I'm unaware of
I dig ur vibe fam
Thank you fam. I appreciate it 🙏
Life is about the journey. Chase your dream and enjoy the ups and down and bumps along the way. The journey will be sweeter than the prize.
I love that. I'm gonna write that down. Very inspiring quote right there!
best of luck to you bro!
Thanks man I appreciate it!
I don't probably have the game, started at 40, now 65, Senior tour, maybe? As to money, I'm a Jazz musician, similar financials (maybe worse), but no investors. I play sax on the sidewalk to make funds to pursue music (also have a day job). I DO have an ace, almost got another last month. I can shoot par on an easy course on a good day. I'd like to at least TRY to make the U.S. Open. I went to it last year, I could play that course (LA). Fun video!
Very inspiring story! That is really awesome story and put's into perspective how hard people work to follow their dreams. Thank you for the great story!
Good luck to you. Attitude is a must. Keep at it. I've known and played with some flat out awesome AMs, college and former pros. Biggest difference many have said is 1-2 putts a day. Saving that par. Making that eagle type putts. Plenty can boom it ,etc. Plus, one put it best. Can I shoot 67? sure. Can I do that multiple days in a row and throw in a 64?
Par golf is nowhere golf in the professional and top amateur game
100% agree. Mental game is the most important. All it comes down too is short game and mental game
Tour players were once in your shoes so there's an encouragement for you. Go for it brother and may the LORD guide you 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you very much! Amen!
You're a funny dude ese. Imma subscribe Holmes.
Gracias mi amigo
im a scratch golfer and on tournament courses i shoot at least 10 over the rough, pin placement, the greens are really fast its a completely different course
Your not a scratch golfer shooting 10 over on championship courses if you are scratch it’s by playing your home course 24/7 , a good Amature can score anywhere if they play within themselves and don’t get sucked into long driving completions and going for silly pin positions .
Attitude helps and you have a great one. Good luck hope to see you as a pro.
Thank you Marty really appreciate the support!
There's a huge difference between playing your local Muni with a slope rating of 119 compared to the PGA courses with slopes ratings of 140 or higher. This and distance all before you have to step on the tee box against guys that have every shot in the book.
@@afdkj Oh wow I had no clue about that. Really good insight, I'm gonna have to do more research on that.
@@afdkj Oh wow that's very interesting stuff. I did not know any of that. Gold stuff right there and appreciate you for giving me the insights.
Do you still compete right now?
@@afdkj Really good point. I noticed once you get to a certain level of golf, ball striking are pretty similar level of skills but what makes players good to great is definitely the mental game. Played with a lot of players who are levels better than me, but see they have one or two blowup holes just because they got into their head to much.
Really good stuff, I will keep that in mind. I really appreciate the great information
@@afdkj Really good point there. I got lots to improve on but I really appreciate all your awesome information. I'll keep track with all those tips and continue to work on it. I really appreciate man!
I believe in you, my friend!!!
Thank you very much I really appreciate it!
I knew a guy who used to be on the old Nike tour. He said it's hard even on the Nike tour. This guy average 290 plus off the tee, good ball striker, decent short game, and decent putter. His average score on my public course is 68 and he's not even trying to get back out on the korn ferry tour.
Oh wow that puts thing into perspective to how good the tour players really are. That is a great story and appreciate you sharing. Keep me motived to work harder!
Good attitude never give up you can have a great life playing golf without being tour standard.
That is 100% true. I really appreciate it!
Wow very interesting thanks
you are on tour in all of our hearts
Damn dude don't get me crying before work. I really appreciate it!
Very entertaining video 😊
I'm glad! Thank you very much!
The traditional route into the pro game was by having a very good amateur career. Entering and winning local competitions and playing against other elite amateurs gets you noticed. Also, if you can compete on the 'lesser' pro tours and have success you can make it onto the big 2 tours, PGA & DP World tour. It's all about talent, hard work and getting the right coaching / information.
It's not talent it's 100% just hard work
@@tiaanloubser2799 facts. It's elite skills acquired through hard work.
Best of luck!
Thank you very much!
Really good video
Thank you very much!!
Thats a scam how you have to keep paying for Q school. I thought advancing a qualifier gets you into the next stage free and clear
how would you even think this?! Every new round is at a different course. Who you think gonna pay for those rounds on that new course??🤔
Haha I know. That's what we would all assume, truly surprising
This video was awesome. lol. Get on the Mexican supplements, sell some of them too and you're ready brother!!!
Damn you're a genius. That's gonna be my new business model
You're welcome. I'll be your caddy. @@iamchoiboi
It’s a deal 🤝
Do you go to MSU? I went there long ago...i remember there was 2 courses...i want to say East and West...one was super fancy.
Yes I did! I graduated last year and absolutely loved both courses, but West definitely has more rounds in
Plenty of money to be made in the UA-cam golf space. You only got 520 subs now but keep grinding and you may just find your niche, see ya at 100K.
Thank you boss I really appreciate the support!
I think it’s more like 0.0037% chance to make it bro.
Statistically, only 5% of those 66.6 million players score less than 80. Assuming majority of this 5% bracket decide to pursue competitive golf then it’s 125/3,330,000 😎
Thanks bro I actually feel a lot better now. Appreciate you man
Your sense of dry humor, self deprecation, and overall personality will probably get you farther than anything. There's a whole world of UA-cam golfers living the dream as professional amateur golfers. You keep doing you.
Hahaaaa dude that means a lot. I really appreciate that man. Get's me inspired and can't thank you enough
What is the percentage of total golfers who play tournament golf - let's say 5-6 City or County, Club or mini tour, etc. tournaments a year? 3% of the 66 million? What is the percentage of tournament golfers who are happy?
That's true I never thought of that before
Poor dude though, has the face of someone who just left the Casino on big red
Turns out you are the one paying your hero golfer playing on the Tour
Your understanding is wrong for PGA Tour Q school. If you have to play pre Q is 2,700 and if you make it through then its 4,500. But if you are already exempt into first stage, second stage, or final stage then you pay accordingly to each stage that you start at. So for example if you got exempt into second stage you will only pay 4,000 and if you make it through to final stage you don't have to pay extra. The most expensive is if you have to do from pre Q and make it through you will have to pay 2,700 + 4,500.
Oh damn lol... Imma dumbass lol
John Daly was living in his car when he got the spot for Iike 4th or 5th alternate for the PGA he won. That's back when you could play pebble for like 175 bucks😂.
I think unless you do great in college and get sponsors or somehow get a sponsor to help pay due to immense talent, you gotta be Rollin in it😂
The point about short game another brought up is THE TRUTH. Stan Utley was marginal t to green and regularly missed 14 or more greens, but would shoot 66-68. Had a good tour career and made more coaching the short game.
John Daly is the man. Love him. Gotta get my short game like John Daly. More like every part of his game lol. But awesome insight about Daly, I didn't know that he was grinding and living in his car
be positive and dream big! JUSTIN SUH is a small guy and he is doing pretty well. :) 😄
I been following Suh for a while now, truly inspirational guy
3:17 Mavrick Mcnealy aint the only one. Its like fucking 90% of them.
You only have one life. live it! cant keep looking at the negatives, if its meant itll happen.
Beautifully said. Just gotta keep thinking positivley!
I opt for a suga momma for funding…packed lunches for free too . yeaaaaaah booooiii😂
Hell yeah man. You know it!
Find a sponsor that will hook you up or multiple, you need clubs and clothing, one of them will help you with what you need to expense. It doesn't even need to be a gold brand, just adjacent is sufficient that has an interest in your future and your potential as a brand ambassador. All you need to do is show up and smash the competition.
Right on man. I'll have to do more research but really good tips appreciate it!
Hold your head high! Earn your way honestly, without privilege. Golf is a game of character now in the control of a few. It has lost it integrity. But in spite of this, I urge you to fight for your dream. Best wishes! 9 yr cancer survivor that plays for the love of the game! I can't afford green fees so I play in open fields. NO BALL IN HAND!! I use hockey tape for grips, I will never go back to expensive grips! But, I sure if the paying public did this, a knew rule by the pga would be put in place to block this idea!
That is very inspiring! I really appreciate the kind words! And haha I think the hockey tape for grips is an awesome idea
I have watched a lot of people try to chase this dream! Obviously there has to be some level of talent there and some skills but typically it always comes down to money. You have to have super Deep Pockets to be able to practice and play all the time as well as equipment and travel and everything else involved. Typically the guys that make it have some sort of sponsor or someone that bank rolls them so that they can just focus on the game. Some dude work in part-time trying to travel and do all this other stuff is 100% not going to make it typically.
That is a great point. Really is a tough road to get there. Also need a lot of puzzle pieces to get up top. Really good insight
That swing cannot be real.
You're right, its ai generated
Great Vid. Get a teaching PGA card. Only thing you failed to mention is mental grit. I asked the club champ at a good country club why he did not compete at a higher level. He said he could not do four days on the razors edge.
Oh yes that is a great idea. I am definitely interesting in getting a teaching card one day. But really good point there. I cannot imagine playing a high level for 4 straight days. Definitely involves great skill and strong mentality. Really cool point to hear about that
I guess I’m quitting golf. Thanks for the video.
I mean we could open up a range together instead. How does that sound?
@@iamchoiboi lol! Great idea!
You forgot to mention that most of the guys on tour grew up on or having parents who where members at golf courses when they were young... Most of these guys came from money to start with.
Great point there. One of my old teammate's parents owned a country club. I was flabbergasted.
Breaks 70 one time.... LMAO
Not gonna lie, I felt like Tiger Woods that day lol. But the next time I was on the course, reality hit me lol
BRO!! That's CJ Barrymore's dome and that score card look like Sycamore Hills (our home course)?!
You know it man! It's actually the Glacier, but always wanted to play there!
@@iamchoiboi lets play Sycamore this season! I'll bring my son, he's a local junior player looking to take that next step this season.
Absolutely that would be awesome! Oh great news, is he gonna be playing tournaments this season?
@@iamchoiboi yup, he'll probably end up playing in 10-15 from Spring to Fall...lets stay in touch, we've never made a UA-cam video, but I'd like to start documenting his journey as his golf game is getting more serious.
That's awesome! Yes absolutely. You'll have to give me updates on how he does and definitely should document his progress! Wish the little man all the best!
You can go trough European Q-school and cost "just" 2500€
Oh wow I didn't even think of that. Will look into it
are you from the northeast or just rocking the red sox hat? if so lets get a round
Live in Michigan and lifelong red sox fan. First round on me bro
if im ever out that way ill drop a comment, but im out near boston atm@@iamchoiboi
@@slicemachinegolf Same here man. Let's get a round in if we ever cross paths 🤝
Fun review of reality. And you forgot equipment, coaches, agents, etc etc etc.
Literally, I forgot to mention so many things lol. Total amount gonna give me a hard attack lol
How great are you inside of 10 ft and how bad is your miss?
My putting is one of my stronger points in my game, but definitely have a lot to work on this year
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go get 'em! you're taller than Denny McCarthy and quite a bit taller than Brian Harman. If you can putt somewhere between normal and McCarthy, you have a chance
Haha thank you I will try!
You should get on Big Break. Is that still on?
Never heard of it, but will look into it!
Proverbs 16:9
9 The heart of man plans his way,
but the Lord establishes his steps.
화이팅!
댕쿄!
Dude…Fitzpatrick, Roy Sabatini, Zach Johnson…these guys ain’t big dudes. Like all of those statistics are great, and EVERY SHOT DOES COUNT! But, the number one thing those guys got(well, for the most part) is stable confidence. Not that surface level feel good play good bs. I’m talking about Raymond Prior get deep down in your heart, soul, and mind confidence. Find that radical acceptance in your game, and life, and then you’ll BE able to play the golf of your dreams. And you won’t even be concerned about a number, or I should say the value of a score. I’ve shot 67, trust me it’s no different than 69 or 74 at the end of the day. It’s fun to say, but the best part of the game are the times when I can look at myself and say, “this is what I want, and even if it doesn’t turn out that way or I don’t like it, I accept it and I’ll keep hitting it and chasing it.” Stay present my friend!
Really inspiring words and all great points. I really appreciate it!
IF YOU WIJN YOUR IN
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it is beyond really hard. You are talking about becoming a professional athlete. Imagine someone passed their Prime telling you they're going to make it to the NBA or the nfl. Or if they're going to become a rockstar or a successful actor I'm not saying it's impossible I'm just saying it's a very small percentage. And even in that small percentage you will have to put in a tremendous amount of work and effort and time and money and have resources and have connections it's insanely improbable.
I'm not doubting you personally I don't even know you. I'm just saying what you're setting as a goal is very lofty.
The patterns I have noticed for the people that do make it on tour are they typically have support, skills, tools and accountability. So usually support comes in the form of family friends coaches mentors maby a psychologist etc. Tools come in the form of they have all the latest equipment and Tech and anything you can need to improve your game, then when it comes to skills they have built a huge repertoire of skills over years and years of practice and ingraining motions literally since they were children. And then they always have someone to hold them accountable put themselves or it's their family or the coaches or whatever it is. So when you think about that that is your competition! If you think you can go out there and beat those guys and hang with those guys that you're 15 to 20 years behind then go ahead.
You are talking about playing the best players in the world! Maybe you should start with some high school level players on tough courses and then graduate to maybe college and then the high-level college players etc.
@palletworx
championship courses are really not big and scary. If you can shoot 2 or 3 under on an easy course on a good day, then for sure you can shoot even or -1 on a championship course on a good day too. Actually sometimes greens on championship courses are easier to putt because they are usually pretty smooth and pure. I have back issues so cant swing as hard and hit as far as I would with a perfect back, I dont have a handicap now and hardly play, I used to play around scratch many years ago, so I can still play even with carrying a drive only about 270 yards now. I played Pebble Beach for the first time last year and shot even 72. I played TPC Sawgrass too, played quite poorly on many holes and had a lot of bad luck with putts and was +4, 76. Dont think that championship courses are scary, its the same concept, hit ball at hole, they are slightly longer usually than an average course, but thats it.
According to statistics you have a one in one chance NOT making it if you quit.
That's the mentality. Roger that!
@@iamchoiboi I made REAL contact with you, I am so happy. Thank you for responding.
@@truthlifefishing1730 Dude it's an honor to get the chance to talk to you man. I'm the happy one here. Your comment is very inspirational to me and means a lot. Thank you very much!
Everyone, just quit pro golf! Buy a lottery ticket...
Lmaoooo I definitely have better chances in hitting the lottery
dream big dude....
Thank you Mike. Means a lot man I really appreciate it
Well.. Minwoo Lee is about your size and rips his driver pretty f'kin far
Himwoo lee is a different breed
Bro, your hair is holding you back....
LMAOOOOOOOOOO
Psalm 37:5-7
5 Commit your way to the Lord;
trust in him and he will do this:
6 He will make your righteous reward shine like the dawn,
your vindication like the noonday sun.
7 Be still before the Lord
and wait patiently for him;
do not fret when people succeed in their ways,
when they carry out their wicked schemes.
Thank you my friend. All the same to you as well
Step 1
Come up with $500,000 minimum.
I got $499,999 more to make. Gonna be a long road lol
🤣 66.6 million 🤔
Golf industry is booming
@@iamchoiboi 🤔 666 👿
Formula 1 is even harder lol.
Truly is. I been on a Formula 1 kick recently. Gotta be the toughest sport to make it
CJ's?
You know it man. Small world lol
just give up bro you have no chance
you're right man. I should pursue to play in the NBA instead
😀🤣😂
You should be a motivational speaker Dustin.......clown 🤡
this is a terrible video. absolutely horrible. **hear me out....
As a person who persued that same dream, you are worried about the wrong numbers. Golf has enough mental baggage to overcome in order to compete at that level without adding your numbers AND even worse mental thoughts to overcome. The only single jumber that matters in golf is the final number written on the card in scorers tent.
Now, lets play a game(same game i played back when). Take a look at what would happen if a golfer shot even par in every tournament all year. a 72 on every course. thinknabout it. this guys makes money, yes he misses some cuts but he does make money AND contends in majors!
Next, lets look at the Pga level course conditions. theres a reason they hit 5irons off the tees 250+. The courses are played in dry conditions giving up roll. Theres ya tee distance gains there. So that 270 will be more like 300-310 due to roll.
The only caviat to this is that if you are truly shorter youll hit longer clubs into par 4s. Even still with golf tech now players hit 7irons 200yrds!
To me in the end the only real hurdle is consistency and upfront money🤷🏽♂️ Get your mental game in check. This should be first on list even before putting & short game.
***good luck*** 🦾
That is a really good point. I'm gonna have to stay in touch and pick at your brain. I learned a lot from your comment. Thank you very much sir!
U forgot the main most important reason, that u went to a crap school in MSU. GO BLUE
You must be around 10 years old and not know any better.
LMAOOOOOOO if only I tried a little bit harder in high school. But unfortunately, I bleed green and white. Congrats on the season
Even with all the best going to LIV? Put on a dress and go dominate the LPGA if you're accurate enough. Jk keep trying.
LMAOOOO idk man looks like the lpga got some tough competition now
I think u need to work on ur action
I will try to do that. Gotta a lot to improve on
Math was wrong, 66 million golfer and 98% have no intentions on going pro. That leaves about 1,320,000 trying to go pro which is still a high number which isnt correct so realistically you can say your chances of making the tour is .009%
Its a million to 1 chance.
So you are saying its possible.
My favorite comment right here
Jermone Ruffin could probably afford it
Hahaaa he got some cool coaches from the videos I saw of his
As Rory McIlroy says “you need to play better”. Your physique is no different from his. Your situation is no different than ladies who want to play on the LPGA and can’t afford to.
rory is strong as shit. not about physique. rory can lift heavy and it translates onto course.
Rory on a different league. He's a freak of nature
Change your name to: Ladyboichoi
Then qualify for the LPGA. You'd already be one of the longest hitters and your hairstyle is already point! You'll have a few years of domination at least before they change the rules.
Good Luck!!
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Bro stop wasting money, making PGA richer while you get broke.. Why don't you just bet other Amateurs/Pros straight up match play? Go look up James Black. He claimed he made over $4 million without playing PGA. You need to learn how to hustle 💯
Dude you right. You are absolutely a genius. I will have to do some research on James Black. But you just gave me a lot of ideas. I really appreciate that
@@iamchoiboi There is a documentary called Uneven Fairways. That's where James Black talks about that $4 million.
Private tournaments are where it's at I hear. Just have to find them or create your own. Post some fliers at your clubhouse.. plenty of amateurs out here who are down to test their game..
@@TheIncomparableGolfer I'll put that on the list. I'll make sure to get make some time to watch that. I really appreciate the information. And really interesting point about the private tourney's, I will have to do some digging. Thank you I really appreciate it!
All this is bullshit.
First - stats. PGA does not pick players randomly - so it doesn't matter what percentage become PGA players.
Second - playing level. Again, it is not smth you have, it is smth you have to GRIND.
Third - money. Work on finding sponsors, earn, and invest in yourself. Do not search for excuses.
You got great points. I know the road it going to be very tough. Just wanted to make a light hearted video that's all
How strange 66.6. Without the dot the devils number. Also the percent of angels left in heaven after the fall.
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Oh wow I didn't even know that lol
With this mental setup, sorry, even if you have the money, it will not work out!
Absolutely right. Mental game is very important
@@iamchoiboi thanks for yor feedback. Don‘t misunderstand me, I have the deepest respect for you. My son is 12 years. He has a hdc of 4,0 ( adult tee box) He wants to become a professional golfer and is training hard for it ( not pushed by us parents) but we try to support him as much as we can and have today no idea how to get all the needed money😉 Bit I tell him every day, if it is your dream, keep on. Even if the probability is low to be on PGA, if he is not trying it, then the probability is 100% to fail! And he is mentally a beast😂
😂 best of luck to you!!!
@@oliverwex3246 That's awesome! Always great to hear and to have supportive parents. That definitely is great motivation and great to know he has a good support system. I really appreciate your support and I wish your son and you guys all the best!!
bruh.... not a fan of your swing....
Damn.. don't mind me just gonna cry myself to sleep tonight
@@iamchoiboi content was educational though
You are not good enough
You right man. I'm not right now but I will be some day
@@iamchoiboi keep working maybe you can make it good luck
@@ricklloyd278 Thanks man I really appreciate it 👊
This was hard to watch and it's not because the guy has no personality.
You’re really talented, why not go get your PGA Class A and teach! Golf coaches are making great money!
Really good point! I will look into that! Thank you!