@@stephenliik5704 use the obstacles to create the straighter path. Had same issue today. Went to range after a round. I've gone strong on my left then a more weaker grip on my right. Worked for me, not sure if its mechanics or just mental. Also try to hit more at the toe.
Doing some last minute research before my round in a few hours. Wish me luck 😂😂 edit; We played 6 holes and got rained out :( . Went double, bogey, par, bogey, par, par . Hit some solid 3 woods and one solid drive, thanks rick!
Thank you for inspiring to buy my first set of clubs. You’re the reason I’ve gotten in to golf and while it’s so difficult starting out, I’m really enjoying it. Thanks for all the tips!
I want to thank you for this. I’ve been struggling for years with my driver slice. I went to the range with 3 buckets and got to a point where every drive went straighter and farther than ever before.
Okay. Listen. I got a TaylorMade rbz from a friend. And I also watched this video twice last night before my tee time today. Small course only 3/4 holes that you should drive. And I did 3. 3/3 were dead on straight. I was amazed! I'm gonna split the credit and say 50/50 video/club. Love your content.
Perfect timing on the video, my new TS2 came in the mail the other day and I can't keep it in bounds to save my life. Keep up the great videos Rickie!!
Rick… Shiels.. GOAT 🐐 your lessons and tips are the greatest gift to mankind ever. Watched this and the grip video this morning before my round and it instantly improved everything. Thank you 🙏🏽 from the bottom of my heart. Thank you for your expertise.
Hi Rick A friend of mine recommended I watch your videos to improve my golf game. I have watched your videos for the past 5 months. He was right! The difference is AMAZING! I am very close to bogey golf thanks to you!
Well done Rick, on other UA-cam pages they go into way to much detail and talk and not only confuse me but bore me to tears, your comments relate to the mistakes I am making and you speak clearly and keep info to the main points, well done mate :)
I wanted to tell you that your previous driver videos (we just got back from a mid-week golf holiday and I'm just now seeing this one) helped me do two things. 1) Manage to keep the ball in a playable position off the tee and 2) have more confidence standing on the tee. As a result, my last two of five rounds ended in a four over 76 and a six over 78. The first times I've ever broken 80. It feels good to do that, finally, after playing off and on for 30 years. Thank you.
Just got back from the range and wow did this video, along with your other beginner tips videos change my Golf Life!!! I was a self taught bad slicing couldn't hit irons golfer with 0 confidence on the course and now after you showed me how to (hold) (lineup) (swing) the clubs I feel like im actually playing Golf lol... Thank You So Much!!! your Videos are Great! 🔥🔥🔥
I got my first true birdie yesterday because I utilized the tips and tricks you’ve shown me on here. I now hit the ball much further and arrow straight. My confidence is super high because of these videos. Thanks for everything!!
Don't normally comment to much on any yt videos, but I've got to say a big thanks for this video Rick. My driver shots have really give me a bad time and somewhat put me off going to bigger course. However, watched this intently, picked up on every single aspect. To say it's changed my whole outlook on the game would be an understatement, I've even just brought a new driver as I'm confident it's worth the money now. Went to the range before a quick 9 and my god, my game is so much better! Tonnes more confidence now, thanks again!
rick, thanx for all your tips. you are the best and have made playing golf more enjoyable. while i still need improvement i am most definitely getting better.
Fantastic video. Clear, easy to understand instruction, with great graphics, and easy, helpful drills/tips that everyone can use. 10 out if 10! We’ll done Rick.
I thoroughly enjoy rewatching some of the older videos! Rick has always been a wealth of information sharing manageable tips. Thanks for your body of work Rick!
After all but abandoning my driver for years (just lugging it around, seldom hitting it), I've recently watched all of your videos on this topic, and I think I've made a breakthrough. Your setup videos are particularly helpful - so many other videos have failed to explain it so simply. The club head first approach, how to take those steps with your feet to establish your base vs. ball position. That was task #1. But then being conscious of trying to cross over your forearms ... that was what really clicked! I teed off on hole #1 a couple of days ago and hit a 300yd bomb right down the middle. I said, "That was amazing - what did I do??" LOL. Just have to keep at it! Thank you for the UA-cam channel, Rick. Best Golf instruction channel on UA-cam, by far.
Rick, I play off 14 and have been struggling to find a draw until recently. I watched your older 3 series stop your slice videos and did as suggested. First I paid attention to my grip, then the face angle, then my swing path. I just got in from playing some of the straightest golf shots over 36 holes ever, shooting 10 over par and then 8 over par. I also put one of my drives at the back of a 382m par 4 green for one and sunk the 2.5m putt for my third ever eagle. So, thank you so much, please keep up the great videos. You are an inspiration. Simon (New Zealand)
Just watched a video on ball design, Callaway graphene. Anyways, I thought besides cutting the ball you could do a pressure test. Put the ball, cut or not or both, and take it to a width of about 35mm. That's shaving off 7mm from the diameter and test the resistance. That will show you how hard or soft a ball really is. And what you should expect before hitting it. Of course the outer layer is important. Softer covers grip the club better for more spin and better green stopping power but not good for bad driver shots. Harder surfaces on a driver usually cause it to spin less resulting in less slicing and perhaps more roll. There's a few cover materials and they cover both hard and soft core balls. So can we do a video on the outer covers and what that means with respect to swing speed, face contact, feel, spin, etc. Also lets look at some standard range balls, from different brands, and what to expect when you go from a range ball to a regular ball that's made different. Does the material of range balls affect how the ball reacts to good or bad shots enough to cause a player to misjudge their playing? If it slices easier and they fix their slice on the range, could it result in bad draws on the course? I've seen both Wilson pro staff which hit very well and titleist which I actually havent had much luck with. So, let's look at compression and range balls and cover material. Thanks Rick.
Rick you are a genius im back playing after 3 year break because of slice. So i watched your four vids on how to stop slicing...first I showed more knuckle and that worked then i did the rest and holy cow that worked..thanks man great vids really enjoy watching
have started watching Rick's videos this summer, and that coupled with simply playing more than ever, has helped me play my best golf ever. so far. plenty of room to improve. nonetheless, thanks Rick.
I just love your training videos, you don't overthink everything and make it too complicated. Even my little brain can remember the three tips for a straighter drive. Thank you!
Rick, found your video when I was trying to improve my drive. I'm an absolute beginner (6 months), have gone to the driving range 6 or 7 times in the past few months and have even managed to play a couple of rounds. No idea what I was doing with the driver. Watched this ONE video the day before a round of golf and ended up improving on my scorecard by 8% from my previous hit out; mainly due to being able to hit it straight. Immediate impact! Look forward to watching a whole bunch of other videos of yours and putting it into practice. Cheers!
Hi Rick Just watched this Vid and I have written all three things down and in the next hour Iam going outside and try them out and I hope after a while I can hit one half as good as that last drive you did.
I'll watch all the videos and smash the like button too. Your explanations are totally understandable and entertaining. Plus ur pretty likable which is important.
Thanks this helped a bunch. I have watched Soo many of your videos. I have just started playing and bought a cheap set of clubs to get going. One trip to the driving range and I am hooked. I now hit practice balls in all my free time
Excellent video Rick! There are no 'tricks' to hit the ball better. These are reminders of how to remove poor tendencies from your swing. Good golf swings are clean and simple. Don't add any gimmicks to your swing. Follow tips like this to keep things as simple and pure as you can. Well explained! The last point about aiming is important and so easy to do! I always do this method. When you address the ball you can't be thinking 300 yards down the fairway, but you can set up your body and swing based on a point 6 feet ahead of you. Focus only on that alignment, whatever happens next will happen. The other good point you did but didn't explain was: approach the ball while looking at your aiming point, line up your club, and then set your feet. This gets your feet and swing set up at the perfect comfortable distance from the ball. Don't set your feet then place the club at the ball, you'll be introducing some error into your setup. Good instruction!
All three points are so good! Think the grip point is specific per individual tho. I used to have a very neutral grip but had an open club face at point of contact consistently so I adjusted to a stronger grip (to close the face more) and now I can hit the ball more consistently, on the other hand, Rick is the PGA Pro and I am some amatuer shmuck! Love the videos Rick, keep them coming daily.
I watched this several weeks ago. In the back garden I hit whiffle balls off a mat (similar to a driving range). My focus is on the back of the ball and I am trying to control my path like you show with the two head covers. My grip is neutral and I try to insure that the club face is square to the target. There is a stake driven into the ground 25 paces out and every once in a while a bill will hit the top of the stake or just in front, it's actually kind of cool. My swing is basically coil my torso, relax my arms and swing the club in an arc. Sounds easy, I try to it 4 or 5 dozen balls at least 5 times a day. Now is is almost automatic. A few days ago at the driving range my 7 iron shots were 155 yards, it was 145 yards. I am 69, I haven't been able to do that for the last 5 years. My 4 wood goes 210 yards or so and rolls out another 10 or 15. Driver goes 230 to 250. Just now, in the garden, a 35 pace group (11 of 12 shots) is 3.5 paces wide and 5 paces long, not sure on how to control distance. Thank you for the 3 simple tips, the have been great.
Rick really is one of the best ambassadors for the game of golf. Using platforms like UA-cam help attract young people to the sport. His eager, friendly demeanor is very welcoming in a sport that can be intimidating. I’m 24 and I’m not joking when I say all of my friends who play consume Ricks videos. Thanks!
I didn't think it was possible to shoot 100 after 2 weeks of playing.... Never mind... I KNOW it's NOT possible to shoot 100 after 2 weeks of playing...
@@chriskoshinski yeah, i probably would brag about something anonymously in a commentary on a youtubeclip. Sorry, you can believe what you want. First round ever was a 110.
Love your video Rick they got me into golf again its a bug and I'm hooked love it played today well and got another round at my local tomorrow the goal is to get my handicap and watching your videos has helped me improve so much so I thank you for that!
LIKE this video if you enjoy my coaching tips!!
Thanks For The Tips Rick!
Long time watcher, first time commenter. But, how would you fix a slice of you are already using a strong grip?
@@stephenliik5704 use the obstacles to create the straighter path. Had same issue today. Went to range after a round. I've gone strong on my left then a more weaker grip on my right. Worked for me, not sure if its mechanics or just mental. Also try to hit more at the toe.
@@jamesboucher2834 Thanks. I will give it a try at the range. 👍
Gm golf needs this
I never get the blue tracer lines following my balls flight path when I'm out, what am I doing wrong?!
Hahaha
My typical tracer line wouldn’t be blue - it would be a string of skull and crossbones.
A+ comment
Have you tried holding the left bump and smashing the A button at the same time?
@@FlobberWorm01 Mine would just be a bunch of fart emojis
Doing some last minute research before my round in a few hours. Wish me luck 😂😂 edit; We played 6 holes and got rained out :( . Went double, bogey, par, bogey, par, par . Hit some solid 3 woods and one solid drive, thanks rick!
My best advice for you is . Don’t suck . Hope it helps
Good luck dude!
Good luck
Same 😂
If Tiger can't get his driver dialed in you definitely can't. Lol. Just make good recovery shots.
Thank you for inspiring to buy my first set of clubs. You’re the reason I’ve gotten in to golf and while it’s so difficult starting out, I’m really enjoying it. Thanks for all the tips!
I love having my slice called a "fade"
I call mine a power fade takes a bit of the bad feeling away
Or my duck hook called a ropeing draw
Amen brother 😂
Mine’s called fore right.
I call my shank a push
I want to thank you for this. I’ve been struggling for years with my driver slice. I went to the range with 3 buckets and got to a point where every drive went straighter and farther than ever before.
I've just discovered your video series and cannot tell you enough how helpful they are for beginning golfers like me. Thank you Rick!🙂
Dude I started last year and I just watched this and then
went to the driving range and it was amazing thankyou so much rick.
Okay. Listen. I got a TaylorMade rbz from a friend. And I also watched this video twice last night before my tee time today. Small course only 3/4 holes that you should drive. And I did 3. 3/3 were dead on straight. I was amazed! I'm gonna split the credit and say 50/50 video/club. Love your content.
Wow I feel like you just hit a million, you’re almost a quarter of the way to 2! Keep up the great work Rick!
2.1million now
Been binging out on your content since picking the game back up; so much has changed!
Perfect timing on the video, my new TS2 came in the mail the other day and I can't keep it in bounds to save my life. Keep up the great videos Rickie!!
Rick… Shiels.. GOAT 🐐 your lessons and tips are the greatest gift to mankind ever. Watched this and the grip video this morning before my round and it instantly improved everything. Thank you 🙏🏽 from the bottom of my heart. Thank you for your expertise.
Hi Rick
A friend of mine recommended I watch your videos to improve my golf game. I have watched your videos for the past 5 months. He was right!
The difference is AMAZING! I am very close to bogey golf thanks to you!
Well done Rick, on other UA-cam pages they go into way to much detail and talk and not only confuse me but bore me to tears, your comments relate to the mistakes I am making and you speak clearly and keep info to the main points, well done mate :)
Why do you make it look so easy!! Awesome lesson!! Thanks!!
I wanted to tell you that your previous driver videos (we just got back from a mid-week golf holiday and I'm just now seeing this one) helped me do two things. 1) Manage to keep the ball in a playable position off the tee and 2) have more confidence standing on the tee. As a result, my last two of five rounds ended in a four over 76 and a six over 78. The first times I've ever broken 80. It feels good to do that, finally, after playing off and on for 30 years. Thank you.
Always a good refresher to hit those drives straight.
Thank you. I am just starting to take up golf. Watching your video’s is key
Just got back from the range and wow did this video, along with your other beginner tips videos change my Golf Life!!! I was a self taught bad slicing couldn't hit irons golfer with 0 confidence on the course and now after you showed me how to (hold) (lineup) (swing) the clubs I feel like im actually playing Golf lol... Thank You So Much!!! your Videos are Great! 🔥🔥🔥
Great coaching. Graphics helped too. Appreciated.
Thank you for this video. As always, everything is explained briefly, concisely, and visually, Bravo!
I got my first true birdie yesterday because I utilized the tips and tricks you’ve shown me on here. I now hit the ball much further and arrow straight. My confidence is super high because of these videos. Thanks for everything!!
Don't normally comment to much on any yt videos, but I've got to say a big thanks for this video Rick. My driver shots have really give me a bad time and somewhat put me off going to bigger course. However, watched this intently, picked up on every single aspect. To say it's changed my whole outlook on the game would be an understatement, I've even just brought a new driver as I'm confident it's worth the money now. Went to the range before a quick 9 and my god, my game is so much better! Tonnes more confidence now, thanks again!
rick, thanx for all your tips. you are the best and have made playing golf more enjoyable. while i still need improvement i am most definitely getting better.
This Saturday is my first 18 holes, I'm super nervous but hopefully this video will help!
Rick your last video about stop hooking the ball to the left helped me out so much!! Love the videos help me out so much this year!
Love that this video was brief and very useful for me.
Tanx Rick, watching and learning from youre videos are making a big differense in my game👍
Such a perfect and compact coaching video. Didn't muddy it up and used training aids everyone has in the bag already. Always a Beauty Shielsy.
Fixed my slice! This and his other video '5 simple ways to fix your slice' are great. I can finally hit the driver again! Thanks Rick
Rick been watching your videos for the past month. Thanks for the help. It has ridiculously helped my game
Thanks dude.... your my favorite UA-camr
Cracking video rick props to the extra editing with the graphics too, they really explain it better.
Fantastic video. Clear, easy to understand instruction, with great graphics, and easy, helpful drills/tips that everyone can use. 10 out if 10! We’ll done Rick.
Nice reinforcement video. Short and succinct. Good job.
Played today using some other of your tips for other shots and played my best round ever
I have taken just a few tips from your videos and lowered my scores by 5-10 shots per round! Thank you!
You have some very comprehensive content, thank you.
Great drills thanks
I thoroughly enjoy rewatching some of the older videos! Rick has always been a wealth of information sharing manageable tips. Thanks for your body of work Rick!
Great video Rick - because it’s so simple to apply! Thank you 👌🏼
After all but abandoning my driver for years (just lugging it around, seldom hitting it), I've recently watched all of your videos on this topic, and I think I've made a breakthrough. Your setup videos are particularly helpful - so many other videos have failed to explain it so simply. The club head first approach, how to take those steps with your feet to establish your base vs. ball position. That was task #1. But then being conscious of trying to cross over your forearms ... that was what really clicked! I teed off on hole #1 a couple of days ago and hit a 300yd bomb right down the middle. I said, "That was amazing - what did I do??" LOL. Just have to keep at it! Thank you for the UA-cam channel, Rick. Best Golf instruction channel on UA-cam, by far.
The more I watch Rick’s instruction videos, the more I appreciate them. well done!
Really enjoyed the video Rick! Easy to follow and understand. Will see about the implementation. Cheers. Kurt
Playing Saturday… hopefully your tips will help me ⛳️
Best golf help content on the web!
Rick,
I play off 14 and have been struggling to find a draw until recently. I watched your older 3 series stop your slice videos and did as suggested. First I paid attention to my grip, then the face angle, then my swing path. I just got in from playing some of the straightest golf shots over 36 holes ever, shooting 10 over par and then 8 over par. I also put one of my drives at the back of a 382m par 4 green for one and sunk the 2.5m putt for my third ever eagle.
So, thank you so much, please keep up the great videos. You are an inspiration. Simon (New Zealand)
Really enjoyed this. Gonna use these techniques tomorrow on the driving range.
Thanks Rick Basic tips are the best . Keep up the good work great video as always
Just watched a video on ball design, Callaway graphene. Anyways, I thought besides cutting the ball you could do a pressure test. Put the ball, cut or not or both, and take it to a width of about 35mm. That's shaving off 7mm from the diameter and test the resistance. That will show you how hard or soft a ball really is. And what you should expect before hitting it. Of course the outer layer is important. Softer covers grip the club better for more spin and better green stopping power but not good for bad driver shots. Harder surfaces on a driver usually cause it to spin less resulting in less slicing and perhaps more roll. There's a few cover materials and they cover both hard and soft core balls. So can we do a video on the outer covers and what that means with respect to swing speed, face contact, feel, spin, etc.
Also lets look at some standard range balls, from different brands, and what to expect when you go from a range ball to a regular ball that's made different. Does the material of range balls affect how the ball reacts to good or bad shots enough to cause a player to misjudge their playing? If it slices easier and they fix their slice on the range, could it result in bad draws on the course?
I've seen both Wilson pro staff which hit very well and titleist which I actually havent had much luck with. So, let's look at compression and range balls and cover material. Thanks Rick.
Rick Shiels! Keep doing the things you doing because we all love your vids! You are so inspirational for all us golfers out there!
I always like watching your teaching videos because they cover the basics and you're one of the best at explaining the why and how.
Dude your videos are awesome Rick. You are the man and I love watching all of your content. Keep it going brother.
Looking forward to trying this tomorrow!
Rick you are a genius im back playing after 3 year break because of slice. So i watched your four vids on how to stop slicing...first I showed more knuckle and that worked then i did the rest and holy cow that worked..thanks man
great vids really enjoy watching
Thanks Rick!
All your videos have helped me.
Appreciate your efforts.👋
i love all the vids ,, im new starting and learned alot from you , im 36 just getting into it game. its fun
Started watching you in May. Taken 6 shots off my handicap thanks to you. Also have a new set of clubs incl SZ driver! You da bomb!
My favorite channel on UA-cam!! Thank you sir
All your videos have helped my golf game in just 2 months 🤘🏻
Great video Rick. 100% CORRECT.
have started watching Rick's videos this summer, and that coupled with simply playing more than ever, has helped me play my best golf ever. so far. plenty of room to improve. nonetheless, thanks Rick.
You make it look so easy! Thanks and always enjoy watching your videos.
This off season seems so much longer this year !! Good thing for RS to watch on the elipitical !! It's a blistering - 6 today in Northern NY .
I just love your training videos, you don't overthink everything and make it too complicated. Even my little brain can remember the three tips for a straighter drive. Thank you!
Just as I go on my lunch break, perfect timing 😂
Thanks rick for all, you re helping me alot
Rick, found your video when I was trying to improve my drive. I'm an absolute beginner (6 months), have gone to the driving range 6 or 7 times in the past few months and have even managed to play a couple of rounds. No idea what I was doing with the driver. Watched this ONE video the day before a round of golf and ended up improving on my scorecard by 8% from my previous hit out; mainly due to being able to hit it straight. Immediate impact! Look forward to watching a whole bunch of other videos of yours and putting it into practice. Cheers!
Hi Rick Just watched this Vid and I have written all three things down and in the next hour Iam going outside and try them out and I hope after a while I can hit one half as good as that last drive you did.
Was shooting 110 plus 4 months ago. Now shooting low 90's. Thank you for your instructional videos..✌️🏌️⛳
Rick, you’re a natural teacher.
Always good to remind us about basics / anyone new to the game 💪💪💪👍👍👍😀😀😀
I have a big tournament this weekend! Let’s hope that Rick Shiels magic is as helpful as it usually is! Thank you for your lessons and reminders!
Thanks for the reinforcement coach. You’re the best.
I'll watch all the videos and smash the like button too. Your explanations are totally understandable and entertaining. Plus ur pretty likable which is important.
I’ve worked through my slice by watching your videos and now I’m pushing left or hooking some shots. This video is perfect for me, thank you.
I watch everyone i can man thanks mate cheers 🍻
Wow 🤩 that’ll help me a lot because right now I’m slicing my drives a lot to the right.
Great a rick shield video now I’m not bored
Enjoyed watching your videos mate ! Very informative
Thanks this helped a bunch. I have watched Soo many of your videos. I have just started playing and bought a cheap set of clubs to get going. One trip to the driving range and I am hooked. I now hit practice balls in all my free time
Great video Rick, aim point is always crucial !!!
Excellent video Rick! There are no 'tricks' to hit the ball better. These are reminders of how to remove poor tendencies from your swing. Good golf swings are clean and simple. Don't add any gimmicks to your swing. Follow tips like this to keep things as simple and pure as you can. Well explained! The last point about aiming is important and so easy to do! I always do this method. When you address the ball you can't be thinking 300 yards down the fairway, but you can set up your body and swing based on a point 6 feet ahead of you. Focus only on that alignment, whatever happens next will happen. The other good point you did but didn't explain was: approach the ball while looking at your aiming point, line up your club, and then set your feet. This gets your feet and swing set up at the perfect comfortable distance from the ball. Don't set your feet then place the club at the ball, you'll be introducing some error into your setup. Good instruction!
Great video! The club path drill is so helpful
All three points are so good! Think the grip point is specific per individual tho. I used to have a very neutral grip but had an open club face at point of contact consistently so I adjusted to a stronger grip (to close the face more) and now I can hit the ball more consistently, on the other hand, Rick is the PGA Pro and I am some amatuer shmuck! Love the videos Rick, keep them coming daily.
Thanks Rick! Need this for my round tonight!
Fantastic summary, Rick! As usual, your videos are dead on. Thank you!
I watched this several weeks ago. In the back garden I hit whiffle balls off a mat (similar to a driving range). My focus is on the back of the ball and I am trying to control my path like you show with the two head covers. My grip is neutral and I try to insure that the club face is square to the target. There is a stake driven into the ground 25 paces out and every once in a while a bill will hit the top of the stake or just in front, it's actually kind of cool. My swing is basically coil my torso, relax my arms and swing the club in an arc. Sounds easy, I try to it 4 or 5 dozen balls at least 5 times a day. Now is is almost automatic. A few days ago at the driving range my 7 iron shots were 155 yards, it was 145 yards. I am 69, I haven't been able to do that for the last 5 years. My 4 wood goes 210 yards or so and rolls out another 10 or 15. Driver goes 230 to 250. Just now, in the garden, a 35 pace group (11 of 12 shots) is 3.5 paces wide and 5 paces long, not sure on how to control distance. Thank you for the 3 simple tips, the have been great.
Last tip works the best for me (on the driving range now) Thanks Rick
Loving it. So simple that you can take the key takeaways to the golf course and follow every time.
Goodmrning thnx for your good advice en tips you make my the best player between my friends
Hi Rick this video helped me a lot with my driver and I hit the ball 90% of the time Straight.
Rick really is one of the best ambassadors for the game of golf. Using platforms like UA-cam help attract young people to the sport. His eager, friendly demeanor is very welcoming in a sport that can be intimidating. I’m 24 and I’m not joking when I say all of my friends who play consume Ricks videos. Thanks!
Thanks rick after tip im hitting my driver better appreciated from a high handicapper love the vidoes and tips keep up the good work
Love the videos Rick. Would be great to see one about what type of shaft to have on your clubs (based on swing speed?)
Started my golfing career in mid May, now at 24.5 hcp and playing my first competition tomorrow - stoked! Your videos has helped me a lot!
I didn't think it was possible to shoot 100 after 2 weeks of playing....
Never mind... I KNOW it's NOT possible to shoot 100 after 2 weeks of playing...
@@chriskoshinski I’m at 14,1 hcp right now 🫡
@@Anstalten over a year in.... sure. But your 1st comment implies you were shooting 100. 2 weeks into learning golfing..... not a chance dude
@@chriskoshinski yeah, i probably would brag about something anonymously in a commentary on a youtubeclip. Sorry, you can believe what you want. First round ever was a 110.
@@Anstalten 9 holes sure.... par 3 course sure.... but not 1 real golfer believes you shooting 110 your 1st time out.....
Love your video Rick they got me into golf again its a bug and I'm hooked love it played today well and got another round at my local tomorrow the goal is to get my handicap and watching your videos has helped me improve so much so I thank you for that!
Simple and effective. Keep up the great work. ✌️🍾
so hard to not love these videos as a golfer, Rick Shiels is the absolute boy