Can Rick Shiels Break 75 at Bay Hill?
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- Can Rick Shiels Break 75 at Bay Hill?
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Fair play Rick, those fairways looked pristine and you did your best to stay off them for 18 holes! 🤣
Ya he should play the tees he belongs at. Embarassing
This comment if going into the playbook
Haha, spot on. Cringeworthy but hell yeah xD
10/10
😂😂
I love when Rick doesn't hit the driver well, knows it, but refuses to play anything else. He's all of us.
Facts 😂
I didn't spend all that money to leave it in the bag.
@@PaulLundgren1970 use it next week
This is why we love watching you Rick, we all feel your pain. You don't hide it or edit to make yourself look better, you give us raw golf. We hurt for you on days like this but cheer you on on better days.
Love the fact that this shows just how hard Bay Hill is. No shame in shooting higher scores at difficult courses and love being able to see a player's perspective on some of those famous shots.
This course is one of the hardest on the tour! It definitely would chew me up, spit me out lol
Thank god I played a couple tees forward from where he was playing from. That place was still super tough. Water in coolers on the course smelled and tasted like sulfur.
@@bigtatc Sulfur? That's nasty!
I'd love to see some videos of Rick working with some course strategy specialists. So many of his errors come from trying to hit different shot shapes and even tour pros don't do that.
100% just stick with the draw that comes naturally
He needs Golf Sidekick
I think he thinks his way around the course as if he has a pro level type selection of shots. Just not at that level yet to whip out some of these shots in my opinion. Theres talent there though.
@@chocolatetownforever7537 Even pros don't hit a different shape for every shot though. They stick to their stock shape as often as possible but most people think they have total control. In modern golf the penny has dropped that working the ball both ways is a vastly overrated skill because it's impossible to move away from your stock shot without sacrificing proximity. Proximity is almost all that matters.
@@BTal-kp1qd Totally agree.
Respect for the caddie, he was really helpful and also provided some quality commentary! Good effort Rick, not an easy course to tackle for break 75
Ya I agree the caddy seemed like a chill dude. He seemed comfortable in front of the camera too. He definitely added to the video.
Also enjoyed the caddie commentary
@@brmc6145 the best things in life are simple.
I commented something similar. Caddy is a class act.
Had the same caddy today for my first time here. Complete fluke, but couldn’t have asked to go play with a better guy.
This is what makes Rick's channel great. He shows you the ups, the downs, and everything in between. Showing it all with a smile on his face.
Agreed although the smile only made guest appearances in this video.
I love the man's channel but he really needs to address the issues between his ears much more than what the club's doing in his hands.
I've heard from so many sources about the very high percentage of how mental this game is in comparison to physical.
Guys making millions a year playing golf and travelling the world, id be smiling too lol
@@charlied8355 no doubt! I guess the point I was trying to make was, he shot an awful score for his standards but still posted the video. So many UA-cam/TikTok golfers only show the good when we all know golf is not all good.
@@glenj.taylor2938 100% agree! Golf is such a mental struggle and we’re never satisfied
waiting for the ups.
Man, golf is hard. You can tell Rick is really exhausted in the end. Dealing with frustation is hard. Cheer up Rick! You might not deliver your best game ever, but the content was as good as ever
He’s also probably not used to the heat and humidity of playing in Florida compared to the UK.
Or, and call me crazy for suggesting this. He’s just not very good😂
We would watch him regardless, good or bad. He needs to learn this and relax.
@@keelritchie2291 He's got to fix his ball flight, one shot big sweeping hook, next shot big fade. You can't have 2 way misses and expect to play well. I think the other thing is his concentration, I know it's hard with filming and the crowd around.
He was on a pro course playing pro distance with UA-camr talent
What a cool caddie, always positive and encouraging. It’s a PGA tour venue and played from the back tees, good effort. Sometimes you’ve gotta be your own caddie.
I think this shows how important it is to be able to drive/go off the tees consistently and why so many high handicappers struggle. You're basically fighting an uphill battle from the first stroke and you can never get in a good position to actually attack. It also messes with you mentally. Like in the front 9, Rick actually hit a bunch of really nice shots onto the green with his irons but there was no momentum because the bad tee shots before muted everything.
Exactly what I thought that is
The Caddie is incredible! He needs to feature every break 75!
agree be caddie they have had on show. Dude knows his stuff.
@@davidcole2337 yet Rick didn't utilize him enough
Was thinking same thing. He was really good and relaxed with the camera.
He had his work cut out. Rick was in spraying season
Really? I thought he was lack lustre and had a laser for a crutch. He didn’t seem to share much local course knowledge unless asked. Maybe that’s his style. I guess it depends on the player as well. Some players just want the distance. Others want wear the misses are, green reads, etc.
This course really demonstrates how utterly brilliant top tour players are. Rick has been totally “Bay Hilled”. No disgrace.
He’s really living the dream. I’m in the states and haven’t been able to get to these legendary courses. Maybe one day. Go get ‘em, Rick 🤝
He's also a PGA pro so it's not like he has to pay to play in most cases and with him being on UA-cam and his status I'm sure that doesn't hurt his chances to get help by the local pro to get on some of these. That being said, it's at least entertaining.
@@troyrambo6804 the fact hes a PGA pro has nothing to do with him getting on these courses..its just the millions of subscribers that gets him on
@@ryanmcdonnell665 It does when he's a Pga Tour pro because they don't usually have to pay to play. It's a pretty decent perk for being a pro even if you're just an instructor. His UA-cam status help but the point I was making is that he doesn't have to pay most likely.
@@troyrambo6804 mate he has 2.5 million subscribers on youtuve.. Even if he wasnt a PGA pro, he is not paying anywhere he goes. Any venue would actually be paying him to come and play, to market their venue.
@@ryanmcdonnell665 Dude you can chill with your aggressive responses. Just because a person is a UA-cam content provide doesn't mean they don't have to pay for things. My point is to the original responder, NOT YOU, was that as a PGA tour member, the Living the dream comment, that pga tour members don't pay for golf regardless at Pga tour sponsored courses as a perk of Pga Tour membership. Your point of him being a UA-cam content provider is secondary. No course HAS to give him access for free just because of that. Especially a course as exclusive as Bay Hill which doesn't need exposure to his subscribers. Bay Hill isn't hurting for members or for more rounds played.
Don't get discouraged. You have helped me and countless others with this game. To do what you do and take all the bad with the good, is an effort that no one really knows but you. I am proud of what I've learned from you just on youtube. You are a good golfer and a great coach!!
John in Canada here... I've played a bit of golf in my life mostly with my best friend who turned pro. Rick is a true gentleman the way he conducts himself around the course. No gimmies, always plays it where it lays, no outbursts and courteous to fellow golfers. If you haven't had a few rounds like Rick today then you haven't played much golf and to put it on display for all his viewers to see... Looking forward to watching you play far more to you capabilities very soon. All the best, John
Absolutely fair play for some of the courses you've played in this "US Tour Leg" of Break 75. It's one of my favourite series on any channel, never mind UA-cam because you bare your soul! You've taken on some of the most difficult tracks in world golf, and filmed yourself and your thoughts during every single shot. All courses must find this relatable. Unlike professional coverage where we never really hear the players' or caddies' thoughts. Having played in Conwy - the location of one of your most infamous BreaK 75s - it would be a pleasure if you could ever pop over the water and play Maesdu Golf Club. It's certainly not Bay Hill but is rated harder than Conwy (which I'm not convinced about). Anyway, thanks once again for being brave enough to do these, as well as upping the production value as the channel grows. I rarely watch golf unless it's the majors but watch nearly of these, as well as Good Good etc because they relatable, friendly, fun and - at times - excruciating. Your comeback after that first chip in the video above is superb. I'd have dug a big hole in one of the thousands of bunkers and cringed myself to death.
Looking forward to your return for the early season trek around the toughest courses in the UK! Where is the rough is a lot more forgiving!
Shiels is such a 'confidence' man. You know he wasn't dialled in from the range pre-game: Next weeks video - Rick Shiels sees a sports psychologist
🤣 Talks himself out of every shot
@@damianhallsworth2092 he often does! His mate James Robinson was playing a few with Rick on his bag and they came to a bad lie and tuff shot.
Rick said something like youd expect and immediately James was like "ALWAYS POSITIVE"
Obvious but verynimportant thing to say and Rick needs to remember that. He literally talks himself down all the time. Hard to play well like that
A video of rick with Dr Steve Peters would be interesting viewing tbh
😂😂😂
It's not a bad idea tbh and an often ignored area of huge improvement
Jon Rahm is seriously blowing my mind with how consistently well he is playing this year 😳🤙
I’m switching to a short swing 😂
Watch him miss the cut at sawgrass 😂
@@SethMoxie yeah it’s just so consistent. Less movement in the swing seems like less time for things to go terribly wrong 🤣
@@levidickerson24 🤣I sure hope not. His run is just mind blowing I keep thinking he’s gotta fall off sometime but I guess we learned from tigers run it’s possible to maintain 🤙🤙🤙
@@SethMoxie u 1st need a club foot
The best thing about this channel is not the quality of the golf but the quality of the content and by no means any disrespect to rick. However we don't come here thinking we're gonna see someone break 75 every week but we love the journey of watching someone who is more than capable of this but makes us feel more human when he doesn't. Love these ones with the club caddy too 👌
One of the biggest reasons I love watching Rick is because he’s so true and he displays a true day to day golf game. I just played today and it was TERRIBLE. You win some you lose some but the content is always amazing! Keep up the great videos and I will always be watching! 86 is still super impressive for bay hill! Great video Rick 🤙🏻
I love that you're going to all of these great courses, Rick. Thank you for sharing. It isn't that you're playing well or poorly, you take us with you, all the time, and that means so much.
I have to admit, I like it when Rick duffs a chip... makes me laugh every time and not feel so horrible about my own game at the moment.
Rick, I used to live right on that course growing up and would have been estatic to shoot in the 90's from the back with tournament rough. Don't be too down on yourself, man. Big kudos to you for posting this even though you're not happy with it. You hit a few great shots!
You grew up that wealthy and still don't know how to spell "ecstatic?"
@@SpaceSnaxxx you grew up so presumptuous, and still don't know how to spell "snacks"?
@@SpaceSnaxxx Guess I was too busy learning not to be a rude jerk. Also, go and check out the real estate in Bay Hill, most of it’s not all that expensive. Our house was around 3500 square feet. My parents did fine but we were most definitely not wealthy. You must be confusing us with Isleworth, which is next door.
@@SpaceSnaxxx … Why do people have to post negative (smart arse) comments about spelling mistakes on these sites?🙄🙄
@@MC-nb6jx I think Kristian explained it adequately. :)
Still my favourite golfer. Big up to the caddy he was so supportive. Nice guy.
These videos are probably not fun to make, but as a golfer that really struggles from time to time it is refreshing to see the good and the bad. Definitely makes your channel relatable. Remember, golf is not a game of perfect!
Rick, thank you for showing ALL shots - GOOD or BAD. Most UA-cam golfers use the magic of editing to make themselves look better then they really are. I appreciate your candor sir. Hopefully one day we'll play and film together!
Honestly Rick, whether is 90 or 70, your honestly my fav channel. I love your content. Just have fun and don’t stop with the content. I love it!
Thank you Rick for showing us real pro tour golf courses, it really shows us the difficulties of the pro courses and the level of skill they have. Never mind your score some days it works some days it does not :) That's life. The important is the message you deliver through your videos, this is what i like. Merci beaucoup.
Shout out to that caddie. Not only was he very good at helping you around this tough course, he was also very good on video!
Brilliant content as always Rick, your editing team are different level . Its so reassuring to know that a good golfer like yourself has periods of self doubt and frustration during a round, It also reminds us how unbelievably talented the top professional are to be able to tame a course of this magnitude.
Most of your subscribers would never pass negative judgement on your performance, and I can assure you I am willing you on every time you post your latest break 75.
Highlight of my golfing week seeing your latest video, and listening to the Podcast with Guy. Stay positive, you are a credit to this wonderful game.
Wow! What a great lesson! Picking yourself up after bad holes and keeping a positive attitude can lead you to great success. The game of golf is such an up and down sport one day you might shoot 90 and the other day 70, but the real champion is the person who grinds through the tough holes and never gives up! Great job Rick! 👍👍👍
Really good caddy. Knows his stuff, friendly without trying to be a bantersaurus, positive encouragement. Class act.
Rick everyone has days like that. Tough when it is on camera for the world to see. Thank you for the content.
It clearly wasn't your day, Rick. We have all been there and most of us would love to have your ability. Thanks for still putting the video on your channel. It showed the course ready for tournament play and how tough it can be. You are a class guy who has gained my respect even more.
100% agreed and very well said Sir.
Does Rick need a new driver? Or go back to the F9?
It's always tougher when you're having a sticky day out on any course but definitely more draining when out with relative strangers than if out with your mates Rick..adds to the pressure I think sometimes. I'd be delighted with 86 on most courses never mind a beautifully difficult course like Bay Hill. Enjoyed the video and felt the pain.. all part of the great game of golf.. keep them coming, always enjoyable 🙂
Spot on. I would love to stick the keyboard warriors out there basically on an island, no friends, no banter, from tournament tees. Seems more like work than play
@@jwilder2251 Mate I'd literally love to do that, and get paid, and do nothing but practice for that round week after week. sounds honestly delightful.
Thanks Rick, for being real. I felt your frustration, but you kept going with intention. Some days we feel humbled by the game of golf.
One of the reasons I think people appreciate your content. You post the good the bad and the ugly. You certainly earned that beer after grinding out this round. Cheers!
Listening to the caddie convos was the best part of this video. That man knew his stuff.
Loving these videos!!! It’s never going to be easy playing the hardest courses in the world but I love you’re filming them and staying honest!! Love watching these Rick!! I’m probably very similar handicap to you so appreciate your struggles!!
Thanks for the good vibes again and again. Another stunning video!
good vibes? he was moaning the whole time
@@alfi3053 It can be very frustrating I’m sure, especially when you want to make a good video by playing well and they pair you with a group. It was a shorter video than most, but still a fun watch nonetheless.
I have only played this course virtually on my sim. Its freaking hard. Great video, smooth production, well done.
I love the break 75 series and the variety of courses you play. Golf is hard and gold at Bayhill seems even harder. Thanks for sharing this episode.
Thanks Rick for all that great content. Absolutely beautiful place🙏😍🙏
On the first day of the tournament, I was blessed enough to be an “honorary observer” with Webb Simpson’s group. My inside the ropes experience was awesome. The course is absolutely gorgeous and still in awe to see how far and high the tour pros hit it.
I know this course very well through playing the tiger woods PS2 game 🤣 Love this content keep it coming ⛳⛳⛳
Yeah I remember shooting consistent rounds around here in the mid 50s on that game. What’s the problem Rick?
I think it highlights how much this game is played in the mind. You see the confidence drain out, then losing interest and a bad hole becomes a bad round. Great work on the production yet again.
Gorgeous course! Seeing this after watching the tournament this past weekend, really gives you perspective. Much respect to the tour players and to yourself for showing us the real struggle. Seems the rough there just eats balls left and right. Keep it true and straight and save yourself some heartache...
I sympathize with you, Rick. People who haven't played Florida golf don't understand how brutal the rough can be. You've got 3 inches of grass then another 3 inches of roots before you hit the ground. If the ball miraculously stays up your club can go right underneath it, which can be embarrassing. More often than not, it disappears into the root layer making it extremely difficult to make solid contact and maintain enough club head speed to hit a decent shot. The only remedy is to not miss fairways, but if the big stick isn't cooperating, I don't care who you are, you're in for a rough day. I applaud you for hanging in there and keeping your cool. Thanks for the great content Rick. 👍
Love it Rick. Best way to start my weekend! Keep up the great golf videos. ❤
Rick even when you have a bad round, your content never disappoints. Thanks for the consistent quality uploads 💯
I know you felt terrible after this Rick; but this is one of the toughest courses in the world and you’re playing much better than you did before you took some time out and got some coaching. The narrowest and most unforgiving fairways, I’ve ever seen in a UA-cam video.
I enjoyed it, it gave you a sense of how hard the Arnold Palmer invitational really was this weekend.
The course looked awesome, and kudos to you for hanging in there.
Awesome video Ricky!
The MVP of the video is for sure your caddie, hell of a guy 🙌🏻
Thanks Rick for the wonderful entertainment and even lessons in humility and determination. I found your channel when looking for help hitting a driver. You helped me then ( think the video stressed fix the club face first, then the path) and you help me now by your good example of enjoying the day, doing your best, appreciating how difficult golf is and how incredible the tour players are. Going to barbecue a hot dog tonight for dinner too btw.
I think we'll be seeing a "my new driver" episode coming out in about a week. Calling it now. The Callaway paradym is going in the bag
If only it was that easy 😂
Just put a sticker on his current driver head that says, "The problem is on the other end of the shaft." His swing is total $h1t lately, and no new club is going to fix it. It's a shame because I love his videos and the courses he plays, but lately he has become absolutely cringeworthy. He needs to change to a Break 85 series.
@@dirkgibbens377 I think it’s more about the different styles of courses from the UK to America. Long and narrow with plenty of hazards and rough is not a style of course that suits his game.
@@happygster922 No, thats not it. I’ve been watching Rick for years. Lately he just seems to have lost it. He can’t find a fairway of any width with his driver. Says he’s going to try to hit a little cut shot and hits a screaming duck hook. Tries to hit a high draw and banana slices it into a pond. His game is just kind of a mess right now. We’ve all been there, but kudos to Rick for staying positive and continuing to produce good content. I feel for him because I know he’s a much better golfer than that.
@@dirkgibbens377 Sure, but it’s also a lot easier to hit your target when a fairway is 40 yards wide with few trees and hazards.
Amazing looking course but looked like a brutal experience off those back tees. You were too tough on yourself Rick, but appreciate you wanted to play well on such an iconic course. Still a great video ❤
Tee it forward
@@blue24563 what's your lowest ever round ?
Should be tee from whites
It was mostly his drivers fault. He couldn't hit a fairway to save his life. Unless you play with tournament ruff 24/7 you're gonna have no idea how to play out of tournament ruff. It's was all down hill once he couldn't get a driver on the fairway.
@@blue24563 so 6400 plays like 5400
Great video. I know it was rough on Rick, but I do also love that he shows the ups and downs in his game and with the Arnold Palmer Invitational being played this week it is cool to walk through the course and see how tough it really is. The rough looks ridiculous!
It's just the best idea to watch a pro event and the Break 75 on the same course on the same weekend 🤩 you should do this more often
Just for a bit of context, I'm a 9.5 HDCP and when I played Bay Hill the first time, it was the Tuesday after Bryson's win and I was a 6.7 HDCP at the time. I shot 93. The rough is so difficult in that condition to even find your ball. Let alone hit out of it.
Played 2 more times since then in tourney conditions. 95 & 98 respectively.
This place really does seem like a +8 at least with the narrow fairways and brutally deep rough.
What tees did you play
@@edanzore Blue all 3 times it’s something like 6800 yds
Don't think I've ever seen Rick have a good day 😂
Your Caddy's advice was super on point this round!
New video idea; have two people play Bay Hill for the first time, have this dude (or another excellent caddy) be the caddy for one of them and give plenty of advice, and the other has to play without any advice from their caddy. See how much difference it makes!
Very much have the same issue I used to in my chipping game: I didn’t realize it but I would actually dip / bend my knees just before impact with the ball and it caused me to hit it fat all the time. I’ve since made sure that my knees do not bend during chip shots at all and my chipping has improved IMMENSELY.
Rick truly is the best, world is a better place with him in it posting these videos
Man rick has really packed on the weight
Mate!!! I'd be over the moon with an 86!! Kudos to you for getting through all 18 for all of us! Keep on keeping on!
Wow, what an amazing opportunity to play Bay Hill! The course is so intimidating. Obviously we know you could've scored better Rick... But you acquitted yourself well mate.👍 Awesome content Shielsie!💯🙌
Such a great one. Amazing quality shots, very well thought out and some brilliant editing! Really felt like we were there, thank you!
This is my home course. The rough is higher for the tournament! Glad you enjoyed your visit.
Loved the banter between Rick and his caddie.
Rick, this is the reason I want your video's , it real, the true ups & downs of golf, the good, the bad & the ugly, keep chasing those good days...... love your work!!
That hole #5 recommendation of the 4 iron + full second shot is where I realized the caddy would be of great help here. Bay Hill looks so damn hard!
We all have days like this and the fact you even put this on UA-cam is very humbling.. No Bullshit, well done for showing the fact that golf is hard
What a duff on the first Rick. Goes to show that pressure effects the mind, hands, arms, legs, eyes, fingers. It gets everywhere. Sure you can do this.👍
When I played Bay Hill in July I had the same caddie. Kyran has so much course knowledge and he was great to talk to.
I'm currently going through what Rick seems to be going through in this video. Shots that I ordinarily have no issue with confidence in are suddenly shots I feel incredibly uncomfortable facing. I'm fatting, thinning, topping, and shanking. Crisis of confidence. Golf is a game of incredibly fine margins. What went wrong here might have been a fraction of an inch. Keep going, Rick!
Loved your caddie, and Roy didn't give a s**t did he, pushing his cart all over the tees 🤣 A video like this just reminds us all the 'GOLF IS HARD'
I love watching you take on these epic challenges!
What an experience to play at Bayhill and with Mr Palmers sim in law. Shame it didn’t go as planned, but to say you’ve played there in that company is an honour.
Thanks for taking me there RICK ❤AWESOME AND AUTHENTIC ⛳️🏴
Great content as always while bringing some of the world's best courses to our homes. Thanks Rick, always looking forward to the next upload.
It is interesting to hear an experienced caddy give guidance. Definitely an advantage.
Play it again and I am sure you'll do well! Your approach shots are excellent! Maybe leave the driver in the bag when it is so critical to keep it in the short grass.
You're NOT the worst golfer on the planet... I can find the rough on a football field.....
Great video Roy…what a thrill it must have been to play Bay Hill with Mr. Palmer’s son-in-law.
Take solace…not once did Kieran (?) say… “wow, I’ve never seen this shot”! 🤣
I know the feeling when it rains it pours....especially when the driver isn't going your way. However, you've got to hire that caddy as your hype man for every shoot! His attitude was so positive. I'd love to see more content with their local caddies at various courses.
I was watching guys like Spieth get beat down by Bay Hill at the Arnold Palmer Invitational yesterday and am amazed at just how well you played, Rick. I cannot imagine the score most of us would shoot out there. Add cameras and VIP playing partners and forget about it, I’m toast. You did fine for Bay Hill in tournament conditions. On a side note, I think we need to see that caddy again in future videos, he was awesome!
Glad to see you here in Orlando Rick! Thanks for the video!
Hey Rick I appreciate you posting videos like this. Let's all of us other golfers know it's not just us that has a bad day. Cheers mate looking forward to the next round
Respect to you for taking it on Rickster. That’s a brutal track
Good effort Rick, don't take it too hard! I recently started playing and your videos have helped me immensely, i've made lots of progress in just 2 months and recently started flushing my irons and striking them purely consistently and it's a great feeling, I will get a coach but so far your content has helped me greatly. Onto the next one!
Mindset change required Rick. You’re playing bay hill, a course most will never get the opportunity to play. A genuine once in a lifetime round for so many. Just enjoy being there. Take it in and enjoy being on a perfect golf course, who cares where your driver goes or how many birdies you make, you’re at bay hill!
Rick although you didnt play that well, the course was insane especially the rough. It is absolutely awesome to see this course from these angles TV coverage during the tournament doesn't show. It gives you a perspective of actually playing. I have a particular fandom for Palmer designed courses, I have my lowest career score on the PGA West Palmer Course. I've just always been a fan and to me this is the crown jewel. I'd love to play it some day but watching the video made me feel like I was there!
Man what an absolutely brutal course. I just hope Rick enjoyed it!
!!WOW!!!! What a tough course makes you appreciate how good the touring pros are
Thanks Rick. That made me feel better about the 83 I shot there when I was fortunate enough to play Bay Hill about 10 years back. (As a 6 handicap). Brought back a lot of good memories of the day. On the range that day I met Roy Saunders son Sam (the tour pro) who was very gracious and let me friend son take a picture with him. Great times.
Thanks for the content Rick! Great Stuff
I’ve been suffering whit you Rick… This course was so tough! This episode reminds us that Golf Is Hard, and that a negative day happens.
Rick mentioned at the beginning that the rest of the group were starting from a couple of tees up, now you know why… you should have joined them Rick!
The best golf channel. Whether on UA-cam or the tv! Ever.
Great insight to how hard Bay Hills is thanks for not hiding from this video CHEERS
Glad you got to play Bay Hill. I love just off the third green.
Seriously you made some of the best up and downs I've ever seen you make RS. Just needed to pull 3 wood from the tee more. With the rough that thick finding the short grass was definitely at a premium.