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@@tedtroccola5364 thanks bro!

I love to play fast. It's part of my teaching. When the mind is free and no longer cluttered with thought you can play at a whole different speed.

Thanks! I think you will love it!!!

Like a charm!!!

@@seanfed Thanks dude!

You're a movie star now! ☺

@@dominikaltheimer9992 Thank you!!

@@thedeucecake Miss you as well brother!

Yeah that's what I would have thought! glad to hear I choose wisely.

@@NA-fe6ze awesome! Hope it lived up. I think it’s a pretty special place.

I haven’t played it. Guess I gotta check it out!

Thanks for the invite! Seeing golfers in Cowboy boots would certainly be a first for me!

Yeah it can be a struggle if you don't hit it straight, but I promise score won't matter when you are surrounded by the giant trees.

Thanks for the kind words about the video. It was truly a special place. I don't think I would ever get tired of the views that's for sure.

Yeah I think the guys I played with were a bit surprised I putted so well there as well 🤣

I would have to respectfully disagree with you on it being "crap" and "gimmicky." Yes, the fairways are narrow but this is solely due to the land restrictions/terrain. The designer chose to leave bunkers out of the design so you aren't doubly penalized - a truly creative design concept for a tight course. Arrowtown uses the natural terrain perfectly and it's hard to image a much better design on such a unique piece of land. The course was built with picks and shovels so comparing it to a modern course like Jack's Point, where money and heavy machinery were no issue, is not a fair comparison. Like tasting a fine wine, golf course rating is definitely subjective and bound to stir up conversations. It is always refreshing to hear other opinions and critiques. However, in the case with Arrowtown, the vast majority of golf architectural aficionados do find it to be a unique, one-of-a-kind architectural design in a world full of cookie-cutter golf courses.

@@lawngurutaupo Almost perfect!!’

@@peacefulgolf just to add, your coverage of kinloch, has to be the best Ive seen, having been involved in the course..You should head down to Jacks Point..too..

@@lawngurutaupo Jack's Point is my next NZ course stay tuned!

@@peacefulgolf i played kinloch last week, Tom enjoyed your company !! There are 2 more courses going in down there, plus a redo..did you film last year ?

@@lawngurutaupo I filmed my Jacks point round in March 2024

Must have been a blast working in that environment everyday!

Jen works the camera, I operate the fighter jet! 🙂

Yeah I got very lucky with no wind. I don't think +1 would have been the score on a windy day

Yeah I definitely had a good day 🙂

Hey Jack thanks for the kind words about the video! Glad you enjoyed. Kinloch is certainly a special place. I am going to decline the offer to share the footage, I feel like all our work is our own unique art and I want to keep mine special, it took me a long time to learn how to use the drone and film in my style. I would like to keep it personal to my channel if that makes sense. .Good luck with your channel! ✌

@@peacefulgolf No problem, I was hopeful it may have been club provided footage at first but then the more I saw I thought it was more likely your own. Yep completely understand (just to be clear I wouldnt have tried to pass it off as my own and given you credit on each shot). All the best with your channel - if you are in NZ again let me know and we could maybe do round :)

I couldn't agree more! Kinloch is pure golf and for that I am grateful to have played it!

Couldn't seem to find anything on it. Do you have a link to a website? Or directions?

Yeah those are two great courses but the conditions had really fallen down so I opted not to play this time around.

@@peacefulgolf NO WAY the course conditions have fallen down… had tournament there last week. I’m from Northern California so respectfully disagree with you there. 😂

@@themastermagicians2745 This trip was 2 years ago. So glad to hear it's back in great shape!

That's why I always say golf to me is more than just a game but a way of life. The golf course and its land is always something to behold. The game teaches and shows us beauty that no other game has ever done for me. If you ever reach the point of forgetting about the score and just playing for the sheer thrill of the environment you will see that joy come right back. Don't let the mind get in the way of rich experiences. Head over to my website www.peaceful-golf.com and check out my book. It may really resonate with you. Really glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for the watch and the follow.

My handicap is a +2 right now. Glad you enjoyed the video!

@@davidvesseur I have no idea! Glad you are enjoying the channel please spread the word!

That would be a great birthday gift!!

Thanks!!!

Thank you! could have been something really special if I had made a few more putts.

I don't know, I just typed it into google and everything says Nebraska is considered the Midwest. 🤷‍♂

yeah it's a pretty special place!

I preferred the South but the greens on the North were really wild!

Hey man so glad you enjoyed the video! I didn't get any footage of the clubhouse. I shot the video in February of this year. I think I shot the footage on a Thursday evening once everyone was done playing. I spent 2 months in New Zealand and played nearly 20 courses.I hope to get back one day but for now I'll just have to watch the videos to remember this truly special adventure.

@@dank454 Thanks for the comment! Glad you are enjoying the content. I have a bunch more NZ videos on the way so stay tuned!