Poor Duck Creek... The club house burned down last year. This used to be a country club that went under. Then got picked up by someone else who has been trying to put in money to get the course up to par. Its been a struggle. That course used to be amazing.
For some reason I knew he was going to play Duck Creek. Just short of the city of Garland buying it and maintaining it, I don't know how this course will survive.
Middle class man here who loves playing golf! I grew up playing these types of courses… great deals! $36 for 18 with a cart and two waters… c’mon now! Municipal courses can be fun because they can be challenging due to the lack of care/management that the nicer courses provide. It’s best to use these courses for learning shots that you might not find yourself hitting in nicer establishments
Course has a great layout. Too bad the old owners let it go to waste for years. JC will likely make it better but then will implement their crazy tee time rules and jack up the price like they did to Golf Club of Cali and RBI. So we will see.
@@jefepeeps4308 I used to love playing Eagle Crest, when the course and housing around it were new. It's been years since it's been at all playable now, but JC buying it gives me hope for at least a good course. But, yeah, the JC "model" is discouraging. I'll stick with Native Oaks :)
@@paullefevre8684 i just got done playing Native Oaks lol. 3h20m pace but 108 degrees so no one was really out there. A true hidden gem in San Diego. Don't tell anyone else about it ;) hah!
@@jefepeeps4308 I know, I played yesterday...and am playing Saturday (108 expected!). It's our club championship. Won't be 3h20m pace, but will be just as hot! Glad you enjoyed my home course! Sorry about the heat, it's not usually this hot up here!
@@paullefevre8684 i live in PQ. It's not much cooler here. Native Oaks is probably my favorite course. I typically get out 2-3x a month there. Good luck on Saturday.
Man that was nice to see coach for a brief moment hopefully him and his brother are being treated right out there in San Diego and playing excellent golf
Glad to see this segment back, such a great light hearded video with plenty of loves laughs. Keep up the great work, one of if not my #1 American youtuber
Looks like you had a great time. From what I've learned in life if people are miserable they will leave miserable reviews no matter what...and if people are happy they will just take it as a new experience. I enjoy the game and love the series.
25:54 is a pump station. This course either has its own water wells, or the pump station is to pull/push water from an existing utility source that they are most likely paying to purchase water from.
Eagle Crest use to be a 9 out of 10 before the drought and pandemic. Now under new management because the old owners could not afford to keep it up.. Great lay out so wait till next years.....
Victoria was decent 15 years ago. Thats where I started really playing. Had a cool view of good year blimp and all. So sad to see it go. Thanks for the vid!
When I play a course with concrete tee boxes I always use the Laura Davies technique. Take a wedge flip it around slap the dirt to make a mound and send it
I was volunteering at the LPGA championship last year and i saw her do that first hand. I didnt know she did that so my first reaction to seeing her hack the #18 tee box with a wedge hurt my soul lmao
While you were in north county you should have hit up my old home course, Pala Mesa. I just so badly would love to see a video of you playing it! Hows that for an idea for a new series? Play subscribers home courses and rate them.
Yesss! Amazing layout but soul crushing conditions. So sad because it’s the course where I learned to play and love golf when I was a kid. Still kinda worth the $12 twilight round if you just wanna horse around though.
This is probably my new favorite golf channel! Dude I love the editing and commentary. I wish I could get out on the courses more. That was so awesome that you were in DFW and at Duck Creek. I haven't played there myself yet because of the reviews on Golf Now, but that is great you were there. We have so many courses here in DFW. Loved the Water station review 😂 it is essential for courses in Texas to have them and you went into taste review 😂😂😂 Great content and looking forward to more!
The greens at my home course have shrunk like 20ft over the passed 60 yrs and I have been trying to talk them into restoring them so the mounds, backstops, runoffs and sand traps are in play around the greens. It’s funny our bunkers are like 10 yards from edge of green now.
Matt, if you come down to Mission Texas and play Shary Municipal golf course you will think you have landed on the moon when you play their greens. In addition, the fairways are mostly hardpan. You would not believe it! It has a rating of 2 on condition.
Love the review content, Matt . Good stuff it's fun seeing the good the bad and the ugly. Just and idea ,maybe tou done this already and I've missed it but how about the best value courses based on price ,Co ditto s ,and amenities. Thanks keep up the good work
I don't know when you filmed at Eagle Crest, but opening in late summer 2024 is ambitious, that course is a fire hazard. Played there about six months ago, what a disappointment. Eagle Crest was one of my favorite North County courses. Can't wait to see it in late summer. I'm sure the greens fees will go through the roof, just like every other course. Love the series Matt.
Love Love love these.. Raking the bunker on 18 actually had me laughing out loud. Thanks for the pick me up Mr. Short game. Keep up the great work. I hope you got your $70 bucks back..
Come back to Austin for the duo of Colovista and Pine Forest/Bastrop River Club in Bastrop. 10 minutes apart and both in genuinely horrific shape but staffed by lovely folks!
Duck Creek - the weeds and rough seemed a little suspicious, green had a lot of spots on it. That Eagle Crest review was funny! there was a Free Diddy graffiti. Links at Victoria Ranch at least had decent greens
If you're ever in South Jersey, check out Frog Rock. I don't want to knock it too badly, because I enjoy it whenever I find myself there, but you may get a kick out of it :)
Eagle crest was flooded. It hasn't rained in California in 20 years! And finally last year it rained more in 4 days than it had FORE VER... THEN THE TROUBLE STARTS
As a long time former member and two time club champion at Victoria, here’s the scoop. The greens and teeing areas have always been good due to them being built up (eliminating toxic chemicals getting through) The fairways went from poor to great after over a million $ was put into it. They are now beyond bad. You can’t grow grass on an old landfill is the lesson here.
They are actually putting a lot of money into Victoria to get everything in shape. They have already redid the greens and they have new mats on the driving ranges, new ball picker, new mowers. The investment company is committed to updating the facilities and the course.
@tk-unc, Well, back in the 80’s & 90’s it was in decent shape. Some of the best golfers in Southern California were members there, winning multiple countywide team play championships. And, the tournaments and side bets were very lucrative for low handicap players.
Hazy Hills Golf Course in Hudson, IL checks in at a 3.3 star rating. I've never played it, but I've also never seen so many negative reviews about a course owner. The best part is he seems to enjoy responding to the bad reviews. There's also Fresh Meadow Golf Club in Hillside, IL that's rated a 3.2.
Tahquitz Creek Golf Resort, the best place to play around duck corpses and flooting everywhere. The grass is dead and might as well tee off the sand traps or the sidewalk.
You have to visit the Franklin Golf Course in Franklin, North Carolina. It somehow has a 4.1 on Google, but it is by far the most comical course I have ever played. Plus, it is in driving distance of you! Love this series, somehow I'm 2 months late to the party.
Yes, you did Eagle Crest! I'm totally confused. 🤯 Closed?!? You need to return, because you've seen nothing, trust me. Question: How did you get the gate pin?
They used to tape a piece of paper to the gate keypad that had the pin code written on it. It surprised me the residents let them get away with that as well.
Agree. It is a dog. But Lakewood in Statesville is worse than any in this series. Lakewood has little grass, carts wheels are slicks, cart dird on us on front nine, brakes barely worked, leaves covering greens so bad we could not find a couple from the fairway. People in clubhouse are asses.
Please please go try Hidden Valley golf course in Bryant,AL! Mats on the t-pads. All gravel cart paths on the back. A par 3 that you may need waders to play. And the lady at the desk!
I lived in the eagle crest neighborhood for about 5 years. From what I am told it used to be a really nice course. The owner died long time ago & was inherited by his wife, she put almost no money into it & let it die. There was a new housing development in the works that promised a lot of money going to the course. This was shot down a few years ago so she finally started putting some money into it, got a little better. However she sold the course a few months ago and the new owner is planning to put a lot of money into the course with a great company JC managing it. The grass was all fried because the first thing they did was over water the greens and killed just about everything else, it wasn’t exactly all green before, but it was nothing like that. Hopefully you can make it back out after the reopening all though I highly doubt it’ll be late summer 2024
Stoneybrook East Golf Club in Orlando, FL has a 2.6/5 rating… would recommend it to you though. My grandfather has been a member there for years and they have largely improved the course over the past year.
StoneyBrook is 10 times better than all of those courses combined. I've played there at least a dozen times over the last 3 months and it has improved dramatically. The ratings and reviews on google are not true reflections of my experience or that of my friends that have played there also.
I grew up on small town 9 hole goat tracks. I used to be a member at a club in the desert that had pea gravel for rough and telephone poles running across a few fairways. You hit a wire, the ball would go in alarming directions. I used to play on course in coastal Georgia right by a massive paper mill. The course ran through a swamp, and the paper mill stunk like toxic waste. One of my playing partners called it "Chernobyl." I used to play a course in the Midwest where every green was the same size, about 20 feet in diameter, and the greens were sand. You'd take a roller to smooth the greens a little before putting. I learned to play on a little 9 hole dump with train tracks running right by three holes. It could be deafening when one of those things would come through. I think I've played worse courses.
Just found this channel, love your sarcastic commentary and how you have fun with this! You need to go play Blackhawk Golf course in Pflugerville Tx. It’s rated 3.1 on Google and def worse than the ones in this video, besides Eagle Crest.
I would definitely suggest Pete brown in Jackson, MS. But it might be too bad. I recently played it with a coworker and he described it before playing as a warzone. When on the green of the first par 3 the golfers behind us teed off. Also we got the cart stuck in mud which might have been more on us but still. A nightmarish golf experience.
I'm not sure if you've hit the Central Florida path of shame. I play regularly at Remington and Kissimmee Bay (Both 3.7 stars) if that's not bad enough, you can try Oaks National (3.5) but the piece de resistance is Stoneybrook East at a very generous 2.6 stars
If you have the time and money you should try the Nullarbor Links Golf Course in Australia. It is 848 Miles long and will take you at least 2 or 3 days to complete minimum
I live in Maine and I can assure you this course is much MUCH nicer than some of the hayfields/cow pastures we have up here. $36 for 18 hole and a cart is a bargain.
you gotta visit TK's back nine in Maryland. its right behind an airport so its convenient. interesting par 3 course which has its own charm. pink tractor with lips. teeing off of a pontoon boat (on land sadly). no hole is longer than 120 yards. very small greens with insane slopes
I can promise you if you want to be dissapointed go to ole Monterey golf course in Roanoke Va. used to be a beautiful course. It has turned into a hayfield, would be great for the series
Poor Duck Creek... The club house burned down last year. This used to be a country club that went under. Then got picked up by someone else who has been trying to put in money to get the course up to par. Its been a struggle. That course used to be amazing.
Duck Creek was definitely not bad. I've played many worse courses.
Well said. Over the last 10 years it’s gone down hill so much. Very sad to see. It’ll be hard for them to come back at this point.
For some reason I knew he was going to play Duck Creek. Just short of the city of Garland buying it and maintaining it, I don't know how this course will survive.
Duck Creek was OK. Without knowing the weather conditions hard to say why grass was kept long in places and extra water around in others.
Lmao
Middle class man here who loves playing golf! I grew up playing these types of courses… great deals! $36 for 18 with a cart and two waters… c’mon now! Municipal courses can be fun because they can be challenging due to the lack of care/management that the nicer courses provide. It’s best to use these courses for learning shots that you might not find yourself hitting in nicer establishments
oh definetly, im learning how to play on these courses since they are so affordable
Apparently JC recently acquired Eagle Crest. All their courses are very well managed. Looking forward to playing there again.
Course has a great layout. Too bad the old owners let it go to waste for years. JC will likely make it better but then will implement their crazy tee time rules and jack up the price like they did to Golf Club of Cali and RBI. So we will see.
@@jefepeeps4308 I used to love playing Eagle Crest, when the course and housing around it were new. It's been years since it's been at all playable now, but JC buying it gives me hope for at least a good course. But, yeah, the JC "model" is discouraging. I'll stick with Native Oaks :)
@@paullefevre8684 i just got done playing Native Oaks lol. 3h20m pace but 108 degrees so no one was really out there. A true hidden gem in San Diego. Don't tell anyone else about it ;) hah!
@@jefepeeps4308 I know, I played yesterday...and am playing Saturday (108 expected!). It's our club championship. Won't be 3h20m pace, but will be just as hot! Glad you enjoyed my home course! Sorry about the heat, it's not usually this hot up here!
@@paullefevre8684 i live in PQ. It's not much cooler here. Native Oaks is probably my favorite course. I typically get out 2-3x a month there. Good luck on Saturday.
Love your humor, Matt. Great to see Coach again.
Man that was nice to see coach for a brief moment hopefully him and his brother are being treated right out there in San Diego and playing excellent golf
Great to see coach again. Love seeing these run down golf courses makes mine look top rated
Going through the sewage drain to get to the course? What is this, The Shawshank Redemption??? 🤣 Great seeing Coach again!
Glad to see this segment back, such a great light hearded video with plenty of loves laughs. Keep up the great work, one of if not my #1 American youtuber
Looks like you had a great time. From what I've learned in life if people are miserable they will leave miserable reviews no matter what...and if people are happy they will just take it as a new experience. I enjoy the game and love the series.
It rains a lot in Texas, deluges actually. Great to see Coach again, miss them both. Fun to watch you make the rounds on these courses.
25:54 is a pump station. This course either has its own water wells, or the pump station is to pull/push water from an existing utility source that they are most likely paying to purchase water from.
There are water restrictions at times. Dallas also has tjat black clay dirt which gets very hard when it hasn't rained in awhile.
Great video and hilarious commentary, Matt! 30:28 Props for the extra care raking the bunker.
Eagle Crest use to be a 9 out of 10 before the drought and pandemic. Now under new management because the old owners could not afford to keep it up.. Great lay out so wait till next years.....
Hopefully JC will make it better but will not jack up the price to a crazy rate like they've done to all their other courses
Victoria was decent 15 years ago. Thats where I started really playing. Had a cool view of good year blimp and all. So sad to see it go. Thanks for the vid!
When I play a course with concrete tee boxes I always use the Laura Davies technique. Take a wedge flip it around slap the dirt to make a mound and send it
I was volunteering at the LPGA championship last year and i saw her do that first hand. I didnt know she did that so my first reaction to seeing her hack the #18 tee box with a wedge hurt my soul lmao
Love this series
Keep em coming 😊
While you were in north county you should have hit up my old home course, Pala Mesa. I just so badly would love to see a video of you playing it! Hows that for an idea for a new series? Play subscribers home courses and rate them.
Antlers Creek in Colorado Springs will absolutely stun you with how bad it is. Come visit.
Love your kind analogy....your dry humor is sooo appropiate....love it
You need to try Ponkapoag #1 in Canton Mass. Donald Ross layout is great. Conditions are horrendous.
Yesss! Amazing layout but soul crushing conditions. So sad because it’s the course where I learned to play and love golf when I was a kid. Still kinda worth the $12 twilight round if you just wanna horse around though.
This is probably my new favorite golf channel!
Dude I love the editing and commentary. I wish I could get out on the courses more.
That was so awesome that you were in DFW and at Duck Creek. I haven't played there myself yet because of the reviews on Golf Now, but that is great you were there.
We have so many courses here in DFW.
Loved the Water station review 😂 it is essential for courses in Texas to have them and you went into taste review 😂😂😂
Great content and looking forward to more!
The greens at my home course have shrunk like 20ft over the passed 60 yrs and I have been trying to talk them into restoring them so the mounds, backstops, runoffs and sand traps are in play around the greens. It’s funny our bunkers are like 10 yards from edge of green now.
Absolutely love this series please continue to make more Matt ❤
This is the funniest video you have ever made. I absolutely loved it. The sarcasm makes it. Keep them coming
Two yard forward are the white tees - Just like my local, the difference between the tips and the reds is like 30m over the course.
I literally LOLd watching you “rake” that bunker at the end. 😂
Keep this series going! Plenty of cow pastures out there to review.
the water randomly throughout courses comes from severe isolated storms that come and go quickly. very frequent here in north texas
The sound of the rake in that last bunker?? made my day....best worst bunker ever!!
That sounded like you were raking my driveway.
Matt, if you come down to Mission Texas and play Shary Municipal golf course you will think you have landed on the moon when you play their greens. In addition, the fairways are mostly hardpan. You would not believe it! It has a rating of 2 on condition.
Love the review content, Matt . Good stuff it's fun seeing the good the bad and the ugly. Just and idea ,maybe tou done this already and I've missed it but how about the best value courses based on price ,Co ditto s ,and amenities. Thanks keep up the good work
I don't know when you filmed at Eagle Crest, but opening in late summer 2024 is ambitious, that course is a fire hazard.
Played there about six months ago, what a disappointment.
Eagle Crest was one of my favorite North County courses.
Can't wait to see it in late summer.
I'm sure the greens fees will go through the roof, just like every other course.
Love the series Matt.
20:33 thats actually a great view, if that was a legit well maintained course itd be an awesome backdrop to tee off.
The random water comes from broken sprinklers. Likely they are stripped and the shut off valve goes from closed to on with no stop in between.
Love Love love these.. Raking the bunker on 18 actually had me laughing out loud. Thanks for the pick me up Mr. Short game. Keep up the great work. I hope you got your $70 bucks back..
Concord golf course in Chattanooga Tennessee needs to be checked out. Makes the first place look tour worthy.
So awesome! Just found your video today and had me laughing throughout. So good. Subscribed.
these are my absolute favorite videos from you, keep it up!
Come back to Austin for the duo of Colovista and Pine Forest/Bastrop River Club in Bastrop. 10 minutes apart and both in genuinely horrific shape but staffed by lovely folks!
Love the rake job of the bunker even though no one would have been able to tell you were there! LOL
Next up you need to do Steel Canyon Golf Club in Sandy Springs, GA. The driving range is nice but that's about it.
Great to see Coach on the channel again!
Duck Creek - the weeds and rough seemed a little suspicious, green had a lot of spots on it. That Eagle Crest review was funny! there was a Free Diddy graffiti. Links at Victoria Ranch at least had decent greens
Just watched your Scottsdale National Experience video followed by this.......the contrast is amazing!
If you're ever in South Jersey, check out Frog Rock.
I don't want to knock it too badly, because I enjoy it whenever I find myself there, but you may get a kick out of it :)
I do enjoy this series. Quite humorous. Hate to say I’ve played worse over my years. But like always take them in stride for the experience they are.
Eagle crest was flooded. It hasn't rained in California in 20 years! And finally last year it rained more in 4 days than it had FORE VER... THEN THE TROUBLE STARTS
They also cut back on maintenance a few years back. When I played in 2016/17 and it was really nice, then it just started to falter.
Definitely should check out some of municipal courses in Colorado. Grew up on the Rocky Ford and La Junta courses. Both are uniquely bad.
“Dry Water” that’s a new one😂
You couldn’t pay me to drink that water
What a journey. Loved seeing Coach out there!
Victoria seems to have perfected weaponized incompetence. Would they be getting as many bookings if not for holding the "World's Worst" title?
As a long time former member and two time club champion at Victoria, here’s the scoop. The greens and teeing areas have always been good due to them being built up (eliminating toxic chemicals getting through) The fairways went from poor to great after over a million $ was put into it. They are now beyond bad. You can’t grow grass on an old landfill is the lesson here.
They are actually putting a lot of money into Victoria to get everything in shape. They have already redid the greens and they have new mats on the driving ranges, new ball picker, new mowers. The investment company is committed to updating the facilities and the course.
The course actually looks to be in "great" shape compared to before
@@ianmalcolm2552why would you be a “member” there?
@tk-unc,
Well, back in the 80’s & 90’s it was in decent shape. Some of the best golfers in Southern California were members there, winning multiple countywide team play championships. And, the tournaments and side bets were very lucrative for low handicap players.
Hazy Hills Golf Course in Hudson, IL checks in at a 3.3 star rating. I've never played it, but I've also never seen so many negative reviews about a course owner. The best part is he seems to enjoy responding to the bad reviews. There's also Fresh Meadow Golf Club in Hillside, IL that's rated a 3.2.
Southwyck Golf Club, Pearland TX. It’s like driving on speed bumps when on the fairway.
Ahhh...
A course like Green River in Corona, CA.
Impossible to find a smooth area to drive on, I don't know how the carts are still assembled.
you raking that “bunker” at the end of the video made me explode in laughter 😂
heather highlands golf in mi is literally the worst one you will ever play last i checked was 2.4 star
Duck Creek looks so similar to the kind of course I grew up playing. I’ll always enjoy playing those rough around the edges kind of courses.
if there is a water station every few holes, there is no amount of water in texas to keep that course watered mid summer.
Loved the way you cleaned that bunker at the end 🤣🤣👍 you made zero difference
Tahquitz Creek Golf Resort, the best place to play around duck corpses and flooting everywhere. The grass is dead and might as well tee off the sand traps or the sidewalk.
You have to visit the Franklin Golf Course in Franklin, North Carolina. It somehow has a 4.1 on Google, but it is by far the most comical course I have ever played. Plus, it is in driving distance of you! Love this series, somehow I'm 2 months late to the party.
MSG you had me laughing throughout the entire video. Especially the raking of the bunker at the end. 😂
Love what you do for your viewers !!! Nice hike🤣😂
Yes, you did Eagle Crest! I'm totally confused. 🤯 Closed?!? You need to return, because you've seen nothing, trust me. Question: How did you get the gate pin?
They used to tape a piece of paper to the gate keypad that had the pin code written on it. It surprised me the residents let them get away with that as well.
@@GaryDrake-o5mthey don’t any more but there are about 1000 houses in there. Doesn’t take very long for someone else to come along and open it
Mac Donald Park golf course, Wichita KS 3.5 stars
3.5 starts
Keep the series running Matt
This is a classic great video from MSG!
*Hey, Stop! I think I saw a FOSSIL on that last bunker!!* 🦕
Duck Creek doesn't seem THAT bad. I definitely have been on worse. There is one near Rock Hill SC called Pinetuck you should try. It is a 3.2.
You gotta try out Twin Oaks in Statesville NC. Perfect for this series!
Agree. It is a dog. But Lakewood in Statesville is worse than any in this series. Lakewood has little grass, carts wheels are slicks, cart dird on us on front nine, brakes barely worked, leaves covering greens so bad we could not find a couple from the fairway. People in clubhouse are asses.
Please please go try Hidden Valley golf course in Bryant,AL! Mats on the t-pads. All gravel cart paths on the back. A par 3 that you may need waders to play. And the lady at the desk!
Green valley greens in Cartersville Ga.
It’s a dump, you’ll love it. 😂
You should check out morning star in Indianapolis for this series
Haha love this series. Surprised you didn't try the hot dog at Victoria😂😂😂
Spring Valley Golf course should be checked out! For this series!
You should try choctaw Creek golf course in choctaw, Oklahoma. It's awful but hey only $15 on golf now if you get a tee time after 5:00 pm! 😂
Stick a tee in the spring!!
So entertaining - loved this video!
I lived in the eagle crest neighborhood for about 5 years. From what I am told it used to be a really nice course. The owner died long time ago & was inherited by his wife, she put almost no money into it & let it die. There was a new housing development in the works that promised a lot of money going to the course. This was shot down a few years ago so she finally started putting some money into it, got a little better.
However she sold the course a few months ago and the new owner is planning to put a lot of money into the course with a great company JC managing it.
The grass was all fried because the first thing they did was over water the greens and killed just about everything else, it wasn’t exactly all green before, but it was nothing like that.
Hopefully you can make it back out after the reopening all though I highly doubt it’ll be late summer 2024
Stoneybrook East Golf Club in Orlando, FL has a 2.6/5 rating… would recommend it to you though. My grandfather has been a member there for years and they have largely improved the course over the past year.
StoneyBrook is 10 times better than all of those courses combined. I've played there at least a dozen times over the last 3 months and it has improved dramatically. The ratings and reviews on google are not true reflections of my experience or that of my friends that have played there also.
I hope that cone you touch wasn't radioactive cuz it look like it was glowing 😆!
I live in Indy. The water is locked up on quite a few courses here: some have just removed them due to kids spiking them with drugs.
We need a "how to" on tips for gettering out of those Victoria bunkers.
Hi Coach , Golfholics Rock !
I grew up on small town 9 hole goat tracks. I used to be a member at a club in the desert that had pea gravel for rough and telephone poles running across a few fairways. You hit a wire, the ball would go in alarming directions. I used to play on course in coastal Georgia right by a massive paper mill. The course ran through a swamp, and the paper mill stunk like toxic waste. One of my playing partners called it "Chernobyl." I used to play a course in the Midwest where every green was the same size, about 20 feet in diameter, and the greens were sand. You'd take a roller to smooth the greens a little before putting. I learned to play on a little 9 hole dump with train tracks running right by three holes. It could be deafening when one of those things would come through. I think I've played worse courses.
Riverside in Berea Ohio in the 60s used to have grass fires in the fairway from tossed cigarettes.
Eagle Crest! Man, that place used to be sooooo go. Then, it feel way down in maintenance. Hopefully they make a comeback.
Just found this channel, love your sarcastic commentary and how you have fun with this! You need to go play Blackhawk Golf course in Pflugerville Tx. It’s rated 3.1 on Google and def worse than the ones in this video, besides Eagle Crest.
That was funny as hell ,good job 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
For MSG Always hit the Like Button.
The raking of the bunker was an instant classic
I would definitely suggest Pete brown in Jackson, MS. But it might be too bad. I recently played it with a coworker and he described it before playing as a warzone. When on the green of the first par 3 the golfers behind us teed off. Also we got the cart stuck in mud which might have been more on us but still. A nightmarish golf experience.
Be very careful using those water stations. Especially in Texas, snakes like to hide in the cold damp boxes.
that exaggerated raking of the bunker in the last scene got me laughing 😂
The two rocks getting moved around did me in.
I love these videos you have to keep doing them
I'm not sure if you've hit the Central Florida path of shame. I play regularly at Remington and Kissimmee Bay (Both 3.7 stars)
if that's not bad enough, you can try Oaks National (3.5)
but the piece de resistance is Stoneybrook East at a very generous 2.6 stars
If you have the time and money you should try the Nullarbor Links Golf Course in Australia. It is 848 Miles long and will take you at least 2 or 3 days to complete minimum
Ive played all of these courses. Back around 2010 when I was living in Richardson Duck Creek was a hidden gem...
I live in Maine and I can assure you this course is much MUCH nicer than some of the hayfields/cow pastures we have up here.
$36 for 18 hole and a cart is a bargain.
you gotta visit TK's back nine in Maryland. its right behind an airport so its convenient. interesting par 3 course which has its own charm. pink tractor with lips. teeing off of a pontoon boat (on land sadly). no hole is longer than 120 yards. very small greens with insane slopes
I can promise you if you want to be dissapointed go to ole Monterey golf course in Roanoke Va. used to be a beautiful course. It has turned into a hayfield, would be great for the series