Two attempts at each shot... can a SCRATCH GOLFER beat TIGER'S BEST SCORE?!
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- I take on Tiger Woods' best score at the Montgomerie Maxx Royal golf course in Turkey with a twist... I get two attempts at each shot! A huge thank you to Jet2 and Go Türkiye for making this video possible and for taking us on an unforgettable adventure. To find out more about the courses I played and the hotel we stayed in, make sure to check out...
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My favourite part of this video was Pete taking a non swimming animal to water 😂
Yeah I've got two tortoise and I was bricking it that he'd dunk it in the water 😅
Could genuinely be a competition format, solo scramble
We sometimes play a variation where you can mulligan any shot if you don’t like the result. Only catch being you have to play your second if you choose to play it.
Our clubhouse allows a person to play 2 balls at a time if a 4 ball competion is played and your team is only 2 players
I play solo scrambles everytime I go out. If...1. I'm solo lol...and 2.. if I'm not holding any other players up
The only tournament I’ve won in our Men’s Club is a One Man Scramble. Awesome format!
I don’t think my body would hold up taking 180 strokes
That poor tortoise it only took him 3 weeks to get that far, and you took him all the way back 😂😂😂 you’ve been like Dr Doolittle this one mate, another cracking video again well done everyone 🏌️♀️⛳️🏌️♀️
Also, it's a tortoise not a turtle so it doesn't swim - doh
Could be worse, Pete could have chucked him into the middle of pond.
Was dreading seeing Pete toss it in a lake.
@@andyward2958 Idd, I thought WTF this is a land turtle or tortoise and not a water turtle. That kind of species can't swim.
I just played a 1 man scramble format. Just like you I lost a stunning number of golf balls. I tried the most ridiculous shots with my second ball. Great content Pete.
I'm going solo scramble next time out. My muni is never busy at all, sounds like fun!
The confident walk away and thumbs up after moving a tortoise miles away from it's burrow and territory 😂. Note to all, if you're not sure about something in the wild and there isn't an obvious problem, do not mess with it, it's likely absolutely fine and you'll probably just make things worse in ways you don't know.
My friend and I, both in our mid 70’s, often play what we call “Second Shot Golf”. We don’t really keep score and just play for fun. It takes all the pressure off of trying to make a score. Great video, Pete, and a beautiful golf course.
Cool ... hope to have golf in my life by your age. Still 20 years to go but loving it. 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
Your content is getting better and better....you have a great team around you .. hope you haven't been too hard on him for crashing the drone😅
me when Pete picks up the tortoise my internal monologue “don’t put in the water, don’t put it in the water”, as he places it on ground next to the water, phew! Thank f##k he didn’t accidentally kill it thinking it’s a turtle 😂
Pete, that was a tortoise they dont swim in th water. In fact putting it in water will kill it as it will drown.
Focus & Freedom is what I'll take away from this challenge 💚 My favorite practice is one ball against the other. It's amazing to me how many times the worst of the two tee shots ends up tying or winning the hole! More often than logic would have you think. That knowledge gives me some comfort on the course in regular play situations.
Poor tortoise can’t swim and avoids the water 😂. Starting to really enjoy your content.
It’s a tortoise not a turtle 😂
Would love to see a solo scramble match with you and the guys, such a fun format.
Definitely a different mindset when you know you can play it safe for one shot and then really rip at it after that!
First shot of the day, his tee hits the clubs after the strike. Never seen that and way to amazed/entertained by that. How did I not catch that the first times I watched this
"too much attack" had me!!!!
Great content and concept as always! Some of the wobbly filming & quick zooms we could have done without though 😊
Great idea this 👍👍👍💪
Great video - videography, commentary, fun and content. Super editing on the thumbnail as well! Thanks.
Excellent cut to the wine tasting and being completely smashed 😂. Top shelf work there.
Thanks Peter - I really enjoyed this and all your videos - thanks mate
Tortoise don’t live in water Pete… Simon taught me that!
That was a Land tortoise so he probably drowned......if you put it in the water.......
A two ball scramble. I play that way all the time. On my 9 hole course I play in 1 hour 20 minutes. Doing a two ball scramble (if I need a 2nd shot). Of course, usually shoot around par. You got a great game Pete.
Mr Finch now wanted by Turkey’s version of the RSPCA, for attempting to drown a tortoise. 5,000 euro reward for anyone with information that leads to his apprehension.
Smashed the like button, for loving the tortoise and ducks 😂, added to an already brilliant video!
Was genuinely concerned that tortoise 🐢 was going to be drowned 😂😂😂 the ❤️ was in the right place champion 👍🏻
Oh Pete! Tortoises don't go in the water! Love the video! But that poor Tortoise!
The last putt made me laugh!😂😂😂
I never thought I would watch a Peter Finch video discussing number one’s and twos, and turtle heads.
A buddy of mine and I tried this once, two balls on every hole, we did pass on a few shots where the first shot was really good. Playing on a pretty simple golf course I shot 64, he shot a 68, but I also lost 7 balls that day trying to do stupid stuff. Good job Pete.
Another great video Pete 👏 keep them coming!!! Loved the “dirty eagle rumba” 😂😂😂
I don’t understand why so many watchers of your channels don’t subscribe. I get the idea people are scared that their gonna get bombarded with junk or something…no you won’t get anything other than being able to go straight to Pete’s channel and see if there’s any new videos to watch…it’s simple 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Loved this format, again again
Antalya is an amazing destination, just returned, getting very pricey though compared to 4 or 5 years ago...
Peter you killed this no one would of thought of this
My favorite part- "Come on, Tiger would't back down......Bailout". Haha. Lov ya Pete. The videos have been killer lately
I think you need some mantra of "I am a good putter" from now on, works much better than "to beat tiger"
Great video! Got me already looking to book 2 spots in a tee time and try it myself!
Great video, bunch of birdies, bunch of pars, and 1 turtle. Not sure how to score that on the card.
I play like this from time to time. Two-man scramble with yourself as your partner. It’s good practice.
Great video yet again 👏
I'd never thought of doing this. I play a lot of solo golf and do ball 1 Vs ball 2, but this seems like a great idea to build confidence.
UPDATE:
Just played the front 9 at my home course and shot a 1 over par. What a great way to play on your own. I walked off the course buzzing that its in there somewhere.
I do that all the time, great buzz heading back to the car
Loved this. Some of your best banter, more pls. Well done for not saying pin high is a sign of quality ball striking 😂
Not sure if anyone has mentioned this yet, but you 'rescued' a tortoise, which don't require to be in or near water. In fact, many tortoises can't swim and will drown in very little water.
So it was most likely fine where you found it and moving it only took it further from its food source.
Pete wasn't looking this good when he was questing for the cup. Swing is looking nice.
Pieter I'm just glad you did not drop that tortoise into the water. Great video
Shout out to the editors. Everything was top notch 🤝
It's a tortoise not a turtle poor little bugger was panicking not trying to swim. Lol. Great golf by the way.
My nickname on the course is 2nd shot Russ. Whenever I hit a bad one I’ll drop one and stick it. It’s so frustrating but nice to know I can do it😊
OOh, nice. Played there a couple of years ago. Lovely area, with some really nice courses
My provisional ball is usually a sign that I’m really consistent at making bad golf shots. 😂
Just for future reference, tortoises have bumpy/scaly skin. Turtles have smooth fleshy skin. Easy to differentiate once you see it haha. I’m just glad you didn’t throw him in the water.
Fun fact, there's a decent chance that turtle/tortoise will spend the rest of it's life watering around trying to find it's home...they have a very small roaming radius and don't like to leave their home area. If you see one, you should help it cross a road, but only if it was already headed that way
I thought of a great series for you and Rick. You each get a beginner golfer, train them up, then have the trainees compete.
I’d like to volunteer to be the student please.
@@goth_ross You aren't the only one!
Pete...that's a tortoise, pal. He doesn't need or want to be by water. Lol
Its knowing what the shot is going to do and then making the adjustments for it to be perfect(ish)
I had never seen someone play golf while taking so many number 2's.
My Grandfather would often play Better Ball Solo Golf. And sometimes 1st Ball against 2nd ball on a quiet course. Something that I’d occasionally would do back in the day at a local 9 hole course on quiet days too. Found it a fun practice routine.
Doing either format would often result in a Parr score or better. Sometimes a lot better.
These days I doubt I could get anywhere near that. Too many years of not keeping up the game. Too many issues with my joints and a lack of fitness. Think with even taking best ball on a solo round I’d more than likely still be at least 10 over.
I've done what you did and that concentration is so important. Along with the commitment works. Thanks Pete
Just an fyi, that was a tortoise not a turtle. He would probably drown if you put him in water over his head. They get hydration from the plants they eat and when it rains they drink some. And they have territories so hopefully you didn't move him too far. They will often starve if taken out of their territory! But nice round!
I think the most interesting data on the short putts would be to count them as whatever ball hit the previous putt, unless it's a miss, then I guess if it would have been the 2nd ball it is now the first? I don't know if I thought that all the way through.
That’s the Aflac duck selling you insurance with drives like that! Aflac..🦆
Player B seems to always be better for me (glad to know you're praying a bit)
Man, I've really not been a fan of Finch (thats life, not everyone will like everyone) but this was a really good watch. Fair play, props when props are deserved.
Great production on it too
Pete just lived FP’s dream with those ducks lol
What I do is play from the Tips & the Forward tees. That way I work on long irons & woods and have different yardage into every green
editor went crazy what a video!
I don't know why but I am cracking up over those ducks
Rory plays a 2 ball worst ball when practicing on the course by himself. Plays the worst of the 2 balls each shot, and if he can go under par, he feels his game is going well. Maybe a video of this Peter??
Pete great job!! Great video
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great video man, pure entertainment
So entertaining! I love these videos - the variety of excellent content is amazing! All you watchers who aren't subscribed, hit the button!!
was that a tortoise or a turtle? Either way great video - best golf channel out there - all the crew are great
I play a smaller 6-hole course most mornings, usually 2-3 rounds. I love playing one round best ball, then the second round worst ball. Hero shots for one, down the middle and center of the green for the other.
If you put that tortoise in the water you've just killed him 😂
This is s brilliant video! Genius idea.
We stayed in Belek, courses were superb as was their hospitality
I agree about playing a 2-ball scramble, I find myself less focused playing the 2nd ball but I also think it's great mental training in that respect too especially after hitting a terrible first shot!
I play self-scrambles when I'm solo sometimes, it's great for dialling in distances and practicing lies.
2:16 PETE HAS DECIDED 😂
Looks like the ducks should be your caddie with the 6 iron for club choice on that second shot into green. Good back and forth conversation with a positive outcome. Good caddying
Great vid ... a lost ball counter as I have in my vids would be great fun 😂 this round. Great format and a mini taste of some heavy guiter riffing ... which was too short but was cool. 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
Great video Pete. Spectacular course and very good golf being played. Give me 10 goes at every shot and I still wouldn't even come close.
TBH, better content here at the moment compared to Rick's channel. Way more variety and extremely entertaining.
I was inspired by you Pete to play a driver off the deck yesterday. I am not saying anymore than that...
That was very educational mate....cheers!
This is great... I'm thinking next time I play a round I'm going to play 3 balls and try to break 80.
Great concept for a video Pete would love to see another
16:54 Transition 👌
Tiger would have played a practice round as well, so technically... He would have had two shots too, just a day apart.
The top players have crazy memories for courses and shots, Fitz writes down every thing he has ever done.... So for me, you're both doing the same challenge 20 years apart, and he's playing for tourney $$ and you're playing for subscriber $$.
lol, i go quadruple regularly. some days i use to different sets if irons. its bloody brilliant 👏 👌
That tee shot on 18. All I had to do was not mess up that hole and I would have won out little competition. Tee shot goes into the tree by the bunker left off of the tee, doesn't come out, lost ball. Make triple and lose by a half point.
I see the weed killer I applied later that evening didn't work.
Great B-roll.
One of the cameras has a dirty sensor.
What if the 🐢 family was in the bushes depending on them for food, security and support? And you’ve just jetted them 500M away?! It’ll take the poor little f*#ker a month to get back there again. 😮 - nice golf though Peter 🐯
It's odd, but I think when you KNOW you have two shots, it changes the mental/emotional matrix. I find that when I play loose, I play better. It's the mental game that is ALWAYS the first hurdle. Also, with putting, seeing the line and pace is exponentially greater an advantage. Woods and irons are SWINGS generally about mechanics , distances and shape, but when we get to the greens, there are subtle events that (giving a second chance to) have a much greater effect on final score.
For example, if the first putt comes up 10 feet short and the second putt is a foot away, the odds of making the longer putt are immensely diminished. There is a potential for a 2-shot swing.
I think this also translates into wedge play, where making the green with the second shot takes at least one stroke and probably two (maybe three) off of the score for that hole.
Still, this was a fun challenge!!!
First time commenting. Really enjoyed this video. Congrats on the content
Great idea for a vid, loved it
My club plays a One-Person Scramble every year. It's the tournament I most look forward to. However, we play with one caveat: If you elect to play a second ball off the tee, you MUST finish out the hole from the second ball... no matter what! The first is no longer an option. Aside from the tee shot wrinkle, typical scramble rules apply on every other shot. It provides an interesting wrinkle and forces you to decide whether you really want to try to improve on that "average" first tee shot.
Sounds like you've been raiding Matt Fryer's personal cd collection for your backing track.
This format taught me how to bury birdie putts with zero nerves.