was a member here,tough sloping fairways a good walk as you say hidden gem down a narrow lane glad you enjoyed it come to Peterstone Lakes when you next visit Wales
Hi Kevin, I'll bet it's hard from the back tees and when it's softer in the spring. So glad I went and played it again. I've just looked up Peterstone Lakes, looks a good track. No promises but if October is still dry I might be able to put it on the list this year.
I cannot believe how easy you made that front 9 look, All my group agree that the course is very tough, and that the course only starts to get easier from the 10th onwards. The flag on 5 was at the back of the green, so it plays much much tougher as anything that does not get to the back of the green runs all the way to the front and you have a 60' uphill putt left. Greens were very quick (though not as quick or in as good nick as the Rolls of Monmouth). £25 is very good value though and the views are stunning. Looking forward to part 2.
It didn't feel easy. There was a lot of bad shots in that 9. The greens were medium pace, it was obvious they were protecting them against burning. Which is what a good greenkeeper does. I agree 5 is a very long green and i had a friendly flag, they were all friendly. I got it round to my handicap on the front. ALmost died walking up 8 though! 😂😂😂 Thanks Darren.
@@darrenshallis2386 When I got to the 9th tee I had a little sit down. My excuse was to let another 2 ball through riding a cart. In reality I was knackered and I wanted to see what they hit off the tee and in what direction. It didn't help me.......
This is one of the few courses that I haven't played in that area - and I've always wondered what it's like. Looks a great course 👍 Thanks for making and sharing this video. I'm definitely going to book a round there. 👍
Thankyou. That was only my second visit and I had forgotton much about the first visit. Take a breather when you get up to the top of 8. I could have sat all day looking down the 7th.
It's a great course. I'll bet it plays really long in the autumn and the white tees were some distance back. The greens were medium pace, probably to save them from the sun. I'm told they are usually quite quick. So I got lucky. Not sure I would want to walk up the 8th 3 times a week. It almost killed me!
I think everyone feels old walking a hilly golf course when it’s 93/34! It’s tough to give your game the full attention it deserves when you’re overheated. But you’re playing it well! Some great views there and it looks like a nice course.
The greens were great Greg. Well watered and they were a nice medium pace, probably to protect them from the sun. The good weather lasted right up to us going on holiday, then it turned shit!
Hi Denis. Tips for distance. Well I can't hit it hard anymore so I try to hit it with some decent timing and the best for that is the age old 7 iron feet together half a swing drill. That gets the acceleration of the swing in the right place - at the ball. That makes up half of my practice. I get away with an ugly swing because of that drill. Cheers
@@denisludden1981 I will be doing that drill tonight. I find it very useful after playing in the wind to slow me down after trying to belt the driver into the wind.
Solid front 9 Simon! You played it very well. Beautiful looking course! I love the tight fairways, hills, and the views are great! I bet it was toasty out there.
@@ChiliDippaGolf Most of us do walk over here. I've just played a course that was worse. Thank goodness it wasn't hot. There was one bit so steep I hit 8 iron from 112 and it wasn't enough, only made it to the front edge.
@@ChiliDippaGolf It will be out at the end of September and you won't believe it when I look back to the tee. I'm not sure how an old man like me got up there! The hard part on an upslope is getting through the ball properly, so hard to get off your back foot.
Fried and boiled in usk, sounds like the best way to cook wild boar, nothing worse than enduring long hot summer days, especially when partaking in sport I would have been tempted to take driver on the 7th so I could look for the ball in the reservoir Great video as always
Cheers Berry. We have wild boar about 20 miles from my house. Should I ever hit one with the car I will cook it for you. On the 17th a hit a pull so I wasn't that far from paying the reservoir a visit!
That looks a touch brutal Simon!! Having set us up in your introduction with how difficult the 1st is, what a fabulous drive you hit to make it look simple!!!! And as for that bunker shot on 6, Wow!!!! A truly classy recovery to reach the green there! +3 is a good score in the conditions and given all of those hills, but the view of that 7th tee was truly outstanding (worth the walk?). Definitely a hidden gem and another great course vlog!!!
What I remember about the 1st was hitting it in the bunker and screwing up the hole. I just managed to turn over the 1st enough to avoid that and the trees. It needs a bit of a hook to find the fairway. I can only hook when I want a fade....... That footprint on 6, I hit that like an 80 yard shot and it just trickled onto the green. That was a flat out swing for 15 yards. 7 was really nice, I could have sat there a long time just looking at the view. 8 was the killer, I was done in. The only shot I wish I had hit better was the 9th tee shot. Get it closer to the trees on the left and then fire a short iron into the green. They were really soft if you hit them on the fly. It was worth the walk.
Some tremendous views Simon! You should be doing bunker lessons after that shot with the horrendous footprint😂 brilliant shot! I like your driver,sounds really good, not tinny like some of them. I play MP53’S so I like Mizuno anyway👍 keep up the brill vids, cheers Jeff 👍🏌️🍺 by the way, you’re never to old😂
Hi Jeff, great views there. Nice to stop a moment and just drink it in. The bunker shot was a full sand iron that popped out about 5 yards and trickled the rest. Not sure there was a huge amount of skill in that! I couldn't believe it when I saw it. Sadly at my own club there are still people who are afraid to hold a rake. MP 53's are the dogs bollocks. Great irons. Sound on the driver is very important, out of the meat it sounds good, not so much out of the heel. I tried another driver and it just sounded cheap and nasty. The sound changes with the swing speed, it sounds good when Rory hits it but a bit crap when I hit it with my 98mph. Enough said. Too old for what?????
Stuart Carter-Smith plays a bit around that part of the world, always looks impressive! 31 degrees...i remember that, you'll see what ive been putting up with later today!
I remember summer :D This must have been filmed in late July? At the start of my summer holiday I was getting to the course very early to be finished before midday because it was so hot. I've been looking at this course for a trip for about a year along with Monmouth, Monmouthshire and West Monmouthshire golf clubs. But even from Chepstow Woodlake park is a bit of a pain to get too and there is no direct routes. That par 3 view was stunning by the way. Any idea if it drains well in the winter? I'm looking for good draining courses in winter because my home course (The Bells) doesn't drain well.
Hi Gary, it was late July and it was bloody hot. Going up that 8th almost killed me! From Chepstow I guess you go up the M4 to Newport and hang a right for Usk. I'm playing the 3 courses you mention quite soon and probably Pontypool as well, I've got some leave to use up. Don't know about the drainage at Woodlake but looking at the contours I'll stick my neck out and say it's better than The Bells. But it wouldn't be hard to be better than The Bells tbh.
@@thehairygolfer Yeah from Chepstow there is a couple of ways both which seem like an excessive drive considering it is actually really close when you compare "how the crow flies". I'll look forward to watching your course vlogs when you do those vlogs and chose what course looks the best. :) The undulations of Woodlake park certainly looks favourable for drainage and I'm assuming all ditches lead to the lake... :D
@@streamleazefishhouse I guess you will need to buy a helicopter! When I look at the websites I think I would choose The Monmouthshire. It looks like my kind of course and appears to have a practice ground which I would love. Cheers
I've just got back from playing Monmouth. I wouldn't put it top of the list unless you're a mountain goat. It made Woodlake look flat. There, saved you some money going to have a look. What a service!!!
You definitely clunked that last chip😁. TBF that was a great bunker shot out of the foot print. I use the tour 900 ball. For me I like them alot. Funny you said they feel harder then the prov1 others think it feels softer. Please tell me you brought more then that small bottle of water
Hi Brian, that was a bit of a clunk. It was sat on a tiny bit of bare earth and I knew I was in trouble. You will be pleased to know it's not the last clunk of the round. I think there are 2 more 😂😂 It feels a tiny bit harder when chipping and putting. Can't fault it as a ball and it's cheap here. I think I had 3 litres in the bag. It wasn't enough.
Well played, not sure of your h/c but +3 is good, I am a member at Woodlake and I would like to think that it wasn't any of the members "up your chuff" but as you say buggies are popular with society's and they rattle along #2 is a hard hole as you can't see if anyone is on the green, as for the raking of bunkers it's a pain, we try to encourage people to take responsibility for raking them but the few will always do their own thing. However it's a beautiful place to play golf, greens are the best in the area better than some more "prestigious" tracks, a tough test especially in the heat you were playing in and the baked hard fairways, but, as I said 3 over is very good scoring... onwards to part 2😁
I love Woodlake and I have no idea why I don't go more often. I'm always happy to let people through. When I got to the 9th I was so happy to sit down for 10 minutes. I over reacted on 2, my fault entirely for being a bit slow with the camera. They did surprise me though. As to 16 I found that odd. Shouting fore at someone on the green. Bunkers everywhere get neglected. You should see the Rolls of Monmouth, hard pan and no sand. I'm back in september. Was it 3 over? I can't remember. Yellow tees are always more generous. Wasn't I 3 over the front and 2 or 3 over the back? It was somewhere round my handicap. With 5 par 5's I always have a decent chance of shooting my handicap. Of course it counts for nothing, as you know it's playing the backs with a card in your hand that tells the truth. Cheers
G’Day Simon Mate how nice is the par 3 7th hole and you did justice with great tee shot and a nice par and the course is a hidden gem Looking forward to the back 9 and let’s hope you can hold it together in view of the hot conditions Aren’t you allowed to wear shorts as it would make huge difference to your playing comfort on hot days
That 7th was really nice. Glad I hit a straight one with all that hang time on the shot. 8th killed me walking up that hill. I can wear shorts. But I've got vascular excema and my legs look hideous. I've got the right goo to rub on them now so it's going away but they are heavily discoloured from the mess they were in. If i get to Thailand you will see them! I'll have to slap on a gallon of factor 50 everytime I play. For some strange reason the flies out there like sun screen.
That's a kind offer. I've run out of money and annual leave this year! However, I'm playing more in Wales next year. Was thinking of playing the 5 courses on The Gower for starters. I'll look up that course right now though. Cheers
@@thehairygolfer Well when you are about, give me a shout and I will make it free £ day for you, and maybe some co-filming too. Take care and keep those great videos coming..
@@turkeytaylorsgolf6832 That is an offer not to refuse. Let's get together in the spring, weather has turned nasty for the moment. Let's find some way of sorting out the £. I would be happy just to get the member guest rate and pay it myself. So keep that thought on the back burner for a few months and we will do it. I'll check out your channel, I should of clicked on your name, it was obvious and I didn't spot it. Sorry.
I played this past Saturday 95* 67 % humidity = 103 Heat Index. I was fried after 18 and it does drain you. Be careful and looking forward to seeing more of this course in the next vlog. (Alabama USA)
Hi Dan, I played out in Tennessee one time in August and the humidty was dripping. Glad I had a cart that time. The back 9 is a little flatter, but not by much. Great views. And hello to Alabama.
HG I will say no more about the Thumbs Down Brigade but if you do thumbs down then have the bollox to say why you gutless pricks. Annnnndddddd Relax ha. Another cracking shirt too 👊👊👍👍
They don't say why but I suspect it was because I criticised golf mates for breaking covid lock down rules. Fuck em. Got to look good even if you play crap. I like loud colours!
@@thehairygolfer haha that makes sense now you told me its Golfmates. That channel has gotten worse for sure. I used to quite like it but now it’s just the usual boring drone shit, cut aways, same old same old and all run by a bloke who can’t shut up and thinks we care how much he jizzes a ball!! Bring it on as you say.
@@markfitzpatrick360 I used to watch it and then I spotted him cheating. I saw it in a number of videos. You probably wouldn't spot it watching on a phone but on big screen you can see where the ball went when he zooms in! PLus cheats before he got a cameraman. He got called out, took the video down and then it went back up with the cheat edited out. I don't like cheats in golf.
@@markfitzpatrick360 The cheats I saw. OMP hits short of green they walk up and he has a chip over a bunker. Cuts to next scene and the ball is beside the bunker has a straight chip. He gets called out on it and takes video down. Next cheat he chips on to 5 feet right next to an old hole. You can clearly see the circle. Cuts to next scene and he has a 3 foot putt and the circle is behind him. He must of missed, dragged the ball back but couldn't remember exactly where he was. On the zoom you see the ball going in the trees and the next shot is way out with a clear shot to the green. And finally, when was the last time you saw him with a bad lie in the rough? He likes to sit the ball up. He doesn't know the rules either and breaks them constantly. I don't like cheats.
Wow that 7th hole view is spectacular ,thanks for travelling around to these very beautiful golf courses .enjoying the video,s so much .
Thanks Nads. Wait until you see West Monmouthshire. Highest course in the UK.
was a member here,tough sloping fairways a good walk as you say hidden gem down a narrow lane glad you enjoyed it come to Peterstone Lakes when you next visit Wales
Hi Kevin, I'll bet it's hard from the back tees and when it's softer in the spring. So glad I went and played it again. I've just looked up Peterstone Lakes, looks a good track. No promises but if October is still dry I might be able to put it on the list this year.
I cannot believe how easy you made that front 9 look, All my group agree that the course is very tough, and that the course only starts to get easier from the 10th onwards. The flag on 5 was at the back of the green, so it plays much much tougher as anything that does not get to the back of the green runs all the way to the front and you have a 60' uphill putt left. Greens were very quick (though not as quick or in as good nick as the Rolls of Monmouth). £25 is very good value though and the views are stunning. Looking forward to part 2.
It didn't feel easy. There was a lot of bad shots in that 9. The greens were medium pace, it was obvious they were protecting them against burning. Which is what a good greenkeeper does. I agree 5 is a very long green and i had a friendly flag, they were all friendly. I got it round to my handicap on the front. ALmost died walking up 8 though! 😂😂😂 Thanks Darren.
@@thehairygolfer Yes, hell of a walk after the tee shot on 8. I always take a breather at the top and admire the views.
@@darrenshallis2386 When I got to the 9th tee I had a little sit down. My excuse was to let another 2 ball through riding a cart. In reality I was knackered and I wanted to see what they hit off the tee and in what direction.
It didn't help me.......
This is one of the few courses that I haven't played in that area - and I've always wondered what it's like. Looks a great course 👍 Thanks for making and sharing this video. I'm definitely going to book a round there. 👍
Thankyou. That was only my second visit and I had forgotton much about the first visit. Take a breather when you get up to the top of 8. I could have sat all day looking down the 7th.
what a beautiful course - great video simon !
It's a great course. I'll bet it plays really long in the autumn and the white tees were some distance back. The greens were medium pace, probably to save them from the sun. I'm told they are usually quite quick. So I got lucky. Not sure I would want to walk up the 8th 3 times a week. It almost killed me!
I think everyone feels old walking a hilly golf course when it’s 93/34! It’s tough to give your game the full attention it deserves when you’re overheated. But you’re playing it well!
Some great views there and it looks like a nice course.
The greens were great Greg. Well watered and they were a nice medium pace, probably to protect them from the sun. The good weather lasted right up to us going on holiday, then it turned shit!
@@thehairygolfer ain’t that how it goes!?
@@GregKortmanGolf My family call me the rain god.
What a fantastic course Simon, great upload, tiring heat, that 7th hole Wow.
Great course Kev and the greens were fantastic. 7th is something special and I even picked the right club! 8th nearly killed me! LOL
Hello hairy golfer , another very enjoyable video. Any tips for distance I’m guessing we are a similar age and build, all best. 👍😎
Hi Denis. Tips for distance. Well I can't hit it hard anymore so I try to hit it with some decent timing and the best for that is the age old 7 iron feet together half a swing drill. That gets the acceleration of the swing in the right place - at the ball. That makes up half of my practice. I get away with an ugly swing because of that drill. Cheers
Thank Hairy I’ll give it a go,
@@denisludden1981 I will be doing that drill tonight. I find it very useful after playing in the wind to slow me down after trying to belt the driver into the wind.
Solid front 9 Simon! You played it very well. Beautiful looking course! I love the tight fairways, hills, and the views are great! I bet it was toasty out there.
I needed a golf cart Mark. The 7th was great and then the 8th killed me. Greens were good, no complaints.
@@thehairygolfer can't believe you walked that sucker! You probably got great exercise and time to enjoy the views!
@@ChiliDippaGolf Most of us do walk over here. I've just played a course that was worse. Thank goodness it wasn't hot. There was one bit so steep I hit 8 iron from 112 and it wasn't enough, only made it to the front edge.
@@thehairygolfer now that is one giant 🐘! Those uphill shots always get me. I never take enough club.
@@ChiliDippaGolf It will be out at the end of September and you won't believe it when I look back to the tee. I'm not sure how an old man like me got up there!
The hard part on an upslope is getting through the ball properly, so hard to get off your back foot.
Played here last week, all 4 of us loved it, most fun we’ve had on a golf course for a long time and amazing views.
I'm told the greens are back up to full speed now. Hope you did well Neil. They were medium pace for me, I guess to protect them from that sun.
Fried and boiled in usk, sounds like the best way to cook wild boar,
nothing worse than enduring long hot summer days, especially when partaking in sport
I would have been tempted to take driver on the 7th so I could look for the ball in the reservoir
Great video as always
Cheers Berry. We have wild boar about 20 miles from my house. Should I ever hit one with the car I will cook it for you. On the 17th a hit a pull so I wasn't that far from paying the reservoir a visit!
That looks a touch brutal Simon!! Having set us up in your introduction with how difficult the 1st is, what a fabulous drive you hit to make it look simple!!!! And as for that bunker shot on 6, Wow!!!! A truly classy recovery to reach the green there! +3 is a good score in the conditions and given all of those hills, but the view of that 7th tee was truly outstanding (worth the walk?). Definitely a hidden gem and another great course vlog!!!
What I remember about the 1st was hitting it in the bunker and screwing up the hole. I just managed to turn over the 1st enough to avoid that and the trees. It needs a bit of a hook to find the fairway. I can only hook when I want a fade.......
That footprint on 6, I hit that like an 80 yard shot and it just trickled onto the green. That was a flat out swing for 15 yards. 7 was really nice, I could have sat there a long time just looking at the view. 8 was the killer, I was done in. The only shot I wish I had hit better was the 9th tee shot. Get it closer to the trees on the left and then fire a short iron into the green. They were really soft if you hit them on the fly.
It was worth the walk.
That’s good scoring Simon. Looks like a great course with potential to wreck your card. That view from the 7th tee was amazing!
7th was amazing. Shame the 8th shortened my life by a few years!
Some tremendous views Simon! You should be doing bunker lessons after that shot with the horrendous footprint😂 brilliant shot! I like your driver,sounds really good, not tinny like some of them. I play MP53’S so I like Mizuno anyway👍 keep up the brill vids, cheers Jeff 👍🏌️🍺 by the way, you’re never to old😂
Hi Jeff, great views there. Nice to stop a moment and just drink it in.
The bunker shot was a full sand iron that popped out about 5 yards and trickled the rest. Not sure there was a huge amount of skill in that! I couldn't believe it when I saw it. Sadly at my own club there are still people who are afraid to hold a rake.
MP 53's are the dogs bollocks. Great irons. Sound on the driver is very important, out of the meat it sounds good, not so much out of the heel. I tried another driver and it just sounded cheap and nasty. The sound changes with the swing speed, it sounds good when Rory hits it but a bit crap when I hit it with my 98mph. Enough said.
Too old for what?????
Sounds good on video Simon...never to old mate😂👍🏌️🍺
Stuart Carter-Smith plays a bit around that part of the world, always looks impressive! 31 degrees...i remember that, you'll see what ive been putting up with later today!
They let you out?? I thought you were all under house arrest again. Must be coming into spring so maybe it's a little wet.
@@thehairygolfer all good in Perth…for the moment. Also, how is that view at 8:43 not the thumbnail?? It’s mint!
I've played here few time nice view challenging course
A very good mix of holes. A few possible birdies to be had and then a few holes to really test you. I must go back. Cheers
I remember summer :D This must have been filmed in late July? At the start of my summer holiday I was getting to the course very early to be finished before midday because it was so hot. I've been looking at this course for a trip for about a year along with Monmouth, Monmouthshire and West Monmouthshire golf clubs. But even from Chepstow Woodlake park is a bit of a pain to get too and there is no direct routes. That par 3 view was stunning by the way. Any idea if it drains well in the winter? I'm looking for good draining courses in winter because my home course (The Bells) doesn't drain well.
Hi Gary, it was late July and it was bloody hot. Going up that 8th almost killed me! From Chepstow I guess you go up the M4 to Newport and hang a right for Usk.
I'm playing the 3 courses you mention quite soon and probably Pontypool as well, I've got some leave to use up. Don't know about the drainage at Woodlake but looking at the contours I'll stick my neck out and say it's better than The Bells. But it wouldn't be hard to be better than The Bells tbh.
@@thehairygolfer Yeah from Chepstow there is a couple of ways both which seem like an excessive drive considering it is actually really close when you compare "how the crow flies". I'll look forward to watching your course vlogs when you do those vlogs and chose what course looks the best. :) The undulations of Woodlake park certainly looks favourable for drainage and I'm assuming all ditches lead to the lake... :D
@@streamleazefishhouse I guess you will need to buy a helicopter! When I look at the websites I think I would choose The Monmouthshire. It looks like my kind of course and appears to have a practice ground which I would love. Cheers
I've just got back from playing Monmouth. I wouldn't put it top of the list unless you're a mountain goat. It made Woodlake look flat. There, saved you some money going to have a look. What a service!!!
@@thehairygolfer sounds like my kind of place. :)
You definitely clunked that last chip😁. TBF that was a great bunker shot out of the foot print. I use the tour 900 ball. For me I like them alot. Funny you said they feel harder then the prov1 others think it feels softer. Please tell me you brought more then that small bottle of water
Hi Brian, that was a bit of a clunk. It was sat on a tiny bit of bare earth and I knew I was in trouble. You will be pleased to know it's not the last clunk of the round. I think there are 2 more 😂😂
It feels a tiny bit harder when chipping and putting. Can't fault it as a ball and it's cheap here. I think I had 3 litres in the bag. It wasn't enough.
Well played, not sure of your h/c but +3 is good, I am a member at Woodlake and I would like to think that it wasn't any of the members "up your chuff" but as you say buggies are popular with society's and they rattle along #2 is a hard hole as you can't see if anyone is on the green, as for the raking of bunkers it's a pain, we try to encourage people to take responsibility for raking them but the few will always do their own thing. However it's a beautiful place to play golf, greens are the best in the area better than some more "prestigious" tracks, a tough test especially in the heat you were playing in and the baked hard fairways, but, as I said 3 over is very good scoring... onwards to part 2😁
I love Woodlake and I have no idea why I don't go more often. I'm always happy to let people through. When I got to the 9th I was so happy to sit down for 10 minutes. I over reacted on 2, my fault entirely for being a bit slow with the camera. They did surprise me though. As to 16 I found that odd. Shouting fore at someone on the green.
Bunkers everywhere get neglected. You should see the Rolls of Monmouth, hard pan and no sand.
I'm back in september. Was it 3 over? I can't remember. Yellow tees are always more generous. Wasn't I 3 over the front and 2 or 3 over the back? It was somewhere round my handicap. With 5 par 5's I always have a decent chance of shooting my handicap. Of course it counts for nothing, as you know it's playing the backs with a card in your hand that tells the truth. Cheers
G’Day Simon
Mate how nice is the par 3 7th hole and you did justice with great tee shot and a nice par and the course is a hidden gem
Looking forward to the back 9 and let’s hope you can hold it together in view of the hot conditions
Aren’t you allowed to wear shorts as it would make huge difference to your playing comfort on hot days
That 7th was really nice. Glad I hit a straight one with all that hang time on the shot. 8th killed me walking up that hill.
I can wear shorts. But I've got vascular excema and my legs look hideous. I've got the right goo to rub on them now so it's going away but they are heavily discoloured from the mess they were in. If i get to Thailand you will see them! I'll have to slap on a gallon of factor 50 everytime I play. For some strange reason the flies out there like sun screen.
you should try Pyle and Kenfig in Porthcawl - let me know and sort a game out for you
That's a kind offer. I've run out of money and annual leave this year! However, I'm playing more in Wales next year. Was thinking of playing the 5 courses on The Gower for starters. I'll look up that course right now though. Cheers
@@thehairygolfer Well when you are about, give me a shout and I will make it free £ day for you, and maybe some co-filming too. Take care and keep those great videos coming..
@@turkeytaylorsgolf6832 That is an offer not to refuse. Let's get together in the spring, weather has turned nasty for the moment.
Let's find some way of sorting out the £. I would be happy just to get the member guest rate and pay it myself.
So keep that thought on the back burner for a few months and we will do it. I'll check out your channel, I should of clicked on your name, it was obvious and I didn't spot it. Sorry.
I played this past Saturday 95* 67 % humidity = 103 Heat Index. I was fried after 18 and it does drain you. Be careful and looking forward to seeing more of this course in the next vlog. (Alabama USA)
Hi Dan, I played out in Tennessee one time in August and the humidty was dripping. Glad I had a cart that time. The back 9 is a little flatter, but not by much. Great views. And hello to Alabama.
HG I will say no more about the Thumbs Down Brigade but if you do thumbs down then have the bollox to say why you gutless pricks. Annnnndddddd Relax ha.
Another cracking shirt too 👊👊👍👍
They don't say why but I suspect it was because I criticised golf mates for breaking covid lock down rules. Fuck em. Got to look good even if you play crap. I like loud colours!
@@thehairygolfer haha that makes sense now you told me its Golfmates. That channel has gotten worse for sure. I used to quite like it but now it’s just the usual boring drone shit, cut aways, same old same old and all run by a bloke who can’t shut up and thinks we care how much he jizzes a ball!! Bring it on as you say.
@@markfitzpatrick360 I used to watch it and then I spotted him cheating. I saw it in a number of videos. You probably wouldn't spot it watching on a phone but on big screen you can see where the ball went when he zooms in!
PLus cheats before he got a cameraman. He got called out, took the video down and then it went back up with the cheat edited out.
I don't like cheats in golf.
@@thehairygolfer measure of the man who also had the cheek to put out a video on catching cheats on the course hahaha
@@markfitzpatrick360 The cheats I saw. OMP hits short of green they walk up and he has a chip over a bunker. Cuts to next scene and the ball is beside the bunker has a straight chip. He gets called out on it and takes video down.
Next cheat he chips on to 5 feet right next to an old hole. You can clearly see the circle. Cuts to next scene and he has a 3 foot putt and the circle is behind him. He must of missed, dragged the ball back but couldn't remember exactly where he was.
On the zoom you see the ball going in the trees and the next shot is way out with a clear shot to the green.
And finally, when was the last time you saw him with a bad lie in the rough? He likes to sit the ball up. He doesn't know the rules either and breaks them constantly.
I don't like cheats.