Excellent show! I first met Pete Cowan in 1972 in Bristol at Coca Cola Young Pro,s Event which was my 1st one,caddying for David Jones.At the 1972 Open,in Pre Q at North Berwick,I caddied for his friend Davey Moore,who I caddied for again later that year at Royal Birkdale( my local course)against David Jagger before Davey was tragically murdered in Zambia later when room sharing with Pete! Peter Cowan was a great ball striker who often asked me to “double bag” for him in 73 when I was with Peter Butler and in 1974 when I was with “Oosty” and also again at Bristol and Clifton GC in the Final Young Pro Event,when I literally had to carry him up the 18th when his back went on him! He was a great lad and fixed me up with Steve Rolley for the final day and knows more about the “old caddies” than anyone, cos he was there at that time like me and which I speak about in my golf talks. Peter Cowan is great and fully deserves all his success and I would get him and David Vaughan in for free into the biggest and best club in Europe: Sheffield Fiesta when I was the compere there! Also visited him at Dore & Totley GC in 80s and saw how hard he worked and how good a coach he was too! Regards to everyone! Paul Stevens-The Singing Caddie(on RUclips) www.caddielegend.mysite.com
Having taught for John Jacobs for ten years I don't agree that his ball flight laws were incorrect. He simplified and gave teachers like Butch Harmon and Hank Haney a foundation and ability to diagnose, explain and correct. For sure, John Jacobs (and all instructors who taught in his schools) knew that the exceptions to his ball flight laws could occur when the face was extremely open or closed in relation to the path.
Billy & Company brilliant tonic this channel from the normal channels, well done : ) Pete Cowan too : ) LIV v PGA Yes LIV has the players but awful to watch too much going on at once, crazy back ground noise, PGA boring in one way but at least you follow it. Ethics argument is b_ll_cks really, plenty of Saudi money in UK horse racing and and UK Football. Glade to see Rory and the IV guys warming to each other.
Excellent show! I first met Pete Cowan in 1972 in Bristol at Coca Cola Young Pro,s Event which was my 1st one,caddying for David Jones.At the 1972 Open,in Pre Q at North Berwick,I caddied for his friend Davey Moore,who I caddied for again later that year at Royal Birkdale( my local course)against David Jagger before Davey was tragically murdered in Zambia later when room sharing with Pete!
Peter Cowan was a great ball striker who often asked me to “double bag” for him in 73 when I was with Peter Butler and in 1974 when I was with “Oosty” and also again at Bristol and Clifton GC in the Final Young Pro Event,when I literally had to carry him up the 18th when his back went on him!
He was a great lad and fixed me up with Steve Rolley for the final day and knows more about the “old caddies” than anyone, cos he was there at that time like me and which I speak about in my golf talks.
Peter Cowan is great and fully deserves all his success and I would get him and David Vaughan in for free into the biggest and best club in Europe: Sheffield Fiesta when I was the compere there!
Also visited him at Dore & Totley GC in 80s and saw how hard he worked and how good a coach he was too!
Regards to everyone!
Paul Stevens-The Singing Caddie(on RUclips) www.caddielegend.mysite.com
Their respect for PC is palpable. Never seen them so quiet. Great show.
Having taught for John Jacobs for ten years I don't agree that his ball flight laws were incorrect. He simplified and gave teachers like Butch Harmon and Hank Haney a foundation and ability to diagnose, explain and correct. For sure, John Jacobs (and all instructors who taught in his schools) knew that the exceptions to his ball flight laws could occur when the face was extremely open or closed in relation to the path.
Billy needs to write a book.
brilliant
Cowan is a true legend. Speaks more sense than most.
Last time I watched Liv on RUclips the coverage was terrible. Scoreboard taking up a large % of the screen and annoying music. Hardly any viewers too.
Download the live app then you decide who you want to watch
If LIV had been around forty years ago, I wonder if Seve would have made the switch.
Billy & Company brilliant tonic this channel from the normal channels, well done : ) Pete Cowan too : )
LIV v PGA Yes LIV has the players but awful to watch too much going on at once, crazy back ground noise, PGA boring in one way but at least you follow it.
Ethics argument is b_ll_cks really, plenty of Saudi money in UK horse racing and and UK Football. Glade to see Rory and the IV guys warming to each other.