Sundays are just better with you 2 playing another 18. I look forward during the week to appreciate your interactions and actual quality golf. Thanks boys.
Boys you are getting spammed in the comments again. Although I would say this golf content has enlightened my spiritual journey to be more relentless in my pursuit of golfing perfection 😂😂😂
I was thinking that James meant "handicap" rather than stroke index. Those numbers would indicate where strokes would be applied if we were to have a match. Generally speaking, the odd numbers would be on one side and the even numbers on the other. Therefore, the #2 handicap is the "most difficult" on that side. It would also be where a stroke would be given. I fully admit that there could be a difference in how we refer to handicap in the States versus the UK. No disrespect was intended in my comment.
Stroke index normally reflects the difficulty of that hole within the round of 18. Clubs can allocate this by using average scores posted in competitions. I have seen a few clubs actually post their course card plus the average scores posted per hole, and very often that 130 yard par three has an average of 4 or more
Just watched this video , enjoyable as usual ! I'm a member of Market Drayton Golf Club in Shopshire. It's in great condition and is tended by staff and members volunteering to keep it in pristine condition . It is a 12 month course and drains quickly , closing very , very rarely . If you have a gap in your schedule I am sure you would be welcome
As some of the next 100 are getting above themselves, i am going to suggest Eastbourne Downs, £25 per round, on chalk so always fantastic condition, 6579 yards and a great challenge. It’s now being run by a golf charity which would also make an interesting story for you. The welcome would be fine; get its a long trek for you, but certainly worth the trip.
I don’t get courses not letting you film! It’s fantastic advertising for them - bloody ridiculous. Glad we’ve seen your home course though - in great condition 👍
❤the content with you and Chris. A couple of things... I'm in the same boat as Chris. Played golf for over 50 years and never had a ace. Over half a dozen hole outs from the fairway on Par 4's for 2, AND a 2 on a Par 5 from 205 out. It's obviously cold today. I'd love to know the temp. I rarely play when the temp is below 50F, which in NC, means I can still play nearly year-round.
Woolley really is a great club James - been a few times and the welcome is always first class. Fantastic course, quality food and drinks in the bar, reasonable pricing. I'll take the youth up for a knock this summer. 👍
I loved seeing you two play at the home course. After seeing so many videos of the course, it was fun to see the full 18. And you two were in top banter form during this round. I thought you were putting us on with Chris's channel on growing vegetables. I literally laughed out loud after thinking "maybe he's serious" and searching for it on YT. Haven't watched any yet but you bet I'll check it out! 😀
Probably never in the top 100 but you may know it coming from Sutton and that is Kilton Forest in Worksop that is in brilliant condition even after all the wet weather we have had this winter
Here is my suggestion for the next 100 as a venue: Royal Ashdown Forest (Old course). It will be quite a challenge even though it doesn't have any bunkers! When it was used for regional open qualifiers back in early 2000's only about 6/8 out of about 120 pros broke par!
As much as i like seeing you fellas playing other golf courses i could honestly watch you play Wooley Park every video. When i finally get to England, Wooley Park will be one of my first stops. Beautiful course and feels like an old friend I've yet to meet. Gonna go check out Chris's growing veggies channel now.
The course looks great and finally we get to see all the holes at Wooley Park Golf Course and get to see Farmer Chris's you tube channel, a lot of nice vegetables, hope you don't feed any of those great vegetables to James.
Are you boys going to try Richmond Golfclub in North Yorkshire? I think you will enjoy a good testing course. Please let me know if you’re going to play it and when.😂👍
Great video. I'd love to play Wooley Park, as I feel that I know most of the track from watching James channel for 5 years. Has Chris put a Rossie in play, now?
Great video, I know it's always the golf courses choice to allow the videoing, but have any of them given you a specific reason why they don't want it. (i.e. thinking it will slow play or players privacy.)
We played Whooley Park last September, as you say everyone was very friendly. Unfortunately those course thar don't want you, help give golf a bad name as a stuffy game. Clearly they don't want the publicity encouraging visitors.
I'm very sure that you were "not welcome" because where you wanted to play was not in good enough condition. It wasn't personal, so don't take it that way!
Hi James how about playing dalmuir park clydebank near Glasgow it a public course and the first one I play in the 70,s I think it one of the best public courses to play you have the road hole the wee drop the gully ,the firs the last three are par threes road hole a par four killer
James. I’m kinda disappointed …. Upon talking a Quick Look at your merchandise I was reminded. That I honestly don’t remember when I last heard you say your catch phrase?? Is there a reason why? Just a question otherwise still enjoy watching the videos Keep on bringing us what you and your friends do.
Great content as ever. I'd like to see you play Braehead golf course near Alloa. Stirling, Tulliallan and Muckhart golf clubs too while you'd be in the neighbourhood.
Chris cracks me up with all the subtle dry comments
Well done boys. And lest give a shout out to the ground staff, the course looks great.
Sundays are just better with you 2 playing another 18. I look forward during the week to appreciate your interactions and actual quality golf. Thanks boys.
Boys you are getting spammed in the comments again. Although I would say this golf content has enlightened my spiritual journey to be more relentless in my pursuit of golfing perfection 😂😂😂
I'd like to see you play Salisbury and South Wilts Golf course. Beautiful views over the valley and towards the Cathedral.
Stroke index does not denote difficulty of hole boys it's to spread handicap over both halves of the course ! Very enjoyable banter 😊
I was thinking that James meant "handicap" rather than stroke index. Those numbers would indicate where strokes would be applied if we were to have a match. Generally speaking, the odd numbers would be on one side and the even numbers on the other. Therefore, the #2 handicap is the "most difficult" on that side. It would also be where a stroke would be given. I fully admit that there could be a difference in how we refer to handicap in the States versus the UK. No disrespect was intended in my comment.
Stroke index normally reflects the difficulty of that hole within the round of 18. Clubs can allocate this by using average scores posted in competitions.
I have seen a few clubs actually post their course card plus the average scores posted per hole, and very often that 130 yard par three has an average of 4 or more
Just watched this video , enjoyable as usual !
I'm a member of Market Drayton Golf Club in Shopshire. It's in great condition and is tended by staff and members volunteering to keep it in pristine condition .
It is a 12 month course and drains quickly , closing very , very rarely .
If you have a gap in your schedule I am sure you would be welcome
"Gotta channel the inner-cream egg". Thanks, will remember that the next time I'm up for driving the green.
As some of the next 100 are getting above themselves, i am going to suggest Eastbourne Downs, £25 per round, on chalk so always fantastic condition, 6579 yards and a great challenge. It’s now being run by a golf charity which would also make an interesting story for you. The welcome would be fine; get its a long trek for you, but certainly worth the trip.
Woodhall spa, hotckin course.
Fries ("chips") and a chocolate shake is where it's at. Especially if it's a frosty from Wendy's
Great show again, only thing I can’t figure out is why in the middle of winter you carry a bag & lay it down in wet & mud all day 🤷♂️
I don’t get courses not letting you film! It’s fantastic advertising for them - bloody ridiculous. Glad we’ve seen your home course though - in great condition 👍
Al zorah off the black. You will be very welcome, but it is in UAE. Loads of rain in UAE last week and courses were shut!
Get yourselves to Remedy oak, Dorset.. Excellent spring/summer course. But it does dip in and out of the top 100. Absolutely, loving this series 👍
Waterlooville, lovely Cotton designed parkland course with greens John would be envious of.
Ryder Cup at Lindrick was in 1957.
I love Cadbury cream eggs. I hate it when they disappear after Easter
❤the content with you and Chris.
A couple of things...
I'm in the same boat as Chris. Played golf for over 50 years and never had a ace. Over half a dozen hole outs from the fairway on Par 4's for 2, AND a 2 on a Par 5 from 205 out.
It's obviously cold today. I'd love to know the temp. I rarely play when the temp is below 50F, which in NC, means I can still play nearly year-round.
Woolley really is a great club James - been a few times and the welcome is always first class. Fantastic course, quality food and drinks in the bar, reasonable pricing. I'll take the youth up for a knock this summer. 👍
Like to see a round at Kington Golf Club. Not sure of the course ranking, but it's the highest elevated course in the UK. Sounds intriguing 🤙😊
Great golf guys and good to see all of Woolly Park!
I loved seeing you two play at the home course. After seeing so many videos of the course, it was fun to see the full 18. And you two were in top banter form during this round. I thought you were putting us on with Chris's channel on growing vegetables. I literally laughed out loud after thinking "maybe he's serious" and searching for it on YT. Haven't watched any yet but you bet I'll check it out! 😀
Probably never in the top 100 but you may know it coming from Sutton and that is Kilton Forest in Worksop that is in brilliant condition even after all the wet weather we have had this winter
love these, honestly might be the first time ive seen the entire course LOL
teamwork makes the dream work...love seeing the whole course...surprised the Super and his boys didn't foul you up more
It was nice to see the back 9 of your home course, sorry about the luck on not getting to some of the other venues to film anyway. Until the next...
Only course I’ve played over there was Runcorn Golf Club when on holiday. My home town, not sure it’s a rated course. Would love to see it
Here is my suggestion for the next 100 as a venue: Royal Ashdown Forest (Old course). It will be quite a challenge even though it doesn't have any bunkers! When it was used for regional open qualifiers back in early 2000's only about 6/8 out of about 120 pros broke par!
Delamere Forest GC Cheshire. We lost three days play during the winter due to snow. On sand. Great course.
Well done James and Chris id try panel golf club 👏 😊
James and chris... how about a what's in the bag from both of you guys... is this possible?
Definitely mate. For this series?
@@JamesRobinsonGolf just any video of what you guys have in the bag... current irons woods and so on.
Would love to see you play Breadsall Priory Moorland Course.
As much as i like seeing you fellas playing other golf courses i could honestly watch you play Wooley Park every video. When i finally get to England, Wooley Park will be one of my first stops. Beautiful course and feels like an old friend I've yet to meet. Gonna go check out Chris's growing veggies channel now.
Should play Wortley and Huddersfield if you can't get on some of the courses.
Maybe go round Waterfront twice, from different tees.
Woodhall spa Hodgkin course would be good to see
I’d love to see you two play some highland golf at Dufftown. Maybe sample some single malt while you’re there and give us a review. 😃
Mr Dennis on the 3rd 10.20 get this man a shovel, or maybe a bob cat. 🤣
Thorpe wood golf course in Peterborough Cambridgeshire
Yes to vanilla milkshake Chris but not a cream egg fan, dark chocolate for me!
You should play Coventry golf club. Ex open qualifying venue. Would be great to see
Wychwood park.. or tytherington (when dry)
Get yourself to silloth on solway up in Cumbria. I was a member there and it’s awesome.
Would ace to see you at Branshaw golf club, Oakworth. Would also recommend Waterton golf club Wakefield
The course looks great and finally we get to see all the holes at Wooley Park Golf Course and get to see Farmer Chris's you tube channel, a lot of nice vegetables, hope you don't feed any of those great vegetables to James.
Love to see you play Seascale in Cumbria
Would love to see you guys in the North East playing dunstanbourgh Castle links course.
Are you boys going to try Richmond Golfclub in North Yorkshire? I think you will enjoy a good testing course. Please let me know if you’re going to play it and when.😂👍
Which seed golf ball would be similar to the Callaway Chrome soft ?
Pivotal par5 perfectly played precisely putted ?. Nah.🤣🤣🤣
Id like to see you film at forest dunes in Michigan 😂
Great video. I'd love to play Wooley Park, as I feel that I know most of the track from watching James channel for 5 years. Has Chris put a Rossie in play, now?
Great video, I know it's always the golf courses choice to allow the videoing, but have any of them given you a specific reason why they don't want it. (i.e. thinking it will slow play or players privacy.)
Lads, Welshpool is a good call.
Come south and play The London club (if they will let you). Great content guys.
Very very well played guy’s
We played Whooley Park last September, as you say everyone was very friendly. Unfortunately those course thar don't want you, help give golf a bad name as a stuffy game. Clearly they don't want the publicity encouraging visitors.
Woolley is looking in great nic
At 42:40 there were 2 bangs and something flew very fast across the fairway in front of the camera...
Cadbury eggs-anytime!!!
I knew i liked Chris before but NOW i hear he prefers white grips..white grips are for quality ballstrikers James.
I'm very sure that you were "not welcome" because where you wanted to play was not in good enough condition. It wasn't personal, so don't take it that way!
Nice to see the rest of the Woolley Park course that rarely gets shown on the channel. Well played
Saunton East - please !!!
Got to give rotherham golf club a crack
Hi James how about playing dalmuir park clydebank near Glasgow it a public course and the first one I play in the 70,s I think it one of the best public courses to play you have the road hole the wee drop the gully ,the firs the last three are par threes road hole a par four killer
Chris what are the Peter Millar jackets you wear?
Great vid, great golf, have you thought about playing ex Ryder cup course, The Belfry, good luck🏌️👍
James. I’m kinda disappointed …. Upon talking a Quick Look at your merchandise I was reminded. That I honestly don’t remember when I last heard you say your catch phrase?? Is there a reason why? Just a question otherwise still enjoy watching the videos Keep on bringing us what you and your friends do.
Can you film on Worsley Marriott's.?
Old padswood buckley
Subscribed to Growing Veg with Chris & Emilee 👍
Want to see you at close house Lee Westwoods course
Play Norwood golf course Southwell notts
Poor dave 😅😅 why don't you play Dave's home course
If u r coming east play Thorpeness
Do you have Cleve Hill on your list or Bowood?
Why don't these courses want you there ??
Sandiway Cheshire
Monkey puzzle tree
Talking about the wear and only showing the back of the club at 45:20, show us the face, i want to see the real wear please
Seems like every one of his videos always starts with multiple spam comments as the first ones posted...wonder how that happens 🤔🤔paid for?
Poor dave always gets a mention for all the wrong reasons 😂😂😂😂❤️🏌⛳️
Great content as ever. I'd like to see you play Braehead golf course near Alloa. Stirling, Tulliallan and Muckhart golf clubs too while you'd be in the neighbourhood.