Don't remember Jimmy facing off against Hollywood actor Ewan McGregor?
Watching Rick trying to break 75 (the verbal mission at the start of the video) or 80 (the changed statement on the video link) at Bay Hill - I think I'm done watching these challenges lol!
Watching Rick trying to break 75 (the verbal mission at the start of the video) or 80 (the changed statement on the video link) at Bay Hill - I think I'm done watching these challenges lol!
He needs to be more realistic with these challenges and not set himself up to fail every time.Watching Rick trying to break 75 (the verbal mission at the start of the video) or 80 (the changed statement on the video link) at Bay Hill - I think I'm done watching these challenges lol!
He needs to be more realistic with these challenges and not set himself up to fail every time.
Well, it's not great viewing the way he is playing atm - unless you get some kind of perverse pleasure in seeing him fail I guess.Are you telling me there is no redemption for him?
Honestly, if I watched a Rick video where he shot level par and didn't put a foot wrong I'd be quite disappointed and bored. Definitely find it more relatable when he has the car crash holes. Not that I enjoy watching him suffer, but it's comforting that much better players than me have the same problems I guess. If I wanted to watch people be good at golf that's what Sky Sports Golf is for.. yet I don't really watch that.Well, it's not great viewing the way he is playing atm - unless you get some kind of perverse pleasure in seeing him fail I guess.
I thought that video at Bay Hill was his best in a while. Played better than he has for a while and stayed positive. Thought he was swinging better too not that ugly rapid way he has been at times.
Just been watching this, and yes, I thought he played well other than a bit of self-doubt with the putter.I thought that video at Bay Hill was his best in a while. Played better than he has for a while and stayed positive. Thought he was swinging better too not that ugly rapid way he has been at times.
I don't think the recent videos are how he's playing at the moment. He recorded the Sergio, Bryson and Bay Hill videos in November (from memory, it was mentioned on the podcast). I suppose they like to make the most of the trips abroad and get lots of videos banked so they can release them over the winter.Well, it's not great viewing the way he is playing atm - unless you get some kind of perverse pleasure in seeing him fail I guess.
I found it a bit dull tho,not much interaction with his playing partner.I thought that video at Bay Hill was his best in a while. Played better than he has for a while and stayed positive. Thought he was swinging better too not that ugly rapid way he has been at times.
I don't think the recent videos are how he's playing at the moment. He recorded the Sergio, Bryson and Bay Hill videos in November (from memory, it was mentioned on the podcast). I suppose they like to make the most of the trips abroad and get lots of videos banked so they can release them over the winter.
The same podcast said that a viewer had taken 40+ of his strokeplay rounds at UK courses and used them to work out his WHS index, it came out at about scratch. Which was a bit of a surprise but I don't play JCB off the tips!
Which was a bit of a surprise but I don't play JCB off the tips!
Grieve's channel is class. Really improved my chipping and pitching last year thanks to him when I was struggling - I read his book first as well. Now that the rest of my game has gone to pot the chipping is the best bit!I like Marcus Edblad, he has a really refreshing way of considering the golf swing. I also like Dan Grieve on the short game, I've improved my wedge and bunker play so much through following his lessons.