Yes haha!

Yes

For real, I was looking for this just yesterday

Place looks like a dump

@@anthonymclaughlin608 that's why it's called the old course......it's not supposed to look like Augusta.

How was it?

Just tore it up out there for you. Follow my divots

I just go to a ghost town in the American west.

I think if the weather is good tiger could actually win

@@andrewstewart6261 you can't write the guy off. It's tiger.

I agree! Faldo should’ve been mentioned, yet still a wonderful video!

I thought it was a skiing/snowboarding term!!!

Lucky you…. I’ve been a caddie in my younger days in Co Kerry on west coast of Ireland and I’m guessing a good set of waterproofs at St Andrews are quite essential as well 😀. I hope to play there someday. It’s on the list…. Like everyone else! Enjoy the 150th. Can’t wait to watch it!

It's a non-magic person, isn't it...? 🙃 In all seriousness they're bumps of snow on a piste. I'm guessing he's referring to the undulations on the fairways.

What was is like walking on that piece of earth?

@@PinkStarburst717 Like being a time traveller and completely mindful simultaneously.

thanks for sharing, Matt. i did the same but a mere fourteen days ago at St. Andrews! and under similar conditions! i concur that this is no more than an easy municipal golf course under benign conditions. however with a gusty wind, it can be quit beastly! crack on mate!

You'd be underwhelmed by the course.

Gave that book to a great friend! He's been playing better ever since. Seattle is a long way to St. Andrew's, but I'll get there someday. Cam Smith, or Louie I'm betting. Smile at the ball when you're standing over. Works most of the time!...

Not with that profile pic

@@tragicnutsaxk literally. 😂

None of those compare to saint andrews, don’t disrespect it

So. Hills? Not so much.

Personally, Oak Hill or Oakmont should be the PGA comparison on your list, but golf is beautiful, subjective, and unique

The Open*

Ya he does

Yeah, "Louie," "Harvey," and "Blart." Me? I personally would name one of these holes (the 14th?) "Mickey Ratt." Sounds swanky, don't it?

You'd rather hit to flat fairways? Sounds a little boring if you ask me.

Tell that to all the golfers who have crumbled at the 16th and 17th when the pressure is on

@@johnavery3941 Like who? The Old Course produces the least dramaof any Open course

You are of course entitled to your opinion but i will never understand such comments, the oldest 18 holes in the world will of course be outdated! but that link to ground zero is what's special. It has progressed and remains a challenge, to say it provides no drama is an absolute untruth, but it's important that we retain this piece of heritage.

@@lawrencel100 The first Open was held at Prestwick, it's been held at Musselburghb and it's been held at Royal Cinque Ports, so if they all have history, why isn't it played there any more? The history of a town doesn't make it a good venue. Goodison is an old stadium with history, but you wouldn't hold the Champions League final there . It is by far the weakest course on The Open rota, if not of all the majors. There are far too many easy holes, the fairways too wide, most bunkers not in play and the greens are too easy to hit. The closing stretch is poor and the course simply isn't capable of the drama one gets at Muirfield, Carnoustie, Troon or Portrush.

@@sandersson2813 and yet every course you just mentioned doesn't have the design and architecture heritage of the Old Course, which is the premise of my point. Using Goodison to reinforce your point is a false equivalency, unless it was the first football pitch by which all others take their design cues?