Keyboard warriors…. The lizards of life

Absolutely, personally the vibe is positive, the trust is there which is the most importantly thing.

@@bountyhuntermk2520why are they keyboard warriors. Have you read their comments they weren’t abusive but just expressing an opinion different than what your thinking

Mate I rate big angle as a caddy, gives 100. Take it seriously and doesn’t mess about. Perfect caddy for jimmy you want someone you trust

There’s comments acting as if a caddy is some sort of swing coach. They have no clue, mate

Great advice given here. Great to read from perspective of an experienced caddy.

Great advise over thinks too much, debate on every shot.

They’re mates that do a KZfaq channel turning up with not a clue. So given that evidence I think they did SPLENDID. If you’d like to upload your very first competition round as a caddy il give it a watch. You never learned that on day 1.

Great advice man

@@MrSmid888at no point does he say he’s learnt it on his first round but he’s offering advice after watching a round to fast track Big Ange to where and what he needs to be for Jimmy. No different than teaching your child how to ride a bike. You never got that first time either did you but you still advise them of all you know to help them.

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Cracking idea

Watching Iona and Steve at St.Andrews was fantastic.

Class jimbo loved watching yous both ,,,, and brilliant boy roll on the next one

Jim could have easily been 6 deep front 9. I didn't see too much wrong with the putting. If you have a 30ft putt. The quality of Your shot into the green needs more work. Unless like he did on 1st and hit the green with shot 2 on a par5. JB dropped way too many shots not from club choice but from not hitting the chosen shot right. Making Doubles at this level is a no no!

​@@Lamster66exactly 💯 👏

He might know his club choices but he might be riled up in his head going for a club he shouldn’t be going for after thinking fuck it. Caddies are there to help with that. Go for a yardage session with Ange at the range, go for a fucking practice round a few days before. These are stats Ange could easily learn in an afternoon

Thing is Jim would rip them a new one with his bants 😂😂

No birdie dance on the 9th though smh 🤦

When have you known JB to beat around the bush , if that’s what he wanted then he would have said that

@@The_Devil_Riser Naa I agree with the op, bullards game just needs re assurance and to give him confidence in his own approach to the shot that’s required as a pose to doubting himself and letting negative thoughts take over!

@@robfitt234 tbf suppose u know Jimmy better than his real life mate that he plays round after round with. Knob

@@georgemoss8019 8==D

@@georgemoss8019 bit touchy ain’t ya georgie! Na I’m just saying his mate ain’t really a golfer sure he can hit a shot every now and then but if he asked any coach they’d prob say get ange of the bag! Don’t get me wrong I like ange but he ain’t telling Jimmy something he don’t already know…Knob😂

Lol you thought that about Jim's attire too then?

and tennis at 3

Tell you what, he can knock it around well for a painter decorator

Same here. Was hitting them wide into nettles all day yesterday

@@rm6652 😂😂

Lol spoiler alert 😂😂😂

@@plasteringmagicgold7723 Huh???

@@plasteringmagicgold7723 first time using youtube? Dont read the comments!

@@plasteringmagicgold7723only a child or a fool would read the comments before watching the video😁

Same. Makes me want to be back home playing!

@chrisdawe3027 Me too. Originally from Scotland here. Although, having normally 360+ days a year golf here is Queensland is always a nice drawcard.

James 1v1 against Bullard ?! Please @golf life !!!

Tubes wouldn't because he keeps on ignoring liams dm's lol

Robert Macintyre has just won his first PGA Tour title with his old man on the bag.

Lazering a bunker 27 yards away is a bit unnecessary and FFS get the bag away from the player.

Just a question as a casual golf watcher what should a caddy be bringing to the table to help their golfer? Is it knowledge of the greens? Understanding where to place the ball on a fairway etc? Also if you're a new caddy with no experience what's the best way to prepare for a course?

⁠@@richuk69great question Rich! For a new caddie, knowledge of the course is a huge edge, learn to read manual yardages from course markers or yardage books, don’t be afraid to make your own notes too. Learn to read breaks, up, down, both sides, not so much an issue in the UK but the grain of the grass on the green can impact how the ball will react too, into the grain will be slower, with the grain faster etc. With regards to player interaction, agree before hand what input the player wants, do they just want a yardage or help with club selection, if they want club selection you’ll need to know their numbers with regards to how far they hit the ball, write them down! You’ll just have to suck it and see, each player is different with regards to what they want/need. Be prepared and be helpful 😊

@@berkshiregolfer interesting insight thanks. I do know that having a good caddy is massive so in your opinion will Ange hinder Jimmy with his lack of experience? I'm imagining other caddies who have a proper understanding of things like reading greens, yardage, club selection. Everyone has to start somewhere but preparing to make a run at the Open is probably a bit deep

@@richuk69 ​​⁠it’s a good point but you have to remember this run at the Open is KZfaq content first and foremost, plus obviously Jim wants to see how good his game is. As long as they have a chat and set out the roles and responsibilities in advance, Ange will be a huge benefit. Bag preparation, hydration, reminding the player to drink/eat on the way round, club preparation, make sure they are spotlessly clean after every shot, walk the course the day/morning of the event, note the run offs, bad misses, areas you can miss, the hazards and the potential lines off the tees, it’s all about preparation and when it’s go time just being a calming influence and positive replies to questions, get the yardage book and use it to make notes, especially on multi round events. Ange will grow into the role and they’ll develop their own special rapport and ways of working. Some players I’ve bagged for don’t want any input under 100 yards in as it mainly about feel and precision. I’ll offer a landing zone based on pin position and slope but that’s it. Other players want EVERY number and every parameter thrown at them. They’ll be absolutely fine! 😊

Turn up, keep up, sh u t up.

@@John_Wood_ sounds like marriage

Rules are optional on KZfaq golf!!

@@bosullivan5462 congrats on being clueless. This is a professional event.

I also clocked that, c'mon JB

He put the tee behind the ball, picked the ball up and placed it back in front of the tee as that’s where it laid? The tee was already behind the ball when picked up.

Enlighten us then

He's an ex pro sportsman, probably knows more about competing than you pal. Some people are wired up to be jokers but if you can't see that he's taking this seriously then I don't know what to tell you