Glad to have ya!

Thanks for the kind words and that’s some major improvement, congrats!

Thanks for the kind words!

Thanks!

Thanks, I’ll try lol

Thanks Lindsay - definitely feels good to card a good one every now and again. Makes the bad rounds sting less!

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Thanks as always. I’m planning on getting out there this spring!

@@NotAScratchGolfer nice!!! You love to join you on a round!!!

Wow those are huge gains! Where did you shave the most strokes?

@@NotAScratchGolfer A big reason was I had weekly private golf lessons for six months (first half of the year) and cleaned up my swing. But you also inspired me to work hard at 100 yards and in. I started renting a golf hole at a local club and just hitting wedge shots/pitch shots/chips for hours from different spots. I also found a putting system that really helped me dial in distance control. I do feel a bit of imposter syndrome though - which I believe you mentioned before. Those last two points came recently after some good scores on really tough courses. It makes me feel like the single digit moniker isn't quite earned or in stone yet.

@@frmacleod Weekly lessons for six months - dayum, that's commitment! Major congrats on the improvement, and I think the big takeaway is that single digit just isn't as good as people seem to think it is, lol

Thanks, Kenzy! You're in Kamloops?

Yep, not too far away from yourself. Hopefully we can line up a round together at some point!

Thanks!

Have been meaning to get out to Gamble Sands!

Thanks, and yes Tobiano is a gem.

Thanks for the kind words!

Thanks man!

Good stuff! Although I tend to top/chunk a few in every round :p

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It is! Thanks for the kind words.

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Thank you!

Thank you!

Love hearing this, congrats!!!

You're too hard on yourself lol

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Good stuff, Hayden! My career low is 66 but that was at 5,300 yards so it gets a bit of an asterisk. My best round on a championship course was 71 at Pacific Duns.

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can confirm. as stunning as it is challenging. try to get out there if you can!

Great course, top 100 in Canada!

Amazing course. Only drawback is 9 times outa 10 it's windy as hell. Since 4-5 holes are all carry off the tee, it's imperative you play the right tees, otherwise you'll just be there for the view lol.

Congrats on the PB! Have yet to tee it up anywhere on the East Coast. Would love too this coming Spring/Summer!

@@NotAScratchGolfer it's a beautiful part of the country for sure. One idea for a future video - any chance we could get a video on your putting practice approach? I feel like you must have some great drills/practice approaches given how many mid-range putts you get to drop!

Thanks, Tom!

Thanks, definitely up there!

Thanks Shaun!

On a nice day, it's hard to beat the views at Tobiano, great place!

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Thanks!

Thanks, and yeah, Tobiano is great!

@@NotAScratchGolferNeed to hit Predator Ridge while in the area.

@@mattstephenson4345 I've featured it a few times on the channel :)

@@NotAScratchGolfer Awesome, need to search for it now! Thank you

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Great guys at Genuine!

Me too!

Thanks. I had a gimbal in the past but it proved a bit cumbersome on course. I might see if I can find a more user-friendly one in the future.

haha thanks

Thanks for the kind words!

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Yes I use an iPhone (just ordered a new one this week and look forward to using it beginning next month)! Shot tracing is done with an app called Shot Tracer Pro

Great spot! Where are ya located?

Seattle area, but Tobiano was worth the trip.

Lol fair comment. In this particular round I hit a lot of good golf shots. But there are many days when I go out there and knuckle it around too!

Yeah first thing to get good at is strike. Once you get good distance and decent dispersion (ie you can hit shots in the general direction you intend), THEN it’s all about course management.

You can’t manage the course if your dispersion is shite lol

@@OrvinReyes If your dispersion is shite, that's all the more reason to use better course management.

Congrats!!

Lol yeah it’s not common that my driver and putter are quite this solid. Many sub-80 rounds under my belt with far worse game 😅

Hey there! Those are all must plays in the region, but keep in mind that Tobiano is a fair ways away from Predator and Tower Ranch. If you're willing to cast your net that wide, I would add Sagebrush to the list. Predator has 36 holes so you already have five courses between those. If you want a break from mountain/resort golf, you might want to consider adding Harvest to your list. Others to consider would be Okanagan Golf Club (I think the Bear is great, not hugely fond of the Quail), Gallagher's Canyon, and Shannon Lake. If you can get out to Kelowna Golf & Country Club (it's private but I believe there are ways to get on), I hear it's great, too.

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I don't believe so.

Thanks Zachary. I used to use it frequently and have been meaning to again. Typically, my driving handicap hovered in the mid-to-high single digits, approach game was around a 10, short game around a 5, and putting at scratch or a hair better. Many ways to score!

@@NotAScratchGolfer interesting! Mines slightly better (except putting) and I only broke 80 threw times this year, although I generally never stray too far from the 82-84 range.

In team match play, whichever team is furthest from the hole plays first, but either player on that team can play first. Jason was already going to make a big number (having gone OB from the tee), whereas I still had a look at par, so he putted first to show me the line.

@@NotAScratchGolfer ah, makes sense - thanks for answering :)

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Yep, misspoke!

@@NotAScratchGolfer Thought so! Glad I am not going crazy. Good round out there! I enjoyed the video.

@@AmericasQB_KirkCousins Thanks!

sorry hole 5 does seem to have a further tee offf

This video was recorded a while back with my old irons.

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Don't worry, I still offset these rounds with plenty of lousy ons (as seen on the channel)!

I mostly travel in my home province of BC and my former home state of California. My job is running this YT channel :)

@@NotAScratchGolfer I love the content. It has helped my game so much. I literally hear the duck in my head when I make a bad shot! Keep up the great work.

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Agreed

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