Can I beat Ian Poulter if I start 10 under par? (Stroke play)

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[danjeory]

The time Ian Poulter has for you, and his openness about his thought processes is just phenomenal. What an absolute gentleman. Best guest ever.

[Benneth]

That last hole, Ian absolutely turned up the gas and destroyed the hole for the win. but the man cheered Rick on and complimented his efforts, gave advice fetched the divots and turned a high five into a hug. Absolute class act.

[raymondwarnerofficial]

This is my favorite video you’ve posted thus far Rick. I’ve always liked Ian, but I’ve gained a massive amount of appreciation for him and his character after watching him interact with you and giving us, the viewers, great entertainment. Of course, you always deliver yourself! Thanks so much for your hard work.

[waynep]

Of all your pro golfer guests, I absolutely loved how Ian handled this round of golf. He was your caddy, he took us through basically every shot and was just an absolutely amazing golfer. Well done Ian...loved it!

[twinsoldier]

This is by far my favorite video from Rick. Hearing the thought process from Mr. Poulter was absolutely amazing.

[chriscolabella]

What I love most about this is I've seen Poulter play loads, and heard him in interviews, but that is him being a pro. Here we feel like we're just hanging out making friends with him along with Rick. Plus the camera loves him and vice versa. What an absolute treat. Gold.

[WSStreit]

So much respect for Ian Poulter. What a charming and warm man. Thanks to both Rick and Ian for sharing their round with us.

[bendillon]

Ian’s looks at the camera while Rick is talking to himself are genuinely hilarious. What a treat of a human being! Hope he knows how much we enjoy him in content!

[PawPawGreg]

How he vocalizes his process for each shot, his candor on bad shots, the way he plays to the camera, Ian is far and away the best guest for this challenge. Super entertaining and the golf was very relatable for the majority of us.

[NutzGolf]

💯% pure gold content. Ian didn’t simply participate in the 10 shot challenge, he performed and demonstrated an appreciation for us viewers. I've always liked him as a golfer, but I'm now a legit fan and will root for him whenever he's in a field.

[CJW]

The section where Poults plays off the path around 33 mins is just an absolute joy. Poults giving a ridiculous level of insight into why he chooses to play off the path when 99.9% of amateur golfers would just instinctively take the free drop (if available) without a second thought is an amazing lesson. Couple that with Rick just laughing in the background at how lucky he is to be getting that sort of insight from Poulter and then seeing Rick's sheer joy and amazement when Poults pulls the shot off exactly as he described (albeit not to his own incredibly high standards) is wonderful. Brilliant video Rick - thank you!

[igoldsmith]

This whole series is like getting a bunch of playing lessons. Super interesting to get a peek inside the thought process of these tour pros. Congrats Rick and the pros on making something so enjoyable as well as being informative and educational. Great stuff.

[raquelgomes]

Ian was helping with every single shot and sharing the course knowledge, what a great guest, the best you ever had Rick!

[davidweston]

Hands down the best guest thus far. Ian was all class with time, encouragement, explanations. Unbelievable content I thought.

[askthebuilder]

What a delight to get to listen to what was going on inside Ian's tiny gray cells. Ian's up and down on hole 6 after his first two shots. Holy tomato! I would give my eye teeth to play with Ian. What a great down-to-earth guy! Thanks SO MUCH, Ian and Rick!

[imonlybleeding]

Ian was an amazingly friendly competitor. I know he wanted to win, but I got the feeling Ian wanted RIck to play as well as possible too. The way Ian supported Rick throughout the round was awesome. Really a great example of sportsmanship. The commentary was top notch as well.

[jopo]

Imagine getting the chance to play a legendary clutch player, who is still playing amazing golf later in his career.
Ian Poulter must feel very lucky

[Thethreeshafts]

It’s insane that Rick is a scratch but doesn’t play like it 90% of the time

[paulmilsom]

What a player, what a gentleman, helping you to make the correct choices and telling us all about his choices. The one we always wanted to watch in the Ryder Cup, I hope he'll be able to be involved again, he'd be a great captain too

[markjenner]

The most entertaining round of golf I have seen. Ian’s insight into the thought process behind each shot was a real eye opener