What a +6 Golfer ACTUALLY Looks Like | 9 Holes EASY GOLF!

A beautiful day meant I rushed out on to the course for a stunning round of golf, so good to just get some fresh air and a change of scenery! I hope you guys like this one where I talk through a little bit more about my thoughts, and process when out on the golf course!

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[UpDownGolf]

Enjoyed that Josh, listening to some of your thoughts over the ball was very insightful 👍 Great golf mate

[stephenbarr]

The amount of high handicaps that wouldn’t be happy landing over 25ft from the hole on a par 3 is incredible including myself playing of 8 .. nice 9 holes and lesson learnt 👏

[tonyarvanitakis]

I really appreciate you commentating on your thought process and the factors you take into consideration. The level of detail is great 👍

[JoeCoulson-pfwb]

What a great putting display that was on winter greens, your a awesome golfer josh keep up the content mate👍🏼

[johnsouza]

The quality of golf always shows up on par 3's. Loved the 2nd. When you said inside on your TracMan equivalent you would hit what 52 degree, but in those conditions you hit a 9 iron, I said to myself, Hmm, this boy is good.

Then I think a birdie on the other par 3? Yes, this boy isn't just talking a good game. He can play.

Most impressive was having the wife and "child" with you and still maintaining your concentration. I liked the pacing off of putts and chips. You definitely believe in your aim point so keep it up. It works for you.

Wow. Winter golf 3 under for 9.

[donsmnc]

The +6 in the title pulled me in to watch, definitely a solid player and in winter conditions to post -3 in 9 is very good, like the step count on putts been doing the same for years and documenting as well, cheers

[samstirling]

Good lad. Winter golf troopers salute you. 👍

[matthewloughton]

Currently a 4 hcp trying to get to the next level (playing casually once a week). I've noticed that if I can at least keep the ball on the golf course from the tee, I shoot low rounds around par. I'm an iron player so driver swing is really hard for me. I got some really good tips around course management from this video as well, especially about front pins, I'm tired of ripping them off the green. Subbed!!

[vailydragon]

One of the best courses in the south. Shanklin + Sandown on the Isle of Wight. A very friendly club that is great to visit.

[ernie]

New follower!! So much fun watching a stress free -2 in winter conditions and great hearing your thoughts throughout the round. Looking forward to watching more!

[pahhaw]

LOVE it that you have your dog along!!❤

[deldridg]

Lovely work Josh and thanks for all the effort you put into this mate. You have a very understanding missus too (and a cute pooch). Cheers and all the best from a couple of golf mad lads (me and my son) in Sydney - Dave and young Will. PS. You need to play some golf here one day!

[richardlow]

Great video Josh! I really appreciated your commentary as I'm still learning the game. Cheers

[sunnib]

Great round mate, and your outdoor rounds get tons of views because sim players want to see how your sim handicap holds up outdoors, so keep posting those outdoor rounds when you have good weather.

[JonnyPlaysGolf]

Enjoyed that, Josh! You make the game look so easy 😂

[lionelambaka]

No practice swings/strokes when putting? How are you able to judge the speed of the putts so precisely? Thanks for the content!

[danielhuddleston]

138 approach to a par 5 green??? That’s nuts! I average 287 off the tee, and my average approach into a par 5 is 190+.

I’ve gotta go to the UK to lower my handicap.

[ErndogGolf]

Awesome video brother! I may have fallen in love with your dog too hahaha

[Hixyboyblue]

Got a sub off me. Nice to see good play in difficult conditions. It's barely worth even looking at lines currently on the greens where I play. Just hit it at the hole and worry about pace. Gets frustrating when you have a really good ball striking day and you wonder how good the score could have been on a greens where you can putt meaningfully. You can have wild 6 shot fluctuations just based on fortunate or unfortunate holing out from inside 6 foot. We really should be used to it in the UK but as each winter passes, it seems to get longer to get to spring.

[tobbah]

Enjoyed watching you play! Cheers from Norway 🇳🇴