BUCKET LIST GOLF COURSES + EXTRA QUESTIONS & ANSWERS!

BUCKET LIST GOLF COURSES + EXTRA QUESTIONS & ANSWERS!
and PGA Golf Pro Rick Shiels answers as many as possible!

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[RickShielsPGA]

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[Ligerpride]

I've  taken a few lessons in 2016 and they've been the most helpful thing I've ever done for my golf game. I have found the GSA to also be very helpful so long as you focus on one thing at a time. I found great use by focusing on keeping as close to one plane swing as possible. I'd check the results after each range session and I'd know that if I was flushing it that the results would look close on single plane.

[keithwilliams]

Love the Q&A video and the studio setup. Hope you continue the format. That final backdrop is ABSOLUTELY STUNNING!!!!

[RossBarton]

Ball fitting is essential for anyone REALLY serious about their golf. After all - it's the one piece of equipment you use on every shot. Titleist lead the way with their ball fitting, and even give you the tools needed to do it yourself if you want.
3 bucket list courses --> #1 The Old Course at St Andrews, Scotland. #2 Cape Kidnappers, South Island, New Zealand. #3 Barnbougle Dunes, Tasmania, Australia. I have played Barnbougle Dunes many times and it is far and away the best course I've played anywhere. It is easily the best course in Australia IMHO. Not only is the course simply incredible, the service of the staff is second to none and the location is stunning. I know Rick has played Windaroo Golf Links in Brisbane, Queensland - but I highly recommend Rick playing Barnbougle Dunes and doing a series of videos on it. And even better, Barnbougle Lost Farm (another sensational course, with 20 holes) is right next door.

[wodenoftheangles]

Yep. I chose my ball from the putting feel - was an instant certainty of choice.

[Rouge]

I'm excited to demo the Driver Vs. Driver winner- the Triton. Looks fantastic, and should suit every type of golfer. The interchangeable faceplate can make it a superlight driver, or add weight to add swing weight. Then the three interchangeable weight ports give tons of customization. I actually have a full Wilson Staff bag sans woods. Those are Cobras. Maybe I'll have a full Wilson Staff bag in a few months depending on the Triton and new D300 reviews.

[Tommythreeputts]

I was inspired by adventures in golf and went to play Circling Raven in Idaho. The most beautiful course in the USA. Ever since I graduated I took a year off of work and went to play courses all over the United States. My top 5
1. Circling Raven duh
2. Tpc Southwind
3. Seminole (friend of my dad is a member)
4. Erin Hills
5. Sawgrass

And an underrated course is TPC Deer Run I loved that course.

[joeboyle]

High quality production, interesting range of questions, answers, and not least training tips at end. Thanks.

[robertmorley]

A course that is getting a lot of love currently is Cabot Cliffs in Nova Scotia, one of the best new courses anywhere.

[rpcrev]

Love the new set up. Screen in background looks great. Re lifting the head. Is the reason this has become so common because, often when people do a bad shot they've come out of posture. What the playing partner sees is the head rising up which whilst is not the cause of the bad shot it is a symptom. On some YouTube vids, coaches will draw the lines in and highlight how the head rises through the shot. Often through early extension. Your thoughts. Thanks Martin

[grahamtomlin]

Nice video and great content enjoyed the set up with the questions in the background.

[KyleKraft]

Haha, awesome! Love the decision on favorite club ever. Especially the Odyssey Two-Ball... That putter was Legendary! My favorite has to be my Odyssey Black Series Blade putter from back in the day... Awesome club!

[yadthink]

Re: "keep your head down, " years ago there was a swing aid, the "Crotch Hook, " that attached to your head and provided a not very subtle aversion therapy down below.

[lowndslow]

Pebble Beach is on my bucket list, not only am I playing it next summer, but I get to play it with my father making it even more special. Still an opening for 2 more players in my group if you're interested Rick.

[AnthonyJackson-vtpo]

ham-ish!!! 😂😂😂 its pronounced Haymish rick. 😂😂😂 class

[kenattaway]

Definite thumbs up on the new studio effects...also, good content in your answers to some interesting questions...the "keep your head down" thing goes quite far back in the history of golf...P. G. Wodehouse wrote great golf stories, and he mentioned that phrase quite often...

[TheBaseball]

hey rick!! love the videos look forward to the upload everyday!!

[bikemadcarl]

I couldnt stop looking at that course in the background. wow

[evanjohnmo]

Great video. If the logic is that a more premium ball spins more for wedge shots and approach, doesn't it seem logical that the same ball will accentuate the curve when hitting driver? In other words, wouldn't a Pro V1 allow for a more severe slice or hook curve depending on the ball strike?

[sparko]

ball fitting ha ha ha ha ha. Can you do a tee peg fitting as well??