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I took the Way of the Playa to the Panorama golf course. i'm not even sure if I have broken 80 on this course. It's long. it's soaking wet and I am only hitting a wood when I have to carry water.

I told Mo to open the floodgates and show us a smoke show of birds anddrop all the BS and give us a low score on a tough course. He didn't disappoint

Waddalife playas

Just chillin with Mo. One of my final rounds in Chiang Mai

[GolfSidekick]

I love this course, but I hate this course. I will play it many more times to get the hang of it.
This course is not recommended for your average 15 handicap or higher!
Bring 2 dozen balls!
One more in this 2 part video coming, then we hit Blue Mash in Maryland for the first Americano Golf vlog!

[aKeckers]

Positive thought has helped me make driver my favourite tee club in the bag. It's got the biggest face, the biggest head, identical lie for every shot. Whenever I'm over the ball everything is an affirmative thought, there's never an avoidant though, no 'don'ts' always DO.

[duffer]

Welcome back. Can’t wait to see you breaking par on all the easy NE. Courses! LOL

[pandersonnike]

I can't wait to see your upcoming U.S. videos. Also in regards to "easy, " it will vary a lot by your courses. In my view from seeing your courses in SE-Asia, you seem to be more open on many holes with decent rough allowing you to recover shots.

Many courses, especially older courses in the NE are wooded and narrow. So off line shots might be a lost ball in the woods, or behind so many trees you have to use a shot to punch it sideways back into play.

Then you have open parkland courses the challenge is more of the hazards such as water or san traps like what you deal with often on your courses, and then the slopes. I know in the NE to upper Midwest you have many courses where they will have a lot of fescue which makes it fun and challenging. Especially when they throw some fescue or very thick grass around bunkers and off the green.

That said, during your trip out west is a different style of golf compared to the Midwest and NE. A lot more elevation, obviously elements off the ocean, and then hitting out of harder surfaces when you are in the rocks and cacti.

If I had to pick the "easiest" golf region, it would likely be FL. It's a very flat state, mostly filled with water and ponds where you can smartly play around that, being a huge resort state you'll have many courses with wide fairways.

[alexterlizzi]

i really like the live talking to us rather than voice overs! as always thanks for the amazing content. Playa out!

[wertyoomusic]

Great work on this video. Love the shot tracer, but also seeing the overhead view of the hole with the tracer on it as well is next level. Hats off Golf Sidekick

[andreysto]

When I have a hard day and my mood is down I just turn on one of your videos and it always works! Thanx, dude! You're doing a great job (even for someone like me here in Moscow with -18 celsius outside)!

[jefferylord]

I’ve been starved for the golf sidekick content! Ready to watch some golf and that golden beautiful swing. Moezilla of course. And matt for comedy.

[ChiliDippaGolf]

That 2 iron never fails you! Very nice par save on 3!

[kevthepongo]

I've been looking forward to a Golf Sidekick fix.

[aviatoraw]

“We don’t play the music faster to get to the end of the song sooner”. Golden wisdom from the Master. So nice to see you going around with a peaceful optimistic attitude you bring to every shot.

[tgrahamr]

Okay playas notice @ 7:25 the beautiful chop/punch shot from that heather grass. Well done Baus this is the shot we need to practice for recoveries on the course.

[dalefurniss]

Matt!!

Gotta love how you throw the music in last second sometimes for a big birdie putt. Making us think it’s not gunna hole, lovely surprise.

[mr]

Mo’s shot directly after getting out of the rough was a perfect example of most of my shots. Short and right. Is that a result of an over the top?

[Fluffyguy]

Was just watching the scramble video yesterday wondering when you'd be back. Welcome playa!

[karlvanbeek]

WOTP saved my game after I got drivitis (I could always drive, then one day, I simply could not)

Now I'm getting lessons to bring the driver back into my game.

Gracias Matt!

[VoodooZ]

more Mo Slo-mos please. I'm trying to study his transition... Good to have you back bruh.

[brascal]

Matt, living in the NE USA I've always watched your videos thinking the Thai courses would be easier minus that nasty cow grass. Since your trip did you find the Virginia courses more or less difficult? Can't wait until those vlogs drop.

[tonyrusso]

Welcome back! It's about darned time; missed your presentations.

[cauli]

The post birdie scissoring on hole 4 was 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥