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I’m due for another trip out there. It’s a ton of fun, but if you aren’t hitting your spots it can get out of hand in a hurry.

@brentjenkins405 aint that the truth. Sure enjoy watching you fellas play. Good sticks. Yall ever want to come scramble doubles, I'll grab a buddy and we'll get it done brother. Where y'all from?

We both don’t get to play too much these days but we are up for competition for sure. Edmond/Guthrie area.

Preciate it! You too

They are a total vibe when you get a few buddies there and enter tournaments on there. The chipping and putting are a little ridiculous. Putting isn’t too difficult, the chipping though is a pain and the most unrealistic part of the system.

Next one is the hole in one challenge!

That’s fair!

Are you asking for the entire two weeks or specifics?

@@brentjenkins405 yes

I’m not sure for sure. We used lots of points for flights/lodging so it was hard to lock down an actual number.

@@brentjenkins405 5k?

@@colbysebor9532 I think closer to 10k

Thanks for watching. It was a trip we won't soon forget!

I’m still finding new things on Strava the more I go into it. Running is tough but I’m loving the process. Thanks for checking out the video!

Definitely. That’s been the game plan since this video was filmed. For me it’s difficult to keep the heart rate where I want it so I have to take advantage of the cooler weather

That is awesome! Keep after it, you can accomplish that goal if you just stay with it.

Thank you! Did you find that lowering carbs hurt your performance? I really enjoy running as it helps me clear my mind. I just would really like to build a good aerobic base and build on it.

@@brentjenkins405 Well, my goal might have been a bit different to yours. I was overweight by about 55lbs so I went full KETO with intermittent fasting for a while (I stop eating at around 12pm until the next day, so have about 18h fasting window). This, combined with Keto/low carb, resulted in my getting to my ideal weight in only about 2 months. Now I am a bit less strict and maintain metabolic flexibility by alternating between low carb and keto days (on purpose), though I still do Intermittent Fasting for other benefits such as autophagy. You seem to be a bit overweight currently just as I was not that long ago, so going low carb (perhaps gradually) may speed up your weight loss. The biggest issue for me when I was overweight was I felt it in my knees when I was running. Running as such does not result in higher risk of knees or hip issues (contrary to common belief) however being overweight and running might. Now I feel light on my feet and running is like walking for me now that I trimmed down. Also, I intentionally run very slow, 11 to 12 minute miles, on purpose. One reason is that slow running has been shown to have far more health benefits and crucially for me (being low carb) I can use mostly fat/ketones for energy, whereas fast running would require more carbohydrates for energy. It is a personal choice for me. If I were you, I would focus on trimming down, getting reasonably slim first and foremost, you will be shocked how easier running gets and how less stressful on the joints. For that, I would lower carbs (maybe not totally in your case?) and have some fasting window, even 14h to start with would be good. Good luck! Oh, and a link to a video I found useful below.

@@brentjenkins405 th-cam.com/video/_uEWltsZGTI/w-d-xo.html

I’ve tried for years. Longer isn’t always the answer for distance though. Jon Rahm and TF two short compact swings that hit bombs!

@@brentjenkins405correct

It’s actually the opposite, I thought the same thing for a long time until I realized you don’t get your speed from the top of your swing, you get it after your right elbow drops and you come inside.

prepare in advance! maybe run earlier or later, like 7am or 7pm. Make sure you have water and some electrolytes throughly the day!

Good point 😂

I’d like to get a little less over the top, but not too bad!

I don’t anymore. I moved further north so I don’t get down there much now. I’d assume it’s probably in fair shape right now. It should be starting to grow in the further into May we get. It’s always fun to play there.

I’ve always wanted to try!

Indeed, it did. Lol

Lol this has to be one of the wildest stores that I’ve heard. Thanks for sharing

That’s awesome! That’s never easy to do, there is always that one shot that keeps us coming back for more.

Guthrie country club established in 1900

@@brentjenkins405 Ahh yes . Thanks !

Lol tracker got a little bit off. Still found the fairway though

We have been trying for some time to make it happen. Just the timing hasn’t been in our favor lately.

It was so much harder in the cold. Playing it in a north wind was so much different.

That’s it! We had some requests to go back out there and play it. There will be a full video coming out in a week or two

It’s a tough one. The greens are really undulated and everything runs off down the fairways if you come up short.

Yes sir. Lost count of how many blind tee shots I had lol

The most brutal part was hole 17 in our part 2 of this video. The green complex on that hole is just unfair!

Lmao yep lost a ball on that one myself. My third shot after taking the penalty drop was just right of the pin and almost rolled back off the green. Then 18 ate my lunch too

I was on the right side of the green, putted down towards the hole and it rolled all the way off into the trees. It was pretty much an unplayable pin placement. It happens though. Can’t wait to go back and give it another try

It’s difficult test for sure, especially not knowing where to hit the ball. Was it in decent shape? We are talking about making another trip out there.

Its a little rough since its been cold but you're still hitting off grass mostly everywhere. I enjoyed it and would definately like to see yall play it again

Thanks for the input. We will go play it again. Stay tuned for the video

100%. Tight lies are absolutely dreadful on the hands.

And nothing ever stops where it’s supposed to stop lol

Lol thanks for watching