@@stuartellison6895 I'm struggling to break 80 at the moment. I typically shoot in the mid 80s With the occasional low 80s and shocking high 70s I'm not far away but I will get there. It's all about being a little more aggressive on the course.
Rick its great to see your game improving this year....note to the editor: can we see the guests scores like we see Rick's? It would be great to see what Guy or whoever is at along with Rick.
Big props to you Rick for that 150 mile walk for prostate cancer. I'm battling it and it spread to my pelvis and lower back. You're giving people faith in humanity again. Good man! 👍
Just saw this comment my man. Hope all is going well for you and your family. Make sure to reach out to loved ones. You are not, and you are never alone. Much love
The camera work and editing is so good omg and i just love Guy. Just one small suggestion: Maybe also show your Guests Scores if they are fine with that.
Rick's videos + my Dad's clubs = playing twice a week for past three months. So hooked! Also like watching you with Guy, Peter, Matt...and of course the Dale brothers!
You have to get in the zone, relax, breath, see the shot in your mind before hitting it. It's hard to stay there when a round takes 5 or 6 hours to play but you only need to do it when hitting the shot. I'm 64 started playing when I was 7, I play my best when I'm aggressive and relaxed, hit the ball go get the ball and not be too concerned about much else.
@@Pulse2AM I’m only 22, but have been playing for roughly 10 years. The biggest struggle I’ve been dealing with now is that I’m concerned about keeping up with the group in front like you should be, but in a slow round I don’t take enough time on lining up putts even though I have all the time in the world
@@ryanhnatowich1085 Do you have a pre-shot routine? Mine is take one or two practice swings to get a feel for the lay of the land, stand behind the ball and pick my target, what kind of shot I want to hit, visualize it, then step up and execute. Putting is not much different, I don't read from the side, the back then the other side only from behind the ball looking at the hole. Local knowledge helps though if you play the same course a lot you get that knowledge. There are some good books on sports and visualization, worth picking one up as the mind is a powerful force in sports and golf. I'm a 7 handicap, would be lower if I were able to practice and play more.
@@Pulse2AM Not trying to one up or anything, but im currently a 5 handicap. I havent been able to shoot as good this year because the club im a member at is redoing their range so i havent been able to warm up before rounds. I have a pre shot routine for all shots. Inside 80 yards ish and putts, I do practice swings, but not for full length shots. Full swing shots I kinda stand behind the ball and visualize how i want to hit the shot then just line up and hit it
Love these videos. I wish we could see the clubs they are using in the scoreboard animation. I know it would be a nightmare logistically but it would be helpful. Thanks to Rick and the team for cranking out quality videos!!!!!!
Just love this series.... its the best one on YT. Love Guy's celebrations in the back ground as well. I feel tour pro's caddies should be more like Guy !!
Love your videos mate. You are single handedly the reason I care about golf again, respect the living hell out of you for showing us equally all the good with the bad along the way. Immense for growing the sport, cheers on your future endeavors
The editing is getting so good on these videos!! Great round on a tough course. Your game is improving each week. Keep the videos coming. I sooooo look forward to them every Friday.
This was maybe one of my favorite #Break75 videos this year, I really enjoyed watching the front 9 holes but i also appreciated that, despite several difficult holes back-to-back, you were able to maintain a positive attitude and good vibes. Great video, great golf!
Rick the best golf ive seen you play in ages brilliant and almost an hole in 1. The slice across the green was just a bad shot and the bunker and a plugged ball was so difficult but you played really well loved it,
Well played Rick, golf always amazes me. Still can’t believe you didn’t chip out sideways on the 18th, we’ve all done it in the heat of the moment we make bad decisions when watching it at home I was literally shouting at the phone “take your medicine” also shows how a break in concentration and momentum can make you lose your rhythm. You were literally on fire 🔥 until the halfway house. Again I’ve been there so many times but watching someone do it on film gives it more impact and will make me more aware of my decisions in future rounds
Love it. Well played! Ant & Dec. Bert & Ernie. Tiger & Phil. Rick & Guy!! With Finch doing Open Quali you and Guy should bring back the Golfbidder challenge!!!
Don't get me wrong I love the format of these, but every once in a while a course vlog style break 75 with you and Guy would be awesome! I am personally fond of Guy and think he brings a lot to the channel and (if he wants) deserves more camera time! Cheers
Rick, your recovery game on the last 5 holes (ignoring the first bunker shot on 18) was absolutely brilliant. Watching your videos have made me a much better player and I’m sure it’s done the same for many other golfers.Keep up the good work!
Love these break 75 videos literally the best golf content on TH-cam. Can’t be downhearted by that Rick that’s an absolutely outstanding score round that course ! What I love about these is it shows real golf, you’re a decent player but even you have bad holes ! It’s a tough sport but one we all love and even though it drives you crazy, most of the time it gives you the best feelings ever. Look forward to the next one #break75
Love the content and know it’s all about you breaking 75, but would love to have the score of whoever you play with on the screen at points. Just an idea 💡 keep up the good work and good luck with huge task of your walk
What's helpful is watching you handle those tough shots and trying your best to shake of the errant shot. For someone as skilled as you, you handle tough holes with such humility. What an admirable quality. Well done, Rick.
Been getting into golf here at 23 years old been trying to go on weekends as much as I can just need to get my own clubs tired of borrowing clubs from the course but I couldn't tell you how many of your videos have helped me improve my game by far my favorite person to watch on TH-cam keep it up brother
After the first 11 holes I was like “I’m so excited to get out and play some golf!” After the end I thought “mmm, maybe I’ll just go to the range for a bit.”
Your putting is much better this week and your bunker game is solid. Magnificent course. Home of one of the great Rick-Carter-Pete matches: one of my favorite all time vlogs.
The difference in Rick's attitude from the first couple of episodes compared to the last 2 episodes is night and day. Love to see him take the good with the bad and simply enjoy the game of golf.
Great start to that one Rick. Like others have said, it was great to see the improvements and confidence as your season progresses. Wheels came off a bit after the halfway house but that's golf. Riding high then tumbling low. Happy to see you break even
After the front 9 I was rooting for you to shoot your best score, I definitely think the break in play changed the tide of your game. It's coming together though, the extra practicing is paying off.
The editing was spectacular on this video, kudos to your guy Rick. He's doing good work. I tried to write a review raving about Jane on the golf clubs page but I wasn't able to leave a review!
I wish the production wasn't so rushed. Would like to see more of the pre shot setup and Guys swings and scores as well. We wait along time for these for them to feel so sped up and rushed.
Totally agree more like the old vids, it's like Rick is looking at dude perfect and other American TH-camrs who try to cater for people with 2 second attention spans
"I feel like a young Seve". *thins shot into thick rough* This is every single golfer out there when they get their confidence up and then get humbled😂
Camera/Editing team..... Im 3 minutes in but had to pause to say that the colour grading and cinematic depth of field effects in the video are simply stunning!! Please keep this up! Special mention to the jump zoom at 1:17 awesome!
Only been swinging golf clubs 4 mos, when I started at suite shots in Fargo Nd. Started out hitting a Callaway X hot driver 150 or so. Last night I hit 235 with a 4H and a broken foot with a knee high CAM boot on. This morning I hit a Strata 5 iron 200 yds with with my boot on because this man explained how to hit an iron. The wrists being bent, keep swing in front of the body and shoulder before knee. Furthermore we all like bottoms but don't bottom out to soon or late 😄 . Now I'm out swinging my local PGA pros, or at least one of them..😁 Thank you!
You should giveaway your other 'slot' in the Break75 series to viewers rather than just playing with Guy every time. Would add something a bit different to see what other golfers would put as their target and also incentivise more people to watch and interact in the videos!
Rick, nice job. Production of these videos is getting better and better. Should have went out sideways out of that bunker on 18 when you only needed a bogey to break 75. You have talked in your videos before about not compounding your mistakes and that is what you did there. Looking forward to your next Break 75!
Well Rick you have inspired me. An old friend and avid golfer was visiting Banff on business and I invited him to 18 holes at Brewsters Kananaskis golf course near Canmore, Alberta. This is my first round for at least five years and my first full 18 for a few years longer than that. So I dug my rusty Powerbilt Fuzzy Zoeller set with my $65 Spalding Titantium driver out of the garage (anyone seen my golf shoes?) and proceeded on what promised to be a rainy day down the TransCanada highway to the course. Now this course is full of narrow fairways with gorse and pines on either side, very small greens and because this course is where it is, bears are a legitimate hazard. Fortunately for us both the rain and Paddington's evil big brothers stayed away that day and we were treated to a brilliant walk through mountain vistas in a lovely 20 degree day. The player's hint for this course is bring plenty of used balls, because you're going to be missing a few by the time you are done. If you are lucky like us, you might find a few more than you lose. The course forgives the short-but-accurate player and mercilessly punishes anyone else. So how did I do? I shot a 120...which I was actually happy with. Okay so Tiger has nothing to fear from me but that really wasn't the point. I was able to spend a brilliant day with an old friend in beautiful surroundings playing the game that he loved and I was renewing my passion for. So yeah, I've ordered a new set of clubs (cheaper entry level but still offering me a +1 length for my 6'3" altitude and a stiff shaft that I can develop some club head speed into), planning a Costco trip for some of those cheap but decent balls ( after I use up the balls I found at Brewsters) and waylaying my 30 year-old youngest to come spend time on the links with dear old Dad. And this is all your fault, Rick. If I hadn't watched your videos I would still be spending my Saturdays watching Stranger Things and slowly moldering on the couch. You twat! Look what you've done!😁
Love Royal Lytham, had the privilege of playing twice, both off the tips. Tough track and very unforgiving. I got goosebumps stood on the 18th looking down to the clubhouse. That is the great thing with golf is that you can tip up at such iconic venue for a knock, which cannot be said in any other sport. Your video editing sets the bar for the rest of us.
The cinematic quality of your videos are really entertaining Rick, even if you don't like or play golf I could see people enjoying these. Love to see it pal.
Love Lytham. Watched Monty warm up on the practice round probably twenty five years ago or thereabouts . Stunning. John Daly alongside. His caddy (early in the morning) wandered off and got two huge hamburgers. I assumed one each but, no. Two for the incredible Daly. Both hit the ball bloody miles.
Rick, thanks for keeping your teaching techniques simple and to the point. You’ve helped me learn so much, and I’m enjoying the game more because of it. Thanks again.
I dont know where to start with Rick, i used to play golf (very badly) 6 years ago. Had all the gear and very little idea. Had to work nights and gave up the game. Recently started working days again and suddenly came across Ricks videos. Now without even picking up a club, the videos instantly made me want to take it up again, so i did! Borrowing some clubs from a friend 2 weeks ago, using the tips from Rick and in the two rounds that i have had on a 9 hole, i have gone from scoring 53 down to 45 in just 2 games. My driving on the range has significantly improved and after 2 games i am a better golfer now than i have ever been. I have gone out and bought some cheapy irons and have to say after taking them on the range last night i am pleasantly suprised not only with the clubs but with myself, as i say, i am a much better golfer now than i ever was and that is all down to Ricks videos so thank you!
Good golf shots no matter the skill level feel so amazing and such a confidence boost. They keep you coming back! Thanks for the content Rick. Can’t wait for the break 70 series, because you’re playing some great golf. keep it up! 👏🏼
One of my favourite courses ever, played it 10 years ago, I certainly didn't break 75, maybe low 80s. But hole in one with a perfect 6 iron on 12 will never be forgotten.
Rick, this was a great video. I watched your very first video again the other day. It was a cool thing to go back to and check out. I have been watching you for years and your channel is the best out here. There are quite a few good English guys with channels but yours is top notch. This is on par (pun intended) with any professional network now. Your camera folks, editors, chefs kiss. This is perfection. Great round mate. Thanks for the tips from Virginia Beach, VA in the good ole USA. BACK TO BACK world wars champs. Lol. 🇺🇸
Don't wann come of as a fanboy here but I've never once had an interest in golf but absolutely enjoy these videos watched near enough all of them in past couple month and went to play for first time other day passion for the game is growing well and truly got me into golf from nowhere with the passion you speak about the game excellent Channel and great entertainment cheers Rick
Firstly Rick and Guy. Both looking Trim. The running and new haircut really working 😉 One of my favourite Break 75 episodes. Just good vibes between you both and looked like a gorgeous day! Keep it up!
I ran with your idea of a steel shafted driving iron (3-iron), and I've got to say love how it performed. I can see why you put it in there especially for the level of forgiveness it carries. Even off centered strikes was very forgiving.
Great round Rick!!! 75 at a championships course is meeting the demands of the designer. I know you don't need bucking up but i can't name one person who wouldn't love to walk of that course with that score. Love love love this series. 💯👍
I've noticed if I have a break on the 9th I can play rubbish after. It must be cooling down to much or something. Your putting is amazing. Saved you so many times. Thanks
Rick, love these videos! Would love to see a video like this- break 75/80/85 - you plus a high handicap golfer (Bad Golf?- you’ve done stuff before) alternate shots. The amount of good tips a high handicapper could get from a video like that would be awesome, as well as being entertaining for us!
Right when I first started playing when I was 13-14 met an old man on the course that taught me what he deemed the 7 iron chip, for that small gap where you need some back spin over a small rut up onto the green. Used it all the time in my school tourney days and always got the weirdest looks but snagged many eagle and birdies with it. One of my favorite plays
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Friday 4pm, Break75, the weekend starts here
oh yeahh!!!
Yeah I want to know what everyone shoots
@@stuartellison6895 After 4pm?.....75..+30....ish
@@hatemondays I think he replied to the wrong comment, the one under it is asking for the others scores
@@stuartellison6895 I'm struggling to break 80 at the moment.
I typically shoot in the mid 80s
With the occasional low 80s and shocking high 70s
I'm not far away but I will get there.
It's all about being a little more aggressive on the course.
Rick its great to see your game improving this year....note to the editor: can we see the guests scores like we see Rick's? It would be great to see what Guy or whoever is at along with Rick.
Yeah I agree
Totally
Yeah I second this.
I 3rd this
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Big props to you Rick for that 150 mile walk for prostate cancer. I'm battling it and it spread to my pelvis and lower back. You're giving people faith in humanity again. Good man! 👍
Just saw this comment my man. Hope all is going well for you and your family. Make sure to reach out to loved ones. You are not, and you are never alone. Much love
@@jackpowers5707 Thank you. I appreciate that. You are proof that there are a lot more good people in the world
Hope you have a speedy recovery man. Then back onto that golf course!
@@thecurtis6382 get well soon my friend speedy recovery to you
@@charlescraw2927 Thank you Charles. The diagnosis was bleak, but I'm still here! I appreciate the well wishes
Great video Rick! The video quality looks amazing. Props to the film crew
The camera work, the production, the commentary. Everything about this series has been great keep it up Rick!
Great series 👏, would like to see distances and club selection in the top right with the score 👍
The camera work and editing is so good omg and i just love Guy. Just one small suggestion: Maybe also show your Guests Scores if they are fine with that.
Rick if your including your partner in commentary and select shots. It would be nice to see his scores after each hole as well.
Rick's videos + my Dad's clubs = playing twice a week for past three months. So hooked!
Also like watching you with Guy, Peter, Matt...and of course the Dale brothers!
It doesn’t matter how much I play this game it never ceases to amaze me how just a bit of confidence can make you play so much better
You have to get in the zone, relax, breath, see the shot in your mind before hitting it. It's hard to stay there when a round takes 5 or 6 hours to play but you only need to do it when hitting the shot. I'm 64 started playing when I was 7, I play my best when I'm aggressive and relaxed, hit the ball go get the ball and not be too concerned about much else.
@@Pulse2AM I’m only 22, but have been playing for roughly 10 years. The biggest struggle I’ve been dealing with now is that I’m concerned about keeping up with the group in front like you should be, but in a slow round I don’t take enough time on lining up putts even though I have all the time in the world
@@ryanhnatowich1085 Do you have a pre-shot routine? Mine is take one or two practice swings to get a feel for the lay of the land, stand behind the ball and pick my target, what kind of shot I want to hit, visualize it, then step up and execute. Putting is not much different, I don't read from the side, the back then the other side only from behind the ball looking at the hole. Local knowledge helps though if you play the same course a lot you get that knowledge. There are some good books on sports and visualization, worth picking one up as the mind is a powerful force in sports and golf. I'm a 7 handicap, would be lower if I were able to practice and play more.
@@Pulse2AM Not trying to one up or anything, but im currently a 5 handicap. I havent been able to shoot as good this year because the club im a member at is redoing their range so i havent been able to warm up before rounds. I have a pre shot routine for all shots. Inside 80 yards ish and putts, I do practice swings, but not for full length shots. Full swing shots I kinda stand behind the ball and visualize how i want to hit the shot then just line up and hit it
@@ryanhnatowich1085 That means on a good day you're shooting a 73/74 so what's the problem? LOL
Love these videos. I wish we could see the clubs they are using in the scoreboard animation. I know it would be a nightmare logistically but it would be helpful. Thanks to Rick and the team for cranking out quality videos!!!!!!
Just love this series.... its the best one on YT.
Love Guy's celebrations in the back ground as well. I feel tour pro's caddies should be more like Guy !!
Love your videos mate. You are single handedly the reason I care about golf again, respect the living hell out of you for showing us equally all the good with the bad along the way. Immense for growing the sport, cheers on your future endeavors
Really enjoying these videos. Fascinating to see the ups & downs of your rounds. The struggle is real! Think everyone can relate at different levels!
Great round Rick and Guy!! Thank you so much for everything you both do for Golf!!!
This series is such a rollercoaster ride, just fun to watch. Great content, love it!
The editing is getting so good on these videos!! Great round on a tough course. Your game is improving each week. Keep the videos coming. I sooooo look forward to them every Friday.
This was maybe one of my favorite #Break75 videos this year, I really enjoyed watching the front 9 holes but i also appreciated that, despite several difficult holes back-to-back, you were able to maintain a positive attitude and good vibes. Great video, great golf!
It’s beginning to become my routine to watch the new episode every Friday during my lunch break. Phenomenal series, Rick!
right there with u. great little pick me up halfway thru the work day
Add that with a lunch from Domino's, and you got the best afternoon anyone can ask for......
Rick the best golf ive seen you play in ages brilliant and almost an hole in 1. The slice across the green was just a bad shot and the bunker and a plugged ball was so difficult but you played really well loved it,
Can’t believe that shot on the par 3 OMG!! I can’t believe how well you’re playing atm. You certainly deserve it pal
Well played Rick, golf always amazes me. Still can’t believe you didn’t chip out sideways on the 18th, we’ve all done it in the heat of the moment we make bad decisions when watching it at home I was literally shouting at the phone “take your medicine” also shows how a break in concentration and momentum can make you lose your rhythm. You were literally on fire 🔥 until the halfway house. Again I’ve been there so many times but watching someone do it on film gives it more impact and will make me more aware of my decisions in future rounds
This content is exactly what we want! Love watching this series Rick. Incredible videos.
Love it. Well played! Ant & Dec. Bert & Ernie. Tiger & Phil.
Rick & Guy!! With Finch doing Open Quali you and Guy should bring back the Golfbidder challenge!!!
I don’t play golf but love your videos, I’ve got my first try at the local golf range next week thought I’d give it a try thanks to your videos 👍🏻
Have fun!
@@deepee1544 cheers 😊
Beautiful weather, beautiful course, beautiful play and a beautiful cameo by our girl Jane! Love it. Big time 🤝
Don't get me wrong I love the format of these, but every once in a while a course vlog style break 75 with you and Guy would be awesome! I am personally fond of Guy and think he brings a lot to the channel and (if he wants) deserves more camera time! Cheers
no fu*ck Guy, dude's annoying af - dont listen to him Rick
He shoots better than Rick, can’t have that
To be fair I'd like to see a proper course vlog with you both too
I feel the same way! Really love watching Guy’s game and the two have great chemistry together.
I agree 100%
Absolutely loving Guy on the channel !
Rick, your recovery game on the last 5 holes (ignoring the first bunker shot on 18) was absolutely brilliant. Watching your videos have made me a much better player and I’m sure it’s done the same for many other golfers.Keep up the good work!
Love these break 75 videos literally the best golf content on TH-cam. Can’t be downhearted by that Rick that’s an absolutely outstanding score round that course ! What I love about these is it shows real golf, you’re a decent player but even you have bad holes ! It’s a tough sport but one we all love and even though it drives you crazy, most of the time it gives you the best feelings ever. Look forward to the next one #break75
Love the content and know it’s all about you breaking 75, but would love to have the score of whoever you play with on the screen at points. Just an idea 💡 keep up the good work and good luck with huge task of your walk
Would also like to know what tees they are playing from
I'd like to know what toothpaste they use
@@jeffbienstock9146 He said at the beging we are playing from red which is the back back tees.............
@@Monkeypole 😂
What's helpful is watching you handle those tough shots and trying your best to shake of the errant shot. For someone as skilled as you, you handle tough holes with such humility. What an admirable quality. Well done, Rick.
That finish at St.Andrews was UNBELIEVABLE!!! 🥳⛳💪
Been getting into golf here at 23 years old been trying to go on weekends as much as I can just need to get my own clubs tired of borrowing clubs from the course but I couldn't tell you how many of your videos have helped me improve my game by far my favorite person to watch on TH-cam keep it up brother
After the first 11 holes I was like “I’m so excited to get out and play some golf!” After the end I thought “mmm, maybe I’ll just go to the range for a bit.”
I have never and never will choose a range over time on an actual course lmao that is blasphemy
If you dont have the stamina 18 holes can be too much. 9 holes much more doable
@@JP-rw5cd that’s usually a big difference between amateurs and pros. The pros choose range all day
@@scottcamuto8410 love me a 9 hole course
@@ThrillerTTV I just don't have enough time to do both so I'd rather be out there ,wish I had more time unfortuantly
Your putting is much better this week and your bunker game is solid. Magnificent course. Home of one of the great Rick-Carter-Pete matches: one of my favorite all time vlogs.
The difference in Rick's attitude from the first couple of episodes compared to the last 2 episodes is night and day. Love to see him take the good with the bad and simply enjoy the game of golf.
A wonderful 75 on a championship course, on a beautiful day, playing with one of your best mates. A memorable day to relish and enjoy! Well done Rick.
Here is why we love Rick…tee shot in the pot bunker against the wall:
“You absolute idiot.”
Last video you got the greatest break ever on the 18th tee, the Golf Gods remembered that and made sure to make up for it on the 18th this time!
When you book a round how much time do you ask to do all filming or do people play through???
Also, well in on your Walk 150 👏
Great start to that one Rick. Like others have said, it was great to see the improvements and confidence as your season progresses. Wheels came off a bit after the halfway house but that's golf. Riding high then tumbling low. Happy to see you break even
After the front 9 I was rooting for you to shoot your best score, I definitely think the break in play changed the tide of your game. It's coming together though, the extra practicing is paying off.
The editing was spectacular on this video, kudos to your guy Rick. He's doing good work. I tried to write a review raving about Jane on the golf clubs page but I wasn't able to leave a review!
I wish the production wasn't so rushed. Would like to see more of the pre shot setup and Guys swings and scores as well. We wait along time for these for them to feel so sped up and rushed.
Totally agree more like the old vids, it's like Rick is looking at dude perfect and other American TH-camrs who try to cater for people with 2 second attention spans
Love the work you are doing for prostate cancer
"I feel like a young Seve".
*thins shot into thick rough*
This is every single golfer out there when they get their confidence up and then get humbled😂
Camera/Editing team..... Im 3 minutes in but had to pause to say that the colour grading and cinematic depth of field effects in the video are simply stunning!! Please keep this up! Special mention to the jump zoom at 1:17 awesome!
I think Season Three of Break 75 needs to be a U.S. tour.
Rick could probably get on agusta if he asks
Good round, glad to see your striking it better. Love the video's every Friday. thanks for all you do
Conclusion:
Never take break when you have the momentum going.....never.....
Keep it up! Another Break 75. Best golf entertainment on TH-cam.
Fun fact: everyone praising the video so far has not finished it yet
there is fast forward ya know
Haha 😂
Only been swinging golf clubs 4 mos, when I started at suite shots in Fargo Nd. Started out hitting a Callaway X hot driver 150 or so. Last night I hit 235 with a 4H and a broken foot with a knee high CAM boot on. This morning I hit a Strata 5 iron 200 yds with with my boot on because this man explained how to hit an iron. The wrists being bent, keep swing in front of the body and shoulder before knee. Furthermore we all like bottoms but don't bottom out to soon or late 😄 . Now I'm out swinging my local PGA pros, or at least one of them..😁
Thank you!
You should giveaway your other 'slot' in the Break75 series to viewers rather than just playing with Guy every time. Would add something a bit different to see what other golfers would put as their target and also incentivise more people to watch and interact in the videos!
No offence to Guy, by the way!!! 😅
Good idea, but I do love watching Rick and Guy play together
That would be a sick idea!
Best I've seen you play in a long time. Plus no big break eagle putt on the last. Good stuff gents. Thanks
Rick, nice job. Production of these videos is getting better and better. Should have went out sideways out of that bunker on 18 when you only needed a bogey to break 75. You have talked in your videos before about not compounding your mistakes and that is what you did there. Looking forward to your next Break 75!
Well Rick you have inspired me. An old friend and avid golfer was visiting Banff on business and I invited him to 18 holes at Brewsters Kananaskis golf course near Canmore, Alberta. This is my first round for at least five years and my first full 18 for a few years longer than that. So I dug my rusty Powerbilt Fuzzy Zoeller set with my $65 Spalding Titantium driver out of the garage (anyone seen my golf shoes?) and proceeded on what promised to be a rainy day down the TransCanada highway to the course. Now this course is full of narrow fairways with gorse and pines on either side, very small greens and because this course is where it is, bears are a legitimate hazard. Fortunately for us both the rain and Paddington's evil big brothers stayed away that day and we were treated to a brilliant walk through mountain vistas in a lovely 20 degree day. The player's hint for this course is bring plenty of used balls, because you're going to be missing a few by the time you are done. If you are lucky like us, you might find a few more than you lose. The course forgives the short-but-accurate player and mercilessly punishes anyone else. So how did I do? I shot a 120...which I was actually happy with. Okay so Tiger has nothing to fear from me but that really wasn't the point. I was able to spend a brilliant day with an old friend in beautiful surroundings playing the game that he loved and I was renewing my passion for. So yeah, I've ordered a new set of clubs (cheaper entry level but still offering me a +1 length for my 6'3" altitude and a stiff shaft that I can develop some club head speed into), planning a Costco trip for some of those cheap but decent balls ( after I use up the balls I found at Brewsters) and waylaying my 30 year-old youngest to come spend time on the links with dear old Dad. And this is all your fault, Rick. If I hadn't watched your videos I would still be spending my Saturdays watching Stranger Things and slowly moldering on the couch. You twat! Look what you've done!😁
Wow, the production in this really is amazing - great work from you and the team, Rick!!
Love Royal Lytham, had the privilege of playing twice, both off the tips. Tough track and very unforgiving. I got goosebumps stood on the 18th looking down to the clubhouse. That is the great thing with golf is that you can tip up at such iconic venue for a knock, which cannot be said in any other sport. Your video editing sets the bar for the rest of us.
The cinematic quality of your videos are really entertaining Rick, even if you don't like or play golf I could see people enjoying these. Love to see it pal.
I've been binging all your vids for the last month or two. Wish I discovered you sooner. My game is slowly improving, thanks Rick.
@12:46 .on #10.. 2 under!!!! I am sooo rooting for you sir. You are putting so much better than a few weeks ago. :)
Love Lytham. Watched Monty warm up on the practice round probably twenty five years ago or thereabouts . Stunning. John Daly alongside. His caddy (early in the morning) wandered off and got two huge hamburgers. I assumed one each but, no. Two for the incredible Daly.
Both hit the ball bloody miles.
Rick, thanks for keeping your teaching techniques simple and to the point. You’ve helped me learn so much, and I’m enjoying the game more because of it. Thanks again.
Last two break 75s have been brilliant , content is great and the production is so professional. Keep it up guys
I dont know where to start with Rick, i used to play golf (very badly) 6 years ago. Had all the gear and very little idea. Had to work nights and gave up the game. Recently started working days again and suddenly came across Ricks videos. Now without even picking up a club, the videos instantly made me want to take it up again, so i did! Borrowing some clubs from a friend 2 weeks ago, using the tips from Rick and in the two rounds that i have had on a 9 hole, i have gone from scoring 53 down to 45 in just 2 games. My driving on the range has significantly improved and after 2 games i am a better golfer now than i have ever been. I have gone out and bought some cheapy irons and have to say after taking them on the range last night i am pleasantly suprised not only with the clubs but with myself, as i say, i am a much better golfer now than i ever was and that is all down to Ricks videos so thank you!
Playin out of your mind right now Rick. Awesome to watch. Sure it feels great! Good work!!!
Good golf shots no matter the skill level feel so amazing and such a confidence boost. They keep you coming back! Thanks for the content Rick. Can’t wait for the break 70 series, because you’re playing some great golf. keep it up! 👏🏼
Great video as ever. Pity you didn’t mention Georgia Hall winning 2018 women’s Open at Lytham too
These are getting better and better. Love having Guy there.
One of my favourite courses ever, played it 10 years ago, I certainly didn't break 75, maybe low 80s. But hole in one with a perfect 6 iron on 12 will never be forgotten.
Love to see some more from Guy. Nice good analytical thinking around the course. Well played fellas
Rick Shiels is So Pure
Great video. Had me glued to the screen. Would love to see more of Guy’s shots as well.
Rick, this was a great video. I watched your very first video again the other day. It was a cool thing to go back to and check out. I have been watching you for years and your channel is the best out here. There are quite a few good English guys with channels but yours is top notch. This is on par (pun intended) with any professional network now. Your camera folks, editors, chefs kiss. This is perfection. Great round mate. Thanks for the tips from Virginia Beach, VA in the good ole USA. BACK TO BACK world wars champs. Lol. 🇺🇸
Best camera work I’ve seen on any of your vids. Congratulations to your team
Well done Rick! You did an outstanding job taking the punches the course gave you and not letting it knock you out. 👏👏
Well done Rick. What a super series. However I am impressed by the charity awareness walk that you are doing. Well done 👍👏
You two are both looking great! All those miles are paying off. Great camera 🎥 work!
Great opening 9. Back side? Well...how about a break 80 with Guy? Thanks for the video mates. 🍻✌🏻⛳
Love watching these. I am taking so many tips from them and it is helping my game so much.
Don't wann come of as a fanboy here but I've never once had an interest in golf but absolutely enjoy these videos watched near enough all of them in past couple month and went to play for first time other day passion for the game is growing well and truly got me into golf from nowhere with the passion you speak about the game excellent Channel and great entertainment cheers Rick
Loved the wink at the camera on the range at the beginning. Class.
Production team are knocking this out of the park!
Great video guys.
So much fun seeing you play well... as much as you playing poorly made you relatable, seeing you play bad and play well makes it so much more fun
Firstly Rick and Guy. Both looking Trim. The running and new haircut really working 😉
One of my favourite Break 75 episodes. Just good vibes between you both and looked like a gorgeous day!
Keep it up!
I’m a newer golfer but getting pretty good rather quickly thanks to your videos. These thpes of videos are more entertaining than PGA to me honestly.
I ran with your idea of a steel shafted driving iron (3-iron), and I've got to say love how it performed. I can see why you put it in there especially for the level of forgiveness it carries. Even off centered strikes was very forgiving.
Great round Rick!!! 75 at a championships course is meeting the demands of the designer. I know you don't need bucking up but i can't name one person who wouldn't love to walk of that course with that score. Love love love this series. 💯👍
I've noticed if I have a break on the 9th I can play rubbish after. It must be cooling down to much or something. Your putting is amazing. Saved you so many times. Thanks
Rick, love these videos!
Would love to see a video like this- break 75/80/85 - you plus a high handicap golfer (Bad Golf?- you’ve done stuff before) alternate shots. The amount of good tips a high handicapper could get from a video like that would be awesome, as well as being entertaining for us!
Rick is coming back boys and girls. Great golf guys.
Rick is having fun again, loving it. Great round
Watching this Saturday arvo! Lovely 18 degrees.
Cheers from Adelaide, Australia
Right when I first started playing when I was 13-14 met an old man on the course that taught me what he deemed the 7 iron chip, for that small gap where you need some back spin over a small rut up onto the green. Used it all the time in my school tourney days and always got the weirdest looks but snagged many eagle and birdies with it. One of my favorite plays
Rick is simply golfing his ball and it’s amazing
Well done Rick! Great to see you find some form - hopefully it continues
Love the context Rick, keep it up! Watched you start your journey the other day at prestwick!
What a beautiful course on a beautiful day. Great round!