Karl, meeting you at the Florida PGA Superstore was an absolute delight. Been watching since you were 12. I’m very proud of your Dad as well- an unbelievable Father. May you find your way one shot at a time.
Thank you for posting,Karl is my favorite TH-camr to watch.He is on of the big reason how I got into Junior Golf.I was sick this weekend so I just watched his 14 year old tournaments in Australia, and Canada, so I know bye the end of next summer I want be a 1hcp.
Enjoyed this series of vids, thanks Paul, well played Karl, especially as you were so ill on the first round. Man, Karl's demeanor changed instantly once he stepped off of the 18th. Good to see a relaxed smile.
Short term memory. The better the round, the quicker the time it takes to talk with him afterwards. I vividly remember when, the first time Karl met Tiger, Tiger's manager warned us that the meeting may or may not happen depending on how Tiger finishes his round. It's a valuable lesson learned, that these guys are human and do often need time to diffuse the bomb.
I like how he recovers from that error on his 17th tee shot! He seem to have instantly put it behind after a slight outburst of anger:😏 ...that is a mark of a champion😎Looks like I may see you guys in Miami this month!?
That's a really good question. Unless Karl does something crazy in the next 2 1/2 years, he's bound for the PGA Tour University, where the top five finishers (Must be College Seniors) from the final Official PGA TOUR University Ranking List receive Korn Ferry Tour membership and will be exempt into all open, full-field events beginning the week following the conclusion of the NCAA Division I Men’s National Championship through the conclusion of the Korn Ferry Tour regular season. The top five finishers will also be exempt into the Final Stage of that year’s Korn Ferry Tour Qualifying Tournament. For full details on the relatively new PGA Tour incentive to keep students in college instead of turning pro prior to graduation, go to: www.pgatour.com/company/2020/06/01/pga-tour-university-debuts-college-seniors-korn-ferry-tour.html
Off topic but I enjoy following Karl. Keeps his composure well too. I’m a scratch golfer and lowest rd was 65 three months ago. Still working on how to get over the hump of shooting more under par. Is he going to play in the New Years Invitational in St. Pete, FL?
No, it just isn't a highly enough ranked tournament for these guys. If they were to have just a slightly below average week in a low-rated tournament, their ranking gets savaged badly. Shame they have to always consider rankings consequences, but that's the reality for them.
@@KarlGolf Yeah that makes sense. What does it take to win these type of tournaments against these college players? It’s 4 rounds. Now that Karl isn’t playing in it, I have a chance lol
LOL. Nice thought, but as we experienced at the USGA events such as the US Junior Am and US Am, I'm not allowed to video Karl with anything other than my iPhone, and with no Gimbal use allowed with the iPhones. That equates to comparing Walmart grade Chuck Steak with Grade "A" aged New York Strip.
Hi Karl's dad. Why don't he hit more like 3 wood or 2 iron to be in the fairway rather than scrambling for par. I think that's when he needs a caddy to help him with course management.
If he could narrow the miss range of his not so good drives, that they are just in the rough and not in the woods or even in the hazard/out of bounds and his bigger misses with his mid-irons, would be really great, if this is even possible because even pro players have such miss hits in some cases.
That's a good questions, but the TH-cam analytics show me is that most people's attention span can't last 45 minutes that 18-holes require. Fans either prefer just the highlights or every single shot and emotion, so we broke it down to 6-hole increments showing every shot and which last around 15-18 minutes. We also do "Highlight only" vids of most rounds.
He’s lucky to get away with temper tantrums and club throwing! College coaches must be super passive aggressive!!! It’s also a misconception that behavior like that means you care more!
Good Lord, Karl's short game is a thing of beauty. Haven't rooted this much for Stanford since the Tiger years! ⛳⛳
Karl, meeting you at the Florida PGA Superstore was an absolute delight. Been watching since you were 12. I’m very proud of your Dad as well- an unbelievable Father. May you find your way one shot at a time.
Thank you Trevor.
Thank you for posting,Karl is my favorite TH-camr to watch.He is on of the big reason how I got into Junior Golf.I was sick this weekend so I just watched his 14 year old tournaments in Australia, and Canada, so I know bye the end of next summer I want be a 1hcp.
Right on
Enjoyed this series of vids, thanks Paul, well played Karl, especially as you were so ill on the first round. Man, Karl's demeanor changed instantly once he stepped off of the 18th. Good to see a relaxed smile.
Short term memory. The better the round, the quicker the time it takes to talk with him afterwards. I vividly remember when, the first time Karl met Tiger, Tiger's manager warned us that the meeting may or may not happen depending on how Tiger finishes his round. It's a valuable lesson learned, that these guys are human and do often need time to diffuse the bomb.
Great playing Karl at a very picturesque and seemingly tight layout.
I like how he recovers from that error on his 17th tee shot! He seem to have instantly put it behind after a slight outburst of anger:😏 ...that is a mark of a champion😎Looks like I may see you guys in Miami this month!?
Amnesia- the secret juice.
Awesome 2nd day and what a cool place for a Collegiate tournament. One of those tracks I have on my radar to play someday
You should!
@@KarlGolf local campus is oregon state uni, so I got my eyes on a LOT of sick west-coast tracks 😅
2:30 that was pretty cool to see his opponent kind of cheering for Karl’s ball to roll closer very classy
That was Alex Chin from St Mary's. That young man is a Class act.
This is them earlier in the round on the 2nd whilst waiting for the next group to play up. th-cam.com/video/lxu3VCj_Z44/w-d-xo.html
@@KarlGolf no doubt
Thanks for uploading. Love the content. 👍
first video of yours ive seen. instant subscribe, great stufff
Welcome aboard!
What exactly are the brands of those Stanford golf bags
Nike.
Great job
Great to see Karl putting well. How does college golf work over the Christmas months? More golf in warmer states or a break?
Karl's still studying Online every day from his Florida base and in-person classes resume the 1st week of January.
When will Karl turn Pro all going to plan? Would love to know how these guys go from college golf to the PGA!
That's a really good question. Unless Karl does something crazy in the next 2 1/2 years, he's bound for the PGA Tour University, where the top five finishers (Must be College Seniors) from the final Official PGA TOUR University Ranking List receive Korn Ferry Tour membership and will be exempt into all open, full-field events beginning the week following the conclusion of the NCAA Division I Men’s National Championship through the conclusion of the Korn Ferry Tour regular season. The top five finishers will also be exempt into the Final Stage of that year’s Korn Ferry Tour Qualifying Tournament.
For full details on the relatively new PGA Tour incentive to keep students in college instead of turning pro prior to graduation, go to: www.pgatour.com/company/2020/06/01/pga-tour-university-debuts-college-seniors-korn-ferry-tour.html
Off topic but I enjoy following Karl. Keeps his composure well too. I’m a scratch golfer and lowest rd was 65 three months ago. Still working on how to get over the hump of shooting more under par. Is he going to play in the New Years Invitational in St. Pete, FL?
No, it just isn't a highly enough ranked tournament for these guys. If they were to have just a slightly below average week in a low-rated tournament, their ranking gets savaged badly. Shame they have to always consider rankings consequences, but that's the reality for them.
@@KarlGolf Yeah that makes sense. What does it take to win these type of tournaments against these college players? It’s 4 rounds. Now that Karl isn’t playing in it, I have a chance lol
Hi Karl love following your journey, have you switched from the kangaroo grips to rubber grips. Thank You
Go Karl. Shame about 17 but solid all round
Had to have a heat check on 17 or 18 woulda been a whole different hole
Karl always gets it out of his system quickly, which is why he tends to have a lot of bounce-back birdies.
Cant wait until Paul follows Karl at the masters, commentating everything
LOL. Nice thought, but as we experienced at the USGA events such as the US Junior Am and US Am, I'm not allowed to video Karl with anything other than my iPhone, and with no Gimbal use allowed with the iPhones. That equates to comparing Walmart grade Chuck Steak with Grade "A" aged New York Strip.
Oh, I forgot. The official reason is because the television rites are sold to the broadcasters, so I'm not allowed to compete with them.
Hi Karl's dad. Why don't he hit more like 3 wood or 2 iron to be in the fairway rather than scrambling for par. I think that's when he needs a caddy to help him with course management.
He'll learn. (Hopefully sooner rather than later).
If he could narrow the miss range of his not so good drives, that they are just in the rough and not in the woods or even in the hazard/out of bounds and his bigger misses with his mid-irons, would be really great, if this is even possible because even pro players have such miss hits in some cases.
haha the heat check always comes
Short-term memory, one of a golfer's best assets.
Can you please just give the people what they want lol holes one through 18 in one video or at least a full nine
That's a good questions, but the TH-cam analytics show me is that most people's attention span can't last 45 minutes that 18-holes require. Fans either prefer just the highlights or every single shot and emotion, so we broke it down to 6-hole increments showing every shot and which last around 15-18 minutes. We also do "Highlight only" vids of most rounds.
He’s lucky to get away with temper tantrums and club throwing! College coaches must be super passive aggressive!!! It’s also a misconception that behavior like that means you care more!