Karl's swing looks tight, and I mean that in the best possible way. So happy to see Karl have the full collegiate golf career experience, and at Stanford no less. These will be great memories and the pro tour will always be there. If fact, maybe several pro tours. Good luck, Karl getting the fast track to the PGA tour. Would love to see Karl interviewed by Dad where he gives us a review of his thoughts on playing college golf, the team life, etc.
I am SO glad to see this play Karl. …… all great stuff and a long way from when I first saw you all those years ago. Keep going so we can follow you into your professional career. Well done Dad for the filming, hope the blister is not too bad Peter
I've always enjoyed watching College golf however its presented more than Korn or SOME PGA Tour events. So much talent at the D1/D2 level. Its cool to see players mature and develop their games. Love it. Thanks for documenting
Been watching this guy for well over 3 years now! Never fails to hit the ball so well! I was wondering, if Karl is hitting a big draw one day, does he have any thought process to straighten out his shot? Thanks 🎉
Been watching from OZ - seen and heard of many + handicap players who could not make it on tour - hopefully, the college experience has equipped him to make a go of it - will watch with interest.
Just 2 of the advantages of college are (1) getting a degree that can set you up in a professional career should pro golf not pan out for whatever reason, and (2) the additional maturity and support that the college players have available at the top college programs which they may not have available if tourning pro on a shoestring budget.
Top 20 on the PGA Tour University rankings get a card- ranging from 1 PGA Tour Card, 9 Korn Ferry Tour places and 10 PGA Tour Americas cards, so until these guys finish the NCAA Finals, they won't know which tour (if any) they'll start on.
I find it odd he started the final day on hole 10. Even if they are playing split tees, the top half of the field should start on 1 and the bottom half on 10.
It was a weird situation where Karl started the final round in 5th, yet the other leaders were 3 or 4 groups after him, so he had no idea of whether to attack a couple of the holes or not, bearing in mind that he also needed to avoid hurting the team score should he come to grief whilst being aggressive.
![[UNCUT] The Loyal Pin ปิ่นภักดิ์ EP.15 (2/4)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/qbHbshrA1f0/mqdefault.jpg)
Good to see some new videos of Karl playing again and to hear the whispering tones of a proud dad.. Thanks Paul for recording for posting.
More to come!
Karl's swing looks tight, and I mean that in the best possible way. So happy to see Karl have the full collegiate golf career experience, and at Stanford no less. These will be great memories and the pro tour will always be there. If fact, maybe several pro tours. Good luck, Karl getting the fast track to the PGA tour. Would love to see Karl interviewed by Dad where he gives us a review of his thoughts on playing college golf, the team life, etc.
I'll be attempting to do something along those lines after Stanford's next tournament.
Watched Karl since was a young buck, is great to see him turning into a fantastic player 👏🏻
Still can’t believe he’s got the stache now! Y’all remember his videos from teen years?? People definitely grow fast. Go cards!
Karl is a unit 💪🏼 you can see he is strong and can pound the ball!!
I am SO glad to see this play Karl. …… all great stuff and a long way from when I first saw you all those years ago. Keep going so we can follow you into your professional career. Well done Dad for the filming, hope the blister is not too bad
Peter
Thanks so much!
Dang. i remember watching your vids of you as a junior and now you only have 3 months left of college. time really is flying by.
I've always enjoyed watching College golf however its presented more than Korn or SOME PGA Tour events.
So much talent at the D1/D2 level. Its cool to see players mature and develop their games. Love it. Thanks for documenting
Absolutely
Thanks Paul, another great video. Hard to believe only 3 months left of college. They grow up too quickly. Great playing Karl.
Absolutely
Game looks polished! Been watching since the beginning, rooting for him
Been watching this guy for well over 3 years now! Never fails to hit the ball so well!
I was wondering, if Karl is hitting a big draw one day, does he have any thought process to straighten out his shot?
Thanks 🎉
Been watching from OZ - seen and heard of many + handicap players who could not make it on tour - hopefully, the college experience has equipped him to make a go of it - will watch with interest.
Just 2 of the advantages of college are (1) getting a degree that can set you up in a professional career should pro golf not pan out for whatever reason, and (2) the additional maturity and support that the college players have available at the top college programs which they may not have available if tourning pro on a shoestring budget.
@@KarlGolf Best of luck
Welcome back!
the higher the socks the downer the foo... mustache!!
What is Karl up to after graduation? Does finishing 26th in the PGA University ranking get him on any tour?
Top 20 on the PGA Tour University rankings get a card- ranging from 1 PGA Tour Card, 9 Korn Ferry Tour places and 10 PGA Tour Americas cards, so until these guys finish the NCAA Finals, they won't know which tour (if any) they'll start on.
@@KarlGolf Thx and good luck!!!
Did he make the ncaa
Karl has a similar swing to Tommy Fleetwood
Baby Koala is all grown Paul.
Hey Charly. Long time, no hear. We hope you're well.
i knew if Karl ever developed a fade he would become dangerous.
I find it odd he started the final day on hole 10. Even if they are playing split tees, the top half of the field should start on 1 and the bottom half on 10.
It was a weird situation where Karl started the final round in 5th, yet the other leaders were 3 or 4 groups after him, so he had no idea of whether to attack a couple of the holes or not, bearing in mind that he also needed to avoid hurting the team score should he come to grief whilst being aggressive.
Sign with LIV Golf!