I can no longer do this...

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  • @chrishenry542
    @chrishenry542 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +280

    Steve, as I write this, your video has already had over a thousand views, so your opening comment about how nobody is going to watch this one is null and void! As for where you go from here, you keep doing what you're doing. The thing about golf instruction, in my mind, is that you can go over and over the same subject matter ad infinitum and people will continue to watch so long as you present the content in a different way. Danny Maude is a perfect case in point! As for what he's doing that you're not, well, I would wager (and win!) that Mr. Maude has a professional marketing team behind him that has helped him grow his channel to the point where the number of his subscribers is attracting attention from some of the equipment and ball makers. There is no difference in the quality of the videos that you both make. Further to that, you both present as strong on-camera hosts. In fact, your sense of humour and self-deprecation (and that great Scottish accent!) combined with your unbridled enthusiasm makes for a winning formula, buddy. Finally, and perhaps most importantly, you ARE Eureka golf! It's your swing and it works. Maude's stuff, as good as it is, is just text book next to yours - nothing unique. I've watched your channel since the days when you only had 20 thousand subscribers and now look where you are! Stay the course, Steve. We need ya!!

    • @garethjackson7830
      @garethjackson7830 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +16

      What a brilliant reply! 👏🏻👏🏻

    • @jhannides
      @jhannides 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +8

      I agree!

    • @rondarling751
      @rondarling751 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +9

      I wish I’d said that….. well put 👍

    • @Thataintnothing
      @Thataintnothing 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +5

      Awsome and Correct Analysis!!!!

    • @stevehupper7418
      @stevehupper7418 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +4

      Well said.

  • @jtboise1
    @jtboise1 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +99

    Steve: I'm retired and 71 years old. I remember a time when one of my boys was young and he asked me what he should do with his life. I told him I could not answer that for him but I told him this: Whatever you do, 2 things must exist for you to succeed (besides $$, of course). First, you must be good at your job. Steve, you are very good at what you do and it's why I watch you. Second, you must love what you do. I watched this entire video because I feared you would leave for good. Grateful that you'll be sticking around. But you must find a way to love what you do and it appears you have come to the same conclusion. Best wishes and I'm looking forward to watching more of your videos.

    • @metalheads-golf
      @metalheads-golf 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

      You're awesome dude. 💪🏻😎🤘🏻

    • @steveminchin1182
      @steveminchin1182 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      You're one of the most personable golf teachers on utube. Don't give it up because I love your style and your instruction. Keep going pal.

    • @geraldshelton332
      @geraldshelton332 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      I also enjoy the thoughtful content and you take me to Scotland vicariously 😊

    • @lucyxxx9106
      @lucyxxx9106 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Keep doing what your doing Steve your content is all pretty damn good. All you need is that break like one of those big brands sponsoring you and bring your channel to the next level. Pebbles golf course looks amazing also. Would absolutely love to play it one day in the future

    • @martinconnolly6873
      @martinconnolly6873 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Steve bring in a few guys at a basic level and turn them around with a few of your excellent tips, Danny did that with his Dad in one example. Best of Luck your Day will Come

  • @Stuart.Middleton
    @Stuart.Middleton 7 หลายเดือนก่อน +16

    Steve, I now live in Sydney Australia and have been a subscriber to your channel for a while now, Why? Because I really enjoy your simplistic way of helping golfers get better. The way you explain things is easy to understand, no gimmicks, no BS just honest help and guidance. The others you have mentioned are all doing really well, Rick Shiels may well be doing great on TH-cam but I would love to see you take him on at the game, my money would be on you. Please stick with it your efforts are really appreciated.
    I was diagnosed with Cancer in Feb 2020 and was given 6 months to live. I was devastated. 16 surgeries later, intense radiation and chemo, a colostomy and I am still here, Why because I didn’t give up and made my mind up to beat the bastard deceased. I am now nearly 4 years cancer free and recently took golf up again after a 10 year break. Your tips inspired me to get out and play and you have helped me love the game again, so thank you. Life is too short mate, live for today and enjoy life while you can. There are no pockets in a shroud Steve, oh and I love Jelly beans but the ones they sell in Oz are crap. Hang on in there mate and throw the towel down to the others you mention and challenge them to a game, film that and your numbers and theirs will go crazy. Good luck Steve

    • @stevejohnstongolf
      @stevejohnstongolf  5 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

      Hi Stuart,
      Thanks for your comments and support of my work. What an amazing journey you have been on and it really puts things into perspective. YOURE THE MAN!
      Thanks again
      Steve👍

  • @johnmartin5240
    @johnmartin5240 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +56

    Listen buddy. You have something they don’t. And that’s down to earth plain and simple character. You’re knowledge and and golf instructional content is second to none. Don’t give up buddy. You’re passion and sense of humour is brilliant. Keep going.

  • @tomduckworth8335
    @tomduckworth8335 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +127

    I would be interested in seeing you play more Scottish courses and talk about them from a Scotsmen point of view. There is so much golf history there.

    • @jonq8714
      @jonq8714 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

      I'd like that too. I turn 50 in 5 years and I really want to do a golf trip there but play a lot off off the beaten path courses, I'd like to play the Old Course but it's not a must for me.

    • @alanwaterworth6464
      @alanwaterworth6464 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +9

      second this ^^ Scottish golf roads trips combined with reviews of whisky distilleries, local pubs, etc etc, and info on how to get there

    • @ritchielogan6197
      @ritchielogan6197 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +7

      I think this is an awesome idea.... Steve - you have an amazing camera manner, and we're sitting here in the home of golf with some of the best, and most famous courses in the world on our doorstep. You can deliver great content to the biggest golf market in the world, in their own language (albeit, with a Scottish twang 😂). Take a combination of your instructional content, on some of our best known, and hidden gem courses and I think you have something completely unique. You're not Danny Maude, Rick Sheils or Peter Finch. You are you, and you live in a far better location. A bit of traction in the US based on uniquely Scottish content and I think your channel could explode. I've been a subscriber since around 40k, and you continue to deliver.
      Worrying about the algorithm is like worrying about pension. If you look daily, you'll follow the ups and downs too closely.
      Looking forward to the new content, and the gold play button.
      Cheers,
      R

    • @sunnyskies53
      @sunnyskies53 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

      Steve, I agree, as someone in North America, who has been fortunate to play some Open courses, I do like the coaching however I also want to live vicariously through you and see all sorts of Scottish courses in all sorts of weather and conditions. Play with others, and have fun, fun for you is fun for us, mix it up.

    • @lawrencestallard2254
      @lawrencestallard2254 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      Would be great viewing to see you doing course vlogs. The courses you have in Scotland you'd be spoilt for choice. Got to be worth a try. You mentioned Rick Shiels and yes he has lots of followers on YT, but look at his content, look at the courses he's playing and he doesn't do tuition, not sure if he does club reviews now. His break 75 is a really good watch. Could you do something similar in Scotland? But don't give up what you've built.

  • @sscully67
    @sscully67 7 หลายเดือนก่อน +7

    When I started playing golf 4 years ago, I subscribed to all the YT heavyweights - Rick, Pete, Danny, Me And My Golf, Chris Ryan, Mark Crossfield, and a dozen more. Today I follow two. Russell Heritage and you. Nuff said.

  • @bigbearweatherandmore6621
    @bigbearweatherandmore6621 7 หลายเดือนก่อน +6

    Steve hang in there brother. I’ve had my youtube channel for 9 years and over 3500 long form videos and only have 23.5 thousand subscribers. You’re doing great man just keep doing what you’re doing and remember if you’re trying to do this channel to make money it will inevitably fail. Continue doing what you’re passionate about because that’s what rubs off to the audience. And if the money and everything else comes through in the long run, then that’s just icing on the cake, but you should be extremely proud of your efforts and what you’ve accomplished I would give anything to the number of subscribers and the amount of views that you get

  • @Tjhoen-T-AMS
    @Tjhoen-T-AMS 7 หลายเดือนก่อน +3

    We have to thank yóu Steve! When I retired 5y ago, I decided to totally build up my swing with my Dutch pro to get an consistent swing. Between my monthly lessons I viewed dozens of instructors but always returned to your vids, because you could explain the things my pro tried to make me do. You are gifted with educational talents which appeal to so many, that is what should make you proud, not just a number from YT. I viewed this vid several times & think you’re making the right choise: for the things to enjoy in life and not be lived by an algorithm.

  • @tomo28
    @tomo28 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +43

    Hidden gem golf courses in Scotland would be great to watch.
    Scotland has some of the best scenery in the world. Stuff the palm trees.
    As a terrible amateur golfer, I get into bad situations alot. Under trees, the rough, sand you get the idea. Never see any lessons from anyone of how to make the best of a bad situation.
    Everyone loves equipment reviews.

  • @johndodge7008
    @johndodge7008 3 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    Just started watching your videos. I am a high handicap player at 60 years old, only been playing about 10 years. I have watched other channels but i have to say i get more understanding from you then the others. You seem to talk at a level that i can understand and you keep it lite and enjoyable. I will continue to watch all your videos and use them to improve my golf swing. Cheers to you.

  • @dciccoritti
    @dciccoritti 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +15

    Simply the most most refreshing YT video I've seen in years. It's gotten to the point where you can't tell one golf YT channel from another.

  • @alanwilliams4842
    @alanwilliams4842 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +27

    You have ask yourself what do we as subscribers want from a channel. Yes we want instruction, education, and entertainment. But we above all love your humour and honesty about this frustrating game.. carry on Steve the sun will shine again

  • @paulblackburn838
    @paulblackburn838 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +16

    What ever you decide Steve, you're amongst the best out there. An elite coach, giving free online tuition. I've played for 50 years but have learnt more about the golf swing over the last few years from content than the rest of my golfing life. Bonkers. Rick isn't in this market, he was just the first. Well done and thank you.

  • @kevinstanley5945
    @kevinstanley5945 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +4

    Hey Steve, what I want YOU to know is I appreciate YOU. And I'm sure THOUSANDS of others, like me, feel exactly the same. Thank you. Yes, the videos have always been great. But they're great because of you're enthusiasm, your knowledge, and your joy of the game come out in each one.

  • @cpv3golf
    @cpv3golf 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +6

    One of the best honest golf vids I have seen. So powerful. It all comes down to exactly what you said. Golf is life. Life is not a straight line. Ben Hogan said if you hit a straight ball you got lucky. Life is a bunch of draws, fades, duck hooks, shanks and slices. It’s all how we prepare for them when it happens. Golf is all about preparation. Golf is all about learning. When you think you have golf all figured out, golf kicks in the butt to say, hey you have a lot more to learn in life. Don’t be so content. I have been teaching gold for about 18 years. I’m 74 (don’t have many jelly beans left). I have made hundreds of swing videos for my students. And this is the answer I get when I ask them or there parents if they watched them, studied them or practiced them and 99% of them give me the same answer, no with some type of excuse. Is it disheartening? Most definitely. But I look at it as panning for gold. You can pan for years and get nothing but sand, rocks and maybe some gold dust. Then one day out of nowhere when you are ready to give up you fine a good nugget that’s worth thousands. Just like life. Just like golf, just like getting a hole in one. It comes along when you least expect it. If it wasn’t for your videos I would have never got my first hole in one. I have a saying “when you are in the valley look to the mountain top and when you are on the mountain top beware of the valley. But never give up until that last jelly bean is gone. I love your content, the way you teach in the conditions you teach in, the beautiful scenery. I love the accent. Hoping as you move forward you will grow stronger, maybe add some content videoing you giving a student a lesson and during your videos walking the course just reference some of your past instructional vids. Always remember this great game is all about life’s lessons, you against you, you against the golf course. Looking forward to your new content.

  • @georgeramage421
    @georgeramage421 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +23

    I'm in my sixties and took up golf around 6 months ago after more than 20 years of a gap due to back issues. Danny Maude was the very first TH-cam video l watched back in August and l still dip into them now and again on long rainy days, along with Peter Finch, Alex Elliot and Golf Life etc. I think I've watched just about everybody at one point but Steve your instruction resonated with me the most by far. I've improved every aspect of my game especially driving (although l still need to improve on slicing and aiming!) Don't give up you are very good at what you do and being born and bred in Scotland the weather is normal for me but maybe a sneaky wee deal with the golfing holiday companies would enable you to do some stuff from abroad? Also persuade Wilson to help you out with a few giveaways?😊

  • @PeterMolyneux-l2y
    @PeterMolyneux-l2y 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +14

    Hi Steve. As someone who is 72 and has just survived a heart attack ( I was playing golf again 2 weeks later), and who lost his last labrador 2 years ago, I'd gladly trade places with you. I can't answer why the likes of Rick, Peter and Matt Fryer have such huge followings, but I think I can say why Danny Maude has. It's his massive enthusiasm for golf, and his very simple way of coaching. He's my number one teacher because of that. I get that you are down in the dumps, maybe because of your friend's cancer, but Hope you can pull yourself through this spot of depression. I'd love to see you doing some course vlogs showing us some of the amazing courses you have on your side of the border. Maybe take a mate along with you as some of the other TH-camrs do. I'm a subscriber, and look forward to seeing more from you.

  • @darbychaney8818
    @darbychaney8818 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +4

    Sorry to hear about your friend, Steve. Personally, I find your candor about golf, and life in general, refreshing. As for what I would like to see? More of the beautiful Scottish courses and scenery, and you just playing and talking through your game and shot selection and reasoning behind it. I have found that to be a great help in my game, and I learned it from you on this channel. Me personally, I love the look of the Scottish golf courses, and would love to play there (I’m in the USA). Perhaps when I come to the open at Troon this year, I can pop down and play some of these courses you are always playing at. I’d love that. I’ll still be watching whatever direction you decide to take. Cheers

  • @imcriner3374
    @imcriner3374 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +8

    Now come on ..... I know it's just April and you're from the East of Scotland .... dour, etc. (at least not usually crabbit on the channel) but your contribution to golf on TH-cam has been excellent! Hand in there until late Spring!

  • @DougMartin-me9tv
    @DougMartin-me9tv 7 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    Steve, I consider you to be my online coach. I have learned so much from you over the past year. Every time I watch one of your videos, I feel like I am actually there with you. I love how you present each lesson. They are easy to follow and not overcomplicated. I have gleaned some good information from others, such as Danny Maude and Alex Elliott, but finding your channel was my Eureka moment. Please keep up the great work!

  • @timblood2242
    @timblood2242 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +5

    I’ve followed eureka method for about 3 months
    It works …. Lowest handicap 4.4 since I ve been playing over 30 years now 61
    So thanks Steve great concept
    Highly amusing content as well
    Tim

  • @michaelsheedy2968
    @michaelsheedy2968 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Steve...you gave a driver tip. 12 inches back 3 in. That tip alone has changed my game. Thank you for that. I struggled with driver for years and now im excited for golf again. Ive watched a lot of golf instruction and thats the best tip ive EVER got. 👏

  • @vkrattan4611
    @vkrattan4611 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +11

    Europa golf swing changed my golf..thanks..keep ❤teaching

    • @derekfyfe6875
      @derekfyfe6875 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      Europa really aye 😂😂

  • @malcolmvaughan3913
    @malcolmvaughan3913 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    I have just discovered your channel, the two videos were to stop hitting it right and hitting driver straighter. They are the best I have seen, very plain and easy to follow a proper golf instruction lesson that has worked for me.
    The others such as Rick and Peter play amazing courses with guests but the instruction is minimal. Yours feels a proper relatable golf instruction site please keep going. There is a place for a site that show real golf that we can all identify with.
    Thank you.

  • @mikebarnard2689
    @mikebarnard2689 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +5

    Long time subscriber here. You asked a lot of questions in the first half of the video … why are you low on views? Etc.
    Later the reveal of life news.
    I love your channel… but I’m Scottish and I Get it. We are a minority.
    I play golf in all sort of shitey weather… as do you… again minority.
    Cardrona GC is nice in nice weather but mainly looks a bit rough … not exactly Mike Malaska country … minority.
    But your personality and transparent honesty is your USP.
    Fk the algorithm , do what you want to do, be happy and …. and this is Gold….get some winter sun every year… we suffer from seasonal affective disorder in the north ( SAD) wether we believe it or not, it’s a mood killer and makes our life tougher than it needs to be.
    Good luck with the rest of your jelly beans… do what is right for you… but sincere thanks for so much solid gold tuition , with or without Callaway.

  • @JJ-oq7tm
    @JJ-oq7tm 7 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Steve, you sir; kept me playing golf after my back injury. I was down, couldn’t walk 4 holes let alone 9. I was home bound for 6 months, not allowed to do anything. I watched your vids and subscribed after the first one. These last three yrs I have played better golf thanks to your “efforts”. Keep them coming and I’ll keep watching.

  • @danielcharles4085
    @danielcharles4085 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +16

    And one last comment. Your videos and Eureka golf swing has me hitting the ball pure. My swing speed has gone up to a consistent 109. Think of how many people you have helped.

    • @tomclark9039
      @tomclark9039 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      Add playing Scottish courses with challengers.

  • @pathunter6043
    @pathunter6043 7 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    Don't give in.
    I watch your content in batches almost in catch up mode.
    I love your videos & didn't appreciate the time and effort & heart that is put into each episode.
    Thanks for your time.

  • @robbob714
    @robbob714 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +6

    I am a 75 year-old golfer been playing for 55 years. I have watched all of the people that you mentioned but I only follow you and you are the only person that I subscribe to, that should tell you something.
    I'm a midlander so you're scottish accent doesn't faze me in the least . Why don't you show us some of those beautiful scottish golf courses off the beaten track, that would be interesting.
    We all have bad days and feel a little un-loved, just keep going, sometimes life is just full of hills. Rome wasn't built in a day.

  • @brendanrodgers9830
    @brendanrodgers9830 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Hi Steve, please stick with the channel. I have watched all the UK and US Golf TH-cam channels but none compares to yours. Love your passion for the game and authenticity. The content is amazing and Eureka Golf Swing has transformed my game. It is such a repeatable action and after a lifetime of applying band aid swing fixes every other round and going around in circles I now go out and play golf instead of playing swing. Hope to get over to Peebles in the summer and get a lesson with you. Looking forward to your next video whenever you are back on TH-cam. Hopefully I’ll not have to wait too long. Good luck and take care.👍

  • @tjvbham5831
    @tjvbham5831 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +5

    Steve, there's a lot of golf instruction out there on TH-cam. While many channels seem to be carbon copies of one another, even to the point where their weekly lessons are nearly alike, your content connects with me. I've watched you for at least 3 years or more and gone back through your channel archives many times. I'm in the US and you're easy to understand and the points you make about the game and swing are so easy to understand as well. Not sure I have an answer where the subscribers are or if there's any magic at attracting them. Whatever you might change going forward, I'll still tune into you. You've helped me a great deal to enjoy the game and play better.

  • @AdrianMorley-d1i
    @AdrianMorley-d1i 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Steve to me you have the best instructional content on TH-cam. A few years back I was going to quit golf as I was playing poorly and stopped enjoying it. I then discovered your channel and the Eureka Golf swing. This transformed my games, making it more consistent and myself more competitive. Keep it going.

  • @taffyddu
    @taffyddu 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +5

    Stevie bach, don't give up, you are a seriously good coach, you're enthusiastic and amusing. Consider refreshing your presentation somehow, what about an indoor simulator. You're a tad down because of your pal's bad news, the weather and TH-cam's insidious algorithms. I and hundreds if not thousands have learned a lot from you so reconsider please.

  • @illtakeover
    @illtakeover 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Steve, I think your channel and teaching is brilliant. You were the first teacher who told me that my golf swing needed major surgery without fear of of rejection, and I am now a better golfer because of that. I think I watch your videos because they come over as well informed and unrehearsed, and I like that. Anyway I just enjoy watching you hit a ball and talking about it.
    Please keep in mind that you don't have a production team. some of the slick content I watch has a production team to feed and these would definitely fail without a lot of subscribers.
    By the way I've watched Danny Maude and others often but never felt the urge to subscribe to them. I can't stand the way he talks.
    I'll keep watching your videos whatever the content, as long as your hitting balls.

  • @srouse7521
    @srouse7521 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +7

    A really honest video Steve . I sense your frustration and also emotion cos you put some amount of work in . I see your videos as all instructional based and the others are more in the entertainment ‘camp ‘ . Like golf life etc . I see them as a different market share type thing . Danny Maude was a great comparison cos his are all instruction based and his coaching is not better than yours and wouldn’t say his accent is any easier to understand . I’ve often wondered why your subs are around the 100k mark . I’m no expert on TH-cam algorithms . Maybe a change in directional content could help and some advice on this from a much more creative person than me . The others seem to collaborate a lot more and market each other . Could you do that ? Play them in matches type thing ? Obviously it’s dead easy for me to suggest that and not easy in reality
    Keep the head up mate . There are still many that really appreciate your superb content . 100k followers in this type of market ain’t too shabby but clearly deserves more

    • @Lubo-qd2zs
      @Lubo-qd2zs 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

      You've pretty much nailed it.

  • @ZanyFamily5
    @ZanyFamily5 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    I’am watching this for the second time today. Hang in there Steve !!! I have been trying to swing with open stance for 40 years and could no get it to work. Then I found you. Went from 16 Hcp to a 9 in two weeks. Driver was worst club in bag and now it’s my best. So thank you,thank you !!! Every time I see some one struggling , I give them your TH-cam channel . Tomorrow having swing session with a 7 foot tall basketball player and will teach him the Eureka swing. And tell him to watch your channel as well. So word of mouth will grow you !! Love your sense of humor as well. Being American I had trouble understanding your Scottish accent at first , so watched with closed captioning , but now I finally have learned my second language 😊 Love You Man 😀👍

  • @paulbarron8662
    @paulbarron8662 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +3

    Steve, I latched onto you because I tried the open stance swing you are teaching. I then dropped it for a while, then came back to it and have been with it ever since. Although it works really well, not everyone needs what your teaching, and so more varied content I think will help. One of the other guys on here said about regurgitating content and presenting in a different way, if you add to that playing rounds at courses in Scotland, maybe the odd giveaway or competition for gear, teaching or subscription, it will appeal to more golfers and gain you a bigger audience. I always enjoy the way you present content and use you for long game and Dan Grieve for short, but do believe that golfers are always looking at playing in Scotland, but cant always afford to do the big courses, so maybe playing videos at medium to less expensive gems around Scotland. There is also scope for live Q & A’s as well as live or edited lessons. Keep going, I can tell it is a bit draining at times, but there is a value to what you are doing, and a few tweeks will pay you back !

  • @richardbell9656
    @richardbell9656 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Steve, i have been following your content for a couple of years now. When i first viewed your content, i wasn't sure at all. This all changed when i tried a couple of your lesson tips. I am 70+ years . has reduced distance with every club. First improvement came from swallowing swing with driver, made it easier on the body and improved direction. Secondly, because loss of distance i can't reach greens in regulation. Your short game tips then became very important and helped me enjoy this wonderful game again. So thanks, Steve, we subscribers want more. Sorry you're feeling a bit despondent, chin up mate,you are one of the best out there.

  • @matthewdunnachie4108
    @matthewdunnachie4108 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +6

    Your channel Is great Steve. I have learned alot from it and because of it use Eureka! It really was a revelation!. I like to consider myself testament to your online coaching as after I adopted it I went from 26hcp to 16 now in half a season. Looking to get another visit in May. Been working on the advice you gave me on the day. Keep the content coming mate, I for one appreciate every bit of it !!

  • @tonyhamilton134
    @tonyhamilton134 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Listening to you at 02:49 on Tuesday 2nd of April, what comes to mind as I don’t know the process/algorithms for you tube is, i watch you when you put stuff out and go back to your previous content when i need reminding how to play golf, i thought you tube was the bonus on top of everything else you do, but realise the time and effort you put into it which is often not recognised, your humour , the occasional swearing, the mistakes, the banter, Scotland etc are what make us check out the videos learning in a good way at an easy pace , you being from Scotland and playing the courses up there is a huge wish of many like myself so maybe some of the hidden affordable courses pushed by you would not only give us insight and options to play but could by affiliation be beneficial in regards to rewards i.e. gear tests, playing deals, places to go etc as well as the continued tutorials on issues we golfers may find ourselves in when playing different courses such as links, lakes, hilly, flat courses, i for one will continue to follow you, in regards to jelly beans let them count themselves pal we do what we can with out planning every minute every second as what happens will happen its how we respond to the good the bad and the ugly that make us who we are, hope this make sense as i have had a wee dram or two😂….. just a bit more as i have half a glass left, the influencers you mention are sales people and living of the early times, there is less and less more helpful content coming from them which why you are stuck with me and I don’t watch their look at me entertainment, don’t get me wrong i am impressed with how they got there but not how they sit on their stuffed mattresses and push out mediocre content. Keep up the good work and if you need to take a timeout then take one but let us know for how long so we can do things until you get back like meaningful conversations with our partners, home educating the kids, sleeping, flower arranging, etc, stay strong youth😂

  • @ntsms69
    @ntsms69 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +5

    Steve, An interesting vlog.
    I would adopt some of the 'variety' offered by some of the other 'TH-camrs' (inc Iona, Tubes, etc).
    Do some (on course) 'challenges', inc explanation/coaching of shots.
    Keep your humor and editing skills, that is one of your greatest assets!
    Be an ambassador for the 'Effortless Swing' (and market/promote that), that's got to be a huge winner?
    Celebrities?
    Visit key courses/holes?
    'Down to earth'/'The working Mans swing?
    Back to basics?
    The 'everyday' swing?
    Skill shots competitions (via invitation/video).
    Subscriber problems (and how to fix).
    Hope this helps! I am now recovering myself from cancer, and enjoyed my first game today (albeit a bit wet!) since my operation. As I head into retirement I wish to get back into the game, and having subscribed and watched most of your videos, will use these for skills and inspiration.

  • @Edgardotripaldi
    @Edgardotripaldi 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    I am from argentina , 49 years old, i play golf every day, i watch every golf channel in youtube in spanish and english, your driver videos were the most important for me because your swing is very similar to what i am looking to do, what i find the least on the internet are videos about court strategy , players sometimes need advice on how to play in each situation. Greetings.

  • @darrenking3609
    @darrenking3609 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +3

    Keep it up mate. Best golf content on you tube 👊🏻⛳️

  • @marksirianni978
    @marksirianni978 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Steve, I'm saddened to hear of your struggle. You deserve success for your effort. I love watching your content and appreciate your approach and attitude. I'm not a content creator but rather a golf addict so I may not know what I'm talking about but I do know what I like to watch. The only suggestion I can offer - forget the stupid algorithm! Make videos that highlight why all of us are so addicted to this game. The promise of the next shot being our best is what makes this game so special. The joy that comes from hitting a bomb drive, a pure iron shot or a chip that finds the bottom of the cup.... Share that happiness (and sometimes the disappointment) that golf brings to the world. Have fun, play golf with friends, share the emotion and keep going! Your next shot will be your best shot! Cheers!

  • @nicknick6788
    @nicknick6788 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +5

    100k subscribers is an amazing achievement but it appears the goalposts for being a high profile channel have moved up. Keep at it and fingers crossed you reach that critical mass and the subscribers will snowball.
    I think you've got the fundamentals right - you have a clear channel brand based on technical coaching and your personal humour. You have a great, natural presentation style that 100,000 people like. In my opinion you should not change these fundamentals even if you decide to experiment with different videos.
    Things you might want to consider compared to other channels -
    - please don't go down the clickbait route but maybe consider experimenting with different thumbnails and titles to see what works
    - maybe have a series of videos focused on a theme such as playing difficult lies, changes when playing in wind or rain etc.
    - what about a series working with 4 different players you coach helping them break 100, 90, 80, 70 working on all aspects of the game including course management, reading your lie and shot selection, short game etc
    Keep up the good work

  • @noelgormley8797
    @noelgormley8797 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Steve, keep doing what you are doing. Your accent is one of the attractions of the site. I visited you in 2023 for a lesson. Eureka has saved my golf game. I’m in my 60’s as I suspect many of your subscribers are senior golfers & that’s one of the key points about Eureka. I can get my belt buckle pointing at the target……. And hit the ball well.
    Your message is spot on. Seniors like me understand the concept, you need professional help from marketeers to boost your TH-cam audience.
    Please keep up the good work.

  • @raymondpena3790
    @raymondpena3790 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +3

    I am watching Steve. I have been watching since I started the sport almost three years ago. Don't you dare give up on me and many golfers who follow you. Come on brother! You're much needed in the golfing community; and I will not stop watching. Peace!

    • @jonoevans184
      @jonoevans184 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

      I like this channel more than any other. I struggle visualise what i am doing vs what you are suggesting i do. All the lessons i have had are crap because of loa expectations of pro. How do I translate what you are telling me to do into actually doing it. I'm obviously not doing what you suggest even though i am trying. So I've watched your frustration_ so that's mine which makes me equally miserable.you say no one is watching. I'm watching but can't do it. How do we bridge this

  • @billpercival6544
    @billpercival6544 7 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    You're not the largest channel but you're not the smallest either. And those who watch and subscribe do so because they like you and what you do. You're authentic which is what I appreciate the most. I sincerely hope that you find your joy and that you share it with us. Whatever it may be.

  • @SEB-EDIT
    @SEB-EDIT 7 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    Agreed, with everything you've said, Mr. Steve.♪
    I have my own TH-cam channel (guitar-oriented),
    and I know how much goes into creating content (respect, sir for your 1200 videos).♪
    One thing is sure, your (very fluid) swing, is way more elegant and most probably way more efficient than Rick Shiel's one
    (he's a great content creator too (with many A-list guests (it helps), but IMHO, his swing (and short game) is horrendous. ♪
    I'm new here, (The YT algorithms helped you with this one (lol...), and I'll subscribe + the bel.
    I will be patient awaiting your next video, my friend.♪
    Peace from MTL (CDN) + Respect ;l^) ♪
    .

  • @blehoo1
    @blehoo1 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Don't stop Steve - just been working on your over-swinging tip re not letting right arm swing past the right angle. I had a brilliant session with my driver as a result the other day. I'm Scottish (North Berwick member) but living as an ex-pat out in Bangkok. I love your content and simplified approach so much so that I've thought about coming down to Peebles for a few lessons with you when I return. Be encouraged. You are helping many journeymen amateurs out there and your work is much appreciated.

  • @matthewfaulkner9042
    @matthewfaulkner9042 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +3

    Exactly! Nice Job! April Fools!😂😂👍👍

  • @markboundy5091
    @markboundy5091 7 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Screw any algorithm, this was one of the best videos I've watched on this platform in years. Do what makes you happy my friend and thank you for letting the viewers in. All the very best 👍

  • @travisepperson7431
    @travisepperson7431 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    Steve.....3 items....1. From North Dakota, in the states, two years ago i decided to try to learn how to play golf having never even picked up a golf club. Your video is the first one i ever watched, and i never miss one. The fact that you showed me everything i know about this amazing, frustrating game speaks to your relatability because what i dont want is some snobby uptight F-ck stick talking down to me. 2. Of all the channels out there, you are on the top of my bucket list to play a round with, because you are as real as it gets, and that is what folks really want. Fake is what the world is turning into, and you give me hope for world. 3. My USMC bros and I have a saying "EVERY day above ground....is a good F--ckin day! " Keep doing what you're doing for the love of it...money comes and goes and if chasing that algorithm is pissing all over you love of what you do...F-CK 'EM...in the end true happiness is priceless, and fleeting. You bared your soul for the world, and your integrity will see you thru. Keep hittin em straight....most of the time. 😊

  • @ormondflyer
    @ormondflyer 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    The night is always at its darkest right before the dawn.
    As a subscriber I appreciate your content. I found the eureka method fascinating and have put it on on-course use. Perspective can change with age and circumstances and our lived experience of life and its ups and downs and of those close to us. The realisation that our time on this planet is finite, comes into sharp focus, and we question what it is we are doing and what we want to do with our remaining time. I know of one hugely successful individual who has a countdown clock of the average male life expectancy on their phone, they see it everyday, and they use it as a motivation in their daily life to achieve and focus on what is important to them.
    Ultimately, if an activity, like being a youtuber gives you sleepless nights, or the stress if it outweighs the fun parts of the job, then make the decision that is best for you. If there was no more new Steve Johnston content, I would miss it, but I would understand and trust that it was the right decision for you.. With the 1200 videos you have made , you owe us nothing and thank you so much for those videos.
    I have a friend,whose motto is-we only get one go at life, but if you do it right, once is enough. So do what is right for you, whatever form that takes. Thanks for the today's video, it was real 👍

  • @bobazevedo4874
    @bobazevedo4874 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Hi Steve, Great, honest content. I think from watching the other guys, Danny, Rick, Liam, Andy, and so on. They all have people with them, guests, camera people, sound people. Tubes and Ange, Golf life. Golf can be an extremely lonely game, and to do what you doing, and trying to achieve on your own is incredibly difficult. Your golf tuition is great, easy to follow and we can see almost instant results. All these other guys are playing abroad in some exotic places, which I know costs money, but there's and old saying, "You've have to speculate to accumulate" Don't give up, we want you.

  • @2ozjohnno
    @2ozjohnno 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Been having driver problems for a while Steve, watched this and now taking a wider stance by moving rear leg back more than normal. Yahoo, straight down the middle. Thank you and keep the faith, variety is the spice of life 😊

  • @paulunderhay3031
    @paulunderhay3031 6 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Steve - you need to learn to appreciate what you are bringing to this that is unique. Let the others do what they do. You do you!
    I’ve watched tons of TH-cam golf instruction, across tens of content creators. So why was it that your video on ‘Ben Hogan’s grip’ was the most compelling, brilliant, funny, effective content I’ve seen? It’s changed my game, I’m hitting the ball well again and loving the game again. THANK YOU!!
    You’ve got a unique brand. Keep it going, you’re on to something 👍🏼

    • @stevejohnstongolf
      @stevejohnstongolf  6 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Thanks Paul for your supportive comments👍

  • @ianllewelyn9658
    @ianllewelyn9658 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    I would like to see you in competition format joshing with other TH-cam golfers/young pros/young prodigies - this will bring out your personality; advice for the older golfer would be great (there are lots of us!); equipment reviews are commonplace but you would provide a unique perspective; advice on technology such as shaft length/weight/tourque is always interesting; advice on course management/strategy/psychology would be great; I know you are based in Scotland but maybe take a UK/Ireland tour to freshen things up. Just a few thoughts.
    You provide very clear and well thought out content. You are honest and humble and don't take yourself too seriously which is really refreshing. Maybe some more varity will bring a spring to your step and to your numbers. Keep working and best of luck!

  • @jongraham97
    @jongraham97 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    What a heart you have. That’s the passion you pass to us. Your exuberance for golf. Hope all the best for my Scottish friend. JG

  • @fredsharp2456
    @fredsharp2456 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Take it from an over-weight 84 year old who has been living with cancer for 14 years. I don't give the 3 big C;s I have much thought. I can not hit the ball very far or strait now, But can not wait for the rain and wind to go and I can go out and have a knock, come home buggerd ready for the next knock. Watching You Tube vidios of you and the rest of the very good pros. is my must watch, then go in the back garden and have a go. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK, THANK-YOU ALL.

  • @johnmaloney1557
    @johnmaloney1557 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    I have watched your method for quite awhile and your technique has worked for me. I go back and watch many episodes again and again. Because your method doesn’t mirror the current pro style, younger viewers may be reticent to take it up. It is not as sexy in their eyes as they watch the tournament pros hit and listen to the commentators review their swings in slow motion. These folks (many of which never had any athletic ability) think that somehow they can replicate what the pros do. They chase every new club and gimmick instead of simplifying their swings. I suggest that you take several of your students and show them during lessons and on course and track their improvement from start to finish. Your technique is so valid more people need to see it from the view of senior, mid age and junior golf students- anyway, that’s my view from Arizona. Everyone that sees my open stance wonders what the hell I’m doing until they see how I can hit with so much more consistency than before- Thank you for Eureka

  • @robertedwards7468
    @robertedwards7468 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    All the best Steve for whatever you decide to do in the future. Have no doubt that as far as youtube golf instructors go - you are the man! I have been subscribing for about 4 years or so since I first came across you in your back garden/yard and never looked back. I have gained more golf knowledge from you than all of the rest of the people you mention put together....and by a country mile. It takes a certain skill to teach with a seemingly casual nature whilst delivering crystal clear easy to follow instructions with a purpose. Your quips and asides made me laugh so many times, but beneath all of that it is your open honesty that always shines through.

  • @Dr.DavidClark
    @Dr.DavidClark 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Hey Steve! I've been a subscriber for several years and use your open stance set up which takes some strain off my lower back and is extending my golfing days! Your instruction has helped me a lot. What you have done and are doing is good stuff in my opinion! At the end of the day, it doesn't matter how many subscribers you have, how many views you have, how many likes you have or what the You Tube algorithm is doing to you...what matters is whether you enjoy golf instruction and that you get satisfaction knowing that you are helping us golf mortals. If you aren't enjoying this then by all means lock up shop and find what you enjoy! Lifes too short not to.

  • @davidswan5584
    @davidswan5584 6 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    I’ve been a fan of you for quite awhile now. You showed me the gem and changed my game. If you’re struggling with moving forward don’t stress. You’re one of the best and you have fun when you’re doing it so maybe something else is happening in your life behind the scenes. I don’t no but I can say one thing you are way f&$#@,.g better than 98% of the others. I’m not a good golfer and don’t really fuss about that I just love the game and you to love to pass on great advise because you care. Cheer up mate you’re one of the best.

    • @stevejohnstongolf
      @stevejohnstongolf  6 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Thanks David. Much appreciated 🙏🏻

  • @DrJohnMcGrail1
    @DrJohnMcGrail1 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Steve, I have been following you and subscribed almost since you started. You are definitely one of my favorite teachers. I love the way you explain and execute a simple Golf Swing. Please stay with us.

  • @JT-LV
    @JT-LV 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    What I like about your instruction, and the reason I’m a subscriber, is how you speak your swing thoughts, like a mantra over and over during your practice swings. That’s how my brain works, with swing thoughts. My best round ever was after I watched your video with the dots on the left hand. I watch every single video. Danny Maude seems like great guy but to me he’s just another dude in a booth with basic and generic instruction. Yours is unique. I don’t have time to watch everyone so you’re on my shortlist.
    As far as trends, everyone loves a tracer cam, and I personally like seeing you guys go head-to-head stroke play with other content creators once in a while, if it’s feasible.
    I hope you keep going!!

  • @ukejon
    @ukejon 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    My swing is fully based on Eureka and your one-on-one video lessons. So your influence has been profound in my golfing world. You even put it all into Hogan speak at my request.
    Hang in there, my friend. Your influence is bigger than you think.

  • @m42tyn
    @m42tyn 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Steve - do not think about chucking it in. I have watched so many of your videos and can very honestly say you have helped me. I’m based in Surrey but have 6 Scottish trips booked for this year - I’m hoping to pass by / drop in and share a brew and banter - maybe a quick lesson. Don’t get discouraged you are the real deal 👏👏👏👏👍👍👍

  • @phils3034
    @phils3034 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    I like your videos mainly because you don't rush through a tutorial with many aspects. You have good content that you explain everything in great detail.

  • @davewatts7444
    @davewatts7444 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    You are everything I want to be you are: a better golfer, taller, younger and a Scot. I personally think your content is excellent your explanation are first class how others I watch do it

  • @barrybr1
    @barrybr1 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Hey Steve, hang tough mate. I panicked when I read the thumbnail. Your frustration, emotion and anger were clear to see and the fact that you risked the Matrix collapsing by actually talking about what's getting you down was brave and bloody refreshing! Like many people in the comments I think maybe a bit of 'travelling golf' to classic and unique Scottish courses might be fun. (For you as much as us). Get some young tech-head or budding videographer on-board to up the beauty of the experience. Thanks for all the long hours you've given us in helping us be better golfers. Greetings from sunny Sydney :)

  • @bga9388
    @bga9388 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    Well Steve, your channel is the still the best of all the mentioned make believers since your sense of humor and your integrity is sooo much more fun to watch. And screw palm trees: this weather is what I know best. Golf is hard and every time you bring that alive.

  • @wayneross8544
    @wayneross8544 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Nice to see a genuine true gent and show real feelings and i can say fight on mate your a great coach and your coaching and the theroy you teach is amazing thank you for this video . Just keep going love your stuff 😊

  • @norwegianwarhound451
    @norwegianwarhound451 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    I'm from the states and actually prefer UK golf content. Dan Hendrickson, The Average Golfer, Good Golf Coaching and Precision Golf are all on the list. I enjoy the banter between guys out playing. Guess I'm more into course vlogs with the hope of an occasional nugget. One thing I'm seeing more and more of are collaborations which I really do enjoy. My best to you. Keep your chin up.

  • @asamsonjr
    @asamsonjr 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Scotland is the home of golf. As an American of Scottish descent, to me you represent an authentic point of view both in your love for golf and intimate knowledge of how to play. I have improved my game based on the tips you have presented so succinctly. Please keep it going as long as you can. I’m 79 now and thoroughly enjoy each new video you produce. Hopefully the algorithms will be based on how you’ve done it and not on how others think it should be done. Keep up the good work!

  • @edhenderson5660
    @edhenderson5660 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Hey Steve, never commented on any TH-cam channel before but I’m compelled to now. I’ve been hooked on your content (and Eureka) for years now. You have a unique blend of spot on golf instruction, authenticity and humor. I really hope you continue, but personal decisions are just that, personal. You bring a lot of fun to this golfer! Best wishes for all your future endeavors

  • @terrymurphy6367
    @terrymurphy6367 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Steve I never comment on videos even though I try and watch as many as I can to try and pick up anything that can help my game. The one thing I noticed about your videos is they are down to earth no bollox talking just straight and concise. Keep up the videos don’t worry the summer is coming 🙄 you’ll have nicer weather to play and work

  • @mattapenz23
    @mattapenz23 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    All the way from NZ. I just picked up the sport of golf in the last couple months and was advised to follow ONE golf instructor. Here to tell you that YOU - STEVE JOHNSTON are that guy! I love your content and want to thank you for your time and effort that I know a lot of your following (like myself) truly appreciate!

  • @stuartjames7820
    @stuartjames7820 7 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    I like the idea of videos playing a few holes, especially if you can talk through what you are thinking for each shot so we can keep learning from you! (course strategy, which club and why, what type of shot etc). I'm a similar age and only recently discovered golf - I wish I had discovered it earlier and spent more jelly beans on it.

  • @PAULTULLY-bw3ul
    @PAULTULLY-bw3ul 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Steve, this is my first time commenting on any youtube channel. I am a 64 year old bogey golfer who feels that all of your videos have offered something I could benefit from. I have visited all of the youtube channels that you mention and always return to yours… Honestly, for me you’re the best in the business… always on-point, enthusiastic and entertaining…the fact that your Scottish is a plus in my opinion!
    I have appreciated the golf lessons that you have provided and wish you all the best with whatever you decide to do going forward. Take care of yourself.

  • @jfdube6669
    @jfdube6669 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I've never subscribed to any other golf channels but yours, you're the reason why I'm back in loving this game again, thanks to Eureka golf swing, you should do more of these play and talk, just love every moment, especially with the Scottish accent🙂

  • @kevinerskine3299
    @kevinerskine3299 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    I watch both you and Danny. I enjoy both. And having Scottish ancestry, I love your accent. One thing I especially enjoy with Danny's videos are when he's actually doing a lesson with a not so great player. Seeing the things he does and the improvement makes it more relatable.

    • @smitty9733
      @smitty9733 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

      I am a subscriber - I enjoy your style and humor - I feel like you should walk the Eureka swing through with a high handicapper and show the golf world that an open stance inside to outside path can produce wonderful golf shots. Stick with it you are good at it.

  • @oliverhetzner9879
    @oliverhetzner9879 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Dear Steve, I'm watching your channel for years now and I'm still enjoying it. I subscribed to your channel when you only had about 20'. I was watching you drinking a Scotch on the 40' subs. But since I'm playing Golf for over 20 years now, I don't want to watch another video thats telling me how to swing. I really enjoy your tips on putting and all those little tweaks. But most off my time watching golf on YTube I'm looking for entertaining videos. Like you trying to play left handed. Don't get me wrong - I'd really would like to come down to Scotland to get a lesson from you - but in person. But please don't throw your channel away! I really like to watch you play on your corse and I really like to hear your accent. All the best to you!

  • @alanturner6103
    @alanturner6103 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Thank you Steve! Hang in there mate. We love the content you are giving us!

  • @mikenisbet6070
    @mikenisbet6070 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Don't. give up. Your content is 'real world' as an amateur golfer I aspire to play better and watching your videos gives me encouragement to keep trying to play better golf. Thank you for that.

  • @john69294
    @john69294 7 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Great to hear the Scottish accent, Scotland being the home of golf, and your enthusiasm for the game matches any of the others so keep the faith.

  • @hardrain65
    @hardrain65 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I am joining the choir. I enjoy watching your content and multiple other instruction content of all kind. Slow mo, historical, humerous and serious. I fully would tune in for Scotlands many wonderful courses!!

  • @Kkcatsbuster57
    @Kkcatsbuster57 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Glad to hear your gona stick with it👍 a lot of golf channels have become focused on having a-list guests on and blowing smoke up their arses, and playing the most glamorous courses. It doesn’t really help anyone’s game..

  • @ronaldschwab-gc8gh
    @ronaldschwab-gc8gh 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    Love your channel and content, love your accent. You have provided many, many valuable golf instruction videos. Thank-you for all that you have provided.

  • @garytailby3351
    @garytailby3351 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I've watched a number of your instructional videos Steve and they are always easy to understand and relate to. so thank you for that, I have noticed recently you don't appear so often on my feed and then of course I drift away. ( no fault of yours ).
    This video I would say is less about golf and mostly about life, the crossroads you face is one we all do, I was 48 what feels like you the other day and now I'm 60. I'm considering all that beings 60 means and what life holds for me and my family in the same way I did at 48. True happiness is the journey you go on, the things that you look forward too and excite you on the journey is the enjoyment, the actual events are just a culmination of all that.
    So do you what makes you happy on your journey, the rest will sort itself out.
    Take care

  • @davidgourlay2287
    @davidgourlay2287 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Steve I’ve met you before had a lesson your a great guy mate and you’re content is bang on easy to understand and straight to the point keep doing what you’re doing I love your passion and honesty don’t get that from a lot of TH-cam golf channels 👍🤝

  • @kennethcanavan2323
    @kennethcanavan2323 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Stick with it. By far the most straightforward, understandable and genuinely beneficial golf content a beginner like me can learn from. I’ve recently broken 90 thanks largely to you and Eureka. For context, was often 115 or above last year. Take comfort that you make a difference. Play round the country, share your thoughts on how to approach new courses. Make each jelly bean matter. 😊

  • @nigelcooke8590
    @nigelcooke8590 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Content is key.. at present I can’t watch Rick doing a break 75 as it’s painful to watch him struggle, however will always watch when he does a collab with James Robinson or a tour pro for example.. I think currently Peter Finch and the Bryan Bros are putting out the best content.. playing off 1, I’m not as bothered about teaching videos but I’m also a magpie so do like the equipment stuff, I think doing vlogs is great if the course is interesting and you can get a playing partner to bounce banter off… keep going buddy… 👍

  • @frederickjackson4273
    @frederickjackson4273 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Hi Steve I hope the video got the response you are looking for , I agree with one of the comments you are in the golfing sweet shop Scotland, love it up there been going to Scotland for 32yrs playing golf still amazed wen I cross the boarder ,👍

  • @davidmorris7094
    @davidmorris7094 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I watch you because YOU have improved my game. This is true - I've only been playing since Sept 22 and my official HC is 8.8. I'm probably closer to a 11 or 12 but it's an official 9 at the moment (today i shot 12 over. Missed a few birdie putts and only 6 pars but a 16mph wind and rain didn't help) . YOU, Danny and Mark Crossfield are responsible for that. I watch you, i take it to the practice ground, i try what you say and if it works for me, i use it. YOU alone got rid of my slice and gave me a draw instead. So thanks 😘
    You, Maude, Crossfield, you made me. I cannot imagine my golfing future without you.

  • @BrisGolf
    @BrisGolf 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    I am from the USA, and it is very difficult to gain traction on a TH-cam channel here as well. Keep putting out content you are happy with and don't worry about the rest. Cheers and I will b playing golf in Scotland later this month.

    • @metalheads-golf
      @metalheads-golf 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Yeps ... keep on grinding buddy. 💪🏻😎🤘🏻

  • @iowabowtech1
    @iowabowtech1 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    I've watched your channel since the earliest days. You're a fine instructor who draws from the greats of the past which I particularly appreciate.
    The cold hard truth...subs come from shock content not actual instruction that helps people. Its who can driink the most beer, eat the most gross food or play an entire hole with a lob wedge because a random app said so.
    The reason why it worked for the other instruction based guys is because they were the OG's and/or they drank the Kool Aid, joined the alliance and succeeded through strentgh in numbers. That's why every other golf content video is a collaboration based on branding.
    If you choose to stick with it, good on you. If not, i get it. Its become a show, not actually trying to help people like you set out to do.

  • @KeithMaxwell-l1p
    @KeithMaxwell-l1p 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I am relatively new to your golf channel, but I have found your TH-cam content very beneficial. I am 66 years old and still am very much a novice. I play left-handed and am right-handed with everything I do with one hand. I struggle with hitting a straight line consistently but have been slowly improving thanks to your insights.
    I know what it's like to feel "underappreciated " and hope your life journey improves soon. Whatever your life takes you... thanks for what you have presented to us unknowns. I hope you reconsider ... good luck with whatever you decide.

  • @stephenbrown1077
    @stephenbrown1077 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Long time viewer. I clicked on because of the heading. I think your channel is very good. Your Scottish brogue and good humour keeps me coming back. I've learnt loads from you, and long may it continue. Funnily enough, I watch some of the channels just to watch the matches that I find entertaining and always learn something when the shots are explained or how and why the shots have been played. Keep going, Steve. 100k supporters says much. Glass half full always works for me.

  • @CHA_Golf
    @CHA_Golf 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Hi Steve - I like your content! Right hander playing left handed makes everything, including Eureka, difficult but don’t stop! People (me) do like the matches others put on. So, what about Beat the Pro … preferably on some backwaters Scottish courses with amateurs and a bit of coaching along the way. If you want a challenge on Gigha (twice around perhaps), or anywhere down the Mull of Kintyre, in mid-August let me know. Reckon you’d find quite a few subscribers who would be up for that challenge! Right, Are We On? Charles