Love the series. Have to say they feel like a step back from the previous seasons though. Shorter, less adventures, and more just traveling to places that don’t have a lot of golf courses, hitting a couple shots, and then moving on.
I agree, I absolutely love the series, but I miss more those blue collar episodes...that showcase how golf is evolving...from the slums of India, street golf in Portland, to farmers setting up courses in there backyard free for people to play.
Brother Dunne yeah I just kinda feel it lost some of what made it great. Like last episode they didn’t play a course cause they had a flight to catch. Old seasons had no timeline, just an adventure.
I agree, too. The earlier episodes were quirkier and more interesting, in my opinion. The episodes so far this season have been underwhelming. Still good, but not the same. @@21Swayzee
Not often do I subscribe to you tube videos as most videos are made for their own financial gains. Coming across Skratch I just had to Subscribe. Excellent work.
The “public” vs “private” is not understood outside anglo saxon world in the same way. Public and private regards ownership, being “public” understood as state-owned, and “private” owned by private entities/individuals. For example in my country (Portugal) no course is closed to the public.
New Giza is the best course in Egypt, and up until this summer (shoutout Laguna Lang Co in Vietnam) was my favorite course I'd ever played. Unfortunately, Gezira is probably the worst course in the country and you should have skipped that one entirely.
There's no public golf courses in Cairo. People who aren't members can purchase a ticket and play. So it's public?!?! Erik's tone of voice was priceless. You can tell he wanted to school her so bad and explain the concept further, but he held back.
Love the series. Have to say they feel like a step back from the previous seasons though. Shorter, less adventures, and more just traveling to places that don’t have a lot of golf courses, hitting a couple shots, and then moving on.
I agree, I absolutely love the series, but I miss more those blue collar episodes...that showcase how golf is evolving...from the slums of India, street golf in Portland, to farmers setting up courses in there backyard free for people to play.
Brother Dunne yeah I just kinda feel it lost some of what made it great. Like last episode they didn’t play a course cause they had a flight to catch. Old seasons had no timeline, just an adventure.
I agree, too. The earlier episodes were quirkier and more interesting, in my opinion. The episodes so far this season have been underwhelming. Still good, but not the same. @@21Swayzee
@@21Swayzee Don't forget golfing in Compton!
@@anklepick9524 yeah, loved that one!
9:04 is not enough. This needs to be a 30 min Netflix show with a full budget.
they would ruin it, sadly.
This is by far the best golf series on TH-cam, nice one!
8:08 I think he says “to engrave” which sounds more poetic and relates to his point about the course being a work of art
Please continue this series. It is wildly underappreciated!
I have declared this series the best thing on TH-cam.
I love the golf cart screeching to a stop at the 2:30ish mark lol
I hope you never stop making this show Erik, one of my favs!
This reminds me of the Egypt course on golf with friends
New Giza has now been added to the bucket list
Best series on youtube
All of these videos hit different
Erik you never disappoint with these vids I look forward to them every week
We love golfing in Cairo, great courses!
Mental note: add New Giza to the bucket list.
What an experience. Thank you for sharing.
Fantastic videos. Do the world a favour by making more adventures in golf.
I'm quite a simple man. I see new EAL content I click it.
Best thing about Tuesday is a fresh episode of AIG!!
One that is a beautiful course
New Giza is absolutely remarkable.
These videos need to be closer to 30 minutes instead of 10.
That new course reminded of Oak Quarry in Riverside.. it is a awesome course with a wicked par 3 that drops into the quarry..
Another Great video . Love the channel
that new course looked sickkkkk
New Giza, visually stunning... irrigation nightmare. Another interesting episode EAL
Wow, that quarry-to-course is awesome.
The newgiza golf course looked amazing. Great video as always scratch.
Very nice!, Thank you Eric. A few years back we stayed in El Gouna and played the course there.
Really cool, super interesting Erik
Playing in a quarry that was used by the ancient Egyptians to construct the pyramids is quiet amazing
The guy sings through the ball like a pro
swings
Nice. Any accesable courses near Alexandria?
Awesome video Erik as usual
Amazing, Egypt looks absolutely beautiful. What a setting for golf!
"Hi I'm Erik"
Me - INSTANTLY SMASHES LIKE BUTTON
Not often do I subscribe to you tube videos as most videos are made for their own financial gains. Coming across Skratch I just had to Subscribe. Excellent work.
Nominative determinism continues to amaze me. Tim Lobb, course designer? Come on.
Such a perfect prank.
You should play the many other courses in Egypt
Great stuff! as always. Curious how you felt the city has recovered from the arab spring?
Lol the cemetary segment
Let's play Oak Quarry in Riverside. Coolest design ever
I played that course in feb 2018.. it immediately came to mind when i saw that course.. go play it.. it is awesome..
oak quarry is awesome. best value in southern california for sure. too bad i play like crap everytime there.
Links at Summerly gets no love either. When its brown and dead it is the most fun layout, if its green it's very tough and annoying
What putter does he use looks dope af
Ay! How’d you get drone footage?!??
THE GOAT EAL
I wonder what the water bills are for golf courses in Egypt...
That is awesome
I actually play in the Gezira Club
Not bad considering the lack of planning, budget, or golf course.
Which football? With the o’s or the u??
As the yanks say soccer
Great video
VC Golf how's Victoria Lakes looking? That's a TOUGH public track.
The “public” vs “private” is not understood outside anglo saxon world in the same way. Public and private regards ownership, being “public” understood as state-owned, and “private” owned by private entities/individuals. For example in my country (Portugal) no course is closed to the public.
When you're so early there's no funny comments
Sad story!
Time to get creative!
When I visited the Valley of the Kings I'm sure that one of the Tombs had a drawing of a Pharao playing golf........just saying
EAL COME TP BLACKBERRY FARMS!
Hi I'm Erik and i'm a total bell chugger
New Giza is the best course in Egypt, and up until this summer (shoutout Laguna Lang Co in Vietnam) was my favorite course I'd ever played. Unfortunately, Gezira is probably the worst course in the country and you should have skipped that one entirely.
Ahhhhhhh, you lucky duck. I’ve been wanting to golf that course for years now...and it’s closed so you had to golf another course. Shite
There's no public golf courses in Cairo. People who aren't members can purchase a ticket and play. So it's public?!?! Erik's tone of voice was priceless. You can tell he wanted to school her so bad and explain the concept further, but he held back.
Yeah those pyramids are nowhere near the golf course
its a public, non public course, open to golfers, of the public...
EAL makes me pregnant
Goes to Middle East. Makes video 9:11 seconds long
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