I used to live down the street from here. Played a ton back in those days. Love the channel and the fact how good of a golfer you are swinging your swing. You could hustle so many people outta their shekels.
Very interesting to see your short game in isolation Adam. You're definitely tidy inside 100! Big fan of the channel mate, keep up the good work you do on and off the course! 👏
I'm off of 14 at the minute, my short game really improved this summer after putting in the work and having a short game lesson. I would hope that in 18 holes under 100 I would shoot in the +3 to +8 range on most days. Think I would have to have a really good day with the flat stick to be anywhere near the E to under scores. Love the relatable content, keep it coming Adam
I'm the same way Michael. My handicap is currently 11 and I'd like to say my score would be anywhere between +4 and +7. It would really depend on the putter and close range chipping if I miss a green.
Adam, your videos never fail to entertain, educate and generally leave me in a better mood. Today's my birthday and I'd love to spend it somewhere nice, knocking it around with you. Keep up the great work!
Hey love the video and have to say I really like how you break down the game and speak about ways we can improve and enjoy the game. It's something I've been doing more of recently. My wedge game has improved and it's brought me down from 8/9 to 6/7 handicap. Keep up the awesome work
Two videos in two days?! Is it Christmas already? I liked the reverse angle a lot. Always wonder what some of my shots look like from the green or how close they really get to going in at times.
I'm a 13 handicap. I started playing last June at the age of 15. I work at a pitch and putt that you have to try out if you're ever in Oklahoma city check out pebble creek. Best time is Thursday afternoons or Saturday/Sunday afternoon. My best score through 9 holes is 2 under I'd like to see how you do
this is the content I am here for! I am currently sitting around a 12 and it's definitely my chipping and pitch shots around the green that make up the majority of my lost strokes. I could watch P&P content all day long - not too many shots more satisfying in golf than chipping it close and saving par.
I'm an 11 but currently playing like I'm a 25. I've come this close to quitting golf, then suddenly I have a great hole and I'm like "this game is easy".
What would i score in 18 holes under 100? Well, i had the pleasure of finding that out at Stanley Park this year; carded a 69. Wouldn't trade it for anything. Thanks for sharing a must-stop spot, was easily a highlight of that trip!
Great stuff Adam. I’m a 7-8 handicap that started 5 years ago. Went from 36 putts per round down to 30. Had a round a few weeks ago where I had 24 putts with 12 1-putts. Inside my sand wedge of 115 I’d probably be over par. Need to work on this part of my game. I’m fine around the greens but between 55-90 yards is not great.
22.3 Handicap. I can play down around 18 if I'm driving on point, or upwards of 30 if I'm spraying with the driver. Fairway woods are my best clubs, but I still have the occasional bad top. Inside 195y - 120y is a horrible area for me. I can't hit my long irons. I clean up nicely from 120y-35y where I can dial my number really well. I'm also a better putter than most I play with. But chipping and pitching inside 35 is a real disaster zone where I cost myself a lot of strokes. A lot. I really need to start laying up from inside 200. PW for 120, followed by a nice lob from 45 feels like something I can count on. Much better than shaking a 5 iron, and then thinning my pitch over the green, just to chunk the next one short and have to clean up with a solid 2-putt.
The golf app I use says I"m a 12.5 but my game keeps improving after three years of play and practice. I play a decent amount of executive golf and have been getting a lot of single digit rounds on the local par 64 course (yardages from 80 to 150 on the par 3s up 230 yards on the two par 4s). If there was an 18 hole,100 yard or less course and I only had to use wedges, I think I could shoot 3-5 over since I practice those shots a lot at the range and work on my putting a lot.
Very tidy short game as usual Adam and thanks for the reminder that I should play my local muni 9 hole short course a LOT more, especially as it has grass tee boxes, which I think does make it a bit less forgiving than mats (and translates better to 'real' golf). At 922 yards, it's quite long for a pitch and putt and I've never really kept score - only played it as an early morning solo, playing 2-3 balls for practice. UPDATE: thanks for the inspiration Adam. Played 9 holes on Thursday in +5. 18 holes on Saturday (9 holes playing 2 balls) in +4 and 18 on Sunday in +1. Time to see if I can take the improved short game to the big course now 🤞
Good stuff! I don't have an official cap, but my average score is 81.5 currently. I only have a six hole pitch and putt by me. I can usually get around there in 18-20 strokes. I shot one under there one time only.
I'm currently a 12 and i would say around +5 on an average day maybe 2 or 3 over on a good day. This summer I really worked on my wedges and distance control.
If you're ever in Portland, OR there is a great pitch and putt course called Edgefield you have to check out. Has a 20 hole and a 9 hole course. It's fairly challenging (lots of elevation) and the Edgefield property has a couple restaurants and bars scattered around. Super fun course!
3 handicap with strong wedge game. Prob not quite as good putter as you, but I’d expect to hit 14+ greens and shoot under par almost every time on 18 holes with every hole 100 yards and below. -2 or 3 on average with really good days at -6 and poor days no more and 1 or 2 over
I don’t have a handicap yet but I want to be able to hit even par or less on all the local courses by February. Why February you ask, it will make it a whole year since I started golfing.
I have always maintained that I can shoot the same score from the tips or the ladies tees. The short game is so much more important than a lot of people know.
Thanks, Jared! I still haven't played Murdo Frazer, but aside from that I think I've hit 'em all. It's hard to pick one. I grew up playing Queen E and I still like its layout the best. Unfortunately they've really let it go in recent years and I don't visit much anymore. I'd say it's a tossup between Stanley Park & Ambleside for the most scenic. I enjoy Central Park and Kensington quite a bit, too. I think the most challenging goes to Rupert.
@@NotAScratchGolfer I've really only done Queen E and meridian out in white rock so I'll make sure I check out the other ones! Queen E is definitely losing it though. Went the other day and it was in horrible condition
Playing off .2 and would expect to shoot -3 to -4 especially off mats. Greens looked a little questionable here though so who knows. Solid round from you💪🏼
Not sure if anyone else has this issue, but on a “regular” length course, I feel really decent with my wedges (140 yds and in) and strike the ball best with those compared to anything else in my bag. When I play the par 3 course here, I fall apart and start blading or fatting every shot. Maybe I just have “tee shot” nerves?
I love golf to bits but I can never manage to keep my head straight over a whole 18 hole course. Once I get frustrated I really struggle to bring the consistency back. Is that something you get better at over time and experience? Or do you have specific methods that you use?
I’m an 11 cap. Most of the time I’m confident in the 70-120 range as I have a wedge for most distances in there but the shorter chips is my main weakness. Not getting up and down around the greens often enough.
13.9 HCI here. I’d prolly shoot E to +2 on a pitch and putt course like this. I love my short game but a lack of focus has me 3 putt more often than I want to admit.
@@NotAScratchGolfer - In Dallas (Richardson) a place called The Golf Ranch. Had to google 'executive course' I wasn't familiar with the term. Thanks for that. Looks like there is! But it appears the executive courses with semi decent ratings in reasonable driving distance are all 9 holes only too, arg. Oh well!
I'm a 15hc, I'd probably shoot 5-10 over on a pitch and putt. Putting and scrambling is one of the stronger parts of my game. I drive the ball 250 and am about 30% fairways hit, I'm very inconsistent with long irons.
Inside 100 is always the most important, and I really think a lot of people fail to appreciate. Love the videos and honest analysis of every shot! Love the vids!
Our courses are typically open year-round. We get snow a few days per season which obviously shuts the courses down. And sometimes courses remain closed for the day if the frost doesn't lift. I'd say most courses here stay open 330+ days per year, if not more.
My best score is 28 on a 9 hole pitch and putt . 2 of the holes are 160 and one is 125 so not all inside 100. 3 putted the last hole too. Was devastated
Just telling my wife how sad it is that the little town we live in has one Muni. They shut it down for 2 years to do an $18M renovation. New prices are more than the local Semi Private courses. What we needed was a family friendly course
Man, that sucks. I think I took our pitch and putts for granted growing up in Vancouver. Only now do I see that they're pretty rare elsewhere. Whereabouts are ya?
@@NotAScratchGolfer I would say as of now my tee shots are losing me strokes, I just feel my distance control would be the issue on this course because I only have a gap and a lob wedge, and dialling in distances would be a bit inconsistent.
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Donated! Great video as always Adam
My man! Thank you so much. This cause is near and dear to me - I wouldn't be here if organizations like these weren't funded.
Just so you know, my jacket size is 44 long and… my right arm is a bit longer than my left
Ok shooter mcgavin
Donated! Currently at a 17.6 wish I had your game within 100 yards. Putting is solid but chipping is awful (but getting better).
I used to live down the street from here. Played a ton back in those days. Love the channel and the fact how good of a golfer you are swinging your swing. You could hustle so many people outta their shekels.
Haha thanks man. Indeed, the sheklim would come my way if I showed up saying I was a 15, which I could probably get away with with my swing :p
Very interesting to see your short game in isolation Adam. You're definitely tidy inside 100! Big fan of the channel mate, keep up the good work you do on and off the course! 👏
I'm off of 14 at the minute, my short game really improved this summer after putting in the work and having a short game lesson. I would hope that in 18 holes under 100 I would shoot in the +3 to +8 range on most days. Think I would have to have a really good day with the flat stick to be anywhere near the E to under scores.
Love the relatable content, keep it coming Adam
I'm the same way Michael. My handicap is currently 11 and I'd like to say my score would be anywhere between +4 and +7. It would really depend on the putter and close range chipping if I miss a green.
Adam, you're a damn good putter.
Thanks for mentioning me in the video.
I donated! What a great cause and of course, another great video man.
Adam, your videos never fail to entertain, educate and generally leave me in a better mood. Today's my birthday and I'd love to spend it somewhere nice, knocking it around with you. Keep up the great work!
happy belated birthday Eric!
Not sure it’s the reason you are but we’ll go with it.
I love these! I played there today! Shot 3 over lol
Haven’t played Stanley in ages but regularly play QE and Rupert Park, and occasionally the Burnaby ones
Usually shoot between 58 and 62
weirdly enough I am like a 30+ handicap on your average course but at the stan park p+p i have shot +6 and +8 on my past two rounds
Hey love the video and have to say I really like how you break down the game and speak about ways we can improve and enjoy the game. It's something I've been doing more of recently. My wedge game has improved and it's brought me down from 8/9 to 6/7 handicap. Keep up the awesome work
WOWEEEEE hole in one !!!!! Way to go
Two videos in two days?! Is it Christmas already? I liked the reverse angle a lot. Always wonder what some of my shots look like from the green or how close they really get to going in at times.
I feel like the only reason I'm scratch is because my dad constantly made me practice inside 125 as well as short game.
14.6 index, tbh never played p and p, agree gotta be tidy in 100, but I find I need to get off the tee too to score.
I'm a 13 handicap. I started playing last June at the age of 15. I work at a pitch and putt that you have to try out if you're ever in Oklahoma city check out pebble creek. Best time is Thursday afternoons or Saturday/Sunday afternoon. My best score through 9 holes is 2 under I'd like to see how you do
this is the content I am here for!
I am currently sitting around a 12 and it's definitely my chipping and pitch shots around the green that make up the majority of my lost strokes. I could watch P&P content all day long - not too many shots more satisfying in golf than chipping it close and saving par.
I'd probably be around 7 over on this course!
All positivity here bud yur doin what most don’t have the 🏀🥎⚽️s to do!! Keep up the awesome work⛳️
Love this
I'm an 11 but currently playing like I'm a 25. I've come this close to quitting golf, then suddenly I have a great hole and I'm like "this game is easy".
What would i score in 18 holes under 100? Well, i had the pleasure of finding that out at Stanley Park this year; carded a 69. Wouldn't trade it for anything. Thanks for sharing a must-stop spot, was easily a highlight of that trip!
Glad you stopped in. Love Stanley Park!
Great stuff Adam. I’m a 7-8 handicap that started 5 years ago. Went from 36 putts per round down to 30. Had a round a few weeks ago where I had 24 putts with 12 1-putts. Inside my sand wedge of 115 I’d probably be over par. Need to work on this part of my game. I’m fine around the greens but between 55-90 yards is not great.
I play off 1.2 and I'd be pretty happy with -2 I reckon! Never played a pitch and putt though
22.3 Handicap. I can play down around 18 if I'm driving on point, or upwards of 30 if I'm spraying with the driver. Fairway woods are my best clubs, but I still have the occasional bad top.
Inside 195y - 120y is a horrible area for me. I can't hit my long irons. I clean up nicely from 120y-35y where I can dial my number really well. I'm also a better putter than most I play with. But chipping and pitching inside 35 is a real disaster zone where I cost myself a lot of strokes. A lot.
I really need to start laying up from inside 200. PW for 120, followed by a nice lob from 45 feels like something I can count on. Much better than shaking a 5 iron, and then thinning my pitch over the green, just to chunk the next one short and have to clean up with a solid 2-putt.
The golf app I use says I"m a 12.5 but my game keeps improving after three years of play and practice. I play a decent amount of executive golf and have been getting a lot of single digit rounds on the local par 64 course (yardages from 80 to 150 on the par 3s up 230 yards on the two par 4s). If there was an 18 hole,100 yard or less course and I only had to use wedges, I think I could shoot 3-5 over since I practice those shots a lot at the range and work on my putting a lot.
Very tidy short game as usual Adam and thanks for the reminder that I should play my local muni 9 hole short course a LOT more, especially as it has grass tee boxes, which I think does make it a bit less forgiving than mats (and translates better to 'real' golf). At 922 yards, it's quite long for a pitch and putt and I've never really kept score - only played it as an early morning solo, playing 2-3 balls for practice.
UPDATE: thanks for the inspiration Adam. Played 9 holes on Thursday in +5. 18 holes on Saturday (9 holes playing 2 balls) in +4 and 18 on Sunday in +1. Time to see if I can take the improved short game to the big course now 🤞
Good stuff! I don't have an official cap, but my average score is 81.5 currently. I only have a six hole pitch and putt by me. I can usually get around there in 18-20 strokes. I shot one under there one time only.
I'm currently a 12 and i would say around +5 on an average day maybe 2 or 3 over on a good day. This summer I really worked on my wedges and distance control.
If you're ever in Portland, OR there is a great pitch and putt course called Edgefield you have to check out. Has a 20 hole and a 9 hole course. It's fairly challenging (lots of elevation) and the Edgefield property has a couple restaurants and bars scattered around. Super fun course!
3 handicap with strong wedge game. Prob not quite as good putter as you, but I’d expect to hit 14+ greens and shoot under par almost every time on 18 holes with every hole 100 yards and below. -2 or 3 on average with really good days at -6 and poor days no more and 1 or 2 over
I’m a 25-30 hcp, i can say all of those stokes are inside 150yards. I’d shoot 25-30 over on a pitch and putt, maybe even more.
If only I could hit a driver, then I’d have more approach shots inside 100… unfortunately most are closer to 150.
I don’t have a handicap yet but I want to be able to hit even par or less on all the local courses by February. Why February you ask, it will make it a whole year since I started golfing.
If this is anything like the scrambles I play in, on a par 54 pitch n putt, someone would seriously turn in a 29 or something.
8hdcp, I would be setting my sights on -3, depending on green conditions. Wedges are easily the strongest part of my game.
You are spot on with the under 100, if you can score inside 100 you can post sub 80 scores most days, par 3 courses are good fun and practice, cheers
I'm awful within 100 yards! I would much rather be 150 out on approach!
I have always maintained that I can shoot the same score from the tips or the ladies tees. The short game is so much more important than a lot of people know.
Im a 7.2 handicap and I average around 45 strokes inside of 100
I'm a 13 handicap currently. And I think I would be +9
I’m an 8 handicap and I would hope to shoot around level par most of the time
8.4, and probably around 4-6 over. Most of my strokes gained are off the tee usually having pitch and putt yards for my approach shots.
Nice playing keep up the good work
Thanks, Caden!
I'm slightly better than scratch and love my wedges. The putter would be the biggest variable for me. I'd expect to hit at least 14-16 greens
love the content! what's your favorite pitch and putt course in the lower mainland?
Thanks, Jared! I still haven't played Murdo Frazer, but aside from that I think I've hit 'em all. It's hard to pick one. I grew up playing Queen E and I still like its layout the best. Unfortunately they've really let it go in recent years and I don't visit much anymore. I'd say it's a tossup between Stanley Park & Ambleside for the most scenic. I enjoy Central Park and Kensington quite a bit, too. I think the most challenging goes to Rupert.
@@NotAScratchGolfer I've really only done Queen E and meridian out in white rock so I'll make sure I check out the other ones! Queen E is definitely losing it though. Went the other day and it was in horrible condition
Full agreement on queen e conditions. A shame really because the layout is good. Been liking central park lately.
Playing off .2 and would expect to shoot -3 to -4 especially off mats. Greens looked a little questionable here though so who knows. Solid round from you💪🏼
Super impressed with the lag putts sir.
Not sure if anyone else has this issue, but on a “regular” length course, I feel really decent with my wedges (140 yds and in) and strike the ball best with those compared to anything else in my bag. When I play the par 3 course here, I fall apart and start blading or fatting every shot. Maybe I just have “tee shot” nerves?
I love golf to bits but I can never manage to keep my head straight over a whole 18 hole course. Once I get frustrated I really struggle to bring the consistency back. Is that something you get better at over time and experience? Or do you have specific methods that you use?
I would HOPE I would be 2-3 under from those distances. Am a 5.6 handicap and like you, have a solid short game
I’m an 11 cap. Most of the time I’m confident in the 70-120 range as I have a wedge for most distances in there but the shorter chips is my main weakness. Not getting up and down around the greens often enough.
13.9 HCI here. I’d prolly shoot E to +2 on a pitch and putt course like this. I love my short game but a lack of focus has me 3 putt more often than I want to admit.
hard to suggest what I'd score in a P%P tourney so the quality of the greens can be awful, and really impact your score.
What a great pitch-n-putt course. I have one near me but it's nowhere near as pretty and only 9 holes :(
Whereabouts is that? Any exec courses in your area?
@@NotAScratchGolfer - In Dallas (Richardson) a place called The Golf Ranch. Had to google 'executive course' I wasn't familiar with the term. Thanks for that. Looks like there is! But it appears the executive courses with semi decent ratings in reasonable driving distance are all 9 holes only too, arg. Oh well!
Nice ❤
Danke!
Literally broke double digits end of this year due to focus on short game. As always, your green reading and putting is outstanding
love the shirt Adam!
How did your team do?
I'm a 15hc, I'd probably shoot 5-10 over on a pitch and putt. Putting and scrambling is one of the stronger parts of my game. I drive the ball 250 and am about 30% fairways hit, I'm very inconsistent with long irons.
Good stuff! If you pitch and putt well, I'd guess you might go better than 5-10 over here, but what do I know? Keep grindin'!
Inside 100 is always the most important, and I really think a lot of people fail to appreciate. Love the videos and honest analysis of every shot! Love the vids!
Are courses open year round almost in Bc? im in alberta and courses are closing this weekend. Still thankful they were open this long at least!
Our courses are typically open year-round. We get snow a few days per season which obviously shuts the courses down. And sometimes courses remain closed for the day if the frost doesn't lift. I'd say most courses here stay open 330+ days per year, if not more.
My best score is 28 on a 9 hole pitch and putt . 2 of the holes are 160 and one is 125 so not all inside 100. 3 putted the last hole too. Was devastated
Damn good shooting, soldier!
Just telling my wife how sad it is that the little town we live in has one Muni. They shut it down for 2 years to do an $18M renovation. New prices are more than the local Semi Private courses. What we needed was a family friendly course
Man, that sucks. I think I took our pitch and putts for granted growing up in Vancouver. Only now do I see that they're pretty rare elsewhere. Whereabouts are ya?
@@NotAScratchGolfer Edmond Oklahoma
I am a 14 handicap and inside 100 is probably my weakest part of my game. I would probably hit 8 gir and shoot +15
Do what Adam did. Just play pitch-n-putt courses for a while
@@ikigai47 This is the way
Handicap right now is at a 9, and I would probably shoot around 4-7 over
Good stuff. Do you typically lose your strokes inside 100?
@@NotAScratchGolfer I would say as of now my tee shots are losing me strokes, I just feel my distance control would be the issue on this course because I only have a gap and a lob wedge, and dialling in distances would be a bit inconsistent.