Erik Anders Lang WITB / Kingdom Fitting 

TaylorMade Golf so Erik how’s about an old club giveaway!! 2017 m1 did me well, but it might be time to update

TaylorMade Golf I see a new Gapr! I really need a club between my 4 iron and 3 wood. But need something that keeps it low. Where Can i try this club!! I cant find anywhere to test it, in Kansas City

TaylorMade Golf taylormade clubs are booty

I still remember going to the Kingdom and I was Perry Dickey first ever fitting. It was his first week at the Kingdom and a tour pro showed up so they had Perry do my fitting. Billy Hurley was next to me hitting balls and was in the navy doing his military commitment before he turned pro.

Hopefully he kept the Miu.a

Shoulda said the opposite, you must be an amazing putter. Too offset the terrible swing.

He couldn’t talk for a bit before he got that sentence out😂

"the sandwich"

Well said

I don't get it either. The boy has talent

I agree, sctarch my head wondering and still can't figure it out

Agree. He is great and delivers content in a different way to anyone else, which is cool. All channels start slow though. It will start growing exponentially. Love it EAL!

This channel is new still. Less than a year old. It growing fast

golf is just in a bad spectator era.

so glad I'm not the only one that noticed this! too funny

And by doing that, the Nike box stood out more lol. Who knows, maybe Nike paid him to do that. A little ambush marketing goes a long way.

muppet watcher haha so is puma then

@muppet watcher They were always brothers!

@muppet watcher they didn't design, but they did produce them.

"LOVED my life until student loans forced me to leave the business." I'll bet that you loved borrowing money to stay in college while taking basket-weaving classes, too.

I wish i could speak with their physicists

Fun for tweakers that's for sure. See you in Ireland my guy

@@RandomGolfClubFilms When are you coming to Ireland Erik, whats the plan?

...and see this is the entire idea that really bothers me about "fitting", how is it supposed to make that big of a deal that people who have never been fitted much less have never bought a whole set of fitted clubs, would want to go that route because they will enjoy the game so much more than when they play with their "non-fitted" clubs? Here's the thing. If as a complete noob I play golf for even a year, say. Am I really going to enjoy it a lot more if I pay $10k for either lessons or fitted gear? I know for sure that if I had to sink $10k into golf when I first started, just to enjoy it, I wouldn't have been playing for long. The point is that I enjoyed playing golf even though I sucked, badly, for a long time, and i was playing with a $250 set of "custom" irons (PM-II heads on standard-flex steel shafts at $25 each), a generic putter and a $50 driver that i got at a golf trade show.. Since then I've bought one used set of "real clubs" (Titelist) and at least 4 3-woods and 4 drivers each. Over 25 years of playing golf and enjoying it immensely. Maybe 2 or 3 times over that 25 years I really felt that I had to get new gear to enjoy the game because i was frustrated and making no headway in terms of self-improvement, and almost every time that I get that feeling it's that I have to get a better driver or 3-wood. Recently it was a 60 deg wedge and it took me 2 tries to get a wedge that I liked (love, actually). The other 99.999% of the time I knew that I had to improve my swing, my ball-striking and my shot-selection. I just don't see the benefit of getting fitted if it inherently means buying new gear. Then it's not about the fitting, it's about the gear. And I'm not going down that rabbit-hole. It sounds to me like it's an opportunity for the gear mfgs to get players into their "fitting rooms" and give them some advice on both their game and their gear and of course be there to sell them some new gear when they want it. And so how much are they spending to shave a few strokes per round? Are they shaving *any* strokes per round?

So cool

what skinning guy

And a putter... Lol

Nearly did the same thing. But in North Melbourne!