How To Play A Difficult Hole (East 2 at KLGCC) 

Lol, everytime I want to go back in time to watch your old intro. I do love it better.

Great informative video shafting our Gen

Sometimes as a 11 hcp we look at this hole and think we should be getting par as it’s a straight away hole, but when we look at it as Genevieve does we would be happy walking away with 5. Golf IS HARD and the more help we get in realising our strengths and weakness is great. I’m never going to have a game like hers and realising that 20yds wide is ok for my ability is ok. Don’t beat yourself up about it, but listening to her vids has made me so much better because instead of letting it rip now I might hit a 5 wood and make par. Thank you

I seem to learn something every time I watch one of your videos

Good video. Especially for Winter practicing.

Another lovely video from Gen. Loved it. Since viewing your videos, my approach on different hole has been a lot better. Thank you for a wonderful time with you!

Hey kid... We have the same birthdays.. I love your swing.. Best of luck and min jee Lydia and you are my favorite players 😁

Gen, I genuinely appreciate the simple positivity. Thank you. 🌞 💪

Getting up and down there with an 8 foot putt is what makes you a pro

Great insight!

Best night of the week! Golf with Gen night 🌟🔥.. yea I’m 13 hours behind ya 😏😂great content as always..

I would tee up on the right and aim straight at that really big bunker face down the left and then miss it with my normal shot shape. Put 10 yards of left to right on it. Should work well as long as I don't pull it.......

Love the walk along, talk along vlogs the best. Cheers, Gen.

I've learned so much about golf from you- most importantly, how to manage expectations, manage the course, and keep smiling! I wonder, if that's the hardest hole on that course and you still think about a birdie when you tee off, I wonder if there are any holes that, right form the start, you play for par. In other words, does the threat of trouble outweigh the desire to go low to the extent that you play the hole for par?

higher handicapper - I'm defensive on a few holes. Avoid a disaster ... and then pick up shots when I can. On another note, I'm super-regretful that I've been to KL but never played golf there, and this course looks epic!

I really liked your analysis of the hole Gen! It does look like a tough one for sure. I mean personally the distance wouldn't be too bad (i think it was 400m from the black?!), i'd probably hit anything between a 9 or a 7 in. But the tee shot is pretty tough to place by the looks of it and the green is well defended. Any left or back left pin seems tough, especially if you haven't got an angle from the right! Great challenging hole!

Love the channel

Not easy to book and play at KLGCC. Only members and member guest only. But it's a good experience to play at this club

Great video. You confirmed that i am thinking correctly which is very helpful to know. Have you gained distance? It appears that you might have been spending serious gym time and i wonder how effective this might be.

Unfortunately haven't played here, 398m plays driver and wedge for me, and target from the tee looks reasonably wide in my landing area, so probably wouldn't be my hardest hole. I'm more likely to mess up holes where your forced to use a shorter club and play for position. Great content as always gen

Hey Gen... after watching this video I don't think I ever want to play this hole... hahaha... I will just caddy for you instead. ☠✌😎

Yes, I have a hole that often leaves me a ball above my feet approach. Over compensating for the spin axis draw, I often block it and miss the green. A shorter tee club might be more prudent to give a flatter but longer approach in......... Bogey either way.

***LONG POST ALERT!*** Three toughest par 5's I've played, all on Long Island NY: (1) 500+ with a fence all along the left side the whole way, and a highway beyond (Bay Shore). (2) 500+ with a fence along the RIGHT side the whole way, and private property beyond... (Middle Island CC). Both (1) and (2) could be very expensive. Lots of times I'd score 5 physical shots, but incur penalties/lost balls to ruin the score! (3) 500+ bottle shaped hole, also at Middle Island CC. We teed off at the 'bottom' of the bottle (wide) and the green was like a bottle cap atop a long neck (narrow). If you hit your tee shot wide right or left, but before the bottle neck, you were in bounds, but had no clear shot to the green. Thus, even though you were in the fairway you had to waste shot getting to the center. We called it the 'Bo Derek Hole', because if you weren't careful, you could score a perfect 10! 😮😯😦😵

Comment 3, silver medal 🥈 👍

Good video

Are your tournaments over for the year?

I, too, tend to hit my shots with a cut to the right, the biggest difference, is that even if I got that 2nd to the green within 8', I could still be counted on to 2-3 putt for bogey or double.. LOL! I work on my putting, but as I get older (now 54), my eyesight, even with glasses, is starting to let me down on the greens... Thanks for the great vlogs Gen, hope to see you playing on Golf Channels coverage of the LET this or next year!!

Trying leaving it short right of the green next time for an easier uphill chip

Gen, try keeping the right knee angle at setup the same through backswing. You straighten the right knee on the backswing, leads to a 2 way miss inconsistent strike and loss of power. Look at the top 20 on LPGA ALL of them keep the angle. Just my 2 cents, if you don't change it, you're still cute. Cheers best!

Howzit Gene.....just to let you know, you and Lydia Ko are my all time favorite female golfers and I wish you the best of luck in whatever you do. This came across my feed and I saw your name on the leaderboard which made me happy. Just in case you haven't seen it ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XdihDG2EcmM.html. Aloha from Maui 🤘😎🤙

They are all hard for me . But I can still enjoy the game

I think I noticed the dew drop on the fairway. Sometimes, under those conditions, I used other folks' lines on the green to help line up my own putts!

Monteiro & Heng