Is This Golf Course Better Than Augusta? 

Hey GG, got an idea to raise the stakes on this kind of a challenge. You can give me credit by inviting me to play next time you're near NJ, have an amateur × GG challenge. Hey, that 2 ideas. Back to the original idea: have the 2 man group play separately and take the best or worst score. Imagine Bubbie not knowing how Steve shot on the hole, and now he's gotta think about making a better score without knowing if a par is better or if Steve already made par so his OB shot is not a problem. Then you tee flip to see who's score you take, all totally blind. It's got potential to wreck a team or save a team.

anyone else having problems getting verified on Underdog Fantasy?? kinda feels like a joke.. been 3 hours since i contacted customer support

Garret Sand

Did Matt get cleared to play by a Dr?? Or was this filmed prior? Because the distal tendon tear on his wrist normally means a splint for 4-6 weeks, and if left unhealed could lead to permanent damage, loss of movement, and arthritis. Only asking cuz I care

almost had to do a cease and desist and not even watch this video based on the ridiculous title 🤣

Lame just buy it if you want it

If THIS comment gets 5000 likes Good Good has to send ME a putter.

@@somerandom1757disliking yours

Get this man a putter!! @goodgood

If this comment gets 5 likes Good Good has to collab with us

Matt, the "Silken Hammer"!

It's definitely not beautiful even when he hits a great drive. Matt's swing is strange, it can hit some good shots but you also have those that start way offline blocked way right, topped, shanked because Matt arms turn to jello (it's the best way to describe it) mainly irons but sometimes drives. I have no clue how matt is able to do this, it's like his arms become wavy, you really see with chipping or shorter shots.

@@chosen1one930 its very good actually at least on the drive at 16:57, actually maintaining a good structure with the left arm, starting with an explosive turn and letting the club do the work for you with your hands falling into place from the rotation. your swing is not supposed to be rigid, jello is the way

@@chosen1one930 agreed...people who actually know golf and don't get caught up in matt's garbage antics, it's whippy and floppy...zero control on ball height, can't work it left to right...he's very overrated

​@pivotmaster9556 no way jello? Wtf is your handicap. His swing does look terrible especially on short shots and chips. Not supposed to be jello like. He occasionally hits decent shots but is definitely unconventional and just looks like he's always on a terrible swing path. Those that know golf know

Loved this bit so much haha

Time stamps??

like 14:00

Were you the young lady playing with Steve, Bubbie, and Garrett?

@@Grieva-SeeD- Ughhh

​@@Grieva-SeeD-no, she was the other redhead they played with... 🤣

@@onestalker5150 With that username? Wouldn't hold your breath for a call lol

@@johndonair😂😂

brad didnt do anything...all his tips are just general knowledge...YOU did it...your hard work, give yourself the credit b/c that's awesome! you not only broke 80, you crushed it!! congrats!!

⁠@@sfodge7 why not let him give the compliment? Breaking 80 is awesome. If Brad gave him a few helpful tips and some confidence, why is that an issue? Comes across as condescending.

@@sfodge7You’re halfway correct. If OP didn’t know the information before, then Brad helped him. There’s not one thing you’ve ever done in your life on your own, it would serve you well to remember that.

way to shoot!

Are not you allowed to disturb the sand using your feet as the ball is rolling back so that it doesn't sit down in your footprint? I'm guessing not haha.

No one cares!!!

@yote4178 Yeah? Well, you know, that's just like uh, your opinion, man. - The Dude

I thought they just had it set up as a hole feature on that course.

@@DanBai123 As in, the course has them on the tee boxes? That would be sweet. I never got to use one when I played competitively. I feel like it would help you hone in your distances and fix soo many things.

​@jaronhaan1 yeah, exactly. I thought it was a feature the course offered. It's a nice course. I'm only on hole 11 in the video so I'm not sure if there's more than one where they do that, but I could definitely see it being a course feature for a hole or two at a nice course

Agreed!

They def need to do Arcadia… I was just there last month. It’s a whole different world…

Yes!

@@calebmundyes. Sitting on 18th green at sunset. Whiskey, cigar and listen to the bagpipes being played just hits different.

I second this. We have some awesome courses here.

The pouting by Garrett and Brad is starting to become unwatchable. You hit the green, stop whining it's a 15-foot putt instead of a 3-footer.

Was wondering the same thing, shee seems very polite and cute :)

Reese winn

@@denmlastankovic Probably a member (child of member) there at the club and invited them to play.

​@@EastmaniacI mean of course, she just looked to young to be dating anyone it seemed.

yes you probably are....it's fake AF...definitely a wannabe...do research on how he is off camera and prior to this..

Nah, you're not the only one, I love it too. I'm glad he does it.

Yes you are. It's lame. Wouldn't expect less from Matt the troll

@@sfodge7 Tell me, straight up. How is he off camera and prior to this?

Matt a Jesus lover😂

Zip it up when you’re done

​@@cameronlawson2137 Imagine being this much of a weirdo. Me complimenting somebody conjures images of sexual arousal for you. Couldn't be me.

@@cameronlawson2137 Imagine being this much of a weirdo. Me complementing another man conjures images of sexual arousal in your mind. Couldn't be me.

Isn't that exactly what we all do?

​@@ericchoi7873 Not most of us. We find the swing that works, fix it whenever we stray from it and just practice. The mental game in golf is so important, a lot of people have it but for some reason you have golfers like Garrett that get inside their own head without even knowing it. Garrett is always changing things in his swing, not working on keeping a set swing or fixing something that goes astray, just randomly changing things when he's usually playing at least ok to good

@@ericchoi7873 Swaying away from what you know you practiced and deciding to change it on the course or even the range an hour before your tee time is one of the worst things you can do as a golfer. The range is meant to get your body warm and understand your ball flights for that day, not much besides that.

​@@austnptrGarrett will just try changing things on the course, if you're playing bad sure, but not playing well. This really seems like it will be a weekly thing but the interesting thing is, Garrett's swing really hasn't changed that much, he just has so much going through his head that it affects other parts of his game.

It really doesn't make much sense. Just because Steve and bubbie play together they don't get a handicap?

@@chosen1one930 playing a scramble gives them quite an advantage so they decided combining them makes them the best "player"

​@@JonnyPlaysGolfproved out in the first round too. At everyone's current pace they'd win by a wide margin. Brad, Garrett, and Matt can go lower though.

That'd be sick! I'd love to watch them out in God's Country!

@@kseutt yes sir there’s nothing like it! Of course I would have to show them around and how to catch sone big halibut! Fish on!

The term albatross in golf has been around since about 1929, but double eagle antedates that. When Gene Sarazen made a two on a par five at Augusta in 1935 the newspapers all reported it as a double eagle. Generally speaking, albatross has been more popular in the UK, and double eagle in the US, although more recently albatross has become popular in America, too. Bottom line is that Brad isn't making up a new term or just trolling. Double eagle has been around forever. When I was a kid, everybody called it a double eagle. I'm ok with either term.

@@marudebaka6041 doesn’t make sense. You don’t call an eagle a double birdie, also a double eagle would technically be 4 under par or what we would call a condor. Double birdie would actually make more sense. Since theres a single bogey, double bogey, etc.

@@thomaspettusg8316 I can't disagree with you because you are right. It doesn't make sense. All I was saying is that despite that, the term has been in use in the United States since before the Great Depression, and was used in prominent newspaper publications referring to one of the most famous shots in the history of the Masters. But yeah, if you think about it, it's weird.

Gonna piggyback on this and address the "That was a draw" or "That was a fade" when the shots were clearly hooks and slices. Bubby seems to be one of the coolest guys ever but, 95% of the time he's hitting massive hooks and calling them draws.

Brad's the only one i agree with what he say's he does. Bubbie just hooks and slices

Agree to disagree. Do you think a golfer should take more pride in his green reading or in his actual putting stroke? It would sound more like bragging, imo, if every time they missed a putt they said, 'i rolled that perfectly.' If you think about it, they do say, sometimes, that they put a good roll on it, usually saying something like 'that was end over end.' So it seems to me that sometimes they own up to bad green reading, and sometimes they own up to a bad stroke. And I trust the golfer to know, more than anybody else, whether they really did push or pull a putt.

True, 1:23:54 for example, the ball came off perfectly square to foot path and swing path, it was not a push but moreso a missread

Probably because they dont actually play very much full 9 or 18 hole strokeplay.

I don't think they have OFFICIAL handicaps. Even heard G say he plays scatch or +1or +2. If you had a handicap you would know it each time you go out and play.

I was wondering that as well

I was wondering the same as well

most likely the one with a membership to the course, blue jack is very private and members can sometimes bring guest

All y'all simps lol

She looks about 15...

That was so gutting to hear. He is finally getting back to form and then that happens. He is always the biggest wildcard. When he is on, he is just as good as anyone for a stretch.

This video is where he hurts it, I think he said after the third round.

Well, it's for four rounds, so it's really only 7 shots per round. Seems about right to me.