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Hes such a legend

That'd be such a good video and so sick

You better get a shoutout when they do that or grant aint a real one… and call me out for the call out, it’s about fairness.

@@chrisnaumann9988 equality

Great idea👍👍

I agree. Get rid of Bubbie though. He has the worst form I have ever seen and dresses like a degen.

@@TheAlphapuck5280 You are a high handicap, single father who thinks plaid is cool. Would you like it if a 50 year old creep insulted your kids online. Grow up.

Bubbie is one of my favourite members. Great energy and a consummate sportsman.

@@Edgesundermined overall great guy

@@themullana the only thing remotely close the the plaid part... It's always classy as fuck. But the good news is my handicap is a 6 right now. Been working hard on it.

idk why that was so funny but i was trying to find a comment about it hahaha

..yeah, really? Here's the problem with all of these coaching videos. How do you actually quantify the benefits and to what exactly do you credit them. Unless you can show what has specifically changed about your game and how much it has changed? The benefits are just subjective. All improvement rides on 3 things: knowledge, opportunity and execution. If you play enough golf, you're eventually going to realize where your game needs improvement and improve that part of your game simply by *trying* to improve it. Some will get worse in the short-term and better in the long-term. If you give the same lessons to 100 different players do you expect them all to benefit the same? Just think of all the players out there who are half or even a third of your age, likewise they've played golf half or even 1/4th as much time as you have, but they play better now than you have or will ever play. What can you say about the lessons they've taken? I don't even really see how Grant has made the other GG players any better. It wasn't like he beat Garret by 20 strokes per round, time after time. It wasn't like he always won the GG challenges. Did we ever see a series about Grant "on the road to pro"? No. It sounds like Grant knows enough about golf to know that he will never be a pro player. So he's trying to become a YT star instead and leveraging GG to get there. Show me a guy who wants to give lessons, any sort of lessons on any topic not to mention YT lessons on golf, and I'll show you a guy who wishes that more people would take him seriously. But all lessons are a waste of time and energy if you don't master them and then exploit them when given the opportunity to do so. It's easy to say that lessons have been mastered. Very hard to show an actual real-world benefit. Even harder to show a significant real-world benefit. There are a whole lot of people on YT trying to convince the world to take them seriously when they give free "golf lessons" on YT. If I really wanted to impress people with my knowledge of golf and give them free lessons, I'd have them play a round of golf against me and pick-up what they can learn from watching me actually play. Forcing them to admit in a real-world match that they are not good enough to beat me. I wouldn't stand in front of a camera posing people and babbling on about swing-planes, cupped wrists and "getting the club shallow". Let your shots do your talking. That's why we play the game. Because showing is better than talking. Talking is only good for people who can't back-up their talk with real actions. Start a national golf-ladder (and by ladder I mean you start with a bunch of guys and have them pair-off and play 1 on 1 winner take all and advance to the next level) or STFU. These same 5 guys have been playing against each other for years now. Does that mean that the best of them should give lessons to the others? I'll believe that when Grant shows his PGA pro card.