The TRUTH about turning pro (Tommy Fleetwood) 

When you start travelling round the world I think that's wen you know you've made it Tommy

Absolutely love hearing a great player like Tommy Fleetwood talking about how brutal the game is. I have days here and there as someone who has just started playing golf where it just feels impossible. So to hear him speaking about the game in that way is really reassuring

Tommy Fleetwood is one of my favorite golfers for some reason..... 1. The sound of his balll striking... 2...quiet cool... Honesty.... In a perfect world we could enjoy him winning more

Could listen to Tommy all day. I remember hearing many years ago that the skill difference between a tour pro and a scratch handicap is about the same as the skill difference between a scratch handicap and a 20 handicap player!

Brillaint watch and great seeing an elite sportsman discussing how he sees golf and how he got to where he is. Hats off to Tommy telling it how it is, very refreshing!😁

I wanna go pro and I’m gonna

This is brilliant content.

Fascinating insights 👍

Get yer feet off that table Rick!

Moving from tour to tour functions like the Pareto Principle. You can be in the 20 % for a lower tour and then move up to a higher tour and now you are in the 80%. Your competition increases based on each tour. It is the same going from European Tour to the PGA Tour. With the increased competition and opportunities, comes potential for more prestige and money.

I think it’s cool the access you have to your fellow countrymen so we get to see them in a different light. I’m not sure if the RU-vidrs across the pond have access to a Koepka or a DeChambeau to shoot a video with.

I had the privilege of spending 3 hours or so at Sunningdale a few years ago walking round with David Howell and he was probably the nicest pro golfer that I have ever met. Having seen a lot of Tommy Fleetwood on tv etc lately I believe that he is up there with David. An absolutely tope bloke that I cannot imagine anybody ever rooting against.

Golf is hard. 😂😂😂

It’s crazy to hear how elite the guys were at such a young age

When should you turn pro ‘You’ll know’. Worst and best thing to hear. Worst to hear before ‘you know’ but generally truest statement when ‘you do know’.

Blades good for beginners, makes you learn how to hit.

Is that a virtual reality seperater on the lounge?

Amazing watching how still their hands are………the left hand doesn’t move.

I've really become such a fan of Tommy Fleetwood since his earlier appearances w/ Rick and the stuff he's done on Taylormade's YT channel. Can't wait for him to break thru with a win in the US. It's long overdue!

Tommy is definitely the Jesus of Golf..

Love Tommy. That said, you guys all look SO awkward holding those big ass microphones. Get some that clip on your shirt, Rick! I know you have them!

Resting the mic on his tackle! How cool is TF?

Is Guy the brother of tommy🤷‍♂️ Theu look alike and they sound the same

not gonna like, kinda looked like Aaron Rodgers in the thumbnail

Tommy must have been hitting it in the bonkers at the Ryder Cup bot this didn't affect his game as I onderstand, he just used his potter and hacked it out from onder the sand.

Why are they all sat there in head phones?

The TRUTH about turning pro: You travel the world and can make a lot of money playing good golf

Yes / No The top twenty in a tournament are at a very high level the rest of the field are hacking it around.

As he says Ringo isn’t even the best drummer in the band .!

Looks like you set up the interview outside someone's apartment door.....

Rick's foot on the face of the table, really classy

I think anyone who plays golf realize how good your players are... the other professional sports fans I believe dont get it....

There is so much money in professional golf, why would you stay amateur?

Watch the full episode here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LJZktBbqd8A.html

Tommy is MY Local Hero. No-one since Sevvy means SO much to Me as a Golfer. I'll go bloody ABSOLUTELY INSANE when he wins The Open.

Practicing golf is not really work

I don't think that the pros appreciate how good the conditions are on their golf courses. Apart from about 6 weeks in the summer, I play at least half my shots from lies and conditions that would be unacceptable to pros. Half the tee blocks on my course are unlevel and or don't have enough grass on them. For two weeks they have more sand on them than the bunkers have sand in them. I cant play splash shots out of the bunkers, because they are solid compacted rock, covered in a quarter of an inch of sand. For most of the day the fairways are over-watered, so that you cant take a divot at all. Many times of the year, the greens are very slow, far too fast for the pin positions, aerated, top-dressed, or just plain bumpy, so that even the machine can't make more than about 2/10 from 10 feet. A lot of the ground in the rough is so bumpy underneath the grass, that you cant get the clubface on the ball properly., and there are probably another 4 or 5 examples I can think of. Most of the courses amateurs play are not "Tournament quality", and that means as an amateur I cant adapt my swing and style of play to what would be best for a tournament quality course. On the few occasions that I hit my home course and the conditions are perfect, I still break par at 60 years old, as do about 5 or six other old men. The rest of the year, we tend to shoot depending on the conditions, which cost us up to 10 shots a round. And this is playing 3 times a week and taking a 5 month break in the winter. Yes the Tour players are good, but they really ought to be that good.

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Take ur caps off lads.. Ffs... And rick.. Take ur foot off the table man.. Stop trying to look tooo cool 😎😂😂bit sad