What would an 18 handicap golfer score at AUGUSTA? 

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“What would an 18 handicap shoot”

Hi Rick, how did you drive the ball at Augusta?

Rick being a 18 HCP himself would know very well 😂

I’m about that handicap and played a local course renowned for its extremely fast, extremely difficult greens last week for the first time.

Random Golf Club has run similar experiments in their "Breaking" series, which are a good watch.

Playing Augusta 6.5k yards and playing it 7.5k yards is massive

Take a shot every time Rick says he drove it well!

Does anybody know what Rick’s driving was like on the day???

I'm a 30 hcp, would be happy to score 170 at Augusta!😂

How did Rick drive it, I missed when he said it

That storeroom for your clubs is amazing and it’s my dream. Thanks for all the great content

Sounds like you need 4 of us to test your theory out rick...........I'm in 😅

RICK I just played PGA WEST STADIUM COURSE, hardest course I’ve ever played, you should definitely come to California and play that course it would be so entertaining

To be a fair comparison, the ‘scratch’, 9 and 18 capper would need at least a couple of days at the course to play practice rounds before they compete. No tour pro plays the Masters site unseen.

Rick is a 18 handicap his the best person to ask🤫😜🤣

Random Golf Club does the breaking series which I find very interesting. Unfortunately they never be able to test out that at Augusta national.

not to promote another channel, but couldn't help but think Random Golfs series where they take various Handicap players and play courses in "tournament" condition. I think they have done TPC Sawgrass, Erin Hills, Pebble Beach. I think it does paly at the nerves a little as well with the cameras filming.

I've never played Augusta but I've played Bay Hill and Sawgrass Stadium course in the summer when neither are setup for tournament play and I've played them both on the Monday after the Tournament and they are probably close to 5 to even 10 strokes more difficult in tournament setup with the rough thick and the greens rolling 12 or 13. I have heard second/third hand that Augusta is even more Jekyll and Hyde, that when the course is lush in the summer with warm air and the greens rolling at 9 or 10 and damp that it can -play pretty friendly if you choose the correct tees, white for mid/high handicapper (a 4 handicap.

Are you sure you wasn't on the par 3course Rick😂😂