Swope Memorial Golf Course with Hickory Golf Clubs, Part 1 - Course Vlog #7 скачать в хорошем качестве

Swope Memorial Golf Course with Hickory Golf Clubs, Part 1 - Course Vlog #7

Part 1 of a shot-by-shot hickory golf course vlog featuring Connecticut hickory golfer Christian Williams and his host, KC hickory golfer Chris Harriman, playing the front nine at Swope Memorial Golf Course in Kansas City, MO. Watch the back nine at Swope Memorial here:    • Swope Memorial Golf Course with Hickory Go...   While golf has been played in Swope Park since 1906, the current layout was designed by legendary golf architect A.W. Tillinghast in 1934 and restored to his original specifications in 1990. The ninth hole features one of Tillinghast's famous "great hazards," which you can read more about in an article by Andy Johnson on Fried Egg Golf: https://tinyurl.com/2vn5zv4z What's in the bag for this round: Walter Hagen Special Splice Neck Driving Brassie by Louisville Golf, 13 degrees, D3, 44 inches Jack White Fancy Face Spoon by Louisville Golf, 21 degrees, D0, 42 inches Tom Stewart 2 Iron, 24 degrees, D0, 38-3/4 inches Dysart Spalding jigger, 30 degrees, D1, 38 inches MacGregor OA flanged mashie, 37 degrees, E3, 37-3/4 inches Tom Stewart mashie niblick, 47 degrees, D8, 37 inches Wm. Gibson flanged niblick with Maxwell hosel, 44 degrees, E0, 36 inches Tom Stewart RTJ putter, 34 inches Note: I'm experimenting with some different audio options on the narration - please turn up your volume and your patience! I'll get it figured out soon. Thanks! HH If you're interested in trying gutty golf or pre-1935 hickory golf, Williams builds authentic and affordable starter sets. Please reach out to him by email at [email protected] for more information. Williams is also a brand ambassador for Steurer & Jacoby and proudly uses their fine line of handcrafted golf bags, head covers, and valuables pouches. Use promo code HICKORYHACKER24 to save 10% on any purchase at https://steurerjacoby.com/ #hickorygolf​​ #coursevlog #golfhistory #golfcoursevlog