My new FAVOURITE GOLF COURSE in the world! (Scratch Golfer vs Portmarnock)
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Thank you for not doing the diddly eye music on an Irish course. A refreshing change...and I do like the tricolur shot tracers
Can we have Irish red heads tho?
No more diddly eye music please. đ
What about some Bo Diddley?
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My Great Uncle was a member here for over 50 years. I was fortunate enough to play 9 holes with him in his final years. Itâs a memory Iâll cherish forever. When he past I went with my mum to collect his stuff, the club were wonderful and hosted us for lunch and chatted about our memories of him. Glad you enjoyed it and really happy to see it again for the full 18! Special place!
50 years and you only got 9 holes in? Damn lol.
What a beautiful course. Iâm from Glasgow, Ireland is identical to the west coast of Scotland! We were definitely joined together at one point in time đ
@@wirick31Iâm 28 and only started playing golf when I was in my early 20âs so it was a short window. I wish I could play it again now Iâm a bit better, the bunkers are no fun when youâre just starting out!
@@wirick31 his GREAT uncle, probably played 9 holes because he was 90 years old.
Peter really has the most entertaining banter of all the CZcams high level golfers. Very engaging for the viewer, charm and humor just rolling through the screen.
sincerely the only guy in the space, that I can watch play solo. He just doesn't need anyone else to lean on in his vids.
The editing boys need a raise - best in the game! I'm really enjoying all the small details!
Nice to see the green keeper having a wee on the 12th hole flyover đ
I missed that, had to rewind just to see if you were taking the piss.
â@samdutton3274 the green keeper was...literaly
Just be thankful he didn't need a poo
That 4 iron into the 15th was one of the best flighted pure irons I have seen in a long time. Sublime, we will ignore the putt of courseđ . Great play with a dodgy back mate. đ€đ€
I don't usually comment on CZcams videos but man oh man! What a wonderful production by Team Peter Finch. The camera work, music, editing and of course the golf and talk from Mr. Peter Finch was absolutely top class. This course is bloody gorgeous, and through the video I seemingly felt every emotion that Peter went through, including the back pain đ. You guys are doing brilliant work and I look forward to every new video!
Got to say guys, the quality of the production/editing is outstanding, great job
My father is a member in Portmarnock, so I have the pleasure of being able to play it quite a bit. Hands down the best course Ive ever played.
This Irish tracer is gorgeous! As is the golf course obviously. Had the pleasure of playing the neighbourly The Island GC, the European and Seapoint. I love the Links! Sadly landlocked here in Austria đ
The Island and The European are right up there too. A little more under the radar. You got good advice there.
A most enjoyable video. Played very nicely and just no luck on the greens. Give me Peter Finch any day. A nice man. No BS talk or other laddish nonsense so common with others on CZcams. I have played Portmarnock many times over the years and it certainly looks in gorgeous condition and a great test of golf. Well done! Looking forward to the next one.
I'm not a huge fan of links golf courses but this is one that I would absolutely love to play! Also that 4 iron shot on the 15th hole was just pure class! All of those lipouts and edge burners had me on the edge of my seat the whole round! Well done Sir!
You played a great round mate. In that wind off the back tees that course is a beast. Will be hosting the open in the comings years. Its a proper proper test
Can it host the open?
@@markdonnelly9117 Sadly no as it's not in the UK but we're more than happy to have the Open returning to Irish shores again shortly @ Portrush. Having said that the Amateur Championship is being played @ Ballyliffin and the Women's Amateur is being played @ Portmarnock this year so watch this space
It will be hosting the open championship in the not to distance future.
Love this series Pete, well played
Absolutely BEAUTIFUL COURSE!!!
Thanks for showing it off to us Old Gents in North Carolina . . . Enjoyed the hour with you and your crew!!!
The Irish Tracers were spot on!
There's always something new in the edit! Next to P's game I admire, I really starting to love the team behind him! Great job, laads!!! Subs will reflect that soon
Excellent video ty you for sharing
Iâm loving the production value in your videos, really top notch. Some lovely golf shots in there too to accompany it. đ
That is one serious golf cart (buggy)! You know you're at a golf course with serious weather when your cart has solid covers built-in on all sides!đ
Great video mate, beautiful course. Well played from the tips.
Peter, the putter you are using in this video. What is it. Looks like a great piece of kit. Please share with us.
Great course. The real Portmarnock⊠lucky to play it a few times and never disappoints.
Fantastic video as usual, Pete & Co! Golf is truly such a crazy game of mere inches. If those putts just start lipping in or moving a little bit in your favor, that's the difference in shooting one or two under, and four or five over. It's so tough to play in 30+ mph gusty winds. It truly does affect everything from tee to putting on the green, and often a lot more than people realize.
Nice video. I love watching your swing.
What a cracking looking course, also love the use of Irish colours in the graphics
Great video guys - what a course as well
great round, awesome course...
Stunning course!! đ
Played it two weeks ago on a whim while visiting Dublin. What a course!!! Thanks for sharing your adventures there.
Funny enough we played in super soggy Manchester as well during our trip. I could spend the rest of my golfing days on that Portmarnock turf.
Pure swing, great tempo. I love it. High video quality
Great video Pete. Well played. I am booked to play there in September so this was a welcome taster. Thanks
Everything about your channels are completely right, right now. Appreciate it alot!
More videos from Ireland needed đ
Course looks amazing. You shot it beautifully
Another smashing round. You played really well in the conditions. But the links conditions in the end just took the edge out of a "what might have been round." I really enjoy how you explain your strategy for each hole, I learn lots. Keep em coming!
This place is stunning!
Your game changed so much with that drive! Great to see!
Super vid. Well done in awkward conditions. đ
From Seattle I got the chance to play this track with my dad who has stage 4 cancer and my brother last week and I couldnât agree more. Special memories for my favorite in the world as well! Great vid!
Lovely course. Thanks for sharing with us
Great video that one lads. Editing is top top drawer đđ»đđ»đđ»
I think the club speaks for itself, you've been driving it so well this year, so good. When you have that much confidence it makes it less worrisome. Ping has been amazing for years I think the sneaky good drivers, for a while, have been Cobra.
Some pretty decent golf there Pete, again putting was pretty good, so many just burning the hole, course must go on the bucket list
Good Effort - And WOW!!!! PF was so much more life affirming and positive about his game... after watching this content I actually think there's a point to life!
27:07 Iâve started saying âLook at the stitchingâ when anyone shows me anything⊠nice shirt, craft beer, cheese burger⊠doesnât matter. When people think itâs weird, I say âđ€·đ»ââïžif you know, you know.â
Swinging the club beautifully, that course will never yield, it's a beast, you left plenty out there, now you need to put it on your return list.loving the tracers.
Great view of Old Portmarnock Pete. I live in Portmarnock village, near by there are another two excellent links, right next door Portmarnock links designed by Bernhard Langer and âThe Islandâ which is a truly phenomenal golf course. A golfer could do worse than play all three on a golfing weekend! Rumours are that Old Portmarnock is being considered as a venue for The Open in the not too distant future!
Pete, well played in those conditions, never take that Driver out of the bag, amazing consistency with the big stick. You should be chuffed with your round. Look out open qualies.
Wow Pete your driving is great at the moment đ
Great video Pete - I can see where Greg Ramsay got the inspiration to convince Richard Sattler to build Barnbougle Dunes in Tasmania, my introduction to links golf.I well understand the emotional rollercoaster as the scenery distracts you from the golf task at hand!
This looks an amazing course!
WoW just watched Rick shot a +6 and made it look like a +13. You go out there and shot a +6 and looked like you could of shot -3.
Great golf Pete..and not an easy course or conditions..Open qualifying looking good!đ
Was lucky enough to work as caddy there last summer. Something Iâll never forget amazing course
Great to see u back in Ireland Pete on one of the best golf courses in Europe if not the world. This is where all the top players come (quietly) before the Open the likes of Rham ,Woods.Mc Ilroy.etc good to see you playing well. Take a trip to Ballyliffen in Co Donegal the next time you visit a Beautiful Links course on the Coast hosted The Irish Open fly direct into Derry City Airport then it's about an hour's drive South West to Ballyliffin you will love this Course Mike.
One of my favourite courses, all three nines are great. What I love about the championship 18 is that a good shot is always rewarded but you'll almost always be given a chance to recover from an errant ball (unless you hit it off the planet!), unlike so many other similar stature links courses which are far too penal offline. Another great video!
I literally feel your pain, I suffer heavily with a bad back, I played yesterday and hit 1 good drive on the front nine, I had no ability to turn, I topped it, hooked it and sliced it and just couldn't get it into the air. I almost walked off after 9. I reset, put the woods away and went 6 off the tee (now thinking I need maybe a 4/5 or driving iron in my armoury for those days when the back is particularly bad like yesterday. The 9's were like night and day with a 54 (very bad for me) on the front 9 and a 39 (very very good) on the back 9. I also had a day where my new PXG brandon putter shaved the hole pretty much every hole and I had a par fest on the back 9. Sadly, the back as usual has put me out of action for a week or two, the downside of a worn out body and getting old.
Great to see Ireland looking so well. â
I'm only 3 holes in, but the swing looks good. The shoulder plane is perfect, just collecting the ball off the tee and turf. When you try to hit hard you slightly come over it. Every putt looked like it had a chance to go in. Always love the videos Pete!
It's all looking like good preparation for your quest for the Open..đâłïžđ
Those drives were a thing of beauty on this course keep it up
Lovely touch with the shot tracer đ
Fantastic vid.cracking course, amazing quality
loving the fact it's an Irish course and video without Diddly eye music .. great vid
Well played buddy. Damn tough conditions đ
Fantastic courseâ and the editing team is killing it Peteâ well done
That windage looks tough Pete. Great content thanks to all.
Another great vlog Pete, next time you're over here, play The Island, Another great trek.
Great vid Pete đđźđȘ
Thanks Peter another great video, always amazed at the toughness of Links courses in the UK.
Portmarnock is in Ireland đźđȘ
I think Phil Turner is joking!
@@ejoseph4278I donât think he is.
Your swing and ball striking is looking pretty awesome.
Come to Oregon Peter! Beautiful courses and Iâll show you where to find a good pint as well! Great video!
Tough round, Pete! 1st time playing this course in tough conditions, with a dodgy back... So don't be too hard on yourself.
Driving the ball beautifully
The pleading on the 15th was all of us. Loved it as usual Pete.
The shot tracer colours are a really nice touch
love these videos pete! just pls dont hurt yourself when pushing through back pain. i mean i dont know what is going on, but pls dont hurt yourself
Solid round in those conditions and couple 3 putts - tough putting when the wind is up
If you ever fancy a round at portstewart love t have ya
Great place and cinematography
I had the pleasure of playing this course on a great vacation to Ireland. The scenery was incredible, and so was the wind. It ate me up, but I wouldnât change it for the world.
The west coast of Ireland is where the real wind happens. Iâve seen people hitting a 3 wood on a par 3 into the wind.
That course looks like a golfers paradise! đ
love that club, I went there two years ago so special!
Epic content and a good round considering its your first visit, just a fair few putts missing by smidge to the right and I'm presuming no practice round either... i'd take that score any day đ
The quality of your videos gets better & better đ
Happy to hear that!
Pete, when i have my hands forward at address with shaft lean, i tend to pull it left. How do you keep it straight? Are you massively in to out? Slightly open at impact?
Great video! Don't change that Driver!
Peter! Love the video! Can we get you up to Newburgh for a round!? Would love to show you around up here!
That first swing was silky smooth! Looking good Pete! Just added Portmarnock to my list of must play courses when I visit the UK next year.
Youâll have a tough time finding Portmarnock in the UK pal
@@markdempsey5684 forgive my American generality ...I think of Ireland as Ireland, but I realize that only N. Ireland is part of the UK
@@normlang1994What part of Mexico are you from?
Well done on a tough course đź
Peter - don't be too hard on yourself. A couple of those putts went sideways on the last couple of rolls (especially that par putt on 9 - looked in all the way and then nicked a blade of grass and went left) and you hit the ball super clean. I'd just go back and look at those couple of approach shots you hooked and see if you can work out why. Apart from that a couple of three putts on a very difficult day and the ball just didn't roll your way.
Love the golf and the dry sense of humour đđ
"This has hosted some of the greats....and me"đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
First rate video. Exceptional course in an idyllic setting between Malahide and Howth⊠whatâs not to like! Excellent round with some great golf⊠tricky greensâŠ
Played there in 2010 on a windy September day. Epic course.
That âstand aloneâ tree was not a âPalmâ tree, but a NewZealand âCabbageâ tree Peter!
I also started doing the bronze, silver, gold thing. Iâve only had ONE gold, in the last couple of months. However, lots of bronze. Haha
Hey Pete,
I find myself wondering how you would play if you had a caddie to distract you from getting in your head, suggest various approach strategies around the greens, help read putts, etc.
Might be worth it warming up to and through open qualifying.
I feel like Myrtle Beach, this and your first sponsor competition were all there with skills. You may have had very different results with a caddy.
Just a thought.
Tricolour tracer is a thing of beauty, well played big lad
Nice Irish colours on the tracer :)
Very good round, taking everything into consideration. You could definitely do even better on a second visit. Love the tracer. ps music was great.
A great effort PF and donât be too disappointed