NLU Film Room: Shiskine
Vložit
- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- Tron's second stop in the Western Scotland series is Shiskine Golf and Tennis Club on the Isle of Arran. Watch as Tron tries to break par on this 12-hole gem. Presented by Footjoy.
Founded in 1896, Shiskine Golf and Tennis Club contains a 12-hole links golf course located on the western side of the Isle of Arran and designed by the 1883 champion of the Open Championship, Willie Fernie. Originally a 9-hole layout, architect Willie Park Junior was brought in to expand it to an 18-hole design. World War I made its completion fall by the wayside, rounding it out to a 12-hole track heavily featuring par-3s and captivating cliffside views.
Check out the new HydroSeries line of rain jackets from FootJoy…for golf in any condition…any time…anywhere. bit.ly/HydroSe...
The NLU email newsletter: bi-monthly updates on all things NLU: newsletter.nol...
Join The No Laying Up Nest: nolayingup.com...
No Laying Up Website: nolayingup.com/
Follow along with No Laying Up Here:
Instagram - / nolayingup
Twitter - / nolayingup
Facebook - / nolayingup
Follow the No Laying Up Squad:
Tron Carter - / troncarternlu
Big Randy - / bigrandynlu
DJ Pie - / djpie
Young Neil - / ngschunlu
As a Brit, I love how Tron is so respectful of our links courses, the history, and the quirkiness of it all.
scottish not british
Tron: “The 6th hole is one of the best holes in all of Scotland”
Tron 2 minutes later: “The 9th is the best hole on the course.”
Giving off strong Z Blair vibes from Tourist Sauce Australia.
Tron: don't go in that bunker. The only bunker on this hole and one of the few on the course. Hits right at it, nah I'm good way right of the bunker
Tron: these bunkers are magnetic
Love this TC, great film and makes Shiskine a must visit experience. 👏
The output rate on these does not go Unnoticed. I'm loving the film rooms this summer
This place looks absolutely magical
It is
These videos are absolutely top-notch and make me wish everyday I could win the Powerball retire and travel the world playing courses like this. These videos is why this is the best channel on CZcams
Played Shiskine in May and it is a lot of fun! About as far away as you can get from the hyper expensive stadium "new links" you get with Kingsbarns, Trump and Dumbarnie. Not that they cannot be a great experience as well but this is what golf used to be and it might be worth reminding yourself from time to time. It doesn't need to be an industrial commercial monster, it can just be 12 holes in a magical setting.
Looks like great fun. Quite like the idea of 12-hole courses and being shorter in length...makes the game more accessible in terms time needed for a round, not being wrecked afterwards and short hitters having more fun.
I've been to Islay many times and Kintyre a few. Never been to Arran, but it's always been a desire. These film room videos with Jim Hartsell are an absolute treasure.
Love the music on this video
Agreed! I dug around & found First Light by Red Licorice & Inola, used on the first couple holes.
Love this one and what a perfect course. Tron hit the nail on the head when he said 12 holes is the perfect number for a round of golf.
Love it - Arran is one of the most beautiful places - You can cycle round the Island in around 4-5 hours. Loads of good places to see, wander, drink etc. Love it
Have loved seeing this side of Tron. Away from the troll shit on Twitter and the pod, he really does appreciate the game of golf.
Proper edit. Proper course. Love it.
Great video. 12 is the perfect number …… until you enjoy the 12 so much you have lunch and do another 12!!😂 it’s a great place, so enjoyable and the film room do it perfect justice.
Brilliant! Showcasing an excellent and true gem of a course. There’s no better place to be when the sun is splitting the sky.
It reminds me a bit of Cruden Bay, only it looks wilder and with less dunes. I would love to play here
Sat having a coffee one morning on the patio of the clubhouse (it was the summer's day) while out cycling. Watched a visiting golfer with his wife caddying (no other pp) dispatch a quick sleeve into the Firth of Clyde off the 1st tea. There is no cycling equivalent of this !
Can we get a counter of how many times Tron said "wee" in this video? Love it
Awesome job gents
Brilliant video - playing there next month for work day out ⛳️
That area is a bucket list area for sure. Thanks for the vid guys!
Incredible course.
Love love love this - thanks for the hard work folks
Magical place, great island golf scene, and great to see it in typical Scottish Spring/Summer/Autumn(you pick) conditions. That said, I am there next week and hoping for slightly warmer weather. Hope you played Corrie while you were on Arran. Looking forward to the rest of this great mini series.
When the gates of heaven open, this will be what I see. Tremendous contact fellas. keep up the great work.
24 at Shiskine is a perfect day
Like a visual Cliff Notes video of Tom Coyne's book: A Course Called Scotland. So cool to see it, hope to actually SEE it one day. Will absolutely make the trek there.
Great to see Jim Hartsell out there!! Such a good dude, was lucky to be his partner at Sweetens M/G a few years ago.
Reminds me of Anstruther with the elevation changes and blind shots.
Shisline is always fun 😁
Majestic
What a track
I might suggest a bit more practice at the "bump & run" shot for the next trip to Scotland.
As a Scotsman I’m wondering how much Tron understood on the day and how much the Americans in the audience will understand the other guys 😂 my girlfriend is going to a wedding on the island next week
A wee bit
unusually sunny for scotland
Unbelievable 👍 Sure looks like a Bucket list of Places to play ⛳ Great stuff NLU 🏌
Ethereal looking place
TC getting out there to the proper spots
Robbie the legend 🏌
Did you know its an Old Tom Morris course ... Arran is just a mini Scotland
What a beautiful looking course. Is it public?
Yes
What bag is Tron using there? Link please!
what happened to Jim's tee shot on 3?
who is Jim?
You will find out in NLU's upcoming video "When Revelation Comes".
8:15 is that how Americans pronounce Himalayas? No criticism I just didn't realise.