Here is every shot from my round. Gave it my all, thank you guys for the continued support.

@R6productions

3 ай бұрын

You did great even though you didn’t win. Keep it up your a great golfer with a great heart. God loves you man.

@barrybutleroutdoors5293

3 ай бұрын

Thabk you for continuing posting ,you've changed my golf game grant, we appreciate u

@jeremiahbayer7916

3 ай бұрын

Could see your nerves! That’s to be expected though. Have to go through that in order to have that experience next time!

@jeremiahbayer7916

3 ай бұрын

Well done Brice! Congratulations

@yaakovbelfer1698

3 ай бұрын

Love watching your honesty and the way you explain everything so honestly and with vulnerability

Your dad is a legend coming to all your tournaments and walking every round. Proud dad right there

@seajan808

3 ай бұрын

That’s how a dad supports his son , I go to every Muay Thai practice my son goes to 5 days a week I watch and support him , he’s in 3rd grade and I won’t miss one moment of his journey. Grants Dad is the man !!!! I wish I had a dad like him , but I won’t ever be that dad who doesn’t support my boy 100% sadly I’m the only dad there every day 🥴🥴

@tvddv4879

3 ай бұрын

I thought you were talking about George 😆 They had that running joke

I lost my dad 4 years ago, and my mom 6 months ago. So nice to see your Dad out supporting you. Cherish those moments!

@reign5572

3 ай бұрын

Really sorry to hear that brother! Make ‘em proud!!❤️

@AlexRodigue

2 ай бұрын

lost my mom when I was 13 and my dad when I was 23, it's hard but their genes, education, choices, soul live through you so everything you do, you do it with them too. At least that's how I see it. Stay strong, if not for you then for them.

@dr.vonslifeinvesting6485

Ай бұрын

My best tournament round in junior golf was a 72, my dad followed me the whole round. Thankful he got to watch.

@patrickbetts7505

Ай бұрын

🙏🏻🙏🏻

The best thing watching it live was that you could constantly hear Grant cheering on other players shots.. Shows true character, something to be proud of!

My man opened a Celsius, didn't take a sip, and held it backwards. #Sponsorship

@craigthibodeau324

3 ай бұрын

That really preferable to when they have conversations about the product as if it's just a thing they were naturally talking about.

@lawbinson

3 ай бұрын

Get that bag!

@benlaforce2915

3 ай бұрын

hahaha who holds a drink like that.

@rawspace1212

3 ай бұрын

He blew it

@VonHanzee

3 ай бұрын

@@lawbinson yes cuck to the corporations

Grant, we are so proud of you. As a teaching professional and watching this. I just wished you could have been more committed through your shots. For people that do not or have not played high level tournament golf. Nerves are tough to work through. I loved how you said in the video to control your breathing. Great job Grant. Please do it next year. On another note. I am tired of all the "Haters" towards Micah. Micah, if you read the comments. Keep grinding. I would actually love to see you go spend time with Grants father and dial in your tempo and swing. Your search for your true swing could come down to this. Once again Grant. Thank You for just being You.

I can’t wait for Micah’s recap video. I think it would qualify as a camping video since he was in the woods so much.

@dorothygale1104

3 ай бұрын

George & Peter Finch were the only YT golfers that played well (PF shot +1). Al the other YT golfers shot 78 or higher.

@besticandogolf5901

3 ай бұрын

I’m sure it was huge for the program somehow

@conraywest

3 ай бұрын

@@dorothygale1104you realize those were pro golfers at one point in their lives right?

@ExbotHero

3 ай бұрын

🤣

@galaxy-1969

3 ай бұрын

😂

Dude hearing about your dad walking every hole is awesome. Made you into the dude you are today!

@Shaboiiii

3 ай бұрын

Dads are special

You, George and Wesley should go back there and play again from the same tees. No pressure, and film it. That would be fun

@VERDICTInsanity

3 ай бұрын

That’s a great idea

@JeanEstevez

3 ай бұрын

Include Luke in there

@mattcelder

3 ай бұрын

And FP

@Honeycawt

2 ай бұрын

We got to get this the most liked man

You and Wesley take Micah down there and film a break 85 series with him. 😂

@DanielSong39

3 ай бұрын

Add Rick Shiels

@devondriscoll662

3 ай бұрын

I don't get why he's so bad. His swing looks solid but the ball just goes everywhere

@oozu-maki4488

3 ай бұрын

@@devondriscoll662he’s just in his head. He can’t handle the pressure. He needs a mental coach.

@RynoGolf

3 ай бұрын

@@devondriscoll662 I wouldn’t say he’s bad honestly, but he’s definitely not as good as he thinks he is. I don’t think he can deal with any kind of pressure.

@aaronjones-qd1jd

3 ай бұрын

There are levels to this game.

Could there be a better vibes group than Grant and George? All time hype team pairing. So cool

@StillAProudAmerican-ll2yc

3 ай бұрын

Grant & George are Team Chompers. Very formidable and great chemistry.

Hats off to you fighting through the round. Great experience for you going forward. Henry was an awesome caddie.

@GrantHorvatGolfs

3 ай бұрын

Thank you!

It is funny how much better a 79 sounds than an 80. Same goes for 39 vs 40 on a 9 hole round. Me and my dad used to joke about that when I played HS golf. Lost him to Parkinson’s and miss him a ton. He came to every single match and tournament. Was there standing green side when I won my first tournament, made my first hole in one, etc. Definitely a gift to have a father who’s that invested in your passions and dreams.

@DanWessonSpecialist

3 ай бұрын

Sorry for your loss rick. Father like that are incredibly special.

@rickjablonski9669

3 ай бұрын

@@DanWessonSpecialist thank you. I was very fortunate to have such a great father. Who even through the parkinsons always had a positive outlook and stayed as active as he could until the end. His sacrifices and the memories made will never be forgotten.

That lefty kid was great! He has a bright future

That course looked HARD! Especially those super slopey greens. I was really pulling for George but I am also really happy for Matt Atkins. Getting into the event is a big deal for him as he is a playing professional who is barely getting by feeding his family. It would be so cool to see him do well and for this to be a jump start to his playing career.

I don’t watch golf on tv. But here I am on a Thursday afternoon lunch break watching a you tube golfer. It’s just different 🤷🤘

@dorothygale1104

3 ай бұрын

Yeah, the difference is one is a sports competition and the other is an entertainment video in which golf is played. The quality of the golf doesn’t matter in a video posted by a KZread golfer, as evidenced by the fact that Grant shot a 79 and yet he got a lot of views for this video. Those who watch pro golf on tv (or any other device) are interested in the sports competition of the event, not whether the players are funny or engaging personally. But it is interesting to note that in the qualifying event that Grant played in none of the YT golfers were chatting and chirping like they do in their videos. When golfer’s are competing for prize money or a chance to get into a tournament, they get serious real fast and all the entertaining banter gets put aside. Grant even noted that George was not the talkative George we see in his videos. If you saw Wesley compete in the Tour event last weekend in which he came in 2nd place, he was dead serious and wasn’t the talkative Wesley from his videos.

@danieldunn293

3 ай бұрын

I appreciate seeing every shot and how a good golfer works to get themselves out of sticky situations. It’s not just about the entertainment, it’s an entertaining education for me.

Proud of you brother!

@jimhowell4282

3 ай бұрын

We are proud of both of you. Wesley, great weekend and sign of things to come. George, unfortunately doo doo happens. Next time for sure.

Thanks for sharing, Grant. I used to be involved in a few competitive sports (Rugby, Soccer, Swimming, Surfing) and ended up having to just conclude it wasn't for me. I would be physically ill before events due to nerves. It took the enjoyment out of the sports I loved so much. Keep doing what you love the way you love it.

Just think how much calmer and locked in you will be on your 2nd event and so on. You got the hardest part out of the way.

Henry is an absolute G on the bag for you. Kept you confident and always made sure you were feeling comfortable after a good or bad shot. Always so important for the guy looping to make sure that mental is solid all round as well.

You and George are my two favorite YT golfers so it was great to see you in the same group.

I have watched a few of your videos Grant; and the biggest take away from them for me, is your unwavering positive attitude!! I wish you the best of luck young man!!

I respect you all for even doing this! I don’t think most understand the pressure of doing something in this type of setting the pressure is so much more intense! But I’m sure it was super fun as well to be able to do this!

Grant not even holding the Celsius with the opening towards him😂 he don’t drink that stuff lmao

@oozu-maki4488

3 ай бұрын

I also noticed that lmao. Took 2 sips throughout the vid and he absolutely had to force that shit down 😂

@gisellesbikeseat

3 ай бұрын

Good. That shits nasty

@besticandogolf5901

3 ай бұрын

Cringe af

You were rooting for Matt Atkins and you said really nice things about him in the videos before the event. Must have been wild having your boys Matt and George take it to the end. By far the best 4 some in the whole tourney.

Above all, I ❤the camaraderie of KZread golfers. That’s what makes all these channels so fun to watch. This space is going to continue to grow at a fast pace. To you, Bryan Bros, Busta Jack, Micah Morris, Peter Finch, & others, etc.. WELL DONE!

Veo tus vídeos desde Colombia, jamás me imaginé jugar al golf, mis amigos me indujeron a el y ahora tu me motivas más con tus vídeos, muchas gracias.

Gutted George didn’t win.

@btbamagolf22

3 ай бұрын

Great player who needed it a lot more than George won though.

@dfwatson117

3 ай бұрын

Agreed…. It was a tough one

@MidwestFarmToys

3 ай бұрын

@@btbamagolf22yeah but this was supposed to be KZreadrs. The guy that won isn't a KZreadr lol

@altie29

3 ай бұрын

he got a sponsor's invite

@PreppinShootinLivin

3 ай бұрын

@@MidwestFarmToys This was to give KZreadrs a chance...not to hand it to one...otherwise it would have been nothing but KZreadrs. With that said Matt Crashkins Adkins is close to a KZreadr with as many times as he's been on the Bryan Bro's channel. Him and Cardboard Stevens and Jaime all play with Wes and George all the time.

It dosnt matter what level..... golf humbles us.... That is why we love it... the challenge.....

Grant.. watched everyone else’s videos already and saved yours for last. This is one of your best videos. I loved your commentary it brings so much more than just watching you play.

Grant, i watch all your videos and know you are a much better player then what you played here. Mental game needs to be strengthened and nothing can stop you

Golf is a fickle game. More competition will get you in rhythm and get the nerves away. You’re a real one for sharing this

Proud of you Mr. Horvat

This was absolutely wild to watch. I grew up next door to Scott Stevens (the Korn Ferry player in the other group) and played golf with him throughout our childhoods and seeing these worlds collide was something I never expected. Great showing out there G!

@flacka156

3 ай бұрын

How did he get the nickname cardboard?

Love how candid this vid is G. Love your energy and keep the grind going! You've motivated me so much to enjoy and play better golf over the last couple years. Keep vibing

@peterb652

3 ай бұрын

I agree. Grant's honesty in assessing his round is refreshing.

you need to buy your dad the biggest trophy ever for being the most supportive father that was my favorite moment of this whole video. a father truly supporting his sons passion

Proud of you G

I was pulling for you man. George's chip at the end broke my heart for him. He deserved that spot.

@cakedupkevin

3 ай бұрын

Should have played it right of the pin and just two putted :(

@GrantHorvatGolfs

3 ай бұрын

Definitely hurt to see, but Matt Atkins is the man and he deserves it

@brandondukes3379

3 ай бұрын

@GrantHorvatGolfs I agree. Matt battled hard too. He made a great putt with everything on the line to send it to a playoff. His chip was incredible too.

@back2back379

3 ай бұрын

It's unfortunate that George's shot ended up like that. I think had he seen Matt do a chip first, he would have played it differently. Also, for Matt to clutch up and drain that putt, I'm not sure people truly appreciate how difficult that is to do in a moment like that. You really need amazing technique that you can fall back on, years and years worth of practice and grinding that allows you to accomplish that in a high pressure moment.

@jimhowell4282

3 ай бұрын

@@cakedupkevin If, "If and Buts are a can of nuts? Oh what a party we would have."

Good job grant. Can tell a lot about your game when it’s under pressure! Hope this sparks a little fire, as much as I like the content, I’d love to see some pressure packed events like this!

My grandad taught me golf when I was 3. I played my entire childhood with him. He did the same with me, walked all my junior tournaments and high school matches, etc. He's the best, so awesome to have that person behind you for support.

Jon rahm and bryson….anyone else???

@GrantHorvatGolfs

3 ай бұрын

Pretty pumped👀

@gasperstarina9837

3 ай бұрын

@@GrantHorvatGolfsohhhh yeahh

@gasperstarina9837

3 ай бұрын

Sure when ?

@interference7480

3 ай бұрын

Must have been Wesley posting this 😂

@tbenedict6335

3 ай бұрын

Troll alert lmao good luck next week wesley

Georges caddie not encouraging him to layup on 18 is a tragedy . Not a green to go for in 2. Great job Grant!!!

@shummieee

3 ай бұрын

Bro he did lay up, he hit his 3rd shot into the water

@user-wi1mh2ng8g

3 ай бұрын

@@shummieee no he didn’t! he should have laid up the second shot and had a full wedge into that green

@2cardarsenal310

3 ай бұрын

@@user-wi1mh2ng8g Yes, especially with a 2 shot lead. Wedge in fairway where he has clean lie.

cherish those moments having your dad supporting you. lost mine a year ago now and miss those days of him supporting me playing hockey.

Love the support you guys have for each other. The community is so awesome. This is exactly what golf needs.

@oVisionaire

3 ай бұрын

And Henry keeping you focused is solid.

Still took you like 7 holes to hit as many shots as Micah did in 3.

All you can do is the best you can!!

Take those emotions as part of the prize you are a talented young man and youve got a long way to go!!!

Love see how positive you were for the other golfers even though you were not having the best day. Just shows what a good guy you are Grant.

Grant do you think that playing YT golf with preferred lies etc was a big disadvantage when it comes to poor lies in a tournament

At least you aren’t Micha 😅 Those nerves show how much you care about the game, can’t wait for the next opportunity for you

@titanup77

3 ай бұрын

Micah*

Great job Grant !! I no you were disappointed but you should be proud of yourself. It takes a lot of guts to get out there with the pros ! You have nothing to hang your head over.. I’m proud to see you try your best and good luck in the near future Bud ! I’ve been a subscriber for a couple years know and every video has made me come back for the next . ❤️🙏🙏💪💪

I’m rooting for you bro. Keep at it. Watching your videos makes me want to play way more so I love that

Micah…oof

@PreppinShootinLivin

3 ай бұрын

79 or 86 ... both pretty crappy....Cole also lost it. It's all about having tournament experience and the majority of KZread golfers don't have that unfortunately....because they are all capable of shooting under par but not when there is a next level of pressure on them and they don't have any recent experience dealing with that pressure.

@KevinHoekman

3 ай бұрын

​@@PreppinShootinLivin Agreed. Micah thought he was at that level years ago and proclaimed it loudly. Big mistake as he has many more detractors than supporters. I do think he will realize his mistakes and be a better person in the future.

@PreppinShootinLivin

3 ай бұрын

@@KevinHoekman Micah did go "pro"...playing those mini tour events and such...I don't think he ever said he was a pga tour pro or anything, just that that was his goal and he was working towards it, hence the mini tour events and all that. Internet folks just like to jump on anyone they can usually, it's the way it is, people are asses.

@KevinHoekman

3 ай бұрын

@@PreppinShootinLivin He said his goal was to be on the PGA tour and that his focus would be on that. Years later he shoots 86 in a qualifier. That's just the facts. He's failing.

@Pud56

3 ай бұрын

The course didn’t suit a bomber that has no short game. Micah will be hurting, but he needs to sharpen up his short-game and get more putting practice. He is obsessed with what he thinks is his advantage, Distance. Well on tight courses, you need a plan B, Micah doesn’t have that. Bomb and gouge will work on some courses, but you still have to get it in the hole, not sure Micah has the golf brain to realise.

Honestly the original video was hard to watch. Editing was subpar compared to what we’re used to with you, GG, BDS, etc. glad you out this out

The fact that you got to play with someone you know really well should have been a huge relief! Imagine playing with complete strangers you don't know? Understanding with the nerves that you would try and steer the golf ball. It almost looked like you were lined up right on many shots. Thanks for sharing your experience and commentary on what your thoughts were.

Love your channels Grant. Too bad it didn't go your way this time around, but it will eventually. Keep up the great work and grindin it out! ~Chris

Love this video. As you are talking about nerves and settling into the round, I can feel myself fully absorbing that energy and I can truly relate, both to playing tournament golf 1000 years ago for me and just getting out on the course now trying to get my channel going and grinding all the time to become the player you are....I noticed that the first few holes you were a little quick from the top and not fully finishing your backswing. I do the same thing during play(most people do I think) and watching the videos back on myself playing it is truly aggravating to watch. Its like I am making a completely different swing than normal. You played really well man. Your short game looked really good and of course you are a phenomenal player. This is AMAZING for the You Tube Golf world for sure. I foresee many more of these events coming soon and you will certainly be in them. Enjoy this ride dude, its been fun to watch. Can't wait for more....!!!

Grant way to gut it out with class! Your genuine comments and appreciation for those that gave you this opportunity shows you are a man of character who is full of gratitude.

It was so cool watching you play. You definitely have the game to compete. You noted how George stopped talking and dialed in. Being able to channel and focus and go into tournament mode is big. It was great watching you.

So glad George still got in the field! Great content guys. Love seeing you and George together. Go get them next time! You have the game.

I have gotta say I love your swing it’s so timed up and smooth, I’m not good at golf but this past year I’ve had the chance to play for my college and the nerves are so real and it’s so hard to brush off a bad shot so props to you for being open enough to post this. I want you to play in the PGA for sure

Love the fact that you noticed how much you say 'oh my gosh!!' lol . Big fan of you and Peter Finch, Grant - really enjoy your content.

Great video Grant. Very cool to see you talking through the emotions of playing competitively. Couple breaks go your way and it could have been a completely different round. Good stuff👊🏻

Love you Grant!!! You're awesome man. 79 is nothing to be ashamed of on this course especially since you havent been in this situation in so long!! Congrats Grant and keep grinding out the awesome content!!

Golf is hard, new courses are hard. You are a great golfer. Keep striping!

It’s not the nerves about the tournament. It’s the nerves about Dad watching. awesome. Glad you got the experience it with him. Enjoy the moments.

Grant your positivity is infectious. Love how you spread great vibes even though you didn’t score how you wanted to on a huge day. Good man

@GrantHorvatGolfs

3 ай бұрын

Thanks harry!

You gave a good account of yourself young Grant, it is a steep learninng curve and one which must be navigated carefully. Also, don't worry too much about beating yourself up, it means you care with passion and you want to produce the best golf you can. Keep going G.

Love it, Grant! Hope to see you one day and be part of the Pga

Thanks for giving us the BTS on your round, Grant. Frankly, breaking 80 in those conditions and under that pressure was an accomplishment in and of itself. Rock on, brother! 🙂

Loves watching you in this. Rooted for you and George SO hard. I hope you get more and more opportunities!!

@GrantHorvatGolfs

3 ай бұрын

Thanks Eric!

It just proves your human. Playing under pressure you put more pressure on yourself. We all wish we could play as good as you. 👍

Grant Horvat Golf, Your videos always make me happy, so I subscribed!

Grant, you shot well! It's a different vibe when you're not just playing for content! Still think the Q should have been limited to just YT golfers. Also, Henry is the GOAT when it comes to caddying. Always positive, always encouraging, calling the right shots. Just awesome seeing you two approach each shot.

Love watching you play, man! The Myrtle production was so quiet it was erie, nice to hear your version. So good to hear you supporting the other players.

Great video y'all! There's so much to cover but: A- So solid to have learned about your Dad's commitment to you and your game. That's the stuff dreams are made of. B- You did well Grant and we all know you are much better than what this score showed. C- HENRY IS THE MAN... MAN! What an example of human being and I would have loved for a bit of this video be about him as your Caddy. Good, Bad, and the Ugly.😄

You absolutely have this! If you keep it in bounds an entire qualifier you will be set, nerves or not you did great!

This is great stuff! Very interesting and how different it is when one is actually competing.

Such a good creator, so pure at the heart man you can just tell you radiate such a light man you’re energy is different keep doing your thing man, and y’all reading this hit his like button he never asks for it !!! 7k likes with half a million views aint it !!!!

Great video. So pleased to see that George ended up with a second sponsorship invitation.

As a weekend golfer I get nervous every time I go to the course, I can’t imagine the nerves that players get in qualifying 😬

Way to stay focused and not get negative. This is a high pressure environment and you did great. It's all great experience and I feel like you would feel so much more at home in your next tournament at this level.

@I_need_an_oil_change

3 ай бұрын

Reported

Hey Grant, thanks for sharing! If you see this, I think there are several of your followers (myself included) consistently impressed with your play from the sand. If you ever get a chance to post something more instructional in nature, would love to see your thoughts and mechanics out of the bunker. Cheers!

Grant - thanks for sharing. Certainly was rooting for you and George. I felt I could feel the nerves for both of you => gives me appreciation for players who do this for a living.

The mental part of golf is huge, it messes with me every single week and I am 55 years old with a 20 hcp, it should not matter at all, but every round, the first drive is like it's for a million dollars, of which I never win!

Great job, you are really consistent on your other videos, the main difference here is your self talk. Crazy how much it really matters talking to yourself positive or negative.

Great to see your review of your round. And I just watched Bryan Bris video with awesome news at the end for George!

Nice to see you talk us through your whole round. I'm sure the prep for this is much different than what you're used to doing. I was thinking you would be much calmer if you talked your way through each shot like you were filming a regular vlog. Good to see you put yourself out there, hopefully you get some more chances.

You are a honest man Tough round and fair play to you Onwards and upwards

Huge GH fan. I absolutely Love the collabs with the Bryan bros. I love the “oh my gosh” comment! Lots of things you could say that are worse. Keep it up.

Didn't read the description at first, but as soon as you stepped up to the first tee. I new it was TPC Myrtle Beach. :-) Love that course! shot a 76 there last October. Not in tournament conditions and only from 6600 yards and with no pressure....sooooo. haha (side note: Played there 5 times now....never par'd number #9....tough tough hole. lol)

Regardless it was awesome watching you and everyone. Definitely looking forward to more of your content. You and bryanbros are my favorites to watch. Disappointing George didnt pull it off but what a great week for him and Wesley. SOLID!!!!!

Did Micah dirty in that thumbnail

Im gonna take a moment to say henry is an amazing caddy. Always talking you up, giving his opinion, but letting you make the final decision. Good golf grant. A couple bad holes, but not bad for not playing much tournament golf

Just learned how amazing Grants dad is my goodness!

Grant I honestly enjoy watching you play golf. Golf is a brutal sport and very addictive too. Keep grinding

Keep doing your thing bro! There’s a reason we watch your channel 👊

Enjoy your videos and even the ones when you're battling. From a person who plays the occasional APT tournament, it's refreshing to know nerves aren't just my problem. Keep grinding

I've said it for awhile now, out of all the youtube golfers, grant is the closest to pro level. He would fit in on the tour easily. Noone would question it with a swing like Grants.

Great job by your caddie. He was so positive and kept you balanced.