Pumped to see this

@Cavygolf

11 ай бұрын

Your turn soon Grant!

@mariolongoria3183

11 ай бұрын

Hope to see you out there too one day! You’re the 🐐 Grant!

@jmoney17341

11 ай бұрын

For last place?

@Clemsontiger21487

11 ай бұрын

@@jmoney17341from construction to playing in a pro even!!! First place sadman

@integralintervention6323

11 ай бұрын

You should have been there for support.

Props to your caddy, Tig. He really kept you in a decent head space. Also congrats on taking the plunge and putting yourself out there. Takes serious guts and I respect the hell out of you.

@mizal7893

11 ай бұрын

This Caddy is goated

@svk_5104

11 ай бұрын

He miss read that putt on 12 pretty bad though and we didn’t have the dialogue between em on the 14th but he has to get tig to take a drop out that stuff he was in(Tig may have been stubborn and not listened though).

@mizal7893

11 ай бұрын

@@svk_5104 those things are going to happen here and there, but Tig gets in his own head and this guy was doing a great job pumping him up.

@DavidSmith-ou3sl

11 ай бұрын

@@mizal7893 he kept telling Tig his ball was fine and it was in the hazard or heavy rough. lol

@jw11000

11 ай бұрын

Na. The caddy had me tense and i wasn't there.

Remember, Happy Gillmore came in last on his first tour event, and ended up winning the jacket by the end of the season. You can doooo it!

@andrewreynoldsgolf6709

11 ай бұрын

Lmao 😂

@mphommopi3728

11 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂

@RogueAI1679

11 ай бұрын

Inspirational classic film. One for the ages, great message.

@mr75204

11 ай бұрын

lol, except this dude won’t win shite

@TheBest-lz7gj

10 ай бұрын

2 different movies lol

Hell of a job by the caddy. Most people wouldn't post this, so much respect for both these guys out there grinding. People don't understand how hard it is to "make it" in golf. Love how Tig is willing to show to the good, the bad and the ugly. Tip my cap to him.

@JM-qn3tf

11 ай бұрын

He gave him bad reads & was saying corny stuff

@Mortimer1818

11 ай бұрын

He hasn't made it in golf. He has made a successful youtube channel (this is very hard to do and should be given it's own respect). Shooting 82 is very, very, very bad and he has nothing else left to do besides be humble for the fans. JT out here shooting 81 and the story is much different. Be realistic my dude!

@santaclause3487

11 ай бұрын

@@JM-qn3tf9:32 is funny. It’s good, then cuts straight to the rough

@jeffmckinnon5842

11 ай бұрын

@@Mortimer1818 He plays golf, and it puts food on his table, so he has done nothing to be ashamed of. Not following your dreams can only lead to regret. Tig can get hot, and at least he has his foot in the door, if and when that happens. At least he is trying, and that takes genuine courage.

@Mortimer1818

11 ай бұрын

@@jeffmckinnon5842 his KZread channel where he creates content puts food on the table, not the golf. If golf were the only means of income he’d have 40 bucks to his name (major league golf tour). You’re right, he has nothing to be ashamed of and was gifted an opportunity to play in one pga sanctioned event. He got to see what those guys go through on a weekly bases. Oh and just because you can get hot in golf and post a 68 or 67 doesn’t mean anything, you have to consistently shoot that in the toughest conditions.

Just shows you how many unbelievably great golfers are out there trying to make it on the tour. It would take Micah's A-game to make a cut on the third-tier professional tour (PGA Canada), and we know he has game!

@urtwodadz397

11 ай бұрын

It's absolutely fkd how good tour pros are

@jamesabar207

10 ай бұрын

@@urtwodadz397yeah is honestly disgusting 😅

@Jsizzle6809

5 ай бұрын

That’s why when people try to compare Jack vs Tiger, you just can’t. The depth of competition in tigers era was infinitely more competitive than jacks time. That’s why what Tiger accomplished is a greater feat. Nothing taken away from Jack though. He’s a better man than Tiger will ever be

@whatthe3504

5 ай бұрын

well its not like the lvl of golf at the top is different what seperates them is consistency of high lvl golf. dudes got to work on his short game so on days like this where the driver isnt working he has the confidence to keep it in the bag and attack the par 5s instead of laying up each time. have a much better chance at getting up and down from 40 in than from 100 yrds.

@FaithFrog

5 ай бұрын

Triple bogey on 14. Yea he has "game" lol

Takes guts to put yourself out there like this in your first event knowing the world will see everything. Most people in their first event don’t have a single soul watching them. Well done for even getting there

Let’s go Micah and Austin! I thought this was an awesome start and I am certain tomorrow you will see fantastic progress: tomorrow! Austin-your calls were spot on 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻. ❤️⛳️

Thank you Micah for allowing us to watching you on your journey, just keep a positive mind set and learn from the experience.

Love to see the Caddie support to keep your head in the game. I feel like when you make mistakes, your mental game gets deflated. So good that your caddie is there to keep your head in the right space.

Good job Micah. There's no substitute for experience. There's no success without failure. Keep pushing. Keep dreaming.

@brospros6327

11 ай бұрын

This....this right here...... frame it

@manupcheerup322

11 ай бұрын

Micah beats Micah every time. Sort the head space out and the short game

@kimibear9

11 ай бұрын

@@manupcheerup322 yes, Micah could have save a lot of strokes if his chipping and pitching were better... it'll come with time

@manupcheerup322

11 ай бұрын

As Denzel Washington says Fail Big but fall forward

@SeanyGOLF_AmatuerSportsNetwork

11 ай бұрын

Yeah keep dreaming 😂😂😂😂

Tig… you’re an absolute example of going out and doing the work! You’re an inspiration to an entire new generation of golfers and that takes a tremendous amount of courage and guts. Good on you for showing the good, the bad, and the ugly. Proud of you! Keep grinding! Can’t wait to see you on a Sunday grinding out a win on Tour in the future! You’ve got this!!! “The difference between average people and achieving people is their perception of and response to failure.”

Great video! I know this is not how you wanted your first tournament to go. But this result will push you further than a successful tournament would have. You told a story years back on GG, how you were on a bike and tried going up the hill without stopping and failed the first time. But instead of giving up you tried again and again and spent hours until you finally did it! This tournament is the same as the first time you tried biking up that hill, it’s just the beginning to your success!!

I've played the courses at TPC Osprey Valley a ton of times. Nice to see such a great group of tracks get some love.

This course is brutal. Easy to make big numbers if your tee balls are off and it's your first PGA sanctioned event. Takes some guts to post this , tells a lot about your mental game. Keeping grinding, brother. 👊

@ryannolan1142

11 ай бұрын

Did the guy that won play the same course?

@integralintervention6323

11 ай бұрын

@ryannolan1142 No, he didn't. He got to play one of the easier courses. I really don't think this is fair during a PGA tournament event! I'm not sure how we role up here in Canada when it comes to the tournament advantages for some golfers, but the rule should be changed to make it fair for "ALL" golfers across the board. I will get on this one with the PGA! This whole LIV golf thing has all these tours in an uproar! Maybe this is the PGA Canada tour trying to be different from the rest to gain attention, perhaps?

@matthewsalinas2347

11 ай бұрын

I’ve played this course from the tips.. it’s not a hard course. I’m a casual ex college golfer and I probably average 74 there

@ryannolan1142

11 ай бұрын

@@integralintervention6323 that makes no sense to me. You can’t have a full field tournament and have guys play different courses and not have the rest of the field play them as well.

@SebastianHAL099

11 ай бұрын

@@integralintervention6323 wowoowo, really? I support micah but people shouldnt play easier or harder courses, we need balance

Awesome job Micah. Take it as a learning experience. I'm 51 yrs old and got into golf 3 yrs ago and I played my first Sr. Tournament last yr. Im not as nearly as good as you are but it takes a lot to post this and to keep pushing forward. Great job to your caddy too.

Thanks for sharing this journey and keep pursuing your dream. It’s heartbreaking to have seen some comments in the previous vid, where some were too eager to point out the result. It’s those who are willing to fail (and in your case, share with the rest of the world) who will get to achieve their goals.

Mad respect to you posting Micah. Results aren’t everything keep grinding and continue to grow as a person

@matthewpielet9320

11 ай бұрын

Results are everything when you’re trying to be a professional golfer.

@ryantunna

11 ай бұрын

@@matthewpielet9320 finally, some truth

@Jim_Harwood

11 ай бұрын

@@matthewpielet9320 When you get gallery applause for shooting an 83 you have the charisma of an Arnold Palmer. Of course Arnold Palmer was 83 years old when he shot his scores of 83.

@OhSheaPoker

11 ай бұрын

why wouldn't he post how he gets in these event and make money

@Jim_Harwood

11 ай бұрын

In all honesty I was just kidding. Tig shot an 83 the same way most pros do. It's not like me making 9 bogies and a double. The pro's like Tig play the course just fine but make a single mistake which multiplies and ends up ruining their round. I am sure Tig will eliminate this over time as he does have a great swing and really a super putting stroke.

What an experience. Great job guys, looking forward to seeing you in more qualifiers and PGA events. Good Luck Micah

Nothing but support for the guy following his dreams. Glad you showed the video. We'll be watching and supporting. Go get it!

The caddy did a great job. Positive attitude is so important when things don’t go as you want. Very brave of you Micah 👍

@JewandGreek

11 ай бұрын

A caddy has to do more than keep your spirits up. Micah made errant drives that cost him a lot of strokes. Had he played for the fairway instead of distance he could have shaved at least six shots off his score.

@user-im9yf4gd9w

11 ай бұрын

Back nine he hit a lot of bad irons off the tee. Not much a caddy can do when the player is spraying it all over the place.

@santaclause3487

11 ай бұрын

9:32 the caddy is awful. Him and Tig make a perfect couple.

@Patrick-xo4fq

9 ай бұрын

Caddie is annoying as fuck! Atta boy after every shot

@3nCounting

4 ай бұрын

Agree... Austin looked like a beginner out there. Sticking the flag in before a golfer finishes his putt. Pay attention... Austin was too wrapped up in Micah, trying to be positive... he said "smoke it" right before Micah swings. You NEVER introduce clutter before a swing. STUPID. Positive re-enforcement has it's place. You mostly just shut up and speak when spoken to and if you want to help, then talk about stuff other than the round you're playing...

Your caddy is the most positive person ever. Absolutely love his commentary keeping you in the game

Tough round but I love how supportive your caddie was. Amazing job from him the whole way through bringing positive vibes no matter what the shot is!

I couldn't keep my cool like you did Micah. Shows great sportsmanship. Great things to come!

I wish more people could understand how hard this is and how much guts it takes to have an audience while doing it. Stay strong 💪

@mr75204

11 ай бұрын

Everyone is fully aware with the exception of Micah and his fanboys who think he’s going to win the US Open soon.

You're doing everything right Micah. It's been such a pleasure to watch your journey and I can't wait to see what the future holds for you. You HAVE to put yourself out there and compete at that level to get better AT THAT LEVEL! So much of golf is mental. You'll get there.

I loved this video. The miked caddy was great, loved the style of the video, and big props to you for keeping your head on straight during that tough stretch. Keep up the good work Micah! Pure class 💪🏼

Nothing but support here, it’s nice to see great things happen to great people. Keep your head high and your goals in sight. Good luck and what a great front 9, fun watching.

Being able to hear you and Austin speaking made this amazing to watch. Results will come, the experience is the most valuable takeaway here. ❤

you got a nice swing, play like me, trying to shoot birdie every hole but at the same time knowing that im not perfect, find a way to play good with all that anxiety and i know ur gonna shoot lower, keep the work up, I really really trust in u

Just clicked so stoked and happy for all the progress you've made as a golfer and as a individual remember what you grind for and everything will fall Into place! Keep it up

I really like the caddys energy. Positive but could sense an ever so slight nervous energy from him too. He seemed to grow in confidence as the round progressed until 12. His poor read seemed to make him forget all the positives he had been doing so well with before then. The blip on 13 came from an awkward energy as a result. Leading to more trouble on 14. But you guys have a good understanding and will improve for sure. He needs to be as confident as he can be that’s the most important thing for a caddy! Love the vid and wishing you guys all the best for the future!

Head up mate, we are all rooting for you ❤

I kept up with you! Congratulations on the event! You played really solid. Few bad holes but man your attitude and ability to battle is inspiring! Keep chasing the dream brother!

You’re an inspiration Tig, to chase your dream and never give up for tons of people. Keep it up!

Great Watch micah! This is all a learning curve! Your game is great but your head gets in the way! The more you set yourself in tournaments the more you’ll relax and expand your comfort zone! Keep grinding at your dream.

As a golfer I enjoyed watching you play this round. You did very well considering it’s your first PGA sanctioned tournament. I’ve watched you the past year. From what I see in your game. The main thing you need to improve on is from 100 yards in. Learn more about pitching and chipping. I know your second round was a great improvement because I saw your score. Tighten up your accuracy on your drives. Maybe put the 2 iron away and trust your driver more. Overall great Job!

@MrEric0822

11 ай бұрын

Almost a million guys could play on the Tour if they improved from 100 yards in. Easier said than done, and he's not even close. Playing as well as he can, really.

@barrypreslar9027

11 ай бұрын

Million. Really? Do you play golf? I’ve been playing at least 35 years. My accuracy with my driver is the best it’s ever been and when I was younger I used a 2 iron until I realized I needed to learn to trust my driver. I’ve worked on my short game over the years and my accuracy from 100 yards in is the best it’s ever been. I’m pretty good at chipping and pitching. But I’m no where near pro level. Golf is hard. Fun but hard. At least Tig is trying and he has talent.

@MrEric0822

11 ай бұрын

Maybe not a million, but not far off. Every young guy out there can bomb it these days. The VERY few who make it professionally are in a completely different class with the wedges and putter. Tig has a giant mountain to climb to be anywhere near that level. He's a good KZread golfer. And, yes, I play golf. That's why I know how hard it is.@@barrypreslar9027

Proud of you brother! Just being there is a HUGE accomplishment! Respect 👊

Played this exact course 3 days before this event. It absolutely poured rain, so is softer than usual at event. I can tell you if you’re off the fairway the course becomes twice as difficult. It’s an penalizing track, and a great test of golf. Great to see this round posted.

Love that Micah did this. Such a unique experience I'm sure. It's crazy how good these tour players actually are.

I honestly didn't know they could record at these PGA events. But glad we got to see you in one. First one is always the hardest, getting over the nerves takes time. Can't wait to see the back 9 and to see you in more tournaments.

Keep pushing Champ. You are inspiring us to take on greater challenges

Lets go Tig!! Production quality on point!

What a tough back nine, Tig & Austin! Austin did a fantastic job staying positive, and Tig did great just staying focused. We've ALL had rounds that just start falling apart, and it's often nothing to do with playing bad necessarily, just lots of bad breaks. Congrats for having the toughness for laying it all out there for the world to see! That's the most impressive part of all! I wish I could offer some advice, but your ten times the player I am! Just don't let it eat at you, brother! "The best golfer in the field is often the one with the shortest memory!"

Cool to see a local gem of a course showcased. Played all 3 of these courses a ton and they’re still my favourite in Ontario.

I've never seen someone take their biggest advantage and make it a weakness quite like TIG and his length. One of the longer hitters out there, and so what does he do to capitalize on it? Makes himself not so long by almost never hitting driver and going with iron off the tee. You capitalize on the strengths of your game

You got this man! Keep shooting in the 80's and you'll be winning majors in no time. Only a couple bad holes and you would've won the tourney man. You got this, keep grinding man! It'll come! You're really close bro! Almost there dude!

@santaclause3487

11 ай бұрын

🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂🎉

@santaclause3487

11 ай бұрын

17:05 “words” to describe you, methodical…..

@Cper14

11 ай бұрын

Literally every comment 💀

@GP-tt2te

11 ай бұрын

Lol, yup these are his simps. These people are completely blind to reality just like he is.

@CoryLancasterYT

11 ай бұрын

😅

Tig, I take my hat off to you for reaching for your dreams. You have the gift of speed which nowadays is essential for success in tournament golf at the highest level. You need to focus on your short game more, flops, spinny chips but especially putting! That’s where the game is won or lost. Maybe Wesley Bryan will take you under his short game wing. Never give up, keep going forward, set goals. You can do it!

Kudos for showing the good, the bad, and the ugly...this was golf as it is. Sometimes hard to watch, but the ups and downs are real. You do not deserve the grief some people have been dishing out. Keep at it bud!

I’m 99% sure I heard Austin say “know whose you are” before your first tee shot. What an incredible reminder that winning or losing, you belong to the King! Love following you along on your journey!

I need Micah to start playing straight shots instead of forcing a fade. Love the grind my guy.

Congrats on the first start. Who cares that it wasn’t the finish you’d hoped for. You went out there and competed. Kept your head up, along with your attitude and outlook. As I comment on the last video. I pray this was a fulfilling experience for you. Whether it be a first or last finish.

You definitely held your composure brother. I love that because you never know who is watching that look up to you. Your still the man.

So, Cameron Sisk won the GG Championship and did not make the cut in this Tourney. Sisk is a very good player. This shows the talent on this tour is crazy good. I believe a lot of these guys could make cuts on the PGA Tour.

@Voodoo.Voodoo

11 ай бұрын

Yea a lot of these guys can for sure make the cut in a PGA Tour event. Sadly, Micah cannot. He doesn’t have the talent to make it.

@moderndaygrinch

11 ай бұрын

​@@Voodoo.VoodooI think he has the genetics for it. The problem is he did not grow up competing, so he never learned how to win. Combine that with his mediocre short game and no dice 🎲

@cobra7282

11 ай бұрын

33 players shot -10 or better in this tournament. All of those guys and quite a few of the others could make PGA tour cuts. Also shows how much work Tig needs to do. Starts with consistently getting the ball in play off the tee. It's hard to get anything going when over half your tee shots leave you in thick rough. Then start dialing in those darn wedge shots..

@stevenkmorrison

11 ай бұрын

​@@cobra7282been watching Micah for a while and don't feel like he's ever been confident with Driver since he moved on from his TaylorMade M1 with the bright yellow shaft 3 or 4 years ago now. Really hope he can channel that confidence with driver again someday.

@Voodoo.Voodoo

11 ай бұрын

@@moderndaygrinch I realize he didn’t go the traditional route through junior golf then college golf and that would definitely help but in this outing he had a very good caddie to help with course management and green reading and Micah still was nowhere close to making the cut. Sure his short game is absolutely nowhere near where it should be but there is no part of his game that would be considered good. He hits it far and that’s literally his only strength. I live in an area with about 300k people and he wouldn’t even finish in the top 20 if he played in our local area amateur championship. I’m not even exaggerating when I say this. I’m also not trying to knock him….if someone gave me an invite to a PGA Canada event I’d probably play in it as well.

2024 Masters champ! I can feel it bro! You got this! We know you have the game and talent! Keep at it! Just around the corner! Ignore the haters!

@MEAT0

11 ай бұрын

What lol. I can understand being positive, but this is delusional. Dude will never make the tour, let alone Augusta.

@schmitty3100

11 ай бұрын

Stop it, this does him no favors

You need to not let your emotions control your game I've watched you for such a long time and when you're happy you play golf so freely and it's beautiful to watch.

I know this is late, but from what I noticed, when you played with good good, you were confident as hell and you were out there having fun. I think that’s the mind set you need to find. Go out there and show everyone what you’re made of, stop trying to be a pro pga tour golfer. I watched a documentary on tiger woods and he stated “I just went out there and showed them what I could do. I swung as hard as I could because I had nothing to lose and everything to gain.” Get that mentality and you’ll be unstoppable as a pga pro. Keep up the good work and show off out there, your a beast tig.

Well done to the caddy for keeping Tigs spirits up. He was a psychologist and caddy in one.

You should try to hit the ball in the hole in the least amount of strokes you can

@Golflover69

6 ай бұрын

You can’t be serious right?

True grit fantastic effort and tough result . Congratulations on making this leap and thank you for showing us all of it.

I’m a 2 handicap and had the luxury of playing 18 holes while visiting family. There was a local kid who knew the course like it was the back of his hands. Played my best round ever. The beauty of a good Caddie! Game changing!

The clap from the audience on 18 after a quad 🤣🤦‍♂️

5:25 Camera man knew what he was doing 😂

I loved that you had the caddie mic'd up. This really helps me get a good idea of what I should be asking myself in tournaments!

I saw some real promise in most of the holes. Having that great caddy is clutch. Take all the positive from the round put the rest behind you and continue the grind Tig!

Probably could have shot better if you weren't wearing women's capri pants! But seriously, this is an awesome experience, hope you enjoyed it. Congrats and keep grinding. (Sorry, not a fan of those "pants." Lol)

@steveboyle6891

11 ай бұрын

Right! What is the deal with those pants? They seriously look ridiculous 😂I don't get it

@icetrey2468

11 ай бұрын

They should be against dress code. 😂

Dude is a long way from being ready to play at this level.

@tslayer87

10 ай бұрын

Can you do it better? He’s a KZreadr that gets to play golf for a living. He’s winning while you’re bitching.

@Doing-it-

9 ай бұрын

For starters, he needs to ditch the women’s pants.

Hey brother hardest thing to do is even take the plunge and you did that and then some. That front 9 for your first ever pro event was incredible. Not many could say their first start started like that. You’ll learn and grow from it and like you said even when it wasn’t good you ever got out of rhythm or routine! And like your caddy said you were super methodical all day. Nothing to hang your head over

Don’t feel like you need to defend yourself. First of many tournaments!! We will always be here to support you man. Love being a part of the journey. Been watching you since the good good days and will continue no matter the final number on the score card. You are a role model for a young generation of golfers!

@BChandl13

11 ай бұрын

First of many? You really think sponsors invites are gonna keep rolling in for a guy who finished DFL and lost to the R2 leader by nearly 30 strokes?

@nickstellin8340

11 ай бұрын

@@BChandl13 you really think a guy with this following is gonna give up like you do after a round above his handicap?

You always fail to impress me Micah.

Good for you Micah, you've seen the bad/how quickly things can get ugly. Now it's time to see the good and quickly they can turn around w a head game good enough to match you playing ability.

🔥💯👊🏽Great job bro! To say that you’re at the point you’re at is such a big accomplishment, most definitely proud of you and keep up the great work can’t wait to see what the future holds for you!!!!👊🏽💯🔥

Should be titled my last pga tour tournament

@OncleJer

11 ай бұрын

lmao, he probably will get more invitation as a content creator, but yeah, he's never making one of those tournament because of his golf skills

@PreppinShootinLivin

11 ай бұрын

@@OncleJer If he does, it'll be a couple years from now....Sponsers want eyes, but not if he's going to shoot mid 80's every time out.

@OncleJer

11 ай бұрын

@@PreppinShootinLivin The sponsors really don't care about the performance honestly, they just care that this guy will bring more viewership to the tournament than all of the other guys competing put together. But the reality is the chances of Micah having any relevancy on the tour are quasi null

Ignore the haters man, you got this. You would've been right at the top if those 36 holes didn't count. Just fix your swing, long game, short game, putting, course management, mental game, and you're right there man! I predict you'll be on Tour next year and win at least two major championships and be top 10 in the world. Keep grinding and it's gonna happen. You got the tools man, you're soooooo close.

Keep pushing Tig, we’re all behind you mate :) keep smiling and enjoy what you do

Buddy, putting yourself in the arena takes massive stones. From a "life" perspective that's a huge win for team Micah. I haven't even watched you long so I'm not nearly as invested emotionally as those in your inner circle......and I was super impressed and felt proud of you. I can't imagine how they felt. Just an awesome video!

I’m glad you got the chance, it’s just time to go back to the drawing board. You’re miles away from being in contention in an event like this, even mini tour events.

I’m proud of you! But please get a sports physiologist it will do your game wonders!!!! Just look at Wyndham Clark it helped him with the US OPEN!!

@gjack2008

11 ай бұрын

I think Wyndhams solid amateur/college career and elite level skill had something to do with it too. 🤷🏻‍♂️

@East_Tennessee_Golfer

11 ай бұрын

@@gjack2008 I agree, but still he wasn’t a standout, he spoke on how much the sports physiologist helped his career 140 starts 2 wins in like 4 years!! My whole point is it would help

@gjack2008

11 ай бұрын

@@East_Tennessee_Golfer I agree with mental strength. My point is that Wyndham already had a complete game skill-wise. I’m not hating and I watch and support the channel. I’m just one of the few honest people that realizes his skill set is not ready yet. That’s not hate just reality.

@East_Tennessee_Golfer

11 ай бұрын

@@gjack2008 I agree he’s not PGA material, I think he needs to grind the Mini tours get his feet wet, but I also understand the sponsor exemption. Where he has lots of followers helping bring eyes to pga-c! I highly doubt they did cause they thought he could win or make the cut!

@gjack2008

11 ай бұрын

@@East_Tennessee_Golfer agree 100%. Sponsors exemptions will always be a part of golf. Hate it or love it the spots are for whoever they want to give them to.

congrats on the first event Tig. Glad we could be good hosts up here in the Great White North. Can't wait to see where your journey goes next! Keep up the amazing work.

The scramble was tough but you really pulled through and held your own Tig. Amazing job. I know you have the talent to make it as a pro golfer and this opportunity really showed it. If I had any advice it would be don't be afraid to attack the pin. Make that your mission to attack the pin more.

Remember folks, there are levels to this. There’s a huge gap between being a good KZread golfer and being able to compete on tour. I like Micah and wish him the best, but let’s be real. He’s competing to make the cut against players who are better than him. Former D1 players who spent their whole lives shooting in the mid 60’s. Micah is the smallest fish on the pond.

@hdc2766

11 ай бұрын

he is performing the classic question but in real life: "If I commit my whole life to golf can I make the tour as a person who has zero high level golf experience" and as anyone who has played golf for a long time knows, the answer is and will always be no.

@JM-qn3tf

11 ай бұрын

@@hdc2766I have so much respect for pros… it takes so much time & talent to shoot even par let alone in the 60’s

@hdc2766

11 ай бұрын

@@JM-qn3tf 12 year old girls can shoot even par on 6500 yard courses - no it’s not hard to shoot even par

@JM-qn3tf

11 ай бұрын

@@hdc2766 no they can’t you clown

just so all of the people are aware of how good pro golfers are this week on the Canadian tour if you shot 68/68 you still missed the cut I hope this provides some insight of how far away your best buddy Micah actually is thank you for your time

@davidm5371

11 ай бұрын

Thanks! I was wondering

I love the confidence your caddy has for you! Man that's what a golfer needs in their ear!

@bubbsboy

11 ай бұрын

duno he told him the wrong line for every other putt lol

This is super cool Micah. Gotta experience your first triple and quad eventually, might as well experience it on your first tourny. Go get ‘em!!!!

Last place 😂😂😂😂😂

Great attitude but I think you cried in the car. 😂

Well done Tig, great performance, some great golf 👏 Shout out to your caddy, he kept you steady and positive 👍

Great job bro you got this!!! Even though you can’t compete in locals and finish dead last in a minor league tourney you’re still a Tour level player and will probably win the grand slam next year. Congrats on an amazing performance!!!

@toptiercontent90

11 ай бұрын

the passive aggressive tone is oozing from this comment, spap struggling to break 100 over here, clown.

@spap4460

11 ай бұрын

@@toptiercontent90 I don't pretend to be a pro dumbass lol.

These simps crack me up. "Other than shooting +15 and finishing dead last you played great! You got this Tig!" Lol, unbelievable.

Really cool video to see the actual role of the caddy. So much more than just course advice

I just discovered your channel and I am rooting for you dude. I watched the whole thing and was so into it. You got this. keep it up!!!!

Maybe its just me but having my caddie constantly talking to me like that would drive me nuts

@tannerhilton1171

11 ай бұрын

It’s just you, P.

@howie8552

11 ай бұрын

My head fell off after his 73rd "Attaboy"

@PreppinShootinLivin

11 ай бұрын

It's not as constant as it seems...this is an edited video so it's cutting out all the "inbetween" so all you see here are the shots and of course they will talk about each shot.

@chrism5126

11 ай бұрын

​@@PreppinShootinLivinI'll bet he talks more during the in between

@santaclause3487

11 ай бұрын

17:05

I’d blame it on those women’s capri’s

@TickleNation

11 ай бұрын

All the “cool” kids are wearing them these days.

Congrats on this experience! Pretty cool to watch you live this moment.

From your first swing off #1, you stood up on most of your tee shots. We all do it, especially under pressure. On your downswing, feel like your chest stays down almost like you move it towards the ball thus, increasing your forward tilt. You already kill the ball and have a great swing. I think this will help eliminate the big fades and blocks. Enjoy your channel!

@BChandl13

11 ай бұрын

lmao this idiot trying to give Micah swing advice on YT comments lmfaoooooooo

Don’t listen to the nonsense, Micah. This is a huge accomplishment and whether or not you become a success on any tour, making it to where you have is an incredible accomplishment.

@chrism5126

11 ай бұрын

I think everyone would agree with what you said. However, people aren't saying he hasn't been successful, just not good enough to play professionally. Which is also correct

@jefflarsen3821

11 ай бұрын

@@chrism5126 there’s level to the term “professional” especially when it comes to golf.

Short game needs lots of work, as I am sure he knows.

@steveboyle6891

11 ай бұрын

Along with everything else, I don't think he hit many fairways or greens

Micah Tig Morris Thanks for letting us into your journeys good luck to you and Katie, everything else is meaningless

Tournament golf is a different animal. First tee jitters are an understatement, feels like you heart's gonna beat outta your chest! Good job and keep up the good work.

@ChanKim-yd6hc

11 ай бұрын

good work?????????????? what is the good work? he finished dead last

@jasonh37

11 ай бұрын

@@ChanKim-yd6hc The good work is learning how to cope under the pressure of playing tournament golf. Not sure if you have done so, but it's not the same as getting out there with your buddies. Hell, it's not even the same as playing for big money.

Reality is he's a high school team level player. Shoots in the mid to high 70's or even low 80's like here in every tourney he's played. He has no consistency in his game at all and simply can't score. Imagine what he'd shoot if he played really tough courses. It would be mid to high 80's easily. All these people thinking he's this great player are beyond clueless.

@santaclause3487

11 ай бұрын

If you knew anything about tig, you would know he’ll bounce back. Next time he plays he’ll win by 20 strokes…..vs Steve.

@bobr6072

11 ай бұрын

@@santaclause3487 :LOL!!!

Damn they let anyone on tour nowadays I guess