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Holy cow, that last minute watching those kids play together brought a huge smile to my face. What a future of young golfers that this course is responsible for...so cool.

@Renmazuo27

3 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree with you more. One way of making it more accessible to people of all ages.

"If there's a problem, I'll handle it." "Is there a problem, ever?" "Nooo, nuh uh." Best. Job. Ever.

The kids playing and the music had some awesome ‘Sandlot’ vibes

the audio while the kids are playing is GOLD

@BehindThePlate42

3 жыл бұрын

Reminds me of playing Hampton Golf Course in Rochester, MI when I was 12, 13.

@charliesmithers7663

3 жыл бұрын

Completely agree. For all the crap about kids playing Xbox how refreshing that they can be so chilled & at ease hacking about

@KoloaKane

Жыл бұрын

I know right ? He's always got such great music !!!

This video gave me a new life goal: make enough money to build a free golf course.

@murraywestenskow2896

3 жыл бұрын

Me - too - I need a good goal to spur me through the rest of my life. A *Free Golf Trust* in a small town is just the ticket.

@joshuanesky

3 жыл бұрын

I love dumb dumb

@Wildest_Wahoo

3 жыл бұрын

Same here!

@tonymansell3500

3 жыл бұрын

Me too!! I live 5 minutes walk from an old course my city council stopped funding 5 years ago and I would love to buy it and reopen it for everyone to play. Before thy build houses on it, which is what they plan to do.

@Scottsdaleofficesteve

3 жыл бұрын

And setup an investment fund to maintain it

Tom: The lowest we’ve ever shot is -4 or -5 Erik: This could be my day! *one minute later* Erik: *is punching out from the tree line*

The park ranger had a great swing!

@SPIIIVA

3 жыл бұрын

One time me and my buddies were drinkin beers on the course and that ranger came up to us and we thought we were busted. But he just wanted to hangout and watch us finish the round 😂

@carterdrake6220

3 жыл бұрын

@@SPIIIVA that's amazing!

This is my home and current town. Me and my brother used to go in the woods and gather balls and sell them for a quarter a piece. We lived right on the corner of this street on thorton st. This video made my day

I grew up playing this course and i also grew up playing it with Ryan, who chipped in for eagle! So awesome to see this course getting some spotlight!

This is everything golf is meant to be! Every city and town in America needs a place like this. The kids at the end is perfect, reminds me of my days at the muni. This is why I love golf and work in the industry.

Was the “adventure” of a lifetime!! Thank you EAL, RGC, and Skratch!

Huge fan of this series for someone who just started getting into the game of golf.

@Noxtrot

3 жыл бұрын

Erik is amazing! And the series are so well done. The filming, the editing, everything.

@ReallyTallMan

3 жыл бұрын

Welcome to Golf! Forget about the scores and have a hell of a time playing this wonderful game!

@hudsonwalker3957

3 жыл бұрын

Same

5:17 the dad from an older video. So inspirational and amazing. ALL ARE WELCOME

Erik is the greatest out there

Eric: free golf course Me: I wish there was one near Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Eric: this course in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania is completely free Me:😮😮😮😁😁😁

Without Buhl Farm course, I would have never had the opportunity to discover golf. As a working class kid, I taught myself to play at Buhl (or Dumb Dumb, as it's known by locals) with a 5 dollar make shift "set" of clubs that I bought from the local Goodwill. I live in Pittsburgh now, but I still play Buhl everytime I come home to visit family - my all-time favorite golf course!

Oh man I remember being those kids on the course. Playing golf with my buddies is one of the highlights of my youth. Glad this place exists and that it is helping more people have that experience.

I came into this series for the golf, but stayed for the story telling.

Great video, love the sandlot vibe at the end

I practiced here for years my favorite place to practice and work on my game with my bro’s

I grew up playing here. Ironically, it's right across the street from a country club.

Couldn’t stop smiling watching this video. This is what golf, and really a community is all about. Everyone just doing their part and enjoying the game. Great vid!!!

There’s a place in Yuma, Arizona where it’s a par 3 course with an honor system. So there’s no tee times and you just show up and put like $10 in the mail box and go play.

Gotta say - that last minute evoked a lot of memories for me. I bet one of those kids was actually playing a Spalding Kro-Flite.

Ok the sandlot at the end is pure gold

5:19 that's what this beautiful game is all about! Skratch and Erik put out some of the best golf content on KZread!

My hometown course, never seen sharon look that good on the drone shots. Great stuff

Loved the park ranger sharing that as a kid he and others just got dropped off and spent the days there. This brought visions of long days filled with all kinds of matches and contests among the kids who went home tired and to rest ready to do it again the next day. It's clear that kids today are able to do the same. Awesome!

The Sandlot reference is the best part of this whole video! This episode of AIG is one of my favorites. Love the idea and the community a golf course can create.

I would watch a whole episode of those kids playing. Great Course!!!

The atmosphere of this club reminds of learning to play in Scotland as a pre-teen in the 1960's. Public Courses were not free but extremely cheap (I still feel guilty paying more than £1 per hole even now; more money than sense). Family groups were in the majority on the weekend and everyone was tolerant of kids with more enthusiasm than ability. After 15 minutes of a 7 year old kid trying to advance his ball, his father would wave the group behind through. Miss that atmosphere.

12:47 this makes me wanna see a sandlot-esque movie with golf

The place I learned to play!

@SPIIIVA

3 жыл бұрын

Same

@ericratynski

3 жыл бұрын

If I go there, can I donate to the course? I’m from Canada but I drive down the 79 a few times a year? I just feel bad taking advantage of the locals tax payer money.

@cdcrisan

3 жыл бұрын

@@ericratynski Yes, they regularly accept donations at the sign-in window!

Learned to play golf here in the late 80s while attending Slippery Rock University. Loved it. One day I’ll be back.

I've seen Erik playing some of the world's greatest courses and enjoyed this episode as much as any. Loved the park ranger stepping up and thumping one off the tee and those kids at the end and the energy in Erik's group, especially that chip-in, all of it.....what golf is about! Congrats mate, great episode!

As a resident of Hermitage and a frequent golfer at Buhl Park…. This. Is. AWESOME.

Reasons why I love disc golf.

I’m from here and we LOVE Buhl Park and the Free golf course! It’s definitely a great ice breaker… “I live near the only free golf course in the world!”

Where I learned to play, and where I hope future generations can continue to learn to play!

“I’m not getting Tino’s bag!” Atta boy will, mental warfare

That outro scene threw me back to childhood in the best way, loved this video makes me want to visit

Absolute class from you here Erik, you continue to make me want to keep watching so thank you for that

Great video. Grew up playing this course countless times.

love the kid aspect of it, reminds me of when me and my brother were dropped off in the morning and we would bicker all day who was bettter.... lol

This series is the best. Lived in Pittsburgh my whole life and didn’t even know this existed. Definitely will be up there come spring!

@bennetttaylor6175

2 жыл бұрын

Make a day of it and play the avalon buhl course right next door. Dum dums isnt really worth a 3 hour round trip. But the avalon is and itll be a good extra 9 holes on dum dums.

This course was almost in my front yard. Learned to play golf there and both of my boys played there. Best thing in the world of golf. Still remember when Arnold Palmer was there to open the new course layout.

So so awesome. Profiles of courses like this are what brought me here and why I keep watching. Thanks, EAL!

I did a group mission trip in that cute little town!! Rebuilt a wheel chair ramp and deck for this sweet old gal. I definitely have a reason to go back now!!

Probably my favorite video yet, and they’ve all been great

In 2013 I played a few rounds of golf at the Gate Ranch golf course in Washington, just southwest of Olympia. It was operated by two brothers, Jim and Bill Dunson. After reading an article, I discovered that they have both passed away, and the fate of the free-to-play 9 hole course is unfortunately up in the air. I also found out Mike Rowe did an episode in "Returning the Favor" highlighting this course and its owners. A great watch for anybody into a feel good story and golf.

One of the best yet! Love it

The end made this video gold. What an awesome place

8:35 - beautiful swing. Looked her up and impressive. 18 Hole Average - 73 || Tournament Scoring Average 76 || Handicap 2.1 .... talent right there and all thanks to a opportunity to play the sport for free.

the shared bag at the end is a classic, great episode

What a great episode. And what a great way of getting new golfers into the game.

Love this, and ending is gold. Chip "I'll take it", kid's a lifelong golfer for sure :)

La mejor serie de golf de la historia. Espectacular Erik! 🔥

@somosmarketing8507

3 жыл бұрын

La verdad es que sí. Pedazo de serie la de Adventures in Golf y el canal personal de Erik, Random Golf Club. ¡Saludos desde Éibar Antonio!

community golf at its absolute best. Amazing to see ^_^

Mr. Buhl sounds like a very humble man, and an ahead of his time thinker.

Amazing episode, this is such a great series

Grew up 5 minutes away and this was me when school let out for the summer. Any day of the week, there would be about 10 to 20 kids in the age range shown in the last minute of the video. We would form groups and go out, playing just as they were. lol. Additionally, when I was learning to golf here, I didn't know golf rounds were usually 9 or 18 holes. We would usually just walk off after 5 or 6 since it was so close to the parking lot! Still remember the day I found out that all courses were not free.

Played here hundreds of times as a child. Was called Dum-Dum then

Sandlot bit was awesome!! Great seeing a group of guys that age just playing golf and hanging out!! This needs to catch on!!!!!

This is freaking awesome I have a short 9 hole course close to home here in South Central PA and it's amazing just going out and playing along with people you don't know I love it and you always meet interesting people!!! Love to see things like this grow the game!!!

Skratch..everytime I watch a video I’m blown away. This type of stuff makes you believe in the world.

So. Awesome. that last segment with the kids reminded me of my buddies I grew up golfing with, laughing at shanks lol

I began my golf journey playing Dum Dum in 1973 at the age of 10. God bless F.H. Buhl.

Great video. Smiled most the way thru.

Never thought I’d see the day your intro was done in Pittsburgh. So awesome!

LOVE this idea. I guess it's time to reach out to my city hall and see what I can do to get this started.

The content on this channel is absolutely top tier

The two kids at the end reminds me of me and my friend Mark Torres when I was about that age...maybe 10...we would hike to the silver course on the airforce academy, in Colorado Springs and play, I think the 9th hole over and over again until we were kicked off..and when I say hiked...i mean we walked through pine tree infested desert landscape with hills and valleys about 5 miles to play gold...yes, you read that correctly, gold, not golf. It was pure gold to us. Not quite up hills both ways but it might as well have been. I played a set of persimons and a set of walter hagen irons. thinking about getting the same set to see how I would play with them. Such an amazing time for us to play golf, right at the boom when tiger took off. We would hit chip shots in between cars in our neighborhood with bags of golf balls we found behind the fire department. If I were a time machine.

That ending film🔥

Sir, your content is amazing. Thank you!

This is probably one of the best things I've ever seen bloody love it. Coming from the UK most good courses are private and even rubbish courses cost way to much a round this is a beautiful thing respect.

What an awesome gift to what seems like a very loving city!!!

That's my hometown, I grew up golfing at "dum dum" golf course

I live here and learned on this course. So great full to have the buhl family.

just might be my favorite video of all time

What a great place. Thanks for sharing it with us.

This series is so entertaining and informative. Really get an appreciation for how diverse the game of golf is and how many different ways you can play it. From Slum Golf to jungles to desert, it really is a worldly game. EAL if you ever want to come to Michigan for a ski mountain golf course with awesome elevation changes, I'm your local guide hit me up.

This is what we need more coverage on.. not the super exclusive resorts that only the elite can afford. Bravo EAL and crew 🤙 way better than previous seasons

Wow! It does exist This is another level of giving back to the community

accessibility! golf needs more of it, this place is a gem

Born and raised in Pittsburgh! Super cool to see that you checked this course out. I've never played it but I know the area well. So Sweet!! That is one thing I LOVE most about PGH, is the people! I actually just came back from a week long trip from the Burgh Nov 1-9 and it just felt so great to be back home with friendly people, Unless you say you're from Philly or Cleveland.

This is my kind of course! I walk 9 at my local country club all the time. It's a hole in the wall type of place and I love it!

It makes a lot of sense, never got into golf because of the price. Disc Golf though, cheap discs (in comparison) and mostly free courses (here in Northern Nevada). Cheap cost of entry and I only want to contribute to maintaining the courses and building new ones. Also credit to the camera person for the focus pulling on conversations while walking.

Wow this is Amazing incredible how all of the people are giving back something in exchange 🙏🏼

Your channel is going to blow up soon, and I mean it. Y’all the best and never give up!!!

@tylerdembo5953

3 жыл бұрын

*blow up even more* I meant to say. And also, these videos are so well produced, this seriously belongs on Netflix.

I needed this.

The intro is mindblowing!

Be nice to see Susan Wojcicki follow suit. Glad to see the course is still free. Keep rocking it dudes!

I loved the sandlot comparison at the end

Oh man there is so much right with that- and highlights how much wrong elsewhere. The kids at the end, that was awesome.

The future of golf is disc golf! Which is free most of the time, has the same sense of community, no tee times, dusk till dawn (and plus with LEDs or Glow discs), playing in the snow with ribbons. I'm sure you could easily find a pro to show you and your audience the ropes (cough Simon Lizotte).

I love the sandlot ending.

If I lived down there, there would be no house, I would sleep on the first tee and wake up early and start getting that grind in lol

Lol 😂 the kids ! Lol I’m watching sandlot now

This is awesome it seems like a cool place to meet people as well