Karl Vilips- Supporters Page

Karl Tee'ing it up at the AJGA's 2020 Junior Players "Junior Am" fundraiser at TPC Sawgrass and flanked by both AJGA and TaylorMade management who have been so immensely supportive to his and so many others junior careers. The AJGA's ACE Grant allows players who otherwise couldn't afford to play at this level to realize their junior potential and set themselves up for a college scholarship. Likewise, Taylormade Golf continue to equip all AJGA players with their product and have looked after all of Karl's equipment needs since he was 12 year's old. Thanks for all the support.

Friday was Graduation Day and Karl earned Valedictorian Honors. A warm-hearted thanks to Saddlebrook Prep for 5 great years courtesy of their scholarship program and a special thanks to the founder of Saddlebrook Resort, Mr. Dempsey for believing in Karl. Additional gratitude is extended to the teaching staff for working through the various challenges which present occasionally amongst testosterone-laden teenagers whilst at the same time enabling them to graduate to the university of their choice. Next stop on Sunday for Karl- Stanford University.

Karl cramming in some final rounds before going under the knife next week to fix up a poorly set broken finger- corrective surgery which cannot be delayed. The countdown towards the US Am and US Open then begins in earnest.

Here's wishing Karl a very happy birthday today. With the very real likelihood of embarrassing him, here's some blasts from the past...

Today we had the pleasure of hosting a very accomplished golfer in Karl Vilips at The Nightmare. Karl is currently the he 16th ranked amateur in the WORLD. He h...as qualified to compete in the 2020 US Open at Winged Foot and will be joining the golf team at Stanford University in the fall. Karl has been a member of two Junior Presidents Cup teams and was a gold medal winner at the 2018 Youth Olympics. We are looking forward to following all of these young men and their golfing careers! Pictured from left to right- Lucas Courtemanche, Tyler Eedy (MSU), Karl Vilips, & Quinn Courtemanche.

The Junior Trifecta! As Karl's junior career comes to an end in mid-September and with the past 5-months seeing him have to sit on the sidelines due to a broken finger, he's sitting atop all 3 junior rankings systems and 10th in the men's amateur rankings.Changes to US Open Amateur Exemptions will unlikely see Karl earning an exemption this year, so he's entered his last available AJGA event- The Junior Players at TPC Sawgrass in early September.

Major Award for Karl. The Byron Nelson International Junior Golf Awards recognize the achievements of junior golfers around the world who distinguish themselves with a high level of junior tournament play as well as excellence in academics, exceptional character and a commitment to community service. Karl joined 4 other players from around the world as this year's recipients. See the AT&T Byron Nelson Tweet at https://t.co/Y5mh5NwzTR

Despite Karl's broken finger having seen him fail to be able to lodge any tournament results since February, he's still the No.1 Junior on Golfweek, No.1 on Junior Golf Scoreboard, No.2 on the Rolex Junior rankings and 11th on the Men's World Amateur Rankings (WAGR). The troublesome broken finger should be 100% by September, but he's had to sit out the Southern, Sunnehanna, Western and US Am's while it heals. Many thanks to the crew at Stanford Medical for fixing up and monitoring what should have been done in Florida when he initially broke it and which has resulted in the additional 3-months of lost tournament results for a total of 6-months out of competition.

And the below-mentioned announcement brings Karl's Junior career to a close with him having only played in half the tournaments of his final junior year. Rather than dwell on the now however, it's a good time to look back at what Karl achieved in his Junior career ahead of starting his college career later in the year; 2 US Kids World Championship titles at ages 7 and 9. 2 Junior World Champs titles (plus a runner-up) at ages 10,12 &13 5 AJGA Titles including 3 Invitationals ...4 consecutive wining years on the AJGA- 2nd best of all time. Gold Medalist at the 2018 Youth Olympics Junior Orange Bowl title Bobby Chapman Invitational title Men's Southern Amateur title 2 Junior Presidents Cup teams 4 AJGA Wyndham Cup teams 4 Rolex All American Honors Held the #1 spot on all 3 major Junior rankings simultaneously Rose to 10 on the Men's World Amateur Golf Rankings (WAGR) Was the #1 ranked Junior worldwide on the WAGR Low Men's tournament round of 61 at the Northeast Am. Features in 6 AJGA all-time Boys Records 4 official Course Records 5 Tournament Holes-in-One Dozens of wins on the minor junior tours To have been able to achieve these successes requires a dedicated team around the player, and that has (in no particular order) included the AJGA, Saddlebrook Preparatory, Taylormade Golf, Adidas Golf, The Tarheel Junior Tour and Golf Australia to whom Karl is eternally grateful. Onward and upwards. See more

Karl's supporters still have over 9 hours to tighten the gap between Tiger and Karl in the Tiebreaker to decide the title of The AJGA's Best Junior. Remember, this is only for the junior years. It's worth noting that Karl won the Gold Medal at the Youth Olympics and also won a Men's Southern Amateur, as well as sharing numerous trophies that Tiger also won, including the AJGA Polo, The Junior Orange Bowl and 2 Junior World titles. For the full list of records which Karl and Tiger share in the AJGA Boys Record Book, go to https://www.ajga.org/about/records/boys. You may just be surprised to see that Karl features in 6 records despite the 42-year history of the AJGA. Cast your vote on the AJGA Twitter link below; https://twitter.com/AJGAGolf/status/1249446761510375424

(From the AJGA) We're heading to a playoff! Karl won the final match of the AJGA's Greatest Male Golfer of All-Time bracket on Twitter. However, on Instagram, Tiger Woods defeated Karl. To determine the true GOAT, we'll host one final poll right here between the two. Use the link https://twitter.com/AJGAGolf/status/1249446761510375424 to direct you the voting page at Twitter.... A junior career interrupted. What hasn't been mentioned about Karl are the following; Karl won a Men's Tournament whilst a junior- The Southern Amateur at age 15, joining the immortal Bobby Jones as the youngest players to have won that prestigious event. Karl beat Akshay Bhatia to win the Gold Medal at the 2018 Youth Olympics in Argentina. Following wins in his first two AJGA Open events Karl was unable to compete on the AJGA for almost a year in 2015-2016 due to having had a via issue. See more

Although Karl has a huge lead in their Twitter Polling, Karl currently trails Tiger in the Final of the AJGA's Instagram Poll for the "Best AJGA Junior of all time" title with Tiger currently having 55% of the poll to Karl's 45%. This poll is only for their junior careers- not as professional golfers. If you'd like to help Karl take down Tiger, go to https://www.instagram.com/stories/ajgagolf/ and hit Karl's name. There's 6 hours of polling remaining, so hop to it.

Well done everyone in helping Karl knockout Jordan Spieth in the quarter-final and get him to the Final 4 in the vote for the AJGA's "Best Junior of all time" title. Karl now faces Phil Mickelson, and though he leads Mickelson on the Instagram Voting, he trails Lefty by 45-odd votes on the Twitter ballot. So, if you have a Twitter account, you can cast your vote by either clicking on the AJGA picture below (which will link you directly to the Twitter page) or click on this link: https://twitter.com/AJGAGolf/status/1248698787603906560

With just a few hours remaining in the quarter-final match between Karl and Jordan Spieth in the battle for the AJGA's "Best Junior of all time" competition, Karl once again needs your support to help him get over the line. Either click on the diagram below or paste https://twitter.com/AJGAGolf/status/1248327908097171458 and scroll down to their match to cast your vote. If Karl gets through against Spieth, he then faces Phil Mickelson, but let's at least get Karl there.

Karl may be currently taking on Jordan Spieth in the "Elite 8" segment of the AJGA's "Best Junior of all time" online competition after having already taken down both Peter Uihlien and then Akshay Bhatia, but I'm nevertheless gob-smacked by the beauty of Perth sunrise's from my pad at sparrow's -fart this morning. However, if you do feel energized sufficiently to do so, a vote for Karl in his match-up against Jordan Spieth wouldn't go astray because they're posting even votes so far. Firstly go to your Twitter account and then enter this link into the internet address (the bar that begins with https://) section and it'll bring up the competition and voting. https://twitter.com/AJGAGolf/status/1248327908097171458 Cheers

Update. Karl needs just 5 more votes to beat European and PGA Tour player Peter Uhlein in the 1st knock-out round of voting for the AJGA's "Best Junior of all Time", so we need your vote. You have less than 3 hours to get your vote in for Karl. If you'd like to vote for Karl, go to the AJGA Twitter page link which we've supplied here: https://twitter.com/AJGAGolf/status/1247593443771199489?s=20

Karl is currently trailing European and PGA Tour player Peter Uhlein by about 15 votes in the 1st knock-out round of voting for the AJGA's "Best Junior of all Time", so we need your vote. You have less than 9 hours to get your vote in for Karl. It's a knock-out format and Karl's up against Peter Uhlein first. If you'd like to vote for Karl, go to the AJGA Twitter page link which we've supplied here: https://twitter.com/AJGAGolf/status/1247593443771199489?s=20

To quote Daniel Box from the the Scotland-based magazine "Golfalot": There may be no golf on TV, you may have exhausted all of the golf documentaries you have found, but don't worry. There are also thousands of hours of golfing content on YouTube, perfect for watching and learning more about the game and the golf swing. We've picked out our 15 favourite YouTube golf channels that we think you should be watching over the next few weeks!" Here's that list with Karl coming in at No.10, ahead of the legendary Mark Crossfield. https://www.golfalot.com//best-golf-youtube-channels-4545.

Karl finished T-11 at the AJGA Simplify Boys Championship after struggling with a defiant Putter all 3 days. Still, if 5-under is disappointing for Karl, then those boys who finished ahead of Karl really can play. OK, that was last week and Karl wanted to get on with 2020, so his buddy- US Airforce F-22 Stealth Fighter Jet photographer Sam Eckholm put together this extraordinary piece for Karl.

After shooting a 2-under 70 in the opening round of the AJGA's Simplify Boy's Championship, Karl sits 6 shots back from the leaders and will be hoping to narrow that gap in tomorrow's 2nd round. For the full leaderboard go to https://www.ajga.org//ajga-simplify-boys-champ/leaderboard

The revised world amateur ranking system was released by the R&A this evening, which although still using the past 104 weeks for the purposes, now places greater emphasis on more recent results. Karl's consistent record of making Top-10's at most tournaments he's entered this past year has seen him rewarded with the 10th position on the new system. You'll oft here me say "It takes a village...", and indeed, Karl couldn't have reached where he's at without the support of a lot of people and organizations. Here's looking forward to 2020. https://www.wagr.com/mens-ranking

Though not the desired result today, Karl's 3rd place takes him into the top-10 of the SPWAR World Amateur Rankings. Congrats to Ben Shipp on the Win and to the South Beach International's Jeff Hunt and to the Groundsman and Volunteers for getting all 4 rounds in despite the weather.

Golfweek's tournament update: https://usf.news//karl-vilips-catches-garett-reband-at-so/

His 3rd Round 67 in strong winds sees Karl head into the final round of the South Beach International Amateur with a share of the lead. Full scores at https://southbeachinternationalamateur.com/Scoreboard

Karl shot a 68 in his 2nd Round to sit 2 back from the lead with 2 rounds to play. For full scores, go to: https://southbeachinternationalamateur.com/Scoreboard

Karl's post-round interview following the 2nd Round of the 2019 South Beach International Amateur

The 1st round of the world's #5 ranked amateur event, the 2019 South Beach International Amateur started on Thursday in constant rain and 15-30mph winds which saw the scoring average for the field many shots more than in previous years on these same courses. The battle for the players was to keep their Tee-shots on the fairway and manage the flight of their approach shots. Karl's only major issue was a double bogey resulting from a strong wind gust that knocked him off balance on a driver downswing and which saw that ball sail off somewhere towards Cuba, but he bounced back with immediate back-to-back Birdies and sits 3-back from the lead after signing for a 72. Keep up with the scores at https://southbeachinternationalamateur.com/Scoreboard

Karl on the range ahead of the 2019 South Beach International Amateur

What a group! With yesterday's narrow 13-11 loss to the US in the Junior Presidents Cup now in the rear-view mirror, Karl paired up with current women's world tennis No.1 Ash Barty and 3-Time Surfing World Champ Mick Fanning in this morning's Junior Am fund-raiser at the Victoria Golf Club.

Sunday mornings Foursomes Matches are now up, with the International Captain Stuart Appleby selecting Karl and fellow Perth junior Josh Greer set to do battle with Justin Leonard's American juniors Maxwell Moldovan and Jack Heath at 7am Melbourne time. Follow the scoring at https://www.presidentscup.com/junior-presi/leaderboard.html

Photos from the 1st practice round, as well as a show & tell of the goodies which the players received from the generous sponsors, including Lacoste, Bushnell, Ping, Taylormade, Adidas and the AJGA.

For the 1st time, Karl heads the world's 3 major junior rankings- The Rolex, Golfweek and Junior Golf Scoreboard. Why's this a pretty cool milestone? Because each rankings body uses their own specific algorithms to calculate their rankings, so to top all 3 is very unusual. They say "It takes a village...", so a huge thanks from Karl's Team to everyone concerned for your continued support.

Jack's infamous "Bear Trap" on PGA National's "Champions" course claimed Karl's scalp today, so he ended up settling for 2nd place whilst America's form player Kelly Chin rose to the occasion to take this year's Rolex Tournament of Champions. Many thanks to the AJGA and to all the volunteers for making this another amazing climax to the AJGA year. All that's left after tonight's Thanksgiving dinner is the Junior Presidents Cup in Melbourne in a week's time.

Karl returned to the top spot on the Rolex Boys Rankings this week ahead of the aptly named Rolex Tournament of Champions. Many thanks to all of Karl's supporters for your continued support.

Following up on a 1st round 67 on the Fazio Course, Karl put together a 68 on the Champions Course- the same course used for the PGA Tour's Honda Championship and played off the same Tees. It was good enough to see Karl take the outright lead heading into the final 36-holes. Going unnoticed prior to the tournament was Karl return to the No.1 spot on the Rolex Rankings.

Karl opens the Rolex Tournament of Champions with a 5-under 67 on the PGA National's Fazio Course to sit 2-shots back. His round included 5 consecutive Birdies- the 3rd time he's done that in tournament play. The 2nd and 4th rounds are to played on the Championship Course (home course of the PGA Tour's Honda Championship each year) and the 3rd round will be back onto the Fazio Course again. We've supplied a few photos from last night's Rolex Banquet where Karl received his Rolex 1st Team All American award. Here's the tournament leaderboard: https://www.ajga.org//rolex-tournament-of-cham/leaderboard

How did the top Colleges fair in the 2020 Men's & Women's player draft and what was Karl's rank on that? Here's the Golf Channel's Brentley Romine on who each of the top colleges signed: https://www.golfchannel.com//signing-day-wrap-top-players-

The Golf Channel interviewed Stanford Men's Coach Conrad Ray about his recruitment efforts for the upcoming 2020 Class. Their video headline reads: "Stanford's Men's golf head coach Conrad Ray sizes up his No. 1-ranked recruiting class for 2020". That's a bold assessment by The Golf Channel of Karl and his fellow recruits but we'll gladly accept it. Here's that video of the Stanford coach and what he has to say about Karl and his fellow recruits: https://www.golfchannel.com//stanford-coach-ray-talks-2020

Karl signed his National Letter of Intent with Stanford University yesterday to commence in the Fall of 2020. What a journey so far, yet it's only just beginning. Thanks to so many people for helping to have made this possible. As the saying goes, "It takes a village..."

Karl's 5th naming as a Rolex Junior All-American overnight sees him go 1 ahead of Tiger's 4-time mention and equal Justin Leonard's 5-time record which was set between 1986-1990. Hard work pays off.

Karl shoots 63, 64 to win the 25th Bobby Chapman Junior Invitational by 7-shots. An enormous thanks to the Commitee, volunteers, members, ground-staff and fellow players for making it a great 4 days. The organizing commitee assembled a stellar field this year which included the 15th highest ranked men's amateur in the world, the reigning US Junior Amateur champion and also one of the semi-finalists from this years' Men's US Amateur. A player's Host family also plays a vital role , so a big thanks to the Lemonds family for hosting Karl. This win will also see Karl regain the top spot on the Rolex Boys Rankings. Scores:https://scjga.bluegolf.com//scjg/contest/1/leaderboard.htm

Karl leads the Bobby Chapman Junior Invitational with a bogey-free 8-under 63 to lead by 2 heading into Sunday's final round. Scorecard at http://bit.ly/2VWkvjH

Karl lines up this weekend in Spartanburg, South Carolina for the 25th edition of the Bobby Chapman Junior Invitational where 53 of the top-100 ranked boys (and where Karl is currently ranked #1) will go at it over 36-holes. It doesn't stop there however, with the tournament committee pulling out all stops and somehow recruiting legendary Coach Butch Harmon (think Tiger, Phil, Rickie & Dustin) to spend an evening discussing all things golf with the players. How good is junior golf hey? There's a great article on this tournament and some of the alumni that have passed through it at https://www.goupstate.com//bobby-chapman-junior-invitation

What an amazing week at the Asia Pacific Amateur in China. A huge thanks to the Asia Pacific Golf Federation, the R&A, The Masters Tournament, Sheshan International Golf Club, Golf Australia and to Karl's fellow Aussie team-mates and support crew for making it an unforgettable experience. Karl finished as the leading Aussie in a Tie for 8th and is looking forward to this event being conducted at Royal Melbourne next year. This year's scores are at https://aacgolf.com/scores/

Karl's landed in Shanghai ahead of the Asia Pacific Amateur where starts for both The Masters and The Open are up for grabs. Thanks enormously to the R&A, The Masters and the Asia-Pacific Golf Confederation for continuing to grow the game. When you have a player from Kathmandu in Nepal- a country with just 6 courses come up to you and thank you for uploading Karl's videos, it goes to show just how lucky Karl is to get to also help grow the game. Here's Karl saying a brief hello from the host club- the Sheshan International Golf Club here in Shanghai: https://youtu.be/40ij2cMz9_Q The tournament website link is https://www.aacgolf.com/

Karl sits 2 adrift after 2 rounds of the AJGA Junior Players at TPC Sawgrass. Watch Karl stick it close on the famous 17th and keep up with the scores at

Karl sticking it to a foot on the famous 17th hole at TPC Sawgrass. He currently sits 2-shots off the lead with 1 round to go. Follow his progress at https://www.ajga.org//the-junior-players-champ/leaderboard

As Karl begins his final year of playing AJGA events before starting college at Stanford, this Junior Invitational at TPC Sawgrass commencing this Friday is (arguably) one of the strongest AJGA fields ever assembled. Join the action at https://www.ajga.org/tour//the-junior-players-championship

Karl's run at the US Am ended yesterday at the Quarter Finals, ending a defining summer which saw him go deep in every tournament as well as setting or equaling 3 course records in the process. Players can only achieve success with the support of people around them, and we'd like to thank all of Karl's support base- from those in Pinehurst who came out to watch him, and to the rest of you around the world who supported him on social media. Unrelated to what we just wrote, here's an article on Karl from yesterday by the USGA: https://www.usga.org//us-amateur-2019-karl-vilips-quarterf

After wins in his round of 32 match against world #12 Steven Fisk followed by his round of 16 match against Oklahoma's Brad Dalke, Karl now advances to the US Amateur Quarter Finals. His Round of 16 Match against Oklahoma's Brad Dalke saw Karl shoot a bogey free 5-under thru 17 on the notorious Pinehurst #2. Keep up with Karl's progress tomorrow at https://www.usga.org//championships/2019/u-s--amateur.html

Karl's been busy at the 2019 US Amateur, with equalling the course record on Pinehurst #4 in his 2nd round 65, before winning his round of 64 Match to advance to today's round of 32. Keep up with Karl's progress at https://www.usga.org//championships/2019/u-s--amateur.html

Karl Ace's the 197 Yard 6th in today's US Am official practice round on Pinehurst #4. The 1st Round starts tomorrow with scoring at https://www.usga.org//championships/2019/u-s--amateur.html

Karl eventually goes down to this year's Western Am Medalist and Georgia Bulldog Davis Thompson 3&2. A huge thanks to the Western Am, Point O'Woods G&CC and our Hosts Connie and Mike for yet another brilliant Western Am. Next up- The US Amateur in 2 week's time at Pinehurst.

Karl will fly the Aussie flag alone as he qualifies as one of the 16 players to compete in the 16-man matchplay segment of the Western Amateur starting this morning. Matchplay scoring at https://wga-117thwesternamateurchampionship.golfgenius.com/

Karl leads the Aussie charge at the 2nd biggest amateur tournament on the US schedule- The Western Am and sits Tied 12th heading into tomorrow's 36-hole marathon where the field will be reduced from the 40 who have made it through to tomorrow down to the final 16 players who will contest the Matchplay segment. Keep up with the scores at https://thewesternamateur.com/

Karl's final wrap-up of the Pacific Coast Amateur. Karl once again demonstrated that grit and determination that he's so well known for and shot 3rd and 4th rounds of 67 & 68 to climb from 38th after Round 1 to a Tie for 10th in the prestigious and highly ranked Pacific Coast Amateur. Next up he tackles the world's highest ranked "A" tournament- The Western Amateur. It's the biggest Men's amateur outside of the US, British and European Amateurs and is held prior to the US Am.

Karl's currently playing in the Pacific Coast Amateur in Alburquerque, New Mexico and enters the final round in a Tie for 16th. Keep up with the scores at: https://www.golfgenius.com/pages/5474316507271925298 In the meantime, here's the highlight of Karl's 3rd round where he hole-out on the 17th: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8S788T5ZDZk&feature=youtu.be

Karl's got bounced out of Matchplay today at the US Junior Am in what can only be described as a head-scratcher for the bookies. Why? It's a mystery. Strokeplay tournaments usually feature a low round, 2 good rounds and one below average round by most players. If the 4 rounds total less than the next guy, then you finish above him. With Matchplay however, just one below average round sees you get bounced out. Today was a below average round which saw Karl shoot 2-over and get knocked out, whilst others who progressed shot up to 5 over and still won their match, but that's the volatility of Matchplay. Karl now gets to bounce back hard next week at the Pacific Coast Amateur in Albuquerque New Mexico, so keep up your support.

Karl heads into the Matchplay component of the US Junior Am tomorrow after shooting 2-over and finishing 10th in the Strokeplay section. Keep up with tomorrow's round of 64 Matchplay at https://www.usga.org//champ/2019/u-s--junior-amateur.html

After a live interview with fellow players Akshay Bhatia and Michael Thorbjornsen on the eve of the tournament, Karl shot a bogey-free 2-under 69 and is tied for the lead after the opening round of the 2019 US Junior Amateur. Keep up with all the action at https://www.usga.org//champ/2019/u-s--junior-amateur.html

The Polo Classic at Liberty National brought the MatchPlay format back after an absence of a few years to StrokePlay. Starting this year, Liberty National in Jersey City will act as the host course for this event, with the players sharing a backdrop featuring the Statue of Liberty and the skyline of Manhattan. The field is divided into pods of 4 players who each play the other members of their pod over the first 2 days. 3 of the 4 players in Karl's pod each recorded 2 wins o...ut of their 3 matches, so were all tied at 2 points each and a sudden death was required to find a winner of that pod. The 1-hole sudden death formula bit Karl hard despite him being 13-under Par (and included 4 hole-outs from the bunkers and Greenside) over his 3 round-robin matches when his drive finished under the fairway bunker lip and he took bogey and failed to advance. That's the rules, so Karl had to bow out. Another of the top-3 ranked players went out in identical fashion, bringing to attention to a need for changes for next year, with the sudden death format next year likely to follow the lead of other knockout Matchplay events and use a 3 or 4 hole sudden death so as to avoid the situation where the result comes down to the nuances of a single hole. In any case, the event was awesome, with the players getting to play on the same course which the PGA will use for the upcoming FedEx play-off event- The Barclays. As always, the AJGA ran the event like a tour event and spoiled the players accordingly. The kids balance academics with maintaining an extremely high level of play, so the treatment by the AJGA is most welcome. Next up, the team format where the East Coast plays the West Coast in the Wyndham Cup in North Carolina starting Monday. See more

Karl's bogey-free 3rd Round 61 equals the course record at Wannamoisett Country Club in Rhode Island and catapults him into 2nd place with the remainder of this and the full 4th round remaining in this year's Northeast Am. Full scores at https://www.golfgenius.com/pages/5059480328427562380

Saturday morning sees the opening round of the 2019 edition of the Thunderbird International at Grayhawk Golf Club in Phoenix, Arizona. Karl had a 3rd place last year and hopes to go a couple better this year. On a course where accuracy off the Tee is the key due to unpredictable desert lies and the possibility of being shot by a Jumping Cholla (Cactus), finding the narrow fairways off the Tee will be imperative for any players wanting to feature on the podium come Monday. Karl Tees off at 8.05am (Local time) and you can keep up with the live scores at https://www.ajga.org//thunderbird-internationa/leaderboard

What it takes to cheer Karl up after Tiger misses the Cut; https://youtu.be/kBqnah_aKIk

Some pre-round irons and woods in full and half speed from Karl including tracking the ball into the Dawn sky. Actually we recorded these 2-months in Adelaide but thought they were worth showing Karl's supporters as we filmed in 4K Ultra HD.