Hey guys, welcome back to the Rich Shields Golf Show podcast episode 315. I'm your health guy.

You're not. You're not, guy. No. I'm really not. You wish you were. If you do anything in your life to become me, but you just not.

39 years, my name's been the same. And for whatever reason, as soon as that camera started recording, I instantly presume my name was something different. I'm Rick. If you were me, you would have a shock. Well, it's funny you say that because we actually, I've got a little game today. I've got a little surprise game for us to play, and it's a lot about would you rather. Okay. Weirdly, weirdly how we've come on to that. Anyway, hope everyone is good. Hope everyone is playing some great golf. I am, thank you very much. The season is coming to an end for most of us in the UK. And it feels very emotional. The golf courses are getting horrible and the weather is getting worse. But people around the world listen to his podcast will still be playing golf in some sunshine.

I would like to pull you up on that straight away because you're saying the golf clubs are getting horrible and many will be, let's be honest.

However, we recently went to film our home, Marriott-Wursey Park and the condition of the golf course for the time of year in the northwest of England was unbelievable.

It was sensational.

We actually went there filming a little fun video concept, which that video should be out now.

It was me, Guy and James Robinson, ex-professional, tour professional golfer.

We came up with a little fun idea.

Oh, it's brilliant.

It couldn't have gone any different to what I expected it to go.

And the concept was very simple.

A lot, growing up, I would play a lot of different games as being a club golfer.

And one of the games I remember, once a year you'd play the yellow ball comp. And in your four ball, you'd go out with one yellow ball. And the mission was, what score can you shoot with that yellow ball? And a player use it each hole. If you lose it, it's done. Wow. Like you are, the game is over once you've lost that yellow ball. So I thought, why not let's do it with me, Guy and James?

And we did a little twist on it because we did random every single hole.

So out of a bag, there was two white balls and a yellow ball.

At random, we would choose.

Whoever pulled the yellow ball out of the bag would play that hole and their score would be put down on the scorecard and our mission was to break 75.

It was a mission that we felt would be tough because in theory, and this is the key word, there is theory.

I should get the ball six times. You should get it six times and James should get it six times.

If I can break 80, I'm fairly happy. You 75, you it six times and James should get it six times. If I can break

80, I'm fairly happy. You 75, you're fully happy and James 70 fairly happy. So we thought then that

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