Challenging a golfer to win irons. from @divotdudes.golf
The creator approaches a high school golfer, Carson, during his practice and challenges him to hit his driver 265 yards or further to win a brand new set of irons. After getting confirmation from Carson's coach about his abilities, they move to the driving range. The challenge is tracked using a FlightScope launch monitor, and after an initial failed attempt of 233 yards, Carson successfully hits a 267-yard drive, winning the set of irons.
Creator: @divotdudes.golf on Instagram
Video format
Street Interview
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Topics: Golf, Sports Coaching, Sports
Concepts: Challenge
Formats: Street Interview
Elements: Title Text Hook, Text Overlay, Ball Flight Tracker Graphic, On-Screen Metric Tracker
Account types: Personal Brand, Brand
Transcript excerpt
Hey, brother. I know you're in the middle of practice. Can we ask you a question? Yeah. How far are you hitting that driver? Two sixty five, two seventy. Carry distance? Yeah. I'm curious what you're doing with your driver over here on the putting green. Yeah. Well, they wanted to see what impact tape where I was hitting on his face. It will obviously wasn't poor. Yeah. That's not bad right there. That's not bad. It's not horrible. So you're in the middle of practice. I got a deal for you. If you can hit your driver two sixty five or further, I got a brand new set of irons for you. Okay. You wanna give it a shot? Yeah. Let's do it. What's your name? I'm Carson. Carson? Connor. Dude, nice to meet you. Carson said he hits his driver tier yards or further. He was the, good example that tier coach wanted to use for the rest of his class over here, so he's gotta be hitting it pretty good. They're solid irons. These are the p seven MCs. Yeah. This is for real golfers, man. If he hits it further than two eighty five though, it's a sandbagger. We don't like that on the channel anymore. Are you the coach? Yeah. I coach. I'm the coach, man. How are you? I'm the chief. I'm the chief. Connor,
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