Mark Taylor attempts to prove he can make a birdie at Harpeth Valley's par-3 first hole, but his pitch-and-run bounces over the cup and he finishes with a bogey. He spends the vlog promoting Bernard Louis golf shirts, which he developed with friends Joel and Mike.
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Welcome to Birdie Thursday. There were some pretty serious allegations made in my DMs the last couple of weeks saying that I didn't know how to make birdie. I'd like to say those claims are false. We're gonna try today again. We're in the first hole, Harpeth Valley Golf Course, 157-yard par 3. I love starting out with the par 3. As usual, our wonderful sponsors, Bernard Lewis, sponsor these videos. Go check them out, bernardlewis.com. These shirts are so comfortable. I know I keep saying that. Go check them out, tell them I sent you. I genuinely love them. They're amazing people. Here we go. We're gonna try, I'm gonna aim because we had some backlash last week. One of the viewers on YouTube pointed out that my feet were aimed that way on one of the videos. So we're gonna actually aim today, 157 yards pitching wedge. We're gonna try to put this one nice and close. Maybe get you guys an actual birdie for once. Let's see. That's not bad. That is not bad at all. Get in the hole. Oh my God, just bounced right over the cup. Little juiced pitching wedge from 157. Let's see what happens, baby. Little walk and talk, baby. So I've talked about Bernard Lewis a bunch. Joel and Mike are really great friends of mine. We met on a golf course just like this, this beautiful one right here. And they came to me, they said, Mark, you know, we really want to bring these family ideals to a golf shirt company, faith, family, friends, you know, all these really great things. And we decided to do this partnership and the shirts are great. The families are great behind it. And the golf is great too. Not by me, but the golf is great by other people. Look at this beautiful hole here. I don't see a ball on the green. Either in the hole or on the next tee box, and I don't know the answer yet. Let's check the hole first. Not in the hole. Um, first swing of the day, no warmup. It was a pitching wedge, 170, unfortunately, and we were almost in the water, so I couldn't think of a worse position to be in on this hole. Let's see what happens. I have no idea what to do here. Just get it on the green or leave it way short. Oh, you know what, it's okay. Let's see what happens. Okay, for par on Birdie Thursday. Oh my God, another bogey on Bogey Thursday. That's so sad. It's so
