Mark Taylor plays the 4th hole at Hermitage Golf Course and hits a 4-iron 127 yards uphill instead of his driver, landing within 70 feet of the pin for a par. He explains his club selection strategy for the water hazard and uphill terrain.
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Welcome back to Birdie Thursday, brought to you by Bernard Lewis. My name is Mark Taylor. Thanks so much for coming back for another week. Last week I made par. It's the first non-bogey on Birdie Thursday, which means we are improving. Uh, 4th hole, Hermitage Golf Course, General's Retreat. There's water on the left. The hole's like 390. Try to hit a little 4-iron around this tree, kind of sort of keep it in the fairway. Let's see. Yup. Should be good. We'll see. 125 yards, something like that. 127. 127 yards. We're uphill. Uh, go check out Bernard Lewis's shirts. I love them. Little wedge. Oh, it's so scoopy and bad. Find a piece. Oh, get down. Stop. We'll see. Hi everyone, I'm like 70 feet from the hole on Birdie Thursday, brought to you by Bernard Lewis. Go check out their shirts, they're wonderful. I'm wearing them right now. I have absolutely no idea what this is gonna do. It's downhill, then uphill. Is it gonna turn? Do it! Ah, another par Thursday. It's not a bogey Thursday though, so that's great news. We'll see you guys next week. That's a par. Absolutely.