Is Peter Finch golf the Best Golf Channel on YouTube?
A lot of the golf channels that I watch on YouTube have come and gone but, Peter Finch Golf is a constant. The best part of Peter Finch Golf is Peter Finch. He’s genuinely a great guy and that shows in every video. His self-effacing humor and great demeanor make all of his videos even more entertaining.
How did Peter Finch get started in golf?
As soon as he turned 17 years old, Peter Finch started to train for the PGA at the Shropshire. He massacred an untold number of golf balls at Lilleshall Hall, while being supervised by Rob Bluck, and then he moved to Manchester, where he started playing with Trafford Golf Centre’s golf team.
Who is Peter Finch's manager Guy Charnock?
YouTube golfer Peter Finch has hit back at the comments made by fellow YouTube golfer Rick Shiels and his manager Guy Charnock on The Rick Shiels Golf Show podcast.
Where did Peter Finch train?
As soon as he turned 17 years old, Peter Finch started to train for the PGA at the Shropshire. He massacred an untold number of golf balls at Lilleshall Hall, while being supervised by Rob Bluck, and then he moved to Manchester, where he started playing with Trafford Golf Centre’s golf team.
Why did Peter turn his attention to golf?
Joke aside, Peter turned his full attention to golf after he sustained an injury when he was 13. This football injury was almost a Godsend for Peter, as it quickly became obvious that he was made for playing golf, with his handicap falling to single digit figures incredibly quick.
How many subscribers does Peter have?
To make a long story short, Peter was an instant YouTube hit, boasting more than 172,000 subscribers on his channel, while his golf tutorials were watched over 38 million times (and counting).
How to do a greenside chip and run?
Normally on a greenside chip and run, you would have the ball further back in the stance, the weight a little forward, and just move the shoulders back and through trying to clip the ball first and then the turf to get it rolling out. There’s nothing wrong with this, but I think you find this alternative technique easier to repeat.
Who recommends a different chipping action from good lies and bad lies too?
Peter Finch recommends a different chipping action from good lies and bad lies too, where this particular alternative technique comes into its own...
What does it feel like to be more upright on a golf club?
Club more upright Set up with the club much more upright than normal so it feels like the toe is a bit more down on the ground rather than the heel. The shaft and left arm should almost form a continuous line.
Who is Peter Finch's manager?
YouTube golfer Peter Finch has hit back at the comments made by fellow YouTube golfer Rick Shiels and his manager Guy Charnock on The Rick Shiels Golf Show podcast. On the podcast, Shiels and Charnock discussed what they described as 'the elephant in the room', as Finch failed to get past Regional Qualifying for this year's Open Championship ...
How many subscribers does Finch have?
Finch has 411,000 subscribers to his YouTube channel and 193,000 followers on Instagram. Shiels has amassed over one and half million subscribers to his YouTube channel and is one of the most followed YouTube golfers in the world. "I am in my absolute element when I am in front of the camera and talking," said Shiels.
Did Finch take part in the podcast?
As you can see by the tweet above, Finch did take part of what was said on the podcast personally, to which Shiels immediately replied to say that this was not the intention.
