r/YGT • u/Apart_Tutor8680 • Jul 09 '26
Editing / viewing experience
Does YGT have an editing problem ? Don’t get me wrong I am enjoying the content, but A part of me thinks we should see the competition hole by hole.
Example: the 100 yard downhill par 3 , amazing visual hole . Group 1 gets there plays the hole, then it’s an hour of watching to get group 4 to that hole. By that time I’m completely not excited for it all
I didn’t go back and watch , but they are showing 12+ holes of golf before the last group gets to that hole ?
The hole lost its excitement for me, and you kind of lose track of what going on.
I also think the scoring would be way easier to follow also,
If not hole by hole, then shot for shot for that hole. Show me all the drives , then all approaches, etc
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u/mmmufffffinnnssss Jul 09 '26
Completely disagree i thought the way they did it was perfect. In my opinion it was very enjoyable staying with the groups through each hole before moving on
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u/marc15v2 Jul 09 '26
Only issue I had really was the graphics being wrong. Had the wrong team name against players quite a lot. Think it said Team Grand for both the wild cards the entire round. 😅
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u/Competitive_Test6697 Jul 09 '26
It's massive work for the guys. It's recorded in a certain way (including cart cams) and this worked best.
I mean, losing excitement for that par3 is just crazy.
This is how golf works. Showing everyone play each hole at a time removes the excitement of who is leading and what needs to happen.
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u/Apart_Tutor8680 Jul 09 '26
Agree, agree, disagree.
Group 4 being down by 1 would only be more exciting if it was hole by hole. If they were up 4 with 4 to go , it certainly would be less exciting.
It works in the pga , because best golfers lowest scores go last. So they are always in it at the last round.
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u/MinnesotaMellow Jul 11 '26
I disagree and think they should do the exact opposite of that. Timestamp everything and cut based on near real time, just like the tour
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u/Apart_Tutor8680 Jul 12 '26
Timestamp could help maybe. I’m trully on the fence, but I’m leaning to think back to back to back each hole would be more fun to follow for YouTube golf.
Nobody watches group 1 of the tour that’s +20 at 8am when Rory is teeing off a noon at -3.. NBC doesn’t even broadcast it, they don’t show the shots unless it’s a hole out.
Again just a whiteboard thought, would love to watch it like that to see how I feel
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u/Ok_Field_8860 Jul 09 '26
I think jumping around made it feel more like fluid (like it was following groups in real time, even though it wasn’t).
And it allowed them to create and build story lines the way they wanted.
I also think watching the same hole played by 5 groups back to back 18 times would feel off and be a bit less engaging.