Pardon My Take golf video has Jerry on the phone mid-match

YouTube is full of golf content. Clips of the people being filmed going back and forth with the people filming them are much harder to find.

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There’s a lot of people doing golf videos on YouTube but not many where you can see the players fighting with the cameramen during the match

Nobody gets in an actual fight. The "fighting" is the usual Barstool ball-busting, the crew jawing back at the guys they're supposed to be quietly filming. That's the whole pitch, though. Plenty of channels can hand you a clean, polished 9 holes with drone shots and a leaderboard graphic. What you don't get on those is the cameraman deciding he's part of the match. With a PMT shoot, the crew walking 3 feet behind the players are always going to end up in the bit.

Then there's Jerry, who apparently had other business that day. The clip shows a guy in a Bush League trucker hat taking a call from a golf cart in the middle of the fairway. Then he's back on the cart path, staring at his phone while the rest of the group waits on him.

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Jerry making business calls during the match

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There’s a lot of people doing golf videos on YouTube but not many where you can see the players fighting with the cameramen during the match t.co/0ggL5tZOPn

We'll never find out who was on the other end, and it doesn't really matter. Taking a call in the middle of a round is about the worst thing you can do on a golf course, short of driving the cart onto the green. Doing it while you're on camera for a video going out to the entire Barstool audience makes it worse, and that's exactly why it ended up in the promo. Every golf group has the guy who "just has to take this real quick." This one got it on film.

There's another teaser in the mix too: a guy in a TaylorMade cap and glasses turning back toward the camera and smirking as the shot slowly zooms in on his face.

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Jerry making business calls during the match t.co/DzqQk068qy

That's how Barstool golf content works, and it's why it does numbers when the swings are ugly. Nobody is watching for ball-striking. They want the stuff that happens between shots: the trash talk, the crew getting dragged into it, the guy on his phone holding everybody up. The full video is on YouTube now. Going by these clips, plan on hearing more from the camera guys than the scorecard.