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We quickly recap the Open Championship, how the LIV players fared, and the confirmations and rumors of who is joining LIV. 

In this episode we chat about Tiger and Charlie Woods at the PNC, where Charlie did most of the driving while Tiger drove the cart. 5 PGA Tour cards were awarded at Q School, including one heart-felt story of perseverance despite personal loss. We also discuss the "Mules" letter to demand details on the PIF/PGA Tour negotiations, and much more.

In this episode we dive into LIV Singapore where Brooks Koepka wins the event before the PGA Championship, again. We also talk about some unsubstantiated things we're hearing about team and format changes on LIV. We also talk PGA Tour - both the CJ Cup and also the interesting week ahead with an opposite field event more interesting than the Signature event.

In this episode we discuss Russell Henley's comfy win in Mayakoba, debate the prospects of the TMRW Monday Night Golf series, and find out that Billy thinks like a goldfish. 

In this episode we chat about Xander winning the PGA Championship in an electric finish, but did the course stink? And you know what else stinks - apparently the PGA Tour Policy Board, because more and more Directors are stepping down.

In this episode we quickly talk about the ANWA, the Valero, and LIV Orlando - because it's Masters week. We separate the contenders from the pretenders - literally talking about every player in the field. We also talk about the changes to 13, Tiger's likelihood to play the weekend, Billy's advice for first-timers, and how Brian might finally get a gnome at the merch tent.

In this episode we'll recap the Presidents Cup, talk winners and losers, some hypotheticals, contrast the broadcast of the PC vs LIV, and more

In this episode we talk about Matthieu Pavon's victory at the Farmers, but talk in depth about the continued rumors that swirl around LIV Golf just days before the season is set to begin. Rumors also swirl about a coming announcement - will it be the definitive agreement? Just SSG infusing cash and announcing a corporate structure?

In this episode we talk about the winners and runners' up to the Rocket Mortgage Classic in Detroit. We also discuss the US Senior Open at a classic course in Newport. Finally we discuss the US Presidential debate over handicaps and whether Seth Waugh's sudden departure portends a bigger role for him, or a reason to quickly depart the PGA of America.

In this episode we talk Tom Kim's title defense at the Shriners, and Lexi Thompson's battle to try and make the cut. We also discuss how LIVs season is wrapping up, and the OWGR finally deciding not to award LIV any ranking points. Jay's heading to the Dealbook Summit, but will he have a deal to talk about?

Coming to you on the eve of the Open Championship we talk about the news of the week: Greg Norman snubbed as a past champ, Tiger's presser, course conditions and favorites, and finally our picks. Excited for coffee golf!

In this episode we talk about Jhonattan Vegas winning at 3M, and Jon Rahm finally winning an individual event at LIV UK. We preview Olympic golf, and wonder whether Billy is sandbagging at a +4.5 while winning Net competitions.

In this episode we chat with Wesley Bryan, who first rose to prominence as a trick shot artist on YouTube, then starred on the Big Break, before breaking through in a major way with 3 wins on the Web.com (now Korn Ferry) Tour, and then winning on the PGA Tour the very next season. We talk with Wesley about his recent struggles through injury, and how he's gearing up for big things on and off the course in 2023. 

In this episode we talk about Anthony Kim's return to professional golf, and what we should look for in his comeback tour. We also discuss Paul Azinger's comments, Rory's non-denial that he might consider LIV Golf, and much more.

In this episode we talk about the USGA's ball roll back proposal. We also discuss Taylor Moore winning in a wild finish at Valspar, and Danny Lee winning a 4-man playoff at LIV Tucson - and what the contenders, or those further down the leaderboard, are showing us as they approach the Masters.

In this episode we dive into LIV Chicago with a Cam Smith victory and team 4-Peat for the 4-Aces. We also unpack the bizarre finish to the Fortinet on the PGA Tour, then discuss the ever-evolving debate of whether and when LIV will get OWGR points, and then chat about how big the US team's winning margin will be at the Presidents Cup. 

In this episode we talk about Xander winning his second major of the year at the Open Championship. We cover winners and losers, surprising missed cuts, whether Scottie's putting is a concern, and whether this is the best we can expect from Tiger.

In this episode we dive into the 2023 calendar year with a preview of the Sentry Tournament of (Mostly) Champions, then discuss the news (or lack thereof) from LIV Golf as the new year begins. We also make some bold golf predictions for the new year, and share our personal goals for 2023. 

In this episode we talk Scottie Scheffler's win at Bay Hill, Abe Ancer's playoff win at LIV Hong Kong. Anthony Kim also fires a 5 under par 65 in the final round, showing that he might be turning a competitive corner. We also discuss the changes to the PGA Tour Enterprises Board, though comments fro Webb Simpson make it seem that not all Board members are on the same page.

In this episode we share our on-the-ground experiences from LIV DC. First, we chat briefly about Emiliano Grillo's playoff victory at Colonial, though spend the bulk of this episode sharing our thoughts after a few days on site at LIV DC - the fan experience, the player vibe, the competitive vs exhibition continuum, and so much more.

In this episode we talk about a weather-shortened Pebble Beach Pro-Am, where Whydham Clark shot a course record 60 in Rd 3 that proved to be enough. No Sunday PGA Tour action meant more eyeballs for LIV Golf, where Joaco Niemann outlasted Sergio Garcia in a 4 hole playoff. We also discuss some comments and consternation in the wake of SSG's deal to fund PGA Tour Enterprises.

In this episode we talk about Rory doing Rory things, Xander doing Xander things - so Rory wins for a 4th time at Quail Hollow, though can't win a second run at the PGA Tour Policy Board. We talk about all the dysfunction that whole saga represents. We also talk about Rose Zhang, and then preview and give our picks for the PGA Championship.

In this episode we talk about Hideki's record setting win at the Sentry, and whether to infer too much or too little from the results at Kapalua. We also wonder whether the low scores here indicate that 18 under par is actually achievable. And we look ahead to TGL, where George might be getting more intrigued than convinced it'll flop.

In this episode we discuss the US victory at the Walker Cup at St Andrews, including a look back at Billy's 2005 Walker Cup experience. We also discuss Luke Donald's captain's pick to round out the European Ryder Cup squad, some drama for ladies golf on both sides of the pond, and our Great Golf Debate discusses when, how, and why you propose, accept, or decline a good-good in match play.

In this episode, we chat with Alan Shipnuck, author of LIV and Let Die: The Inside Story of the War Between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf. We chat about the book, about what things "Phil was right" about, and so much more

In this episode we talk with Mark Broadie, the godfather of the 'Strokes Gained' statistic. Mark is a professor at Columbia Business School, author of the book "Every Shot Counts" and perhaps most notably the creator of the often cited 'Strokes Gained' statistic we hear about to help rank the performance of each tournament, each round, and each shot. 

In this episode we recap the US Women's Open at Pebble Beach, wonder whether Sepp Straka was thinking more about 59 or winning, chat about how Cam Smith won and lost on the final green at LIV London, and look ahead to the US Senate grandstanding show to come.

In this episode, we talk about Lucas Glover's sweaty playoff victory for back-to-back titles on the PGA Tour, while Cam Smith and Ripper GC rip through the field at LIV Bedminster. We also discuss off course drama from Phil's gambling woes, to Andy Pazder's immediate resignation from the PGA Tour's executive team.

In this episode we dive into Tiger vs Rory at TGL, and what we takeaway from the first 4 weeks. We also discuss Harris English besting the field, the elements, and the flu-like symptoms running rampant through Torrey Pines. And outside the ropes we discuss Seth Waugh and Justin Thomas' comments, and the LIV-Rick Shiels tie up.

In this episode we recap what was a whirlwind weekend of golf around the globe - from the US winning the Solheim Cup in Virginia, to the Irish Open at Royal County Down, to the Procore Championship in Napa on the PGA Tour, to LIV Chicago where Jon Rahm captured the season's individual championship.

In this episode we chat with Scott Fawcett the creator of the DECADE system which can help all golfers improve their scores using a methodology to easily select optimal targets that consider the entire shot pattern. 

In this episode we talk about Lee Hodges runaway victory at the 3M, JT (not Poston) continues to make the case for why he ought to be left off the Ryder Cup, and the top 70 takes shape as we enter the final regular season event of the year. We also talk about Jay Monahan's player memo, and discuss what it might mean, since so much still remains to be seen.

In this episode we discuss what really was the longest day in golf, with the announcement of a merger between the PGAT, DPWT, and LIV Golf - and we will be breaking it all down, bringing you behinds the scenes insights into a day that has fundamentally transformed competitive men’s golf as we know it…but first, this episode is brought to you by Zero Restriction, the leader in performance golf apparel. Designed in partnership with PGA Tour pros, Zero Restriction’s outerwear keeps you competitive no matter the weather. Head to zerorestriction.com and use code LIVINGITUP30 for 30% off your purchase

In this episode, we talk about a wild back 9 at the Sentry Tournament of Mostly Champions, where Colin Morikawa melted down with 3 bogeys on the back, while Jon Rahm shoots 10 under 63 to win. We also debate proper golf attire, since sometime Hawaiian shirt Friday might go a bit too far. We also ask whether an "ace" when hitting your 3rd team shot when playing alternate shot ought to count. 

In this episode we preview the US Open coming up at Pinehurst #2, where Scottie Scheffler is the prohibitive favorite. Can Xander, Colin, or anyone else in the field compete with Scottie's dominance?

In this episode we discuss Lucas Glover's win to vault him into the FedEx Cup playoffs, while JT and others remain outside the top 70 bubble. At LIV Greenbrier, Bryson shoots an incredible 58 today and 119 on the weekend. We also talk Rachel Heck, what players might have asked Jay Monahan in player dining, and much more.

In this episode we look back on the year that was in golf, and look ahead to 2025 - from buying, selling, or holding across a number of dimensions, to debating whether Rory in fact ever gets off the Major championship schnide, and much more.

In this episode, we discuss the Matt Kuchar Monday finish at the Wyndham Championship and the implications it had on the players involved. We also analyze the turnover rate in the top 50 for the Signature Events (hat tip @robopz on X) and highlight the performances of amateur golfer Luke Clanton and the changing makeup of the PGA Tour.

We also discuss Brian's personal golfing experience in unfavorable weather conditions, and highlights from the Olympics.

keywords: golf, PGA Tour, Wyndham Championship, Matt Kuchar, Monday finish, FedEx Cup playoffs, turnover rate, amateur golfer, Luke Clanton, tour, weather conditions, Olympics, sportstakeaways

• The Matt Kuchar Monday finish at the Wyndham Championship sparked a debate about whether he should have finished the tournament or not.
• The turnover rate in the top 50 for the FedEx Cup playoffs is estimated to be around 38%, with 19 players potentially moving in and out of the top 50. The final positions will be determined after the last tournament before the playoffs.
• Amateur golfer Luke Clanton continues to impress with his third top 10 finish on the PGA Tour. He is also competing in the US Amateur tournament.
• The changing makeup of the PGA Tour is evident in the players who have secured spots in the top 50. Some rookies and Korn Ferry Tour grads are struggling to get enough starts to stay on the tour.
• The performance of European tour players who have come over to play a full season on the PGA Tour has been notable, with Matthieu Pavon and Robert MacIntyre securing spots in the tour championship. Staying on the tour and moving up in the rankings is a challenging task for golfers.

00:00 The Matt Kuchar Monday Finish

08:51 Turnover Rate in the Top 50

11:11 Amateur Players on the PGA Tour

20:13 Surprising Performances and the Changing Makeup of the PGA Tour

25:10 Advancing in Golf Rankings

27:42 Navigating Adverse Weather Conditions on the Golf Course

37:00 Discovering and Rooting for Athletes in Lesser-Known Sports

38:44 The Precision and Skill of Olympic Archery

40:49 The Importance of Drama and Excitement in Sports Events

In this episode we share our first reactions to the announcement that the Strategic Sports Group is investing $3B into the now to be know as PGA Tour Enterprises for-profit entity, and PGA Tour members are getting equity. Just how much, and to whom, and how it can be liquid - we will see!

In this episode we dive into the LIV Golf Team Championship at Doral, where the 4 Aces capped off a dominant season. We grade LIV Golf's inaugural season across a few dimensions - with grades ranging from A to C-. We also talk a bit about the Butterfield Bermuda Championship and the Asia Pacific Amateur, and wrap with what's coming up in the weeks ahead. 

In this episode we talk about Rory winning the Scottish Open to become perhaps the most prolific national open champions of all time. We also discuss the US Senate hearing and accompanying document dump to make sense of what has been said and written, and what is unsaid thus far.

In this episode we talk about the surprise announcement that Keegan Bradley has been named US Ryder Cup Captain, including why Tiger said no, what this might mean for Vice and Assistant Captain potential picks, and much more. We also talk a little John Deere, and the US Adaptive Open.

In this episode we dive into the PGA TOUR's response to LIV, announcing a new PIP to identify top players and pay them handsomely, if only they'll commit to the PGA TOUR and play in 20 events. 

Coming to you on the eve of the Live Golf Portland Invitational, we talk who’s new to the field and new to LIV golf, who’s out, some of the recent press conferences that are causing waves and pearl clutching off all sorts…

In this episode we chat about the Zozo Championship and the LIV Golf Team Finale. We also welcome Andrew Kirby back to the podcast to talk about this week’s Asia Pacific Amateur, and of course the continued drama and speculation of the LIV / PGA Tour agreement to come, or not...

In this episode we dive into the 2023 LIV Season opener at Mayakoba where the Crushers and Charles Howell III won convincingly. We also talk about Chris Kirk's playoff victory at the Honda, and the massive gulf between those that win and those that never quite get it done. And, our #GreatGolfDebate segment tackles the distance debate. 

In this episode we talk about the tragic passing of Grayson Murray, and how it put the golf played inside the ropes into sharp perspective. We discuss the firm test at Colonial CC, where Davis Reilly wins his first individual PGA Tour title. We also talk about Harry Higgs going back-to-back on the KFT, and Richard Bland making the most of his special invitation to the Senior PGA Championship.

In this episode we talk about the Quadzilla, Kurt Kitayama, besting a star studded leaderboard at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. We also discuss the new PGA Tour Designated Events for 2024, where no-cut limited field events are now the norm. We also debate - for the second time - why relief from fairway divots might make sense. 

In this episode we dive into the legal drama surrounding the LIV 11 vs the PGA Tour. We discuss how George might have argued for irreparable harm a bit different than LIV's lawyers, and what's next in this ongoing anti-competitive saga. 

In this episode we discuss Jake Knapp's breakthrough win at the Mexico Open. We also discuss the special invitation for Jaco into the Masters, and much more.

In this episode we dive into 2 events in Las Vegas this weekend, first DJ winning LIV Las Vegas, and the Chiefs pulling out an overtime Super Bowl victory. We also discuss inside and outside the ropes of the WM Phoenix Open, where perhaps the crowd is too wasted?

In this episode, George and Billy dive into the AMEX where Sepp Straka wins for the 3rd time on the PGA Tour, potentially cementing his status on the Ryder Cup? We also talk other winners and losers from AMEX, and discuss LIV Golf's new TV deal with FOX and new CEO.

In this episode we dive into the historic runs that Scottie and Nelly are on, and wonder when will it end, and who's season you'd rather have. We also talk about the pending shakeup or Rory rejoining the PGA Tour Policy Board and why it's likely. We also tee up golf's version of would you rather, starting with would you rather be Scottie's caddie Ted Scott or the world's 100th ranked player?

In this episode, recorded fittingly just prior to Veteran's Day 2022, we chat with Jonathan "Buckets" Shuskey. We talk about his 20-year career in the US Army, how at 40 years old with a wife and 4 kids he's taking a crack at college golf at Stephen F Austin University, and perhaps most importantly how his story can help other Veterans transitioning from military service chart their own course.  

In this episode, recorded just prior to Veterans Day 2023, we chat with Tom Whitney. Tom recently graduated to the PGA Tour from the Korn Ferry Tour, where he's spent most of the last 6 seasons. We chat about Tom's early Air Force days as a Nuclear Missile Operator to turning professional, and now reaching the big show.

In this episode we talk about Brian Campbell's win in Mexico, though spend more time unpacking the likely outcomes of the reunification of men's pro golf. We also wonder how successful TGL has been, and how it could improve.

In this episode we talk about Keegan Bradley winning the Travelers, a "hometown" win for a New England kid. We take a maybe too early, but not really too soon, look at the Ryder Cup roster. We also talk about how the US Congress is calling hearings on the great golf merger, and then our #GreatGolfDebate talks about Member Guest formats, and competitive but fun formats in general.

In this episode with chat with Patrick Koenig - golfer, photographer, and world record holder for the most unique 18 hole course played in a year. An astounding 580 unique courses played in 2023, including playing for 287 consecutive days!

You can learn more and follow Patrick at: https://www.pjkoenig.com/

We dive into the takeaways from LIV Portland, the recent legal fireworks with LIV players getting into the Scottish Open, and more...

In this episode we talk about Scottie Scheffler's back to back wins and title defense at the Players Championship. We also discuss what's next for the ongoing merger discussion between the PIF and the PGA Tour. And finally our #GreatGolfDebate talks about proper golf attire...

In this episode we recap the WGC Match Play - from Sam Burns 5th PGA Tour victory, to the consolation match that most wished were the final match, to slow play put on display once again. Our #GreatGolfDebate segment debates when to give a putt, or not, in match play.

In this episode we talk about a resurgent Jason Day winning at the Byron Nelson, while DJ bests Cam Smith in a playoff at LIV Tulsa. We talk about Phil spouting off on twitter, but also look ahead to the PGA Championship at Oak Hill, where a special guest who's won on the resigned course helps us preview the season's 2nd major.

In this episode, we discuss Sahith Theegala's maiden victory on the PGA Tour in Napa, and Ryan Fox besting a top10 full of the European Ryder Cup team. We also discuss the US Mid-Am, debating both the "Mid" and "Am" portions of this event.

In this episode we recap the 2023 Masters, where Jon Rahm best Brook Koepka over a weather altered long Masters Sunday, and also help off a slew of other challengers, including 52 year old Phil Mickelson who fired the low round of the day. We talk about whether LIV Golf players over-performed to expectations and what this means going forward. We talk Rahm, Brooks, Phil, Rory, JT, Tiger, and more.

In this episode we discuss wins by Tony Finau, Tommy Fleetwood, and a former (and maybe future) LIV player Andy Ogletree. We also about Rory McIlroy's desire for Greg Norman to "exit stage left," and discuss changes to the PGA Tour University program to entice the next generation of talent. 

In this episode we chat with Bob Harig, writer for Sports Illustrated and author of "Tiger and Phil: Golf’s Most Fascinating Rivalry" - we talk about the previous year of rivalry and drama between LIV and the PGA Tour, and what we can expect in the year ahead. 

In this episode we chat with Peter Malnati, fresh of his win at the Valspar Championship. We talk about his win and how this changes things in near future. We also talk about his rise through the mini-tours to now spending nearly a decade on the PGA Tour. We also talk about his role on the PGA Tour Policy Board, and his recent meeting with PIF chairman Yasir Al Rumayan.

In this episode we discuss Robert MacIntyre's win at the Scottish Open, and we look ahead to the Open Championship.

In this episode we dive into Scottie Scheffler's convincing victory at the Players Championship, and also dive into the many storylines and soundbites of Players week. We also debate whether a true "big 3" is emerging, or simply a duopoly developing between Scottie and Rahm. George sets the over/under line for Scottie majors at a preposterously high 7.5! 

In this episode we wrap up the FedEx Fall that concluded with Mav McNealy winning the RSP. We also unpack whether Luke Clanton is a top-10 player in the world right now (the stats suggest he's close), and discuss whether LIV & DPWT are the ones that should/might merge.

In this episode we dive into the first 2 days, but not quite first 2 completed rounds, of the Masters. Billy brings you his just-off-the course commentary, as we break down Brooks Koepka's smashing first 2 rounds, some amazing play by amateur Sam Bennett, and a disappointing 2 days for Rory. We also dive into the caddie advice-gate controversy that's sure to be talked about should Brooks continue his stance near the top of this star studded leaderboard.

In this episode we preview the Open Championship at Royal Liverpool. We talk about the history of the course, and the recent Open's held there, the redesign, and more. But we bring you insights from Billy Hurley, who made the cut here in 2014, and also Talor Gooch, who is preparing for his 3rd Open Championship.

In this episode we sing O Canada to toast Nick Taylor becoming the first Canadian to win their national open in 69 years. Then we toss our own speculation into the ring amidst the continued speculation and assumptions about the PGAT/DPWT/LIV merger. Finally, we preview the US Open - covering holes you should pay attention to, whether par is truly irrelevant, highlight some notable pairings, and give you our picks.

In this episode we unpack the Ryder Cup - from early Euro lead, to drama in the US team room, to hat-gate, and much much more. We also talk about potentially the biggest news that wasn't covered last week.

In this episode we talk about Max Homa winning the tournament and winning fans with his on course interview at Torrey Pines. Meanwhile, the Dubai Desert Classic was full of controversy with TeeGate & TreeGate, while also setting up a climatic 1-2 finish from Rory McIlroy and Patrick Reed. We also talk about continued LIV executive departures, and our #GreatGolfDebates whether Pebble Beach is all it's cracked up to be. 

In this episode we cover Brian Harman's convincing victory at the Open Championship - battling the elements, and besting a strong field of contenders and pretenders. We take stock of the winners and losers from Hoylake, and across all 4 Majors this year. And finally, we discuss a cheating incident on PGA Tour Canada the violates THE Rule of Golf.

In this episode we chat with 3-time PGA Tour winner Boo Weekley. We talk about his rise to the PGA Tour, his favorite Tour fishing spots, and life on the Champions Tour.

We dive into the storybook ending that the PGA TOUR hoped for at the Tour Championship, the latest "defectors" to LIV golf, and whether we should just cancel the President's Cup at this point. We also welcome Billy Hurley III, PGA Tour Veteran and winner of the 2016 Quicken Loans National, to the pod. 

In this episode we talk about an unfortunate rules infraction that impacted PGAT cards at the KFT Finals, a 5-man playoff at Sanderson, how Yasir Al-Rumayyan joined the Dunhill links under an assumed name, and we look ahead to Lexi Thompson playing on a sponsor's exemption alongside the men at the Shriners.

In this episode we talk about Wyndham Clark running away with the Wells Fargo, and also look ahead to the Ryder Cup in the fall at Marco Simone in Italy. We discuss the recently announced top 100 US courses list, talk about Phil Mickelson getting "vulgar" on Twitter, and then our #GreatGolfDebate tackles a juicy hole-in-one challenge with major upside, but perhaps too much downside.

In this episode we wrap up the PNC Championship, talking Tiger and Charlie. We also talk about how golf broadcasts ought to consider alternative audio streams to meet their varied customers interests. Our #GreatGolfDebate discusses the relative advantage of taking a cart in competition.

In this episode we unpack the first 2 weeks of TGL - highlighting the good, bad, and ugly (mostly Kevin Kisner's ugly play). We discuss Billy's experience having been a "beta tester" for TGL, and changes we'd like to see. Also, Nick Taylor won the Sony Open in a playoff, as he seems to have a flair for the dramatic and for winning playoffs.

In this episode we dive into the party down under at LIV Adelaide. From the watering hole ace, to massive crowds, to the play inside the ropes. We also recap the Zurich team event, and discuss how this alternative format fits into the PGA Tour schedule. Our #GreatGolfDebate discusses the over/under for a pair of scratch golfers playing alt shot on a course like Zurich - could they beat John Daly & David Duval?

In this episode we dive into Viktor Hovland's convincing victory at the Tour Championship, though he really tied Xander Schauffele on the shadow leaderboard. We also debate the Captain's picks to come for the Ryder Cup - JT? DJ? Brooks?

In this episode we chat with Chantel McCabe - who you have seen and heard covering golf on ESPN, PGA Tour Live, Sirius XM radio, and much more - who helps us preview the US Women's Open at historic Pebble Beach.

In this episode we talk Thomas Detry running away with the win at the WMPO, and we wonder whether Jordan and Daniel Berger and JT are back? We also talk about the LIV Golf season opener in KSA, and discuss the USGA and R&A exemptions for LIV and whether they are token or just right.

In this episode we talk about Scottie winning the Gold medal in Paris with a blistering back 9 that coincided with a forgettable back 9 by Jon Rahm. We discuss the Olympics relative place amongst golf's Majors, and what tweaks they might make to qualifying and competition in the future. We also look ahead to the Women's competition, and hope they'll cut the rough.

In this episode, we dive into "The Match" where Tiger & Rory fell to JT & Jordan. We also talk the QBE shootout, including some standout LPGA play. We also talk about the NY Times article featuring leaked consulting docs from McKinsey that strategized and theorized some LIV potential scenarios. And finally, our "Great Golf Debates" puts to rest this notion that a scratch male player could compete on the LPGA Tour. 

In this episode we chat about Rory's dream start to his PGA Tour season, with a win at Pebble Beach. We also discuss Charley Hoffman's letter to the players, and look ahead to the LIV Golf season opener in Riyadh.

In this episode we discuss Viktor Hovland shooting 61 to capture the BMW, how the US Ryder Cup automatic qualifications wrapped up (and whether Brooks will get picked), discuss the US Am, and also debate the starting stokes Net Tour Championship format.

In this episode we talk about Scottie’s historic season capped off with a convincing win at the Tour Championship. We discuss who else won and lost throughout the FedEx Cup playoffs and who ought to get a captain’s pick for the President’s Cup. And finally we debate comments about the pace and progress between the PIF and PGA Tour - and what it all means.

Wrapping Day 1 of the LIV Golf Portland Invitational, we bring you the good, bad, and ugly on a day filled with LOTS of golf shots

In this episode we dive into the DPWT Championship winner, the season-long champion, and the "laughable" OWGR point differential across various Tours. We also talk about the PIP results, and then try to solve one of golf's great debates: should you get relief from a divot?

In this episode we sit down with Talor Gooch, a rising star on the PGA Tour who made the jump to LIV Golf at the beginning. We talk about his rise through the professional ranks, his decision to join LIV, what he's enjoyed about it so far, and whether he ought to be in the Ryder Cup conversation, and much much more.

In this episode we chat about Bryson DeChambeau's US Open victory #2 at Pinehurst #2. We debate how much Bryson won versus Rory gave it away. Should Rory stick around to talk to the media? Is Scottie's lackluster week any cause for concern? Is Ludwig's early success a sign of things to come?

In this episode we recap an eventful President's Cup - from the 5-0 to 0-5 start, to the ball-striking prowess of the US team to run away with it. We talk about who shined and who faded in the bright lights.

In this episode we dive into the US Open, where Wyndham Clark shined brightest at LACC. We discuss how many more chance Rickie, and Rory, will have to get this done. We also wonder why so few fans were out and about at LACC, and discuss George's undying love for Paul Azinger's broadcast bravado.

In this episode we chat about who's career prospects you'd bet on over the next 7 years, Ludvig or Scottie? We also talk about LIV's party down under in Adelaide, and where it's likely fit into the picture of a reunified golf ecosystem. We also look ahead to TGL's triple-header.

In this episode we dive into Hideki's blistering 9 under par 62 at Riviera to win the Genesis. Tiger can't even host as he's forced to WD with the flu. And we debate whether Jordan Spieth really needs to count them all up and sign for his score, or if that's a holdover from a bygone era.