311 - Carnage Tournaments
We dove into the annals of history to each find a past event that featured some special carnage. We detail where things went wrong (or right, depending on how you look at it) in course setups, the hig...
13 Mai 20201h 34min
310 - Mike Weir
The 2003 Masters champion joins us to talk about the lessons he learned from playing with Tiger at the '99 PGA, his many Q-school attempts before breaking through, golf in Canada, the Champions Dinner...
11 Mai 202053min
309 - 5 Random Topics, Show and Tell Style
We each went our separate ways, researched a topic we wanted to talk about, and presented it to the group, show and tell style. Neil tackled Bryson's alarming weight gain, DJ takes us on a history tou...
6 Mai 20201h 50min
308 - Webb Simpson
Webb Simpson joins for the first time, and we go deep on his golf swing, the Birdman, texting Tom Watson, his golf swing, the belly putter, and a ton more. Webb talks about how different it is trying ...
4 Mai 202059min
307 - Overappreciated Players
This one is going to be a bit more controversial. Who has gotten more love for resumes that might be a little light? We have a lot of different definitions of "overappreciated", and we fleshed these o...
29 Apr 20201h 32min
306 - Underappreciated Players
The names Nicklaus, Palmer, Jones, Snead, Sarazen, Tiger, and Phil all roll off the tongue easily when talking about some of the legends of the game. But who are some of the more underappreciated play...
27 Apr 20201h 49min
305 - "Be a Player" authors Pia Nilsson and Lynn Marriott
The mental side of golf is complicated, but Pia Nilsson and Lynn Marriott have set out to make it easier to understand and comprehend. Their book "Be a Player" is a great guide towards gaining confide...
22 Apr 202057min
304 - Patrick Cantlay
Patrick Cantlay rose quickly through the amateur ranks, and burst onto the professional golf scene as a young amateur before leaving UCLA. He then encountered adversity on top of adversity with injury...
20 Apr 20201h 9min
