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Is Jay Hill a Human ProV1? Cookies are flowing on this episode. He shares stories over a storied career in Golf - 40+ Years in Golf / 28 Years with Titleist! Big names are dropped: Ricky / Jordan / Tiger / JT / Jack / Cam and many others.
Take a Tour with us to the Fun Places and Classic Eateries from Tequesta to Palm Beach. You should visit all these restaurants at least once. Try the Palm Beach Par 3 for an Oceanfront Round of Golf. Put on your flip flops and visit the Oldest Waterfront Restaurant in Florida - Old Key Lime House.
Billy Harmon -- "Inside the Ropes". Send it on "Firethorn" -- #15 at Augusta...He tells about making the hard decisions On and Off the Course. Jump in and get a glimpse of Billy's Awesome Life!
Why Ben Hogan didn't want Claude Harmon to give Cary Middlecoff a Bunker Lesson. Who taught Gary Player the Bunker Shot -- Claude Harmon - The Best Short Game & Bunker Player of All Time...
Taking a close look at the Shortest Par 4 at Winged Foot - 6 West "EL". Driving this Par 4 does not guarantee Birdie...Would you Take Your Putter the Fairway... Is LIV Golf about the Money or something else...?
Dive into Winged Foot's #-5 West - "Long Lane". The splendor, the traps and that Big Old ELM Tree...Let's talk Casino's, Gambling & Jackpots!
Taking a close look at "Sound View" - #4 West at Winged Foot Golf Club - a Classic . We move our "Lens" to Classic Movies, Cinematography, and Character Actors....Talking Alfred Hitchcock, Orson Welles and more - Enjoy the Show
Dive into the beauty and difficulties of #2 West - simply called "ELM". You will remember ELM forever and how it factored into the way you played the hole. You see ELM a few holes later - spoiler alert...Get your par and RUN to the next Tee!
The most Famous Starting Hole in Major Golf - Winged Foot's #1 West. Feel the nerves of the First Tee Shot - with everyone watching alongside...Don't buzz Doc Zimmerman...he'll let you have it!
Listen in as Paul and John Hoffman tell us about Winged Foot in the 1960s and 1970s. The Captains of Industry and the Caddies they walked the fairways with who later became Winged Foot Members.
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