Rich played well in a recent cash game but ended up on the wrong side of the envelope.

Rich had not hit a golf ball in two weeks when he got the call that he was in The Houston Open.  Rich shot an opening round 69, made the cut, cashed a check and had his 16 year old son on the bag.  In this episode Rich tells us what it was that allowed him to play so well. It is something that every golfer could do to help their scores.  Enjoy.

The golf announcers we love and the ones we don't.

Don't be an Ass.  Stop doing this stuff on the course.  Rich also tells about #Schoolboy Q and the gambling game that is sure to start a fist fight on the golf course.

It is the Scarlet Letter of golf, the cheater and the equipment the public NEVER changes and should at least once a year.

Rich shares part of his bucket list of golf courses, he also tells the story of the greatest Club Championship Trophy ever and the story is confirmed by Sir Nick Faldo.

Beemer turns 50 this year and he is getting ready to take his act on to the #ChampionsTour but he is being a puss about his current swing.  Beem also promises to do something stupid when Tommyh Fleetwood wins his first major and Rich and Sandy talk about Beemer shooting 30 on the back at the #PGAChampionship and making the cut.