Chad Graff from The Athletic re-joins the podcast for another major preview, this time taking a look at the PGA Championship. 

Dane and Jace discuss Brooks Koepka's return to action and what that likely means. They note what they're looking for at the Byron Nelson as it pertains to Koepka, Matsuyama, Spieth, Rahm and DeChambeau, and review Patrick Reed's recent cover story Q&A with Golf Digest.

Dane claims he once hit a drive north of 300 yards, he and Jace rant about obnoxious golf fans and the two provide their Wells Fargo Championship picks

Dane and Jace rank the top golfers under the age of 25 after 24-year-old Sam Burns earned his first victory at the Valspar Championship. They argue over where Matthew Wolff belongs on the list. The two also push for more promotion of two golfers: Max Homa and Mike Visacki.

Dane and Jace dig into whether Timberwolves' center Karl-Anthony Towns can really drive a ball 400 yards, golf's rules of etiquette and picks for the Valspar Championship.

Dane and Jace fawn over the finish of the Zurich Classic, and give their ideas for how to provide an even better team golf format. They also discuss Matthew Wolff's struggles.

Jace and Dane breakdown the upcoming Zurich Classic -- an event played in tandems. So who would their dream tandems be? Also, in the wake of soccer's new super league, who would be featured in a 12-man golf super league? What might that look like?

Dane and Jace review the RBC Heritage, where 47-year-old Stewart Cink notched his second PGA Tour win of the season. Also of note were Collin Morikawa's struggles on the green, which prevented him from seriously challenging Cink. Is that something to be concerned with moving forward? Also, who Dane and Jace like the least on Tour?

Dane and Jace move past their Masters hangovers to preview the RBC Heritage. They also discuss whether there are enough personalities in golf and debate whether the Tartan jacket is cool or not.