Remember us? After a couple of weeks off, we are back. We discuss some items as it relates to judging how good your putting is and then get into a conversation regarding chipping and pitching on Bermuda grass. Hopefully those chats help you! We then get into some thoughts on Rory's swing change and the proposed changes to the PGA Tour in 2026. A couple of Ryder Cup items "broke" right before we came on the air so we give our thoughts on those. We then cap the show with our picks for this week's Butterfield Bermuda Championship.

The PGA Tour "off-season" is a little slow so we are shooting the bull about our own games and experiences. There are a few topics in the world of professional golf that we touched on. We then answer some listener questions this week that have quite a range of topics. The show finishes with our picks for this week's ZOZO Championship in Japan.

It is a slow time in the golf world so we are a bit all over the place. We start off with a discussion on Jay's debut in a big time club event. With a plus 7 handicap in tow, is he ready to grind in a club event? Professional events be dammed, it's sandbagger time. We then get into Matt McCarty's recent success and heater. That also leads us down a discussion on the struggles and costs associated with getting good players and athletes on tour. We answer a few questions from listeners in a poorly executed new segment. We finish the show with our picks for this week's Shriners Children's Open.

Another Presidents Cup in the books and a similar story. We break down the action from another American victory. We discuss some the players, matches, and drama that unfolded. Who performed well? Who performed poorly? The captains and their roles are discussed. Will Keegan's inclusion as a player help him out next year as the Ryder Cup captain? There are a few other notes from around the world of golf and Mike is back with another "Masshole Minute". What is he fired up about now? We then make our picks for this week's Sanderson Farms event on the PGA Tour.

After an off week for the boys, we are back to discuss a lot of topics in the world of golf from tours all around the globe. We start discussing Rory and his close calls recently on the DP World Tour. We then get into a few LIV topics as they played back-to-back weeks to determine their titles. A "Masshole Minute" makes a return thanks to comments by Jon Rahm. There is a short chat about the Solheim Cup and US Mid-Am after we had boots on the ground for both events. We then finish by previewing and making our picks for this week's Presidents Cup.

After a week off, we are back to discuss the season finale. Scottie Scheffler is crowned FedEx Cup champion after a tremendous season. How good was this season? Where does it rank in recent years? We discuss his year and his dominance. Did he actually make too much money this year? We touch on a few other topics surrounding the Tour Championship and adjacent topics. We then get into the Captain's picks for this year's Presidents Cup. Who got snubbed? We cap the show with our picks for the Fall Series event this week in California.

We discuss a lot of different "Cups" on today's show. We start off with Keegan Bradley's win at the BMW in Denver. We get into the cut line of the top 30 in the FedEx Cup playoffs as well. There is a session complaining about the rules of golf after Matt Fitzpatrick is denied a new driver head after his cracks. We then get into the President's Cup teams, standings and potential captain's picks, which lead into a Ryder Cup discussion surrounding Keegan's captaincy. We touch on Lydia Ko's in at St. Andrews real fast before we make our picks for the Tour Championship this week.

Had a couple of guests to start off the show this week. Jordan Utley and John Rosenstock have both recently qualfied for the US Mid-Am in their hometown, so we get a chance to talk about the experience so far and how did they get it done! Make sure to root them on! Jay and Mike then do a stripped down version of their normal routine afterwards to talk Hideki, Presidents Cup, LIV and some other note worthy golf items. They finish the show with their picks for the BMW Championship this week in Colorado.

We get into the regular season finale at the Wyndham Championship and an eventful final round. Aaron Rai gets his first win on the PGA Tour and sneaky has some amazing strokes gained data. Max Greyserman comes close but has a tough stretch on the back nine that hopefully he can take some positives from. We then get into the curious and bizare case of Matt Kuchar electing to not finish his round on Sunday and his the only player to come back. After Lydia Ko gets into the LPGA Hall of Fame on points, we discuss the merits of this system versus a committee vote. We glace at the FedEx Cup bubble watch after a brief look at this week's US Amateur that is goin on. The show finishes with our picks for the FedEx St. Jude Championship.

It was an adventourous episode for the boys. There were a wide variety of topics discussed this week and not always golf. We do get in-depth on the Olympic competition of course with Scottie's impressive comeback. We talk about what happened to Rahm as well. Some of the other competitors are discussed along with getting into a discussion on Jack and Arnie. We do some forecasting on Rory McIlroy's future. There is even some basketball talk and gymnastics talk as well. Who ever would have thought Larry Bird and Simone Biles get brought up on the same golf podcast? The show finishes with our picks for this week's regular season finale at the Wyndham Championship.