PGA Tour Pro Brandt Snedeker joins Braden & Fitz in studio to talk about this weekend's Nashville Golf Open. What does Brandt think about Steph Curry entering a Web.com Tour event? Does Nashville have a chance at landing a PGA Tour event? How did Brandt rise from a member of the Vanderbilt golf team to the 32nd ranked golfer in the world?

Willy and Derrick talk to Jeff Magruder of the Nashville Pro-Am Basketball League. They talk about the players, the teams, and the charitable cause for the league.

Games are played at Stratford HS on Thursday and Sunday from 6-9 and 4-7 respectively. Admission is free, but donations will be taken to benefit funding youth sports in Nashville.

Willy and Derrick sit down with tour sponsor Web.com's Senior VP Michael Young live at the Nashville Golf Open. They discuss Nashville's golf scene, the caliber of players on the tour, and more.

The guys talk about everything from basketball to golf in the first hour of the show. They open with Jake Arrieta and Cubs drama, turn to Nashville Pro-Am Basketball and the Vanderbilt incident. They end the hour talking to Web.com Senior VP Michael Young live at the Nashville Golf Open

Arpon Basu, NHL.com's Montreal Canadiens Correspondent, calls into the show to discuss Montreal's reaction to and perspective of the Shea Weber trade, which happened exactly one year ago.

Live from the Nashville Golf Open, tournament director Patrick Nichol joins the show to talk about the tournament and give a live update.

The guys spend the second hour focused on the anniversary of the Shea Weber for PK Subban trade that took place on this day last year. They talk to Arpon Basu of NHL.com, who lent the Montreal perspective. They then took listener calls and opinions for the Nashville side. The closed the hour with another live update from the Nashville Golf Open with tournament director Patrick Nichol.

Nashville resident, Orioles Catcher, and friend of the show Caleb Joseph joins to talk Orioles, MLB, Nashville, and more.

The guys sit down with Joel Dahmen fresh off the links after round 1 of the Nashville Golf Open. Dahmen currently sits tied for second at -6

The guys talk with the current leader of the Nashville Golf Open, Conrad Schindler. He hit an incredible 62 which was good for 10 under par, including a hole in one. They talk golf, the difficulties of the course, and a little bit of preds.