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On today's episode, we congratulate K H Lee for his win at the Byron Nelson. Before the deluge of rain Sunday the players absolutely drowned the course with birdies, so Brian and Doug break down why TPC Craig Ranch played so easy and whether this type of scoring is good for golf viewers.

Brian also bitches about CBS' coverage of the rain delay, we air out the NCAA for their handling of the women's regional, and break down a few items from Spieth's recent interview on the No Laying Up podcast that resonated strongly with us.

Finally, we talk about if a hole in one from the red tees counts and if the golden age of movie making is a lost art in this current realm of CGI'ng everything.

Tonight the boys discuss McIlroy's return to the winner circle, and Brian wonders if the glut of tournament golf took away from his win. We talk about the 14th and 18th holes at Quail Hollow before taking a look at the announcement of the PGL v SGL V PGA saga that seemed to gain steam this past week.

Finally, Brian recapped a little bit of the carnage that was the Walker Cup. The USGA did their thing, cranked up the speed of the greens, and created some absolutely nightmare scenarios on the greens for the world's top amateurs to navigate. Great tv, not sure it created great golf.

And finally, join us as Dave discusses his kids making their own tee times with friends, the superhuman pain threshold of Todd's kids, and the inability of Brian's son to make a card for his mother. 

In this week's episode, we welcome Doug back into the fold after a few weeks of celebrating the birth of his son, Isaac. He provides us with a few nuggets of new fatherhood before we dive into the world of golf.

We celebrate Sam Burns' win at the Valspar and wonder at the awkwardness of Keegan Bradley's golf swing.

Next we dive into a course review of The Grizzly, just outside of Cincinnati, OH and the troubles Todd found himself in throughout the round, and Dave's near miss for a closing eagle.

Then we conclude the golf portion of the show with an animated conversation around the issue and impact of dress codes in golf, what their purpose is, and are they barriers to bringing new golfers in, especially women and juniors.

Finally we conclude with Brian ranting about his driver woes, his son's recent soccer goal, something Doug found unexpected as a new parent, and Dave's excitement at his daughter Sara using golf as a way to strengthen friendships. Todd tried to tell a story about downspout gutters but he was shut down. Do better next week Todd!

On today's episode the guys start with the important topic when the tournament is in New Orleans ... favorite cajun food. We discuss the merits of crawfish boils and gumbo, and the universal love for beignets.

We debate whether the tour should have more unique formats built in to the schedule, and oh boy, does Todd have an idea. Before we spend a large amount of time trying to figure out the tour's new Player Impact Program. Dave wonders if this amounts to the tour farming out its marketing division to the individual players.

Finally, more issues at the Lunn household this week and a guest appearance from Brian's daughter to explain what he looked like watching the Texas women's volleyball team in the national title game.

And shoutout to Baby Disabato. Hopefully Doug will rejoin us so we can celebrate in person his move into official fatherhood.

On this week's episode Brian and Dave break down Stewart Cink's win at Harbour Town, discuss his career, and debate Harbour Town as a venue for everyday golfers.

We also spend a large chunk of time discussing the father/son connection sports provides and fantasize about how cool that moment must've been for Cink and his son.

In addition, we also discuss the latest exploits of our kids including one who ran around the house naked, and why our kids are to blame for our weight gain.

On this episode, we celebrate Hideki's coronation on Sunday, question what happened to Xander, Jordan's absence on the weekend, wonder if Bryson is too long for success at Augusta, and try to put in context what Hideki's win means for Japan.

In addition, we debate whether the course setup this week identified the best golfer or if it went too far on the firm conditions. Plus we try to decide which hole would be the hardest for us to make a par from, and which hole would be the best chance for us to make a birdie. The list for hardest par was long, and the list for easiest to birdie was short.

Finally, we wrap up with some home improvement, youth sports, and Doug teaches us a grammar lesson. Enjoy!

In this week's episode, of course Brian celebrates Spieth's first win in over four years, much to the chagrin of Dave. After basking in that victory, Brian and Doug hear all about Dave's excuses for losing to Todd this weekend, and Doug thinks he's figured out the cheat code for how to play golf when his newborn arrives.

We also discuss the Augusta National Women's Amateur, and runner-up Emilia Magliaccio's decision to not pursue professional golf, despite her numerous amateur awards, in favor of becoming a writer.

Finally Dave breaks down his spring break trip to Gatlinburg with the family, and Brian explains why his kids are the worst fighters of all time.

On episode 20, we get into why the tour doesn't play match play more often, like say the FedEx Cup Championship, the ridiculousness of the pod system (go back to ONE and DONE!), and a few names to consider for the Ryder Cup in September.

We also drag the tour for the WGC tweet about Austin CC being the best back 9 in golf. Period. I'm not sure it's the best back 9 in Texas, but we discuss our favorite back nines in golf that we've played and what makes them great.

Finally, for parent corner, Doug asks our philosophy on letting your baby cry at night when putting them to sleep. So if you want to hear two dads weigh in on that minefield, give it a listen. And oh yeah, hear about how Brian took $3 off his kids in mini golf.

In this week's episode, we quickly recap a so-so Honda Classic and what's happened to Rickie Fowler this past year. Then we spend a lot of time talking about Todd's quest to break 80, the internal pressure we all put on ourselves when we play, and our own philosophies towards golf. 

On episode 18, the boys breakdown JT's clutch weekend play, whether Westwood benefits more from his fiance as caddy or if he needs more experience, DeChambeau's disappointment, pros/cons of Every Shot Live, Rory admitting chasing Bryson has hurt his performance, and whether the narrative will be that JT has overcome his past slurs from earlier in the year. And we wrap it up by putting out in public our not to be bet on in any circumstances Final Four picks for March Madness.

And Brian at one point tries to pull off a southern accent. (An easter egg you'll have to find on your own).