Matt and Tim discuss the Cure's seventh album, the Head on the Door.  Kelly from Frisky Discs chose this  episode's Match Play. The song title Hold On. The bands: Good Charlotte, Limp Bizkit, and Korn but "hold on", Tim pulls a swerve job and introduces a surprise fourth contender turning our triple threat into a fatal four way.

In our season three finale we discuss exotic foods, paying to poop, Fancy reviews Grandview Park's updated course, and we witness a possible crime in progress.  We also have our final dollar treat of the year and rank our Top 9 courses in the Des Moines area.  Intro/Interlude/Outro Music: How Could Red Riding Hood by Seven Little Polar Bears

Fancy, Kelly, and Tim tackle the back nine at Becky Zallek and discuss grocery shopping, contacts vs. glasses, and Fancy lets us know a couple reasons that she will absolutely not return to a course.  Intro/Interlude/Outro Music: Bug Scuffle by Swift Jewel Cowboys

We're revisiting the front nine at Becky Zallek this episode to find out if our game has improved enough to fairly evaluate this course.  Dollar treats are a must and we're talking trees, Shaq, and come up with a sure fire business idea.  Intro/Interlude/Outro Music: Grossmutterchen - Victor Schrammel Orchestra

Fancy, Kelly, Matt, and Tim finish out the back ten at Heritage Park in Ankeny, IA.  Along with giving their final thoughts on Heritage Park and another Dollar Treats segment they're talking Iowa State Fair, rabbits, frogs, and homemade porn.  Intro/Interlude/Outro Music: Bullfrog Patrol by the Duncan Sisters

Matt and Tim are joined by Kelly to discuss the Cure's fifth album, the Top.  This episode's match play pits queercore legends, Tribe 8, against contemporary Christian band, Mike's Chair. Along with Kelly sharing a bit about her musical history and preferences she also assigns Matt and Tim their most difficult Match Play to date.

Kelly, Matt, and Tim return to Pickard Park for the back nine and they wish they brought ponchos.  They're talking pork rinds, bacon, and dead horses. Tim has more Dollar Treats and they give their final impressions of Pickard Park.  Intro/Interlude/Outro music: Che Mi Frena by Caruso - Lucia Di Lammermoor

Fancy, Kelly, and Tim are at Heritage Park in Ankeny, IA where they wax poetic about mom parking, Pop Tarts, dogs in cars, gravel roads, and Tim has more Dollar Treats.  Intro/Interlude/Outro music: Sixty-ninth Regiment March by Lt. Ridgley's Sixty-ninth Regiment.

It's our 50th episode! Tim brought Dollar Treats, of course, but he has another surprise for Fancy, Kelly, and Matt, this week's mystery course.  We're talking human trafficking, steel toe boots, chlamydia, and as always, we're going to review that course. Intro/Interlude/Outros Music: Down By the Gas House by Bill Murray and Aileen Stanley with Frank Banta.

Kelly, Matt, and Tim play Windflower Park in Norwalk, IA and discuss Kelly's oft referenced parents, Celebrasian, reading habits, and Tim has Dollar Treats.  Intro/Interlude/Outro Music: Non T'amo Piu by Caruso Denza.