In The Bag

The guys recap the Shriner's and look to week 2 in Las Vegas at the CJ Cup. Slotter has some harsh words for Rickie but shows a gentler side for some surprise golfers. James wonders if it takes more water to make an almond or keep Shadow Creek lush. 

Slotter and James try podcasting with their eyes closed while breaking down their solid performance and Sergio's win in Mississippi. They then set their eyes to the first of 2 weekends in Vegas to figure out what to do with the extensive course history at TPC Sumerlin. 

James and Slotter cover the PGA's escape to the Dominican Republic and break down the stop in Mississippi. 

James and Slotter discuss Bryson's impressive victory at the US Open and what it means for the game of golf. They then break down the best DFS plays and bets for this weekend's tournament in the Dominican Republic. 

James and Slotter are back from a break to tackle the first major of the 2020-21 season, US Open at Winged Foot, with guest Andrew Hatch. The guys give their best DFS plays and bets for the week and bring fire takes. Is Patrick Cantlay good? Does Spieth need a caddie or coach change? Is Xander is danger of finishing outside the top 25?  

Slotter is out this week so James breaks down the intro to the FedEx Cup Playoffs alone. He shares some bad beats, some thoughts on Brooks and why this is Rory's final chance to win his love for the rest of the season. 

Slotter and James discuss the results of the PGA Championship. James praises Collin Morikawa's victory Ad Nauseum. Slotter brings his A game with a fire Rickie take and the guys save some time to preview the house that Webb built. 

James and Slotter are joined by Andrew Hatch this week as they discuss golf's first Major of the year. Slotter's hoping Jason Day returns the love, Hatch offers some fashion critiques, and James may be looking for a new co-host after Slotter's fade for the week as the PGA tour moves to San Francisco and TPC Harding Park for the PGA Championship. 

James and Slotter break down last week's 3M Open and Matthew Thompson's awesome win. Then they preview this week's WGC event in Memphis while discussing the importance of putting in the DFS world and liking Patrick Reed? (Can it be true?)

James and Slotter discuss the craziness that was the Memorial last week and make their predictions for this week at TPC Twin Cities. Henrik Norlander, Paul Casey, and Erik Van Rooyen become points of contention. The guys look to capture their success in low talent fields from the early season this year while trying to make sense of what's going on with DJ and Koepka.