Tiger & Nike Split! Sponsors Leaving the Tour! Should Monahan Be Fired? Kostis & McCord Off Their Rockers Break It Down In Episode 18

Iconic golf legends, Peter Kostis and Gary McCord, are back with a new episode of their hit YouTube series and Podcast, "Kostis & McCord Off Their Rockers". The guys get to the bottom of Tiger & Nike parting ways after decades together and try to figure what’s going on with sponsors on the PGA Tour. They also debate whether Commissioner Jay Monahan should be fired!

Episode 18, titled "Tiger, Nike, Sponsors and Does Jay Get Fired!" is now available for golfers and fans who want to stay on top of the game. With their no-filters insight, irreverent humor and unparalleled understanding of the game, Peter and Gary debate the behind-the-scenes reasons for Tiger’s split, the impetus behind the sponsors leaving the Tour and whether PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan should remain in charge. In our "Coach Kostis" instructional series, Peter provides another great lesson on learning to hit consistent and controlled fades and draws to help your game.

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