In this episode we talk about Keegan Bradley winning the Travelers, a "hometown" win for a New England kid. We take a maybe too early, but not really too soon, look at the Ryder Cup roster. We also talk about how the US Congress is calling hearings on the great golf merger, and then our #GreatGolfDebate talks about Member Guest formats, and competitive but fun formats in general.

In this episode we dive into the US Open, where Wyndham Clark shined brightest at LACC. We discuss how many more chance Rickie, and Rory, will have to get this done. We also wonder why so few fans were out and about at LACC, and discuss George's undying love for Paul Azinger's broadcast bravado.

In this episode we dive into the data to find the over and under-valued players set to tee off at the US Open at LACC. Jeff Bullock, one of the co-founders of The Universal Golf Rankings, TUGR for short, joins us to dig into the field - and he and George bring us their favorites and sleepers you should have on your radar.

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In this episode we sing O Canada to toast Nick Taylor becoming the first Canadian to win their national open in 69 years. Then we toss our own speculation into the ring amidst the continued speculation and assumptions about the PGAT/DPWT/LIV merger. Finally, we preview the US Open - covering holes you should pay attention to, whether par is truly irrelevant, highlight some notable pairings, and give you our picks.

In this episode we discuss what really was the longest day in golf, with the announcement of a merger between the PGAT, DPWT, and LIV Golf - and we will be breaking it all down, bringing you behinds the scenes insights into a day that has fundamentally transformed competitive men’s golf as we know it…but first, this episode is brought to you by Zero Restriction, the leader in performance golf apparel. Designed in partnership with PGA Tour pros, Zero Restriction’s outerwear keeps you competitive no matter the weather. Head to zerorestriction.com and use code LIVINGITUP30 for 30% off your purchase

In this episode we chat about Viktor Hovland winning the Memorial, while Rose Zhang wins in her professional debut. We also talk about Phil Mickelson's latest Twitter spats with Brandel and all the other replies it seems. Finally, we talk about US Open final qualifying, aka "golf's longest day" where Billy knows a thing or two about getting through...

In this episode we share our on-the-ground experiences from LIV DC. First, we chat briefly about Emiliano Grillo's playoff victory at Colonial, though spend the bulk of this episode sharing our thoughts after a few days on site at LIV DC - the fan experience, the player vibe, the competitive vs exhibition continuum, and so much more.

In this episode we recap the PGA Championship - where Brooks Koepka wins, while PGA Club Pro Michael Block might have stolen the show. We talk what Brooks' win mean for his career, for the Ryder Cup, for LIV Golf, and much much more.

In this episode we discuss day 1 takeaways at the PGA Championship, where Bryson holds the clubhouse lead on a round that hasn't yet ended for the afternoon wave. Did Rahm play his way out of it? How far back is too far back?

In this episode we talk about a resurgent Jason Day winning at the Byron Nelson, while DJ bests Cam Smith in a playoff at LIV Tulsa. We talk about Phil spouting off on twitter, but also look ahead to the PGA Championship at Oak Hill, where a special guest who's won on the resigned course helps us preview the season's 2nd major.