In this episode we wrap up the PNC Championship, talking Tiger and Charlie. We also talk about how golf broadcasts ought to consider alternative audio streams to meet their varied customers interests. Our #GreatGolfDebate discusses the relative advantage of taking a cart in competition.

In this episode we chat with Wesley Bryan, who first rose to prominence as a trick shot artist on YouTube, then starred on the Big Break, before breaking through in a major way with 3 wins on the Web.com (now Korn Ferry) Tour, and then winning on the PGA Tour the very next season. We talk with Wesley about his recent struggles through injury, and how he's gearing up for big things on and off the course in 2023. 

In this episode, we dive into "The Match" where Tiger & Rory fell to JT & Jordan. We also talk the QBE shootout, including some standout LPGA play. We also talk about the NY Times article featuring leaked consulting docs from McKinsey that strategized and theorized some LIV potential scenarios. And finally, our "Great Golf Debates" puts to rest this notion that a scratch male player could compete on the LPGA Tour. 

In this episode we dive into the Australian Open and Hero World Challenge, debate their relative fields and very relative differential of OWGR points. We also talk about what reconciliation might look like for LIV & the PGA Tour, talk Aim Point putting, and debate whether range finders ought to be legal in tournament play. 

In this episode, we chat with Andrew Kirby - who knows a thing or two about golf Down Under. Andrew recently wrapped up 3 years as the Captain & Chairmen of the Royal Melbourne GC, site of the 2019 Presidents Cup. Also handy these days, since everyone is suing everyone else in golf, Andrew is a seasoned and experienced lawyer, currently the Barrister at the Victorian Bar. 

In this episode, we discuss Cam Smith winning the Australian PGA, and what it might take to get more top players down under. We also discuss Tiger WD'ing from the Hero, and what this might signal for him in 2023. We then dissect the often debated #GreatGolfDebate of whether a scratch player playing a 2-ball scramble could compete, or even make the cut, playing in a TOUR event. 

In this episode we dive into the DPWT Championship winner, the season-long champion, and the "laughable" OWGR point differential across various Tours. We also talk about the PIP results, and then try to solve one of golf's great debates: should you get relief from a divot?

In this episode we discuss wins by Tony Finau, Tommy Fleetwood, and a former (and maybe future) LIV player Andy Ogletree. We also about Rory McIlroy's desire for Greg Norman to "exit stage left," and discuss changes to the PGA Tour University program to entice the next generation of talent. 

In this episode, recorded fittingly just prior to Veteran's Day 2022, we chat with Jonathan "Buckets" Shuskey. We talk about his 20-year career in the US Army, how at 40 years old with a wife and 4 kids he's taking a crack at college golf at Stephen F Austin University, and perhaps most importantly how his story can help other Veterans transitioning from military service chart their own course.  

In this episode we discuss Russell Henley's comfy win in Mayakoba, debate the prospects of the TMRW Monday Night Golf series, and find out that Billy thinks like a goldfish.