LIV Golf has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, and now one of the biggest questions in golf is back on the table: if LIV goes away, should the PGA Tour let everybody come home? Should they have left in the first place?

The ParTeedUp boys debate what happens next, whether they would’ve taken the LIV money in the first place, and whether players who left the PGA Tour should be welcomed back.

Plus, we’re talking slow play after another spotlight on pace of play at the Solheim Cup, the golf rules that need to change, the oldest clubs still hanging around in our bags, and a Whiskey Maple Smash for Drink of the Week.

IN THIS EPISODE:

01:59 — How Many Putters Does Wagon Have?

04:32 — Keeping It R-E-A-L presented by Shepherd Realty: What’s the Oldest Club in Your Bag?

10:39 — LIV Golf Bankruptcy: Should the PGA Tour Let Players Back?

24:49 — Drink of the Week: Whiskey Maple Smash 28:48 — Golf’s Slow-Play Problem: When Should It Cost You Strokes?

43:55 — The Golf Rules We’d Change

1:00:00 — What Made Golf Fun This Week

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Golf has birdies, bogeys… and a whole lot of explaining to do.

This week on the ParTeedUp Podcast, the boys ask why golf’s scoring names make absolutely no sense, and decide it might be time to give the double and triple bogey some names of their own.

Then we get into WTGL: Is a separate women’s league a breakthrough for women’s golf, or a missed opportunity to put LPGA stars alongside the men in TGL? Could WTGL actually become the better show?

We also break down Shaun Norris’s wild two-stroke penalty for moving a divot and ask whether golf’s rules have officially gone too far.

And finally, we leave the golf course for the gridiron: The NFL keeps taking games overseas, but is that actually good for the league, its players, and football fans?

Plus, Drink of the Week: Tequila Sunrise.

It’s Episode 8 of ParTeedUp: Make It Make Sense. Golf debates, football hot takes, questionable decisions, and the stories between the shots.

CHAPTERS

00:00 – Intro

04:15 – Keeping It REAL: Where Did Birdie & Bogey Get Their Names?

10:03 – Drink of the Week: Tequila Sunrise

15:00 – WTGL: Breakthrough or Missed Opportunity?

33:38 – Shaun Norris’s Two-Stroke Penalty for Moving a Divot

42:30 – NFL Overseas: Boom or Bust?

58:15 – What Made Golf Fun This Week?

JOIN THE DEBATE

Should LPGA stars compete alongside the men in TGL?

Was the Shaun Norris penalty fair?

Are NFL games overseas good for football?

And most importantly, what would YOU rename a double bogey?

Drop your takes in the comments.

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You just made a hole-in-one, congratulations! Now apparently YOU have to buy everyone drinks? Make it make sense.

Episode 7 of ParTeedUp starts with a hole-in-one and quickly turns into a full-blown debate over one of golf’s strangest traditions. Who exactly are you buying drinks for? How many? Should there be a cap? And what happens when the bar tab starts getting ridiculous?

Then the boys get into golf-course fees that make absolutely no sense, the future of Good Good, the ongoing LIV vs. PGA battle, our first PTU NFL picks, and what made golf fun this week.

Golf Talk. Hot Takes. Questionable Decisions.

Join the ParTeedUp community: subscribe, drop your take in the comments, and tell us where we’re completely wrong.

ParTeed Up Podcast Episode 6 is fully fueled, and the boys come armed with scorching takes where absolutely no one is safe!

RBF on the golf course? Do participation awards belong in golf (or anywhere, for that matter?) Should cameras be allowed on the course? And what’s the story behind putting a living person’s name on a memorial bench?! No rails on this podcast episode.

We wrap up the Men’s League season and ask whether we’re the only golf league settling things with a shootout. Should the Club Champion get a reserved parking spot?

We also check in on Wagon’s quest to break 80…from the FORWARD TEES, choose our ultimate golf superpowers, and debate PTU’s hot take: Has Good Good gone Bad Bad, or is the criticism completely off base? Commish unleashes!

Stick around to hear what made golf fun for us this week, then tell us in the comments:

- If you could choose one golf superpower, what would it be?

- Is the Good Good brand damaged for good?

- Should golf leagues (or anyone) give out participation awards?

Sit back, grab your favorite beverage and join the PTU party for the best golf hot-takes, arguments, questionable decisions, and everything that makes golf the greatest game in the world.

Things got a little… loose this week.

Wagon made a GUARANTEE: put him on the forward tees and he’s breaking 80.

Commish, Iceman and Looch say otherwise.

So naturally, we put money on it — and now ParTeedUp subscribers are getting paid.

But somehow, that’s not even the only argument this week…

NEVER post a score when playing solo. No, really.

Are there two completely different worlds of golf: Bro Golf vs. Competitive Golf?

Are you posting your 9-hole scores?

Does moving up to the forward tees suddenly make the game easy — or expose a completely different part of your game?

Is Pressure Golf the purest version of the game?

And we finally settle one of golf’s great debates:

RAKES IN OR OUT OF THE BUNKER?!

Plus Whiskey Gingers, Wagon’s GHIN getting EXPOSED, forward tees vs. the tips, and the boys getting just buzzed enough for ParTeedUp After Hours to officially make its debut.

This one went places.

This is golf beyond the scorecard.

The competition. The trash talk. The bets. The debates. The stories between the shots.

THIS IS PARTEEDUP.

🎥 Want to pick a side in the Wagon Challenge and have a shot at winning $100/$300? Head over to the official ParTeedUp YouTube channel and watch Episode 5 for the full details.

Golf Talk. Hot Takes. Questionable Decisions

Does every hole-in-one actually count? What about an ace on a simulator? A par-3 course? And would you rather have a hole-in-one or win your Men’s League Championship?

Welcome to ParTeedUp Episode 4, where Looch officially joins the crew.. and it doesn’t take long for the golf debates to go completely off the rails.

We get into the Zach Holland hole-in-one controversy, debate what should and shouldn’t count as a legitimate ace, and tackle some of golf’s unwritten rules and traditions that might need to disappear forever.

Drink of the Week: The Old Fashioned — is it the premier 19th-hole cocktail?

Old Golf Traditions That Need to Die: Hats indoors? Playing out of somebody else’s fairway divot? Getting punished for a perfect drive because your ball found an old footprint in a bunker? Commish comes in HOT with a rules change.

Bongo Boy’s Question of the Week: Music on the golf course — absolutely part of the round, or does the Bluetooth speaker stay in the damn car?

And we close it out with What Made Golf Fun This Week? — because underneath all the arguments, ridiculous traditions and questionable decisions, that’s what ParTeedUp is about.

Drop your rulings in the comments: Does a simulator hole-in-one count? Does a par-3-course ace count? Music on the course: YES or NO? And what golf tradition needs to die immediately?

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Golf isn’t just a game. It’s the stories between the shots.

Welcome back to ParTeedUp! Episode 3.

This week, we’re recapping the Member-Member, settling some questionable golf etiquette, pouring another Drink of the Week, and debating the things golfers can never seem to agree on.

Can you jump into someone else’s championship match? High socks or low socks? Are we still calling her the cart girl? And should you really be getting strokes on a Par 3?

Plus, we find out what made golf fun for the boys this week.

WE WANT YOUR TAKE: Would you EVER join someone else’s championship match? Drop your ruling in the comments.

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Golf has rules… and then it has the rules nobody writes down.

In Episode 2 of the ParTeedUp Podcast, the crew debates fairway fashion, clubhouse culture and the choices that reveal what kind of golfer you really are. Are jeans ever acceptable on a golf course? Can you give yourself a nickname? And when the tournament is over, would you rather take home a pile of cash or have your name permanently displayed on the clubhouse plaque?

We’re also serving up our Drink of the Week, sharing what it takes to run a successful men’s golf league and celebrating Jay’s recent Member-Member victory—which makes the plaque debate especially personal.

In this episode:

• Fairway fashion and proper golf-course attire • Why jeans may—or may not—belong on the course • The unwritten rules of golf nicknames • The challenges of running a men’s golf league • Drink of the Week • Cash prize or clubhouse immortality? • Jay’s Member-Member championship victory

Whether you’re a weekend golfer, league regular, country-club member or someone who simply enjoys great golf stories and friendly debates, pull up a chair and join the conversation.

What would you choose: the cash or your name on the plaque? Let us know in the comments.

Subscribe to ParTeedUp Podcast for more golf debates, course stories, drinks, laughs and honest conversations about the game we love.

Welcome to the first episode of the ParTeedUp Golf Podcast!

Jay, Josh, and Chuck share how they met, why they started ParTeedUp, and their vision for building a golf community centered around great people, good times, and unforgettable rounds.

We also relive one of the worst club championship performances imaginable—and Jay’s priceless reaction to the story nearly steals the episode.

If you enjoy golf podcasts, amateur golf stories, golf humor, club championships, and honest conversations about the game, you’re officially ParTeedUp.