Matt Cook and David Gies II explore Keegan Bradley's resurgence and potential roles in the Ryder Cup, both as a player and future captain. They discuss the possibility of Tiger Woods stepping into a Ryder Cup captaincy role. Tommy Fleetwood's performance under pressure and Kip Henley's Twitter influence, alongside David's viral tweet, are analyzed. The episode compares Ryan Fox and Thriston Lawrence's games under pressure and highlights Oakmont's challenges through Tyrrell Hatton's insights. They delve into Bud Cauley's comeback, modern caddy responsibilities, and the importance of caddy loyalty and job security. The conversation wraps up with David's upcoming tournament plans and sponsor acknowledgments.

(0:00) Keegan Bradley's resurgence and Ryder Cup potential

(1:14) Introduction of guest David Gies II and discussion topics

(2:10) Sponsor: Devereux Golf, Vice Golf, Rokform

(3:31) Matt's experience with Rokform and Stark Health

(6:56) Keegan Bradley's Ryder Cup captaincy and playing role prospects

(12:11) Tiger Woods as a potential Ryder Cup captain

(17:21) Tommy Fleetwood's performance under pressure

(21:23) Kip Henley's Twitter presence and David Gies II's viral tweet

(26:17) Ryan Fox vs. Thriston Lawrence's game under pressure

(29:50) Oakmont's challenges and Tyrrell Hatton's insights

(34:15) Bud Cauley's comeback and the modern-day caddy's role

(45:08) Caddy loyalty and job security

(48:44) David's week off and upcoming tournaments

(50:41) Thanking David Gies II and episode sign-off

(51:39) Sponsor: Devant Golf, Vice Golf, Rokform

Matt Cook, Buttsy, and Brent Grant delve into the grit required in golf, highlighting Matt's comeback with Stark Health and J.J. Spaun's journey from obstacles to PGA Tour success. Buttsy shares insights on playing alongside Spaun, emphasizing his health struggles and victory mindset. The episode recaps the U.S. Open, discussing player performances, course conditions, and Scottie Scheffler's challenges. They reflect on Tiger Woods' advice and memorable moments, before previewing the Travelers Championship, analyzing odds, and critiquing player strategies. The discussion touches on the PGA Tour CEO transition and future strategies, wrapping up with sponsor shoutouts and a teaser for the next episode.

(0:00) Introduction and the importance of grit in golf

(1:26) Episode topics overview with hosts

(1:56) Sponsor: Devereux Golf, Vice Golf, Rokform

(3:45) Matt Cook's comeback story with Stark Health

(4:16) J.J. Spaun: From challenges to PGA Tour victory

(6:09) Buttsy's insights on playing with J.J. Spaun

(7:16) J.J. Spaun's health struggles and victory demeanor

(9:15) Professional golf grind and winning significance

(12:03) U.S. Open recap, conditions, and player performances

(23:04) Bobby McIntyre's mental game and Scottie Scheffler's struggles

(29:20) Tiger Woods' advice and epic moments

(34:42) U.S. Open leaderboard and LIV Golf's impact

(44:37) Travelers Championship preview and players' critique

(49:52) Locker room incidents and media exchanges

(59:19) Travelers Championship odds and predictions

(1:03:35) PGA Tour CEO transition and future strategies

(1:14:28) PGA Tour University, equity, and financial outlook

(1:18:01) Sponsor shoutout: Devereux Golf, Vice Golf, Rokform

(1:19:37) Closing remarks and teaser for next episode

In this episode, Matt Cook, Buttsy, and Brent Grant explore the life of a retired golfer, focusing on Dustin Johnson's mental game and Oakmont course improvements. They discuss LIV Golf's impact on players, analyze U.S. Open prospects for Joaquin Niemann and Phil Mickelson, and feature insights from Jon Rahm and Rory McIlroy. The team evaluates U.S. Open scores, course difficulty, and Collin Morikawa's chances, alongside updated betting odds and social media buzz. Justin Rose offers predictions, and the hosts discuss player mentalities and final U.S. Open picks. The episode wraps up with sponsor shoutouts and closing remarks.

(0:00) Life of a retired golfer and Dustin Johnson's mental game

(1:12) Oakmont course improvements and introduction

(4:45) Sponsor: Devereux Golf apparel

(6:57) LIV Golf's impact and player lifestyles

(15:04) Joaquin Niemann to Phil Mickelson's U.S. Open chances

(19:25) Jon Rahm's interview to LIV Golf lineup

(26:17) Rory McIlroy's form and motivation

(33:03) Scottie Scheffler and Justin Thomas at the U.S. Open

(42:50) Mental game analysis: Scheffler vs. JT

(47:16) U.S. Open scores, course difficulty, and Morikawa's chances

(50:50) Updated betting odds and social media talk

(55:16) Justin Rose analysis and picks for the week

(59:18) Comparing top player mentalities and Scheffler's mindset

(1:04:44) Oakmont setup, par-3 difficulty, and final picks

(1:14:03) Predicting the winning score for the U.S. Open

(1:14:50) Sponsor: Shoutout to Devereux Golf, Devant Golf, and promo codes

(1:16:18) Sponsor: Vice Golf and Custom Golf AZ mention

(1:17:16) Closing remarks and outro music

Join Matt Cook, Buttsy, and Brent Grant as they explore golf history and offer a pre-preview of the 2025 U.S. Open at Oakmont, highlighting Scottie Scheffler's prospects. They tackle controversial topics like steroids and beta blockers in golf and discuss the longest day in the sport. The episode features Max Homa's caddie change, Mason Howell's performance, and U.S. Open qualifiers, including a former caddy turned dentist. They debate venues Oakmont and Shinnecock, analyze PGA and LIV Golf contenders, and discuss Jon Rahm's struggles. Predictions for the U.S. Open winner, dark horses, and broadcast quality are shared, alongside humorous anecdotes and sponsor shoutouts.

(0:00) Looking back at the history of golf

(0:44) U.S. Open pre-preview and Scottie Scheffler's chances

(5:40) The tee-off report and steroids in golf

(10:27) Beta blockers and the longest day in golf

(16:19) Max Homa's caddie change and Mason Howell's performance

(21:47) U.S. Open qualifiers: Former caddy turned dentist and amateurs' success

(24:53) Qualifying dramas, heartaches, and LIV Golf players' performance

(31:33) U.S. Open venue debate: Oakmont vs Shinnecock

(39:07) U.S. Open contenders from PGA and LIV Golf

(49:29) Oakmont course breakdown and prep for the U.S. Open

(54:02) Jon Rahm's struggles and the potential of an over-par winner

(57:21) Scottie Scheffler's mentality and betting odds

(1:03:50) Hosts' picks for U.S. Open winner and dark horse discussion

(1:11:37) Golf broadcast quality and authenticity in broadcasting

(1:17:35) Role of on-course reporters and Johnny Miller's broadcasting legacy

(1:22:16) Humorous anecdotes and sponsor shoutouts

(1:24:49) Episode sign-off and final remarks

In this episode, Matt Cook, Buttsy, and Brent Grant discuss Memorial Day weekend activities, updates on Brent's career, and a preview of the 2025 Memorial. They explore Rory McIlroy's decision to skip the event, his driver issues, and mindset. The conversation covers Muirfield Village Golf Club, CBS broadcast quality, and golf's financial aspects, including LIV Golf opinions. They analyze betting odds, compare Scottie Scheffler to past players, and discuss Nick Dunlap's driver yips and Patrick Cantlay's reputation. The episode wraps up with predictions for the Memorial Tournament and a teaser for future episodes on golf equipment and club manufacturing.

(0:00) Scottie Scheffler and CBS Broadcast Discussion

(1:00) Welcome and Sponsors Shout Out

(3:05) Memorial Day Weekend Favorites

(4:50) Brent Grant's Murrieta Experience

(5:30) Scheffler's Tournament Prospects

(8:10) Rory McIlroy's Absence at the Memorial

(13:42) Fan Reactions to Rory's Decision

(22:04) Muirfield Village Tournament Details

(25:09) Money and LIV Golf Influence

(26:17) Betting Odds and Player Picks

(33:06) Dark Horse Predictions for the Memorial

(38:01) PGA vs. DP World Tour Players

(43:13) Bud Cauley and Rickie Fowler vs. Jordan Spieth

(48:27) Memorial Tournament Historic Moments

(52:19) Weather Impact and Player Chances

(57:23) Recent Memorial Winners and PGA Tour Competition

(1:03:00) PGA Tour Marketing and Sponsorship Dynamics

(1:07:13) Player Series and Retention Strategies

(1:10:29) Golf Equipment Industry Trends

(1:13:40) Consumer Concerns with Equipment Costs

(1:18:50) Custom Golf Club Components and Market Trends

(1:23:41) Amateur Golfer Accessibility and Equipment Psychology

(1:26:43) Roger Cleveland's Industry Impact

(1:27:49) Upcoming Club Manufacturing Episodes

(1:28:51) Closing Remarks and Future Events

In this episode, Matt Cook, Buttsy, and Brent Grant dive into Scottie Scheffler and Jon Rahm's prospects and recent performances, providing insights into major wins and surprises from the PGA Championship. The discussion covers Scheffler's mental game and a leaderboard rundown, while also touching on JT's caddie change and top players' struggles. Rory McIlroy's driver controversy and equipment disparities are examined, alongside LIV Golf updates and Bryson DeChambeau's swing issues. The episode includes LIV Golf criticism and Bubba Watson's appearance on the Pat McAfee Show. A preview of the Charles Schwab Challenge and TGL franchise announcement rounds out the conversation, with sponsor shoutouts closing the episode.

(0:00) Scottie Scheffler and Jon Rahm: Prospects and Performances

(1:15) Major Wins and PGA Championship Surprises

(2:05) Episode Introduction and Overview

(3:10) Sponsor: Devereux Golf

(4:13) Sponsor: Vice Golf

(4:34) Halfway House Food Favorites and Unique Options

(9:50) PGA Championship Recap and Scheffler's Mental Game

(22:31) Leaderboard Rundown and Course Familiarity

(24:45) JT's Caddie Change and Top Players' Struggles

(30:30) Michael Jordan's Mentality in Golf

(31:56) Rory McIlroy's Driver Controversy and Equipment Disparities

(40:01) LIV Golf Updates and Bryson DeChambeau's Swing Issues

(47:27) LIV Golf Criticism and Bubba Watson on Pat McAfee Show

(48:36) Charles Schwab Challenge Preview and Picks

(49:22) TGL Franchise Announcement

(50:04) Sponsor Shoutouts

In this episode, Matt Cook, Buttsy, and Brent Grant dive into a comprehensive preview of the PGA Championship, discussing Rory McIlroy's chances and the tournament's top contenders. The conversation shifts to Brent's recent qualifier experience and betting odds, with insights into course conditions and sleeper picks at Quail Hollow. They tackle Phil Mickelson's rapport with fans and anti-LIV sentiments, while exploring Jon Rahm's decline and the most disliked players in golf. Anecdotes from David Duval's career and caddie stories provide levity. The episode delves into PGA-LIV dynamics, media rights, and PGA Tour policies, concluding with PGA picks and an analysis of Jordan Spieth's game and Rory McIlroy's course fit.

(0:11) Welcome, introductions, and PGA Championship preview

(1:22) Sponsor: Devereux Golf and Vice Golf

(3:05) Rory McIlroy's chances and top contenders for the PGA Championship

(7:17) Strength and field analysis of the PGA Championship

(8:28) Brent Grant's qualifier experience and betting odds

(22:01) Course conditions, player performance, and sleeper picks at Quail Hollow

(25:42) Phil Mickelson's dynamic with fans and anti-LIV Golf sentiments

(29:20) Jon Rahm's decline and most disliked players in golf

(34:34) David Duval's career anecdotes and caddie stories

(41:28) In-depth discussion on PGA Championship contenders and records

(51:00) Tiger Woods' current tournament involvement speculation

(53:18) Lucas Herbert, LIV Golf dynamics, and PGA-LIV deal rumors

(1:00:27) Imaginary headlines and LIV Golf's influence on media rights

(1:06:21) PGA Tour policies vs. LIV Golf media rights

(1:12:36) PGA Championship picks from Buttsy, Brent Grant, and Matt Cook

(1:14:01) Jordan Spieth's game analysis and bomber's courses discussion

(1:15:17) Light banter, course mentions, and Rory McIlroy's suitability

(1:16:24) Final thoughts and wrap-up

In this episode, Matt Cook, Buttsy, and Brent Grant dive into the new studio setup and share a memorable fan encounter. They discuss the Grass League event, offering sponsor shout-outs and pre-round meal tips, while recapping their experiences at Mountain Shadows and Phoenix United. Praise is given to the Grass League's broadcast quality and team presence. The Korn Ferry Tulum event is recapped, highlighting players and Brent's personal challenges and upcoming tournaments. The conversation covers USGA pace of play, performances by Scottie Scheffler and Jordan Spieth, and Oakmont's U.S. Open preparation. The episode concludes with tournament picks, a LIV Golf Korea recap, media strategies, a PGA Championship preview, and Quail Hollow predictions.

(0:11) Introduction and welcome

(0:52) New studio setup and fan encounter

(2:37) Grass League event and shout-outs to sponsors

(4:18) Pre-round meal advice and Grass League recap

(10:10) Matt and Brent's experience at Mountain Shadows and Phoenix United

(18:03) Praise for Grass League broadcast and team presence

(25:14) Korn Ferry Tulum recap and player highlights

(31:23) Brent Grant's challenges and upcoming tournaments

(31:53) USGA pace of play and etiquette discussion

(39:31) Scottie Scheffler and Jordan Spieth's performances

(50:25) Oakmont's U.S. Open preparation and upcoming tournaments

(54:15) Tournament picks and LIV Golf Korea recap

(1:04:59) LIV Golf viewership and media strategy

(1:08:06) Early PGA Championship preview and Rickie Fowler's participation

(1:13:46) Impact of player absences and predictions for Quail Hollow

(1:14:15) Outro and sponsor messages

In this episode, Matt Cook, Buttsy, and guest Todd Dobson delve into the world of the Grass League and its Arizona events. Buttsy shares insights on his upcoming qualifier while Todd discusses the league's creation and the significance of greenskeepers. The conversation explores Grass Clippings as a clothing brand and community builder, along with its "Stay Grassy" motto and non-golf event expansion. Relationships with GoodGood, franchise ownership, and the excitement of the Grass League Open are highlighted. Buttsy talks tournament preparation, player spotlights, and live draft details. The episode wraps up with discussions on the 2025 Grass League schedule, live matches, and Todd's journey to broadcasting.

(0:11) Introduction of hosts and guest Todd Dobson

(0:35) Buttsy's upcoming qualifier and episode topics overview

(1:24) Todd Dobson on the Grass League and events in Arizona

(2:12) Sponsor: Devereux Golf

(4:32) Pre-round routines and tournament jitters

(6:02) Grass Clippings origin story and importance of greenskeepers

(11:00) Grass Clippings as a clothing brand and building a community

(16:19) "Stay Grassy" motto and expansion into non-golf events

(20:00) Relationship with GoodGood and franchise ownership

(25:11) Amplifying competition, crowd dynamics, and notable franchise owners

(32:07) Challenges and excitement of starting the Grass League Open

(41:16) High stakes discussion and sudden-death playoff highlights

(44:01) Anti-Liv comments and qualifier purpose

(47:37) Buttsy's tournament mindset and preparation for high winds

(54:26) Player spotlight and live draft details

(59:14) Projected purse and exciting players in the qualifier

(1:02:28) Canadian kids' journey and event amenities

(1:04:48) Predictions and interest from oddsmakers

(1:06:45) Gila River Resorts and Casino as title sponsor

(1:09:57) 2025 schedule and special events for the Grass League

(1:15:49) Live matches under the lights and chipping yips fix

(1:17:28) Podcast studio setup and Buttsy's tournament partner

(1:20:15) Todd Dobson's journey to the broadcast booth

(1:24:43) Sponsor shout-outs and special promo codes

(1:26:13) Apology for missing LIV Korea and Mexico recap

(1:27:01) Closing remarks and sign-off

The episode kicks off with a sponsor shoutout to Devereux Golf and Buttsy's pre-round cocktail tips. Brent Grant joins to recap the RBC Heritage, spotlighting players and discussing Justin Thomas and Joe Greiner. They explore Si Woo Kim's pressure plays and Brent's Korn Ferry Tour insights. The team format and alternate shot at the Zurich Classic are debated, with dark horse picks. LIV Golf's Mexico City event's global impact is compared to the PGA Tour. Discussions include LIV players at the Masters, course fit, and historical performances. Wesley Bryan's suspension, YouTube golf's influence, and Grant Horvat's PGA Tour invite are discussed. The episode wraps with sponsor acknowledgments and a preview of the next episode.

(0:11) Introduction and topics overview

(0:38) Sponsor: Devereux Golf

(2:21) The tee-off report with Buttsy: Pre-round cocktails and Brent Grant introduction

(6:10) RBC Heritage recap and most exciting players to watch

(12:04) Justin Thomas and Joe Greiner's partnership

(20:39) Si Woo Kim's performance under pressure

(23:47) Brent Grant on competition flow state and Korn Ferry Tour experiences

(35:03) Zurich Classic team event format and alternate shot debate

(40:38) Dark horse picks and analysis of Zurich Classic teams

(50:31) Introduction to LIV Golf Mexico City event

(55:03) LIV Golf's impact on international growth and comparison to PGA Tour

(1:03:08) LIV players at the Masters and PGA Tour player expectations

(1:06:28) Course fit and historical performances at the Masters

(1:10:16) Matt's experience with LIV Golf fans and fanbase insights

(1:14:12) Wesley Bryan's suspension and YouTube golf influence

(1:18:22) Grant Horvat's PGA Tour invite and influencer impact

(1:22:12) PGA Tour media rights and LIV Golf's YouTube stance

(1:25:39) Player content comparisons and restrictions

(1:27:00) Episode wrap-up, sponsor shoutout, and encouragement for Brent Grant

(1:27:42) Preview of next week's episode and guest