Ryder Cup Podcast

Stacy and Rich detail Max Homa's 6th tour win at Torrey Pines and Rory McIlroy's lead in Dubai. Plus Patrick Reed is at it again, and what's the best Pizza in Portland.

Rich forgot to plug in the audio resulting in a lost pod with birthday boy Stacy for the week, so he atones with a minipod detailing wins by Victor Perez and Jon Rahm, shakeups in the Ryder Cup standings, and the LIV tour rubbing elbows with the likes of Riverdale, Gossip Girl, and One Tree Hill. 

Stacy and Rich discuss MLK and his impact in America, bemoan the Chargers brutal loss, and then tackle the first non elevated event on tour. Plus the Europeans  run a clever Ryder Cup simulation and the Saudis don't want their finances explored in the LIV/PGA lawsuit. 

First episode of the year (and audio issues solved)

Lots on our new years and football as the revolving door of quarterbacks and coaches starts. We dissect Colin Morikawa's collapse and frame the Ryder Cup race at the beginning of the calendar year. 

Stacy and Rich do their year end review of the funny tournaments and The Match. 

Stacy and Rich describe their exploits on travels to Vegas/Florida/and Houston including a chance meeting with a famous celebrity's backside . We then pick out the face of golf in every region of the golf playing world. 

On the good side, Russell Henley dominates, Dusty Baker is finally a WOrld Series winner, and Dan Snyder is selling the COmmanders. On the downside Xander, Cantlay and Mito seem to be LIV bound further destabilizing the tour. 

Stacy and Rich discuss Halloween plans, African Americans in the majors, and why the hell a PGA tour event takes place in Bermuda 

It's Baseball playoff time and Stacy's Padres are facing Rich's Phillies and there's a bet coming. Keegan Bradley ends a 4 year drought and Rickie Fowler came ever so close. Brooks Koepka won 8 million in the desert but was anyone watching? And Adrian Otegui steps off the LIV tour to win on the DP in his homeland. We apologize in advance for the bad sound- working on technical issues. 

Tom Kim wins again on the PGA and is now firmly established as a top 20 player and a rising star. Rich reviews the 1933 Ryder Cup featuring Perry Alliss, Gene Sarazen, and Walter Hagen won on a missed 4 footer by an American Denny Shute who would go on to win the Open at St Andrews that year!