The boys recap their spring break week including a successful first round of the Junior Golf Series and discuss the states of their games as the golf season sits on the horizon.

We’re live in Wilburton, Oklahoma, for the inaugural event in the Noah Farms Junior Golf Series! Kody gets his first look at Sycamore Springs, we take advantage of a liberal hole-cutting policy, and we recap day 46 of the 2022 Players.

Scottie Scheffler survives the crispy conditions to win Bay Hill, the boys make their picks for The Players (including Who Shouldn’t Miss the Cut But Probably Will), and talk junior golf as they prepare to host the Noah Farms Junior Golf Series’ first event over spring break.

We’re recapping our Carolina trip from a Midwest City parking lot while Kody watches a real-time meltdown at the Honda Classic. We also discuss Phil, the upcoming schedule, and a junior golf series kicking off soon.

Our first full day in town was everything we’d hoped it would be: sunshine, warm hospitality, and Donald Ross.

We made it! Deacon and Kerry arrive at Pine Needles Lodge and discover a place almost frozen in time and a balcony overlooking the first fairway.

We’re Perry Maxwell fans and unapologetic about it. Today we compare rounds recently played at Maxwell’s east Tulsa gem, Cherokee Hills, and discuss the architecture that has changed over the years due to ownership, rerouting, and redesign.

Our first guest visits the pod and he’s one of the best: Andy Forbis. Andy is an integral part of our four-man scramble teams and just happens to share some of our takes on Pebble, majors, and that set of blades that seemingly everyone grows up learning the game with.

Kody opens up the proverbial can of worms on TV coverage, we rank the major championships, and introduce a new tour launching this year that lets even the most inexperienced golfer scratch a competitive itch.

The boys head south to El Dorado, Arkansas, and take on a gem of a course from three different sets of tees (including the tournament tee which top out at almost 7,600 yards).