Pete, Jantzen and Andy discuss golf excuses, an exercise by Vision 54 coaches Lynn Marriott and Pia Nilsson about playing your best and worst golf. They end with a thought experiment developed by author Byron Katie called Inquiry.

Peter Donahue, Jantzen Miserak, Peter Leinenweber, and Andy Hayes come together once and for all to make the case that playing with fewer clubs is a better way to play golf. Unfortunately the audio file was damaged so the audio is not up to our standards. We thought it would be better to release it as is than to try to recreate the magic. Please consider this as "the lost episode."

Andy, Pete, and Jantzen recap their social media fast, and discuss the trade offs that come with it. They also go on a deep dive in exploring what exactly is awareness and how can being aware of our awareness impact our lives and our golf game.

Pete, Jantzen and Andy discuss an excerpt from the book the Art of Learning, as recommended by Scott Fawcett. They they go into an idea presented by Erik Anders Lang regarding fate and logical determinism, and jump down the rabbit hole of free will and how it all relates to golf.

Pete, Peter, and Andy give some brief thoughts on the Masters tournament before diving deep into some golf philosophies inspired by Beatle George Harrison. They end by hearing Peter Donahue's origin story of how and why he began using 1/2 set of clubs in the mid 80's, way before it was cool.

Pete, Andy, and Jantzen discuss the idea that if everyone's dreams came true in relation to their golf game, they actually wouldn't like golf anymore. They also cover Patty and Spieth's wins from the weekend in golf, Mighty Ducks Game Changers, and more!

Andy is joined by Peter Donahue and Jantzen to discuss some technical parts of the golf swing. Certain things are caused, and certain things are allowed. When you cause something that should be allowed, poor shots occur.

Pete, Jantzen, and Andy discuss Paul Casey's 300 yard carry shot with a persimmon driver, Bryson vs. Westwood, a Walt Whitman quote from Ted Lasso, and ways to play more valuable golf.

Andy is joined by the Godfather of Golf, Peter Donahue and they dive in to the differences between "Golf" and "The Golf." They talk about the difference between being asleep and awake, about how the great religions and golf seem to be asking some of the same questions, and how Tiger Woods' journey has shown him going from asleep to awake.

Peter, Andy and Jantzen discuss the one year anniversary of golf being shut down due to Covid, walking, rakes in bunkers, reactions to Bryson and Spieth at Bay Hill, and Andy asks for advice about returning to social media.