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The podcast covers the return of Anthony Kim to golf, the controversy surrounding the USGA's ball regulations, the impact of golf equipment on player performance, and the broader implications of equipment changes on the game. The conversation delves into the impact of strokes gained on golf strategy, the debate on ball and driver speed, and upcoming golf events and content. The discussion covers the influence of strokes gained on player decision-making, the relationship between ball and driver speed, and the anticipation of future golf events and content creation.
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In this episode of the Holy Smoker Podcast, hosts Strolan and Marc Browne dive deep into the world of smoking and grilling. They discuss various cooking techniques, the importance of selecting the right cuts of meat, and the benefits of using a pellet smoker like the Pit Boss. The conversation also touches on seasoning, technology in cooking, and a surprise party that involved cooking a pork butt. With plenty of tips and personal anecdotes, this episode is a must-listen for barbecue enthusiasts.
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#grilling #smoking #bbq
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00:00 Welcome to the Holy Smoker Podcast
01:28 Smoking Techniques and Equipment
04:11 Choosing the Right Cuts of Meat
07:53 Exploring Seasonings and Marinades
11:59 Diving into Cooking Methods
17:56 Comparing Cooking Styles: Pellet vs. Charcoal
23:40 Enhancing Your Smoking Experience
24:17 Exploring Cooking Techniques with Pellet Smokers
26:07 Planning a Surprise Party with a Pork Butt
28:37 First Experience with the Pit Boss Smoker
30:41 Cooking Process and Techniques for Pork Butt
33:28 The Importance of Quality Ingredients
35:45 Purchasing and Setting Up the Smoker
38:48 Customer Service Experience with Lowe's
41:13 The Evolution of Pellet Smokers
45:37 Final Thoughts and Future Topics
In this episode of the Holy Duffer podcast, hosts Mark and Strolan dive into their annual "Bucket" lists for 2026. While reflecting on their experiences from the previous year and setting aspirations for the upcoming golf season
As they review their lists, both hosts express excitement about the courses they hope to play this year, with a focus on local gems and bucket list destinations. They share insights on how their lists have evolved, aiming for a balance between aspirational and realistic goals. The episode is filled with laughter, camaraderie, and a shared passion for golf, making it a fun listen.
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The Holy Smoker podcast is introduced by Strolan and Mark, who share their passion for barbecue and smoked meats. The conversation delves into holiday cooking, meat selection, and cooking equipment, showcasing their expertise in the field.
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The Holy Duffer podcast kicks off with a New Year's update and a review of the year in golf. The hosts discuss their personal experiences, challenges, and insights, including injury recovery, simulator golf, and the importance of competition readiness. The conversation covers a range of topics including the pressure of competition, the importance of exposure to different golf courses, the impact of Rory McIlroy's Masters win, and the discussion around zero torque putters.
The conversation also delves into the nuances of putter design and the significance of custom fitting. The conversation covers a range of topics including golf experiences, injury recovery,
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In this episode of the Holy Duffer Podcast, Mark and Strolan discuss their recent experiences and insights in golf, including the challenges of injuries, the importance of short game practice, and the impact of coaching. They also delve into the evolving landscape of professional golf, touching on topics like equipment changes and the role of innovation in the sport. The conversation is filled with personal anecdotes, humor, and practical advice for golfers of all levels.
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00:00:01 Introduction and Recent Experiences
00:01:31 Short Game and Injuries
00:02:20 Coaching and Technique
00:04:31 Professional Golf and Equipment
00:10:12 Innovation and Personal Storie
s 00:17:17 Golf Fundamentals and Advice
00:24:30 Conclusion and Outro
In this episode of the Holy Duffer podcast, hosts Mark and Strolan discuss their recent experiences in golf, including Strolan's interesting week at a men's club event and the discovery of a notorious sandbagger.
The conversation also highlights the legacy of Arnold Palmer and concludes with Strolan's exciting news about volunteering for the USGA at the upcoming Women's Open.
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00:00 Introduction to the Holy Duffer Podcast
01:55 Strolan's Week in Golf
10:47 Breaking News: The Sandbagger
20:22 The Truth About Golf and Competition
28:11 Bifurcation and Golf Rules Discussion
29:13 Bifurcation and Golf Equipment Solutions
38:00 The Role of Amateur Golfers in the Game
38:54 Arnold Palmer: The King of Golf
46:27 Volunteering at the US Women's Open
In this episode, Mark and Strolan discuss the recent Ryder Cup performance of the U.S. team, comparing it to the European team's strategy and preparation. They delve into the cultural differences in competition. The conversation highlights the importance of preparation, team cohesion, and the influence of q well prepared plan to winning the Ryder Cup.
They also discuss the increase in swing speed speed in golf, and the potential need for bifurcation in equipment rules to preserve skill in the game. Mark presents as argument based on Kyle Berkshires 140 mile per hour in swing speed is a harbinger of doom for the sport. Strolan counters with his own simple solution and from there? You can say it gets interesting!
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In this episode of the Holy Duffer Podcast, Mark and Strolan share their recent golfing experiences, including Mark's attempt at Angeles National and Strolan's 25th wedding anniversary trip to Bodega Bay. They discuss the unique challenges and joys of playing golf in different courses, the fun of the Lazy Bear Festival, and share hilarious stories about crazy golf shots. The conversation flows naturally through their adventures, providing insights into their love for the game and the camaraderie it fosters.
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00:00 Introduction to the Holy Duffer Podcast
02:30 Mark's Golfing Experience at Angeles National
17:25 Strolan's 25th Wedding Anniversary Golf Trip
29:13 Match Play and Family Dynamics in Golf
29:26 A Memorable Golf Trip
36:07 The Lazy Bear Festival Experience
39:02 Crazy Golf Shots and Stories
In this episode of the Holy Duffer Podcast, Mark and Strolan delve into the complexities and shortcomings of the World Handicap System in golf. They discuss the purpose of handicaps, the problems with the current system, and the impact of recreational golf on scoring. The conversation also touches on the limitations of high handicaps, the controversy surrounding nine-hole scoring, and the importance of enjoyment in the game. Additionally, they compare the playing styles of Tiger Woods and Scottie Scheffler, concluding with a recap of their thoughts on the state of golf today.
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The World Handicap System is not functioning as intended.
Handicaps should reflect competitive play, not casual rounds.
Recreational golfers often take the game too seriously, affecting pace of play.
High handicaps should have limitations to maintain the integrity of the game.
Nine-hole rounds should not be submitted for handicap calculations.
The focus should be on enjoyment rather than competition in recreational golf.
The current system allows for cheating and vanity handicaps.
Comparing Tiger Woods and Scottie Scheffler reveals differences in playing styles.
The PGA Tour product has declined in excitement and engagement.
Golf should prioritize fun and accessibility for all players.
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