Hello friends.

Recorded live from Todd's basement on Masters Sunday before Rory & Cam Young teed off - boys are fired up.

Chris's Miracle Bet: $5 on a specific player to get a hole in one. Who makes that bet?

Tiger's Off-Course Adventures: Another fender bender, a foggy TGL showing, and a whole lot of "what are you doing, man." The boys debate Tiger the golfer vs. Tiger the person, whether they'd go to the bar with Scheffler, and who they'd actually want to ride to the club with. 🚗

AI as Your Golf Pro: Len took a screenshot of Chris's Trackman numbers and the boys are shook. 🤖⛳

Burger Love Chaos: Seafood Shack's brisket sandwich got rejected at the last minute for not qualifying as a burger. PEI's April beef event caused actual drama. The boys land on a three-inch burger height limit. 🍔

Also: Todd's Vokey family encounter on a flight from Florida, RBC Scramble sandbagger complaints, remote golf cart horror stories, what the PGA Tour would shoot at Belvedere, and whether Chris would get two birdies at Augusta.

A tradition like no other.

Len, Chris, and Todd are back in Todd’s basement for Episode 67. The guys dive into AI-generated podcast clips, Len’s hockey hype video that fired up the Islanders, and whether getting too pumped before a game can actually hurt performance.

Then the golf talk heats up with a wild simulator round where Len fires a 60 at Cabot Cliffs, followed by a debate sparked by Scottie Scheffler about whether a 10 handicap is actually a good golfer.

Plus Players Championship chatter, Canadian PGA rookies to watch, and the usual Island golf stories.

Episode 66 is here and the boys are BACK — live from Todd's basement!

Travel Chaos: Todd's Toronto trip turned into a 20-hour airport nightmare, followed by a mid-flight medical emergency involving dropped pants, oxygen tanks, and an off-duty in-flight nurse. Then Vegas delivered Backstreet Boys at the Sphere, a timeshare ambush ("Why didn't you do it, man?!"), and a mind-blowing mentalist show.

Len's Florida golf trip had its own drama — Murph's car overheating at 3am (ChatGPT to the rescue), Pudge getting pulled into secondary for a contraband roast beef sandwich, and forgetting to pack golf shirts... on a golf trip.

Also: Super Bowl WOAT, Hunter Burke's T5 finish at Future Champions Golf Tour, Winter Olympics hot takes (why does biathlon exist?), Valentine's Day plans, and Len's Florida golf recap.

In Episode 65 of The Island Green, Len, Chris, and Todd dive into the absolute chaos of Prince Edward Island life, both on and off the course. Todd finally comes clean about a year-long case of identity theft at Sunday school (sorry, "Patrick"), while Len recounts a rec hockey game that ended in a "Hextall chop" and an ice-skating skirmish.

In this episode:

• What the hell does "six-seven" mean? (We still don't know)
• New Year's resolutions that start on January 10th (Chris has his reasons)
• Wayne Gretzky rookie cards
• Todd cheats on his barber and pays the price in Halifax
• The legendary story of their Len Sr. expecting VIP seating at Christmas Mass

And some golf stuff too mixed in there - come on, it's not exactly Golf Season.

Pull up a chair, a beer, and enjoy.

The Island Green crew is back for their first episode of 2026, broadcasting once again from the Basement of Dreams with beers in hand and zero distractions, allegedly.

Len, Chris, and Todd wrap up their golf year with laughs over Golf Canada “wrapped” stats, travel stories, rounds played across the country and abroad, and what it really means to be in the top one percent of golf supporters. The conversation drifts into private club board life, pace of play complaints, why volunteering sounds great until it involves effort, and how to instantly silence a frustrated member.

Along the way, the boys reflect on podcast life, listener dedication, viral moments that may or may not exist, and officially kick off sim season while raising a glass to more golf in 2026.

The boys are back in the basement with Chris sporting an aggressive Denver Broncos Santa hat and sweater combo. In this episode, the crew recaps a chaotic ping pong tournament where Todd dominated and Len treated his paddle like a 60-degree wedge, nearly taking out the ceiling.

Chris airs his grievances in a new "Marketplace Controversy" involving a pair of "brand new" shorts that turned out to be DIY cut-off pants. Plus, the guys discuss the start of winter simulator season, controversial talk about the addition of the "Belfast Open", and share thoughts on Tiger and Charlie Woods.

Episode Highlights:

• Chris's "aggressive" Broncos Christmas outfit.

• Recap of the Island Green Ping Pong Championship (and Len's lack of backhand).

• The "Marketplace Controversy"

• Embracing winter golf and simulator season.

• The new Belfast Open on the Tournament Calendar

The boys take Island Green & Beyond on the road again, this time recording right inside the Belvedere Golf Club simulator bay. The vibes are high, the taps are flowing, and the chirps are elite.

Episode 62 features an awesome sit-down with one of PEI’s brightest young athletes, Hunter Burke, fresh off his run at the Notah Begay World Junior Championship. Hunter talks pressure, putting, playing with Tony Finau’s son, and what it’s like dropping a par four hole-in-one (as your first). The guys swap stories about birthday weeks, inversion tables, photography chaos, and how juniors today somehow handle pressure better than grown men.

A fun mix of golf, laughs, life, and one seriously impressive young talent.

Episode 61 dives hard into the “Beyond” part of Island Green & Beyond. The boys set up shop in Todd’s legendary basement: From there it’s pure chaos in the best way possible.

They swap stories about daylight savings confusion (including parents with two watches and clocks set 20 minutes fast), memory hacks from Jim Kwik, and how brain tricks might actually help you remember names in your weekend foursome. Then it’s all-in on PEI Halloween drama: trick-or-treating getting moved for weather, being the “big chocolate bar house,” potato and apple handouts, UNICEF money mysteriously “compounding,” and kids running complex candy-arbitrage routes across counties.

Eventually, they stumble back toward sports with a cathartic breakdown of the Blue Jays–Dodgers World Series: superstition, blown leads, wild moments, payroll rants, and the eternal debate of loyalty vs ring-chasing. There’s even a quick nod to King of the Hill at Glasgow to remind everyone this is still technically a golf podcast.

Grab a Coffee Crisp, steal a Reese’s from the kids’ bag, and come hang in the basement.

The boys are back with new audio gear and the same kitchen-table energy! Len digs up Todd’s secret rap past (yes, Atlantic & Capital was real), then we dive into Jays mania, Todd’s wild elevator run-in at the playoffs, and his VIP Ryder Cup adventure that somehow involved Trump, fake lanyards, and “I’m an 01” security clearance.

We wrap up with the Cavendish Cup victory recap, golf season debates, and a few classic Island chirps along the way. Grab a beer, hit play, and enjoy a laugh with the Island Green crew.

We’re back in the kitchen and back on track after last week’s audio hiccup (fired the whole audio staff… they’re working for Kimmel now). This one’s packed:

• Tales of regripping gone wrong, fat grips vs skinny grips, and a little mix-up you won’t believe.

• Chris’ Whistler adventure - golf at Nicklaus North, Big Sky, and a zipline that nearly had him passed out mid-air.

• Inside the Atlantic Cup at Osprey Ridge - PEI’s sharp quarter-zips, top competition, wild formats, and Michael Kiley’s coming-out party against some of the region’s best.

• The eternal debate: how many golf balls do you carry, when do you swap one out, and does anyone actually mark them the same way every time?

• Ryder Cup hype - Todd’s heading to Bethpage, and we dig into what makes this event unlike anything else in golf.

• Plus: the PEI men’s senior baseball team winning nationals, Belvedere’s lifetime membership draw, and the latest Currie Controversy

It’s golf, stories, laughs, and a little Island flavour - exactly what you expect from Island Green & Beyond.