
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


In this episode, Matt Cook and Buttsy recap the Cognizant Classic and discuss the Arnold Palmer Invitational. They delve into the PGA Tour's promotional issues, analyze the field for the Invitational, and discuss golfer personalities. They also talk about Anthony Kim's Saudi appearance, the upcoming Live Golf in Hong Kong, and make their golf picks. Sponsors include Swannies.co, Vonage, and Bushwood Spirits.
In this episode, Matt Cook and Buttsy recap last week's golf events, preview the Cognizant Classic, and discuss notable performances at the Mexico Open. They dive into the difference between YouTube golf and traditional broadcasts, breakdown the upcoming Cognizant Classic, and discuss golf politics. They also share their top picks, discuss the controversy around golf in Saudi Arabia, and talk about Anthony Kim's return. Lastly, they introduce a new segment, Perez's Picks.
In this episode, Buttsy and Matt Cook delve into Tiger Woods' comeback and the Genesis Invitational recap, focusing on Scottie Scheffler's performance. They discuss the crucial role of caddies, speculate on Tiger's future games, and analyze Tony Finau's game. The impact of playing with Tiger on other players, performances of Will Zalatoris and Patrick Cantley, and remarkable comeback stories are also discussed. The episode wraps up with betting picks for the Mexico Open, Tiger's new clothing line, Live Golf News, and the future of golf with PGA Tour.
In this episode, Matt Cook joins the team to discuss the Waste Management Phoenix Open, share insights on Tiger Woods' return at the Genesis Invitational, and his new clothing line, Sunday Red. They delve into player performance analysis featuring Nick Taylor, Charlie Hoffman, and Scottie Scheffler. The episode also covers betting tips for the Genesis Invitational, the politics of live golf, and some intriguing fan questions and stories.
In this episode, Matt Cook and Sam Hahn, CEO of Lab Golf, discuss Sam's journey into the golf industry, the unique manufacturing process at Lab Golf, and the impact of their putters on professional golfers. They also cover the launch of Lab Golf's Mezz 1 putter, their growth on the tour, and the influence of social media on their reputation.
In this episode, Matt Cook and Buttsy discuss new merchandise and offer promo codes, before delving into Buttsy's golf journey. They introduce segments on golf fans, party animals, and fashionistas, and make predictions for upcoming tournaments. They also explore the party spirit at the Waste Management Phoenix Open and discuss golf fashion trends.
In this episode, Matt Cook and Lance Bennett dive deep into the world of caddying, discussing Austin Smotherman's game, long-term caddy-player relationships, and the Farmer's Insurance Open. They touch on mental health in golf, strategies for playing at Pebble Beach, and delve into the controversy surrounding Live Golf. The episode wraps up with listener questions and potential for a major championship in Australia.
In this episode, Jeff Greenswag, founder of Sauce Golf, discusses the PGA show and golf technology, the inception of Sauce Golf, and the uniqueness of their products. The team also talks about Augusta National's cease and desist letter to Sauce Golf, Jeff's experience at the 2019 master's practice round, recent amateur wins in PGA Tour, and Tiger Woods' new Sunday Red logo. They also touch on the upcoming Farmers Insurance Open and Jeff's transition from lawyer to caddy.
In this episode, Matt Cook and Ryan French dive into the world of golf, discussing the importance of Monday qualifiers and the financial challenges of the Korn Ferry Tour. They cover controversial golf stories, discuss the journeys of Chris Kirk and Grayson Murray, and speculate on Tiger Woods' next apparel partner. The episode also includes a preview of the American Express tournament and talks about the life-changing nature of Q-school and cheating allegations in pro events.
In this episode, Matt Cook and Shaun Clark discuss the PGA Tour Rookie of the Year, Matt's Covid-19 experience, and the futures of Chris Kirk, Jordan Spieth, and Matthew Wolf. They also share thoughts on the Sony Open, betting predictions, Jason Day's fashion, and Tiger Woods' departure from Nike. They touch on Eric Cole's win, Rory McElroy's stance on Live Golf, John Rahm's preparation, and rising stars in the DP world tour.
From the publisher's feed