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In this episode, Matt Cook gives updates on the PGA Tour and PIF, discusses the century tournament of champions, and shares some personal anecdotes from New Year's celebrations. He provides an in-depth analysis of key players including Scottie Scheffler, Victor Holveland, Ludwig Auburg, and Colin Morikawa. The episode also explores Jason Day's brand switch, upcoming interviews, players' compensation for the Ryder Cup, and the latest live golf news. Finally, there's a preview of the Century Tournament of Champions and a look ahead at the Sony Open.
In this episode, Matt Cook and guest Mike Krahe share their golf journeys and insights. They discuss Mike's move to golf instruction, the significance of finger pressure, and the effect of body motion in golf. The duo also talk about renowned golf teachers in California and Arizona, and compare golf learning to Matt's steak grilling techniques. They end by discussing the influence of the internet on golf learning.
In this episode, Matt Cook joins the team to discuss the Q school, provide a recap of the PNC championship, and delve into the psychological aspects of golf. They also share updates on the NBC Broadcast Team shake up, the PGA Tour's massive private equity investment, and player reactions to PGA Tour and PIF negotiations. The episode concludes with a look at the Taylor Gooch to Matthew Wolf trade, year-end live stream plans, and appreciation for the audience.
In this episode, Matt Cook chats with professional golfer Kevin Streelman. They delve into Kevin's journey, from earning his PG tour card to balancing family, fitness, and tour life. Kevin shares his golfing mindset, strategies, and advice for young players. He discusses the challenges and evolution of golf tours, his career highlights, and his thoughts on the current golf atmosphere, including PGA Tour changes.
In this episode, Matt Cook recaps the Hero World Challenge and delves into Tiger Woods's comeback and future. The state of the PGA Tour and Australian tournaments are analyzed, followed by a preview of the Grand Thornton Invitational. Special guest Kevin Strelman is announced. The golf ball rollback and the rise of Live Golf are discussed. The potential impact of John Rahm's departure for the PGA Tour PIP deal is examined, and the PGA Tour's promotional efforts are critiqued. The episode wraps up with sponsor acknowledgements and a preview of next week's episode.
In this episode, Matt Cook examines the recent shakeup in the NBC Golf broadcast team and previews the Hero World Challenge. He discusses rumors surrounding John Rahm, the PGA Tour, and PIF the Magic Fund. The episode also covers the Joburg Open review, Minwoo Lee's victory in Australia, and upcoming interviews on the podcast.
In this episode, Matt Cook breaks down the RSM classic and upcoming golf events, discusses the top 125 of the fall season, and reacts to Jordan Spieth's appointment to the PGA Tour policy board. The team also delves into Tiger Woods' return at the Hero World Challenge, the collapse of the dome for the TGL and its implications, the potential advantages of the TGL delay, and recent golf player re-signings. Sponsored by Swanny's Golf and Swannies.co.
In this episode, former Korn Ferry Tour player, Blake Parks, joins the team to share his journey through Q School and experiences in the Azure tour. The transition to PGA tour events, including the Butterfield Bermuda championship, is discussed. New talent, Fred Biondi, and the PGA Tour's promotional strategies are introduced. Blake shares his predictions for the RSM classic and the team discusses Max Homa's performance, his bromance with Justin Thomas, and the Netflix Cup. The episode wraps up with an introduction to season 2 of Pull Hook Golf Podcast and a discussion on new features.
In this episode, Matt Cook and Andrew Hannon discuss Hannon's journey into golf fitness, his transition from a corporate gym to small business and how he built an online presence. They touch on the key principles of golf-specific fitness, celebrate Wyndham Clark's breakthrough year, and delve into Hannon's fitness philosophy. The conversation also covers fitness as a lifestyle, nutritional advice for golfers, and the role of nutritional balance in achieving fitness goals.
In this episode, Matt Cook discusses the Worldwide Technology Championship and the Butterfield Bermuda Championship. He also provides updates on the Tomorrow Golf League (TGL), explores Tiger Woods' business strategy and ownership in Full Swing Golf, and discusses player substitution in team format. The episode wraps up with an introduction of the Live Golf qualifier event and a discussion on the future of the PGA Tour and Live Golf.
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