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In this episode, Matt Cook discusses updates from the Indoor Golf League, analyzes the Worldwide Technology Championship, and shares player picks and strategy. The team also discusses Justin Thomas' new signing, Boston Common Golf's logo design, and PGA Tour investment from Endeavor. They also touch on the role of Jimmy Dunn in PGA Tour negotiations, introduce a new indoor golf league, and share news about upcoming live streams on millions.co.

In this episode, guest Brandon Epstein, author of "Program to Fail," discusses his work with Matt Cook and its application to athletes. They delve into Epstein's journey to self-improvement, his unconventional healing methods inspired by Aaron Rogers, and the influence of early life programming. The conversation also covers overcoming self-doubt in golf, common mental blocks in athletes, and the mental challenges inherent in professional sports. Epstein shares his coaching journey and future plans.

In this episode, Matt Cook covers the Zozo championship, discusses the PGA Tour and PIF agreement, and analyses potential investments in the PGA tour. Transitioning to live golf, they share their team championship experiences and future prospects. They also delve into the effects of DMT, psilocybin on golf performance, and share personal experiences with Ayahuasca and magic mushrooms. The episode concludes with previews of upcoming events.

In this episode, Matt Cook delves into the Arizona skins league at Mountain Shadows and recaps the Shriners Children's Open. The team also discusses Netflix's first live event, Live Golf Jetta, and anticipates the upcoming Zozo championship. Further in, they critique Live Golf Jetta's event and performances, analyze the 4 Aces team's recent showing and future predictions. The episode wraps up with a teaser on Matt Cook's golfing comeback.

In this episode, Bobby Brown and Matt Cook discuss Sh Kim's inside the ropes experience, the Shriners Children's Open, FedEx delivery issues, and the serenity of golfing alone. They delve into Bobby's caddie techniques, the importance of short game, Lexi Thompson's participation, and the PGA Tour. They also analyze the Sanderson Farms Championship, Luke List's win, current golf rankings, and propose a new betting format.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown dive into the Ryder Cup, discussing key players' performances and the rumored mini COVID outbreak in the USA team room. They also dive into the Joe LaCava and Rory McIlroy incident and debate over players' compensation and ownership of likeness. The episode wraps up with a preview of the Sanderson Farms Championship and discussions on future golf events.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown offer a comprehensive preview of the Ryder Cup. They break down Team USA and Team Europe, analyze team captains and strategies, and delve into team selection. The anticipation of the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black is discussed, as well as Bobby Brown's personal experiences and insights into Ryder Cup culture. The show concludes with predictions for the Ryder Cup and key players to watch.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown delve into recent golf events, analyze SH Kim's performance and club choices, and discuss the unique playing style of upcoming golfer, Saiid. They also talk about the role of officials in game pace, Bobby's caddying success with Troy Merritt, and his lifestyle changes. Predictions for Sungjae in 2024, prospects from the corn fairy tour, and an introduction to Live Golf Chicago are also covered. The episode ends with a teaser for a Ryder Cup special episode.

In this episode, the team chats with Adeel Yang from DriveBox, discussing the origin and impact of his mobile golf simulator creation. They delve into the technology, corporate events, and partnerships, and explore its role in data simplification. They also discuss startup challenges, the future of DriveBox, potential collaborations, and how it serves as a mobile billboard in the Bay Area.

In this episode, golf influencer Summer Willis joins Matt Cook for an insightful discussion. They delve into Summer's journey into golf, her hiatus, and her experiences as a woman in the industry. They also tackle golf dress codes, the role of social media, and the influence of style on the sport. Summer shares her content creation strategies and the intersection of engineering in her work. The conversation ends on her transition from influencer to golf instructor and her future plans.