The Pull Hook

In this episode, Bobby Brown and Matt Cook chat with PGA Tour pro Matt Every about his journey to the PGA, his transition into TV and the launch of his clothing line, Live Forever Golf. They delve into the changing dynamics of golf training, the importance of caddies, and the challenges of Bay Hill. They also discuss the impact of a potential $100,000,000 deal on live golf, the future of the golf industry, and the trials of running a clothing line.

In this episode, guest Micah Fugitt shares his experiences with golfers like Ben Martin and Billy Horschel, including insights from the FedEx Cup year. The hosts explore the balance of personal and professional life in golf, fallout with Doug Gim, and the financial dynamics between caddy and player. They discuss the Cornberry Tour, challenges in the golf industry, and the impact of Live Golf on the PGA Tour. The episode ends with debates on Tiger Woods' press conference, the Open Championship predictions, and an announcement for season 2 of the Pull Hook Golf podcast.

In this episode, Matt Cook, Bobby Brown, and guest Lance Bennett, a PGA Tour Caddy, discuss Bennett's career, the caddy lifestyle, memorable tours, and professional relationships. They also delve into the future of golf, touching on topics like live golf and changing dynamics.

In this episode, Matt Cook, Scott McGuinness, and Bobby Brown share insights on the life of a PGA tour caddy. They discuss Scott's journey, early experiences, and his work with Matt Jones. They also share fun tour stories, reflect on the mental strain of being a caddy, and discuss golf strategy and technology. The episode concludes with a debate on the future of the PGA Tour.

In this episode, Bobby Brown and Matt Cook kick off season 2 by analyzing the US Open, discussing player performances and game strategies. They probe into the impact of caddy-player relationships on the game, and explore the mental side of golf. The duo also scrutinize the management of the US Open, debate the Live Golf Tour, and discuss balancing golf careers with family life. The episode wraps up with a teaser about a secret guest for the next episode.

In this episode, Matt Cook and guest Mei Brennan delve into Steph Curry's golf prowess and her experience filming Holy Moly. They discuss Mei's journey as a golf professional and influencer, analyze the golf influencer industry, and compare the Live Golf Tour and PGA tour. The potential of a female golf influencers tour is discussed, as well as Mei's decision between a career as an influencer vs professional golfer. The episode concludes with a discussion on a social media scramble tournament and how to connect with Mei online.

In this episode, Bobby Brown and Matt Cook delve into the US Open golf course design, the impact of the Live Golf Tour, and predictions for upcoming PGA Tours. They discuss the future of the PGA Tour, the role of caddies, and the struggles of minor league golfers. They also touch on Phil Mickelson's press strategy, upcoming talents, and the influence of social media on tour wives.

In this episode, golf pro Shaun Clark from Golf Pros NYC joins Matt Cook for a lively discussion. They explore topics such as the Live Golf Invitational series, the future of the PGA Tour, the appeal of different golf tours, and the influence of Tiger Woods on player mentality. Shaun also shares his plans to qualify for the Open Championship at St. Andrews and his decision to change his golf club set-up.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Mikey Perez dissect the PGA championship, focusing on Justin Thomas's win and Mito Pereira's performance. They discuss Colt Knost's transition to broadcasting, golf fashion trends, and share thoughts on coming in second place at the 2008 Bobby Hope. The duo also critique Justin Thomas's and Will Zalatoris's performances, including a deep-dive into Zalatoris's putting technique. They wrap up the episode discussing Eddie Pepperell's tweets, golf equipment, and the impact of hitting putts off the toe.

In this episode, the Pull Hook Golf crew welcomes guest Fat Perez. They discuss the growth of Fat Perez's brand, the impact of influencer marketing in golf, and Instagram strategies. The team also chats about golfing with retired athletes, golf fashion, and the 'Eurostep'. Matt Cook shares a softball anecdote while they delve into the rise of Fat Perez's popularity. The group also talks about the PGA Tour's decisions, the significance of the Players Championship, and experiences at the Waste Management tournament.