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U.S. Open Coverage w/ Bobby Brown
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.
On this episode of the Pull Hook Golf podcast, host Matt Cook, welcomes back PGA Tour Caddie Bobby Brown as a guest co-host to provide the latest insights on the US Open Championship. They'll dive into the course conditions, what type of scores to expect and ultimately the keys to success. Then they tackle the elephant in the room, the LIV Golf Series. Bobby shares his personal take and what it's been like on tour since this has all gone down. You don't want to miss this one!
Bobby will be caddying for Troy Merritt this week during the U.S. Open
To learn more about Pull Hook Golf go to www.pullhookgolf.com or on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pullhookgolf/?hl=en-gb
(0:00) Introduction and guest Bobby Brown
(3:54) Deep dive into the US Open golf course design and strategy
(14:26) Impact and controversy around the Live Golf Tour
(24:21) Predictions and speculations on upcoming PGA Tours and potential new joiners
(31:40) Future of the PGA Tour and importance of targeting young players
(36:27) The unrecognized heroes of golf: caddies and the dilemma of choosing between tours
(46:13) The struggle of minor league golfers and the need for a developmental league
(54:21) Phil Mickelson's press conference strategy and the business side of golf
(58:57) Upcoming talent in golf and Bobby Brown's son's journey as a caddy
(1:08:23) Discussion on PGA Tour decisions, reactions, and appreciating Jay Monahan's efforts
(1:15:00) Perez's wife's controversial Instagram rant and influence of social media on tour wives
(1:19:29) Closing remarks and thanks to Bobby Brown
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By Matt CookIn 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.
On this episode of the Pull Hook Golf podcast, host Matt Cook, welcomes back PGA Tour Caddie Bobby Brown as a guest co-host to provide the latest insights on the US Open Championship. They'll dive into the course conditions, what type of scores to expect and ultimately the keys to success. Then they tackle the elephant in the room, the LIV Golf Series. Bobby shares his personal take and what it's been like on tour since this has all gone down. You don't want to miss this one!
Bobby will be caddying for Troy Merritt this week during the U.S. Open
To learn more about Pull Hook Golf go to www.pullhookgolf.com or on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pullhookgolf/?hl=en-gb
(0:00) Introduction and guest Bobby Brown
(3:54) Deep dive into the US Open golf course design and strategy
(14:26) Impact and controversy around the Live Golf Tour
(24:21) Predictions and speculations on upcoming PGA Tours and potential new joiners
(31:40) Future of the PGA Tour and importance of targeting young players
(36:27) The unrecognized heroes of golf: caddies and the dilemma of choosing between tours
(46:13) The struggle of minor league golfers and the need for a developmental league
(54:21) Phil Mickelson's press conference strategy and the business side of golf
(58:57) Upcoming talent in golf and Bobby Brown's son's journey as a caddy
(1:08:23) Discussion on PGA Tour decisions, reactions, and appreciating Jay Monahan's efforts
(1:15:00) Perez's wife's controversial Instagram rant and influence of social media on tour wives
(1:19:29) Closing remarks and thanks to Bobby Brown