Walk It In

In 2020 we got a double dose of Muirfield Village in Ohio with the Memorial and the Workday Charity Open (everyone's favorite last minute sponsor). In 2021 we're back with fans and a loaded field after a ho-hum field at Charles Schwab last week. We should be in for a really tough track since Jack has given the already difficult course some renovations from last year's tournament. Let's walk them in again this week!

Brooks, Bryson, Bets, and Bombs are the talk of the golf town coming out of the PGA Championship after Phil got it done and Brooks couldn't contain his disdain for Bryson. Shout out to any listeners bold enough to place a ticket on Phil before Thursday! We had some great action this past weekend on our cards from the Walk It In boys, but Matty B is back to explain himself after a 1-6 debut. Join us for the breakdown with the 2021 Charles Schwab Challenge (and all our Bryson and Brooks takes). 

Welcome back to another episode of Walk It In! The guys are back and we've crowned a new champion, congrats to our co host Mark on taking home the rainbow jacket at the Fore Horsemen Tour at Pinehurst. We're looking to be on another winner again this week with the PGA Championship at Kiawah where Rory won in 2012 lapping the field by 8 strokes. We even brought in a third colleague on this breakdown to give you even more reads heading into PGA Championship. Rate, follow, and subscribe to keep getting all the reads across the PGA Tour this season.  

One cohost is doing a little victory lap after hitting two of the last three winners on the season. Can he conjure up some more Fitzmagic this week? The other sandwiched in a double digit unit week. This pod is feeling great one week away from the PGA so there is plenty of preview talk before we break down the the field and provide the reads at TPC Craig Ranch for the AT&T Byron Nelson. Listen in for all the reads this week to walk in some more bets with the Walk It In boys!

Mark is coming off a big +11 unit heater at Valspar with the Villegas and Oosthuizen placements, and closing the gap on the season standings with Jeff. He's looking to ride that wave into the Wells Fargo Championship, and Jeff is looking to find some 5-1 or better magic of his own with some guys who like the confines of Quail Hollow. It's a tough course, but we're only two weeks out from the PGA Championship at Kiawah so guys need to find some mojo heading into the 2nd major of the year. What kind of mojo are the Walk it In boys bringing this week - listen in for the reads at Wells Fargo. 

We're fresh off a winning ticket with the mullet brothers Smith and Leishman at Zurich, and Mark found some top 10 magic of his own with Burns/Horschel and Willett/Hatton. A good week overall in a fun format is bringing us back to Florida for a strong field at the very difficult Innisbrook. We're ready to walk them in again this week so like, subscribe, and rate. 

We have a great episode on tap that goes beyond the course to the some of the best news and notes around golf in a while. Forearm putter locks? Zalatoris v. Horschel? What's good publicity v. bad publicity when $40 million is on the line? Of course we have our picks for the Zurich Classic at TPC Louisiana. Tune in and walk in those bets this week!

Masters week is over (and RIP to the greatest digital viewing experience ever on The Masters app) so we're back to the PGA Tour app for following the best reads at the RBC Heritage. We've got the breakdowns and the reads ready to roll in South Carolina. 

We've arrived at Magnolia Lane for the Masters after only 5 months off, and it feels so good. We've got an extra long episode where we break down all our picks this week, leans and reads across the board, and bring back the bourbon bet for a 3rd time this season. It's a tournament with so many storylines this year, and so many faces are back. Congrats to Jordan Spieth on finding the winners circle in Texas, and he's back in the comfortable confines of Augusta National - big things ahead for the golden boy this week? One co-host has a nice, juicy ticket on Spieth this week, but we both like a lot of guys across the card. Let's roll 'em in this week!

Everything is bigger in Texas! Although this week we're wishing for a slightly bigger, better field for the final tune up before The Masters next week. There are plenty of Texas locals this week (Spieth, Scheffler, Ancer) who will tee it up before they make their way east to Augusta. It's also the last gasp for Masters qualification for a guy like Rickie Fowler, so we're eager to see Mark dressed in orange *spoiler* if Rickie can put it together. Plenty of WGC takes this week as it relates to Ryder Cup, and reads for the Valero Texas Open. Let's roll 'em this week!