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Get a Grip with Shane Bacon
Hosted by broadcaster Shane Bacon, Get a Grip is a golf-centric podcast making light of a rather stuffy sport with legitimate insight into the game. It’s essentially the public golf course of podcasts. The show will offer a look into the PGA Tour week in and week out and have some fun at both the players' and golf fans’ expenses.
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Episodes
The Aaron Rodgers Experience at Pebble Beach 10.02.2020 1:22:11
On episode two of Get a Grip, Max and Shane open up talking about the difficult course conditions seen at the AT&T Pebble Beach after Max's T-14 finish and the way Shane built his broadcasting career. Max shares stories and great moments playing alongside NFL Superstar, Aaron Rodgers and also discusses the distraction factor at the AT&T Pebble Beach compared to the WMPO. Best and worst moments fro...
A Sunday Run in Scottsdale 03.02.2020 1:20:21
On episode one of Get a Grip, Max and Shane spend plenty of time breaking down the Waste Management Phoenix Open after Max polished off a spiffy T-6. Max talks about getting in the hunt on Sunday, his decision to go for it on the par-5 15th and why this week was the most fun he's ever had at a tournament. Along with that, they touch on the Super Bowl, the fans in Scottsdale, some of the things we...
Introducing: Get a Grip with Max Homa and Shane Bacon 27.01.2020 1:15
Shane Bacon and PGA TOUR professional Max Homa will start sharing their insights, experiences, and conversations on the PGA TOUR on iHeartRadio Monday, February 3rd on the Get a Grip Podcast! Listen, follow, share and rate on the iHeartRadio App, Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to your favorite shows! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/...
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