Living It Up

In this episode we discuss Robert MacIntyre's win at the Scottish Open, and we look ahead to the Open Championship.

In this episode we talk about the surprise announcement that Keegan Bradley has been named US Ryder Cup Captain, including why Tiger said no, what this might mean for Vice and Assistant Captain potential picks, and much more. We also talk a little John Deere, and the US Adaptive Open.

In this episode we talk about the winners and runners' up to the Rocket Mortgage Classic in Detroit. We also discuss the US Senior Open at a classic course in Newport. Finally we discuss the US Presidential debate over handicaps and whether Seth Waugh's sudden departure portends a bigger role for him, or a reason to quickly depart the PGA of America.

In this episode we talk about Scottie's playoff win - his 6th so far this year - over Tom Kim. We debate whether sub 60 rounds are too commonplace. We also talk about Tyrrell Hatton winning LIV Nashville, and talk about the PGA Tour's penchant to publish press releases without much substance - though maybe this changes with a new head of Communications?

In this episode we chat about Bryson DeChambeau's US Open victory #2 at Pinehurst #2. We debate how much Bryson won versus Rory gave it away. Should Rory stick around to talk to the media? Is Scottie's lackluster week any cause for concern? Is Ludwig's early success a sign of things to come?

In this episode we preview the US Open coming up at Pinehurst #2, where Scottie Scheffler is the prohibitive favorite. Can Xander, Colin, or anyone else in the field compete with Scottie's dominance?

In this episode we talk about the US Women's Open - from Yuka Saso's win, to Nelly's early exit, to Lexi's early retirement. We also talk about Bob MacIntyre's win at the Canadian Open with his dad on the bag. Finally, we talk about Joe Ogilvie's interview where he shared a bit, but didn't provide the much confidence in Jay Monahan or a deal with PIF anytime soon.

In this episode we talk about the tragic passing of Grayson Murray, and how it put the golf played inside the ropes into sharp perspective. We discuss the firm test at Colonial CC, where Davis Reilly wins his first individual PGA Tour title. We also talk about Harry Higgs going back-to-back on the KFT, and Richard Bland making the most of his special invitation to the Senior PGA Championship.

In this episode we chat about Xander winning the PGA Championship in an electric finish, but did the course stink? And you know what else stinks - apparently the PGA Tour Policy Board, because more and more Directors are stepping down.

In this episode we talk about Rory doing Rory things, Xander doing Xander things - so Rory wins for a 4th time at Quail Hollow, though can't win a second run at the PGA Tour Policy Board. We talk about all the dysfunction that whole saga represents. We also talk about Rose Zhang, and then preview and give our picks for the PGA Championship.

In this episode we dive into LIV Singapore where Brooks Koepka wins the event before the PGA Championship, again. We also talk about some unsubstantiated things we're hearing about team and format changes on LIV. We also talk PGA Tour - both the CJ Cup and also the interesting week ahead with an opposite field event more interesting than the Signature event.

In this episode we dive into team golf on the PGA Tour and LIV Golf, and we discuss how each might improve upon it's team product. We also discuss the Player Equity Program, and what this means for the top players and everyone else.

In this episode we dive into the historic runs that Scottie and Nelly are on, and wonder when will it end, and who's season you'd rather have. We also talk about the pending shakeup or Rory rejoining the PGA Tour Policy Board and why it's likely. We also tee up golf's version of would you rather, starting with would you rather be Scottie's caddie Ted Scott or the world's 10...

In this episode Billy and George discuss the Masters while Brian weeps into his Lobster Bisque at an industry conference. Scottie is good at golf, and Brian's prognostications are unmatched.

In this episode we preview the Masters, taking stock of the entire field, our top 3 picks and more. First we cover the Valero, how Nelly Korda is a machine on the LPGA, and much more.

In this episode we discuss Stephan Jaeger's victory over Scottie and a slew of other chasers in Houston, while Nelly Korda wins her 3rd straight on the LPGA Tour. We also discuss Paul McGinley's comments that a deal isn't something too close over the horizon, and more.

In this episode we chat with Peter Malnati, fresh of his win at the Valspar Championship. We talk about his win and how this changes things in near future. We also talk about his rise through the mini-tours to now spending nearly a decade on the PGA Tour. We also talk about his role on the PGA Tour Policy Board, and his recent meeting with PIF chairman Yasir Al Rumayan.

In this episode we chat about Peter Malnati's first victory in 9 years, and what this means for his career, particularly given the tumultuous period he's served on the PGA Tour Policy Board. We also talk about Peter and the other Player Directors meeting with Yasir Al Rumayan, the PIF leader, in the Bahamas. And our #GreatGolfDebate talks about merch do's and don'ts. We also detail...

In this episode with chat with Patrick Koenig - golfer, photographer, and world record holder for the most unique 18 hole course played in a year. An astounding 580 unique courses played in 2023, including playing for 287 consecutive days! You can learn more and follow Patrick at: https://www.pjkoenig.com/

In this episode we talk about Scottie Scheffler's back to back wins and title defense at the Players Championship. We also discuss what's next for the ongoing merger discussion between the PIF and the PGA Tour. And finally our #GreatGolfDebate talks about proper golf attire...

In this episode we talk Scottie Scheffler's win at Bay Hill, Abe Ancer's playoff win at LIV Hong Kong. Anthony Kim also fires a 5 under par 65 in the final round, showing that he might be turning a competitive corner. We also discuss the changes to the PGA Tour Enterprises Board, though comments fro Webb Simpson make it seem that not all Board members are on the same page.

In this episode we talk about Anthony Kim's return to professional golf, and what we should look for in his comeback tour. We also discuss Paul Azinger's comments, Rory's non-denial that he might consider LIV Golf, and much more.

In this episode we discuss Jake Knapp's breakthrough win at the Mexico Open. We also discuss the special invitation for Jaco into the Masters, and much more.

In this episode we dive into Hideki's blistering 9 under par 62 at Riviera to win the Genesis. Tiger can't even host as he's forced to WD with the flu. And we debate whether Jordan Spieth really needs to count them all up and sign for his score, or if that's a holdover from a bygone era.

In this episode we dive into 2 events in Las Vegas this weekend, first DJ winning LIV Las Vegas, and the Chiefs pulling out an overtime Super Bowl victory. We also discuss inside and outside the ropes of the WM Phoenix Open, where perhaps the crowd is too wasted?