In this episode Ted and Brian stray away from golf a little to talk with longtime PGA TOUR caddie Neil Oxman. Neil is also the co-founder and President of the Campaign Group. His company has been involved with over 600 elections so he has some interesting insights pertaining the Presidential Race. He talks about how Donald Trump's brush with death has boosted him in the polls. He also talks about how Joe Biden needs to combat Trump's rise in popularity. He also g...

No need for a guest for this episode. Ted Bishop, who has been in the thick of Ryder Cup Teams brings great insight into the selection of Keegan Bradley as The U.S. Ryder Cup Captain for 2025. Ted tells us why Keegan wasn't the PGA of America's first choice. He explains how the 'task force' works and why it may not be in the best interest of the team. He also gives advice to Keegan on how to handle his captain's role. Ted takes inside the team room on this one!

In this episode Ted and Brian are joined by one of the true legends of the game. The great Nancy Lopez. Nancy talks about how Nelly Korda has taken over the role she once had as the face of women's golf and how she needs to face that responsibility. She also gives Caitlin Clark good advice on how to handle being the most famous female athlete in the world. Nancy also names her best women players of all-time. It's a must listen!

This episode features former PGA TOUR player and broadcaster Mark Lye. Mark is his usual outspoken self when he addresses Rory's finish at the U.S. Open and why Bryson DeChambeau is becoming one of the more popular players in golf. Mark also addresses why LIV golf is thriving for so many players and how the tour had a chance to avoid the current situation. We touch a lot of topics and Mark is a great listen!

Geoff Shackelford is the guest in this episode. Geoff is one of the most respected writers in the golf media. He's also a course designer and has some interesting takes on what annoys him in modern course architecture. Geoff also thinks the current split in professional golf could be long lasting. He also breaks down the favorites at the upcoming U.S. Open at Pinehurst #2. He's an interesting guy with some interesting takes. Give it a listen!

In this episode Ted and Brian are joined by GolfWeek Senior Writer Adam Schupak from the PGA Championship. Adam gives his thoughts on who the favorites are at the PGA. He also delves into the latest happenings behind the scenes between the PGA TOUR and LIV Golf. We also talk about Nelly Korda. Can she become the face of the women's game and do for the women what Tiger did for the men's game. It's an interesting discussion from one of golf's insiders. ...

Gary Williams is one of the more respected voices in the golf media. In this episode he talks about how he went from being an intern for Joe Biden to the host of Morning Drive on Golf Channel for many years and now a part of the 5 Clubs media platform. Gary also talks about the state of the game today, the low television ratings and whether or not Scottie Scheffler and Nelly Korda can be the face of their sport. It's a great listen with some interesting perspectives. &n...

This is a special episode leading up to the Masters. 8 time major champion Tom Watson joins us to talk about the keys to his success. He talks about how losing the 1974 US Open helped him get his first win two weeks later. Tom discloses when he realized he could beat Jack Nicklaus. He also discusses what he calls the 'secret' to his swing. It's a compelling listen with one of the all time greats

In this episode we speak with an expert on the golf industry. Guy Cipriano is the Editor in Chief of the Golf Course Industry Magazine. He talks about the trends in new golf courses being built, what the golf course of the future might look like and which architect he would choose to build a golf course today. Guy also is bullish on off-course golf that is bringing more and more people to the game. It's an interesting conversation about the game we love.&nb...

In this episode the CEO of the Golf Course Superintendent's Association of American joins Ted and Brian to talk about the unsung hero in golf, the Superintendent. Rhett talks about how technology is helping in golf course maintenance, what golfers can do to help and what golf needs to do as a sport to maintain the momentum it has seen since Covid. Join us for this very interesting conversation.

Whatever happened to Hunter Mahan is a question many golf fans have asked over the years. In this episode, Hunter talks about his career on the PGA TOUR and what led him to leave the tour in 2021. Hunter talks about what his life is like after the Tour and his new job coaching high school golf. You'll leave this episode really appreciating Hunter for the person he is.

In this episode we welcome Matt Adams, one of the most respected voices in golf. His show 'Fairways of Life with Matt Adams' is a daily staple for golf fans. He shares his learned opinion on all things golf, including a spirited take on the golf ball rollback. Get to know the man behind one of the most successful shows in golf.

This episodes features 17 time PGA TOUR winner and US Open Champion Jim Furyk. Jim is one of the most thoughtful players in golf and has some good opinions on the game today. He also talks about the 58 he shot in 2016 which is still the lowest round ever shot on the PGA TOUR. Jim also discusses his hopes for getting enshrined into the World Golf Hall of Fame. It's well worth your time to spend a few minutes with Jim Furyk.

In this episode Ted and Brian are joined by Dottie Pepper to discuss all the recent developments in golf. Dottie explains why she thinks the golf ball rollback is long overdue. She also discusses the recent Jon Rahm move to LIV Golf and what that might mean to the PGA TOUR. Dottie also understands why many players are upset there isn't more transparency in the ongoing negotiations between the PGA TOUR and possible investors. As always, Dottie is a good listen.&nb...

There are few broadcasters more respected than Billy Kratzert. He was a 4 time winner on the PGA TOUR and has been a mainstay in television coverage since his playing days ended. Billy puts his analyst hat on for an informative conversation that covers Jon Rahm going to LIV, sponsors leaving the PGA TOUR and the golf ball rollback. Give this episode a listen to stay on top of everything happening in the turbulent golf world.

This episode is with Indiana legend Cam Cameron. The longtime College and NFL football coach talks about his playing career under both Lee Corso and Bob Knight. He goes in depth with what is happening at the University of Michigan, the coaching position at Indiana University and the challenges that the new coach will face. Cam also tells some great golf stories involving Bob Knight and Michael Jordan. If you're a football fan, you'll really enjoy this episode.&nb...

In this episode Ted and Brian talk with 14 time PGA TOUR winner Kenny Perry. Kenny discusses his rags to riches story, his near misses at the PGA Championship and The Masters and how he got redemption at the Ryder Cup at Valhalla. Kenny also opens up about his wife's battle with Alzheimers which forced him to retire from golf to become her caretaker. Kenny is one of the real good guys in the game and you'll enjoy listening to him.

In this episode Ted and Brian drift away from golf and talk football with former NFL Player and Coach Bradford Banta. Banta also served as an analyst for Jim Harbaugh at the University of Michigan. Brad gives his perspective on the current allegations against the Wolverines and a simple way the NCAA can keep that from happening in the future. He's an interesting guy making this episode worth a listen for sports fans.

In this episode veteran PGA TOUR caddie Neil Oxman talks about his real vocation, politics. As the President and Founder of The Campaign Group, Neil is one of the leading political consultants in the country. He has some interesting thoughts on today's political climate, Joe Biden being beatable in a primary and what he would change in politics. If you're politically invested at all, this is a good listen.

Neil Oxman might be the most interesting man in golf. The Founder and President of the Campaign Group is a highly respected man in the political arena. However, he first considers himself a caddie. He tells great stories about his days caddying on the PGA Tour and being on the bag for the legendary Tom Watson. He also gives his thoughts on why the United States fared so poorly in this year's Ryder Cup. Do yourself a favor and listen to this episode.&n...