A buffet of topics on this week's show! The best golf reality show ever created is coming back and the fellas are pumped. Is it better to play steady or have highs and lows during your round? Finally, it might be time to consider grabbing a bottle of vino for the crew to share on the back nine.

Sure the foliage is beautiful and you can finally bust out that new sweater, but golf in Autumn REALLY the best time to play? The boys break it all in the triumphant return of underrated, overrated and properly rated. Before that, a sad Tiger update and an extended Handicap Report as 2025 golf season winds down.

Last time Comedian Jeremiah Coughlin was on the show he had only three months of golf experience under his belt. Since then he's played over 100 rounds, lowered his handicap, hit the links in three different countries and started working at his local course. We cover a LOT in a short period of time.

Europe holds onto its enormous lead to squeak out the first road Ryder Cup win since 2012. The fellas break down Europe's dominance the first two days and USA's huge comeback to make it close. Then, an appraisal of captains Luke Donald and Keegan Bradley, followed by a seriously depressing look at the potential choices for the U.S. captain in 2027.

After two years of speculation, debate and strategy the 2025 Ryder Cup is finally here! America is the favorite on home soil, led by Scottie Scheffler but Europe has the more experienced team and a much better recent record. Will we get a Sunday worthy of the build up, or is another lopsided event in store?

We're getting meta on this episode: exploring the best way to spend your time At The Turn. How much time should it take? What should you do? Have you ever discussed your plan with your playing partners? Before that the boys touch on the finalized European Ryder Cup Team and Joe shares details about his new love affair with his mini driver.

They're all the rage! Or are they? Despite all the hype around Mini Drivers, they're kind of tough to find. The fellas explore the pros and cons of golf's latest fad. Before that, they dive into Captain Keegan's Ryder Cup picks. Perhaps most importantly: what is the minimum amount of money you would need to turn yourself into a competent Senior Tour golfer?

There are still MANY weeks left in the golf season and the fellas set some end of season goals. Before that, they break down the top and bottom of the final (individual) standings on LIV golf and look at how the Ryder Cup Teams are shaping up. Spoiler: Team USA might be in trouble.

It's the sequel no one asked for: Happy Gilmore 2. Netflix's follow-up to the 1996 classic, is not ALL bad. Genuine laughs were had and some of the cameos actually landed. Before that, Nick recounts his attempt to break in 80 in July. Lessons were learned. Handicaps went down. But did he do it? Tune in to find out.

WARNING: This episode is not meant for children's ears. The fellas welcome in Bill Myers to appreciate Scottie Too Hottie and other stellar play from the 2025 Open Championship. Immediately afterwards it's time hate! Detailing which pro golfers are the easiest to dislike.

Men's Major Season is coming to a conclusion this week and the boys are here to break it all down. Before they pick winners of The 2025 Open Championship, they debate the best and worst major championship to win. Finally, a Mad Golfer of the Week who's very particular about their beer and a Nick Rules that reminds us all to count our clubs before the first tee.

Wanna get that new golf club feeling without buying new clubs? Well friend, you should regrip your clubs! Nothing spruces up a golf bag like a fresh set of grips. Joe tells his tale of switching from standard to mid-size. Then, the fellas discuss the DIY era of golf equipment before a very rational Mad Golfer of the Week and an extremely useful Nick Rules.

You stripe a tee shot down Broadway only to find that your ball has come to rest in a divot. Should you get free relief or suck it up and hit the damn ball? The fellas discuss a hot weekend warrior topic. Then, they make a few goals to get them through 2025.

Jokes were told, drinks were spilled and even the occasional birdie was made, but now what do we do after the long anticipated golf trip has concluded? The fellas discuss how to snap out of a post tournament funk. Before that, they recount (yet another) triumph at their beloved Corner Club Open.

Two of the most important tournaments in golf are happening THIS weekend. The U.S. Open & The Corner Club Open. Nick and Joe are joined by friend of the program - Bryan Romey. The fellas discuss the merits of the USGA's Exceptional Score Reduction before chatting about the CC Open. Then, which course most exemplifies the U.S. Open? Finally, the guys picks some guys to look at this week at Oakmont, besides Scottie Too Hottie.

Mini drivers, zero torque putters, and 9-woods. Are these going to be part of the game for years to come, or a distant memory in ten years time? That's what the boys debate in this week's episode, but there's so much more! An extended handicap report features Joe's impulsive decision to purchase a new putter. Reebok stars past and present collide: would you rather have the career of Allen Iverson or Bryson DeChambeau?

A seemingly simple topic, with complex results. The fellas stop at the halfway house and choose their favorite foods to buy at the golf course. Is it too early for a mid-season slump? Not according to the fellas. Both find themselves in a rut, and search for answers to get out of it. Joe is taking his first golf lesson in over twenty years and shares his trepidations.

The PGA Championship is a Major, but it is unquestionably the fourth most interesting one. The fellas attempt to do what no other golf podcast has been brave enough to try: fix the PGA. After that, they offer their expert analysis on who will win the tournament.

Instruction takes many forms, and on this episode of the show Nick and Joe recount tales of leaking oil down the stretch for your benefit. Not all collapses are created equal and the fellas are trying to talk it out in hopes of learning how to get it into the house. Before all that, a tale of glory from links: ordering Door Dash (not a sponsor) to the 10th tee box.

A 30-foot double breaking putt, a flushed fairway bunker approach, executing a tee shot on a narrow hole. Even in the darkest times on the course, there's ALWAYS shots that keep us coming back. The fellas list their top five. Before that, they break down early returns in the 2025 golf season.