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Matt Cook and David Gies II explore Keegan Bradley's resurgence and potential roles in the Ryder Cup, both as a player and future captain. They discuss the possibility of Tiger Woods stepping into a Ryder Cup captaincy role. Tommy Fleetwood's performance under pressure and Kip Henley's Twitter influence, alongside David's viral tweet, are analyzed. The episode compares Ryan Fox and Thriston Lawrence's games under pressure and highlights Oakmont's challenges through Tyrrell Hatton's insights. They delve into Bud Cauley's comeback, modern caddy responsibilities, and the importance of caddy loyalty and job security. The conversation wraps up with David's upcoming tournament plans and sponsor acknowledgments.

Matt Cook, Buttsy, and Brent Grant delve into the grit required in golf, highlighting Matt's comeback with Stark Health and J.J. Spaun's journey from obstacles to PGA Tour success. Buttsy shares insights on playing alongside Spaun, emphasizing his health struggles and victory mindset. The episode recaps the U.S. Open, discussing player performances, course conditions, and Scottie Scheffler's challenges. They reflect on Tiger Woods' advice and memorable moments, before previewing the Travelers Championship, analyzing odds, and critiquing player strategies. The discussion touches on the PGA Tour CEO transition and future strategies, wrapping up with sponsor shoutouts and a teaser for the next episode.

In this episode, Matt Cook, Buttsy, and Brent Grant explore the life of a retired golfer, focusing on Dustin Johnson's mental game and Oakmont course improvements. They discuss LIV Golf's impact on players, analyze U.S. Open prospects for Joaquin Niemann and Phil Mickelson, and feature insights from Jon Rahm and Rory McIlroy. The team evaluates U.S. Open scores, course difficulty, and Collin Morikawa's chances, alongside updated betting odds and social media buzz. Justin Rose offers predictions, and the hosts discuss player mentalities and final U.S. Open picks. The episode wraps up with sponsor shoutouts and closing remarks.

Join Matt Cook, Buttsy, and Brent Grant as they explore golf history and offer a pre-preview of the 2025 U.S. Open at Oakmont, highlighting Scottie Scheffler's prospects. They tackle controversial topics like steroids and beta blockers in golf and discuss the longest day in the sport. The episode features Max Homa's caddie change, Mason Howell's performance, and U.S. Open qualifiers, including a former caddy turned dentist. They debate venues Oakmont and Shinnecock, analyze PGA and LIV Golf contenders, and discuss Jon Rahm's struggles. Predictions for the U.S. Open winner, dark horses, and broadcast quality are shared, alongside humorous anecdotes and sponsor shoutouts.

In this episode, Matt Cook, Buttsy, and Brent Grant discuss Memorial Day weekend activities, updates on Brent's career, and a preview of the 2025 Memorial. They explore Rory McIlroy's decision to skip the event, his driver issues, and mindset. The conversation covers Muirfield Village Golf Club, CBS broadcast quality, and golf's financial aspects, including LIV Golf opinions. They analyze betting odds, compare Scottie Scheffler to past players, and discuss Nick Dunlap's driver yips and Patrick Cantlay's reputation. The episode wraps up with predictions for the Memorial Tournament and a teaser for future episodes on golf equipment and club manufacturing.

In this episode, Matt Cook, Buttsy, and Brent Grant dive into Scottie Scheffler and Jon Rahm's prospects and recent performances, providing insights into major wins and surprises from the PGA Championship. The discussion covers Scheffler's mental game and a leaderboard rundown, while also touching on JT's caddie change and top players' struggles. Rory McIlroy's driver controversy and equipment disparities are examined, alongside LIV Golf updates and Bryson DeChambeau's swing issues. The episode includes LIV Golf criticism and Bubba Watson's appearance on the Pat McAfee Show. A preview of the Charles Schwab Challenge and TGL franchise announcement rounds out the conversation, with sponsor shoutouts closing the episode.

In this episode, Matt Cook, Buttsy, and Brent Grant dive into a comprehensive preview of the PGA Championship, discussing Rory McIlroy's chances and the tournament's top contenders. The conversation shifts to Brent's recent qualifier experience and betting odds, with insights into course conditions and sleeper picks at Quail Hollow. They tackle Phil Mickelson's rapport with fans and anti-LIV sentiments, while exploring Jon Rahm's decline and the most disliked players in golf. Anecdotes from David Duval's career and caddie stories provide levity. The episode delves into PGA-LIV dynamics, media rights, and PGA Tour policies, concluding with PGA picks and an analysis of Jordan Spieth's game and Rory McIlroy's course fit.

In this episode, Matt Cook, Buttsy, and Brent Grant dive into the new studio setup and share a memorable fan encounter. They discuss the Grass League event, offering sponsor shout-outs and pre-round meal tips, while recapping their experiences at Mountain Shadows and Phoenix United. Praise is given to the Grass League's broadcast quality and team presence. The Korn Ferry Tulum event is recapped, highlighting players and Brent's personal challenges and upcoming tournaments. The conversation covers USGA pace of play, performances by Scottie Scheffler and Jordan Spieth, and Oakmont's U.S. Open preparation. The episode concludes with tournament picks, a LIV Golf Korea recap, media strategies, a PGA Championship preview, and Quail Hollow predictions.

In this episode, Matt Cook, Buttsy, and guest Todd Dobson delve into the world of the Grass League and its Arizona events. Buttsy shares insights on his upcoming qualifier while Todd discusses the league's creation and the significance of greenskeepers. The conversation explores Grass Clippings as a clothing brand and community builder, along with its "Stay Grassy" motto and non-golf event expansion. Relationships with GoodGood, franchise ownership, and the excitement of the Grass League Open are highlighted. Buttsy talks tournament preparation, player spotlights, and live draft details. The episode wraps up with discussions on the 2025 Grass League schedule, live matches, and Todd's journey to broadcasting.

The episode kicks off with a sponsor shoutout to Devereux Golf and Buttsy's pre-round cocktail tips. Brent Grant joins to recap the RBC Heritage, spotlighting players and discussing Justin Thomas and Joe Greiner. They explore Si Woo Kim's pressure plays and Brent's Korn Ferry Tour insights. The team format and alternate shot at the Zurich Classic are debated, with dark horse picks. LIV Golf's Mexico City event's global impact is compared to the PGA Tour. Discussions include LIV players at the Masters, course fit, and historical performances. Wesley Bryan's suspension, YouTube golf's influence, and Grant Horvat's PGA Tour invite are discussed. The episode wraps with sponsor acknowledgments and a preview of the next episode.

In this episode, we kick off with a nod to sponsor Devereux Golf and dive into audience stories of grown men crying at a Masters viewing event. We explore the highs and lows of Masters Sunday, Rory McIlroy's journey from 2011 to his 2025 victory, and Justin Rose's performance. Discussions include Rory's mental game, Jack Nicklaus' advice, and Bryson DeChambeau's antics, including his controversial interview. We also touch on LIV Golf's Masters presence, TGL vs. LIV, and Anthony Kim's disappearance. Insights on the Korn Ferry Tour, Harbor Town, and Augusta National's features are shared, along with Jordan Spieth's mud ball issues.

In this episode, we kick off with the 2025 Masters Special and a shoutout to Devereux Golf. Matt Cook discusses his chipping yips and Buttsy's Masters traditions. We explore Tiger Woods' absence and rumors, announce a live event at Goldwater Brewery, and highlight top Masters moments. A recap of Tiger's 2019 win and Spieth's performances leads to an Augusta National course breakdown. We cover 2025 Masters betting odds, player picks, and a TGL vs. LIV Golf prediction. Discussions include Jon Rahm, Buttsy's new look, Phil Mickelson, Will Zalatoris' potential, and left-handed players at Augusta. We wrap up with sponsor shoutouts and upcoming events.

The episode kicks off with a sponsor shoutout to Devereux Golf (Promo: PullHookGolf20 for 20% OFF) before Buttsy shares his insights on achieving a "drunken flow state" while promoting responsible drinking. The conversation shifts to the Grass League, discussing chipping yips and the recent Texas Children's Houston Open. The hosts preview the Valero Texas Open, covering course details and betting odds, before sharing player picks and putting stats for TPC San Antonio. The Road to Augusta segment explores Tiger Woods' prospects, LIV Golf's controversy, and its impact on the Masters. Predictions for LIV and PGA Tour golfers at the Masters are made, followed by a discussion on anchoring rule violations. The episode wraps up with a Masters-themed event announcement and closing remarks.

In this episode, the conversation kicks off with Buttsy offering financial advice tailored for golfers. Mike Glennie shares his personal journey, detailing his golf beginnings, life turnaround, and family reconciliation. He discusses his move to Scottsdale and the origins of the Arizona Skins game, highlighting its popularity and notable players. Mike recounts his experiences in China and the wildest moments from the skins game, including public urination complaints. The episode delves into social media interactions, TGL Championship highlights, and Viktor Hovland's Valspar victory. Predictions for the Texas Children's Houston Open, putting struggles, and practice tips round out the discussion, along with weekend golf plans and schedule updates.

In this episode, we kick off with a sponsor shoutout to Devereux Golf and chat with Buttsy about creator life and freebies. Matt shares a sourdough story and a birthday shout-out to his dad. Coach Rusty discusses his transition from golf pro to artist, social media growth, and future plans. We cover the TGL playoffs, indoor vs. outdoor golf, and recap the Players Championship. Topics include J.J. Spaun and Collin Morikawa's media moves, Arnold Palmer's legacy, and emotion in golf. We preview the Valspar Championship, make predictions, and hint at next week's guest.

The 2025 Players Special episode dives into TPC Sawgrass insights. Special guest Matt Gannon discusses course conditions, player analysis, and strategy. Brent Grant shares his personal insights, focusing on Scottie Scheffler's expertise with Pete Dye courses. The episode also covers Collin Morikawa's media controversy and anticipates a Rory McIlroy vs Scottie Scheffler showdown. Tiger Woods' injury news and the future of golf is explored, including Tiger and Phil's legacy. Jay Monahan's comments on LIV Golf and its economic impact are examined, along with critiques of LIV's format.

In this episode, we kick off with sponsor shoutouts for Devereux Golf and Johnnie Walker. Buttsy shares his Tight Par Fours strategy and recaps TGL events, leading to a discussion on the upcoming TGL Playoffs. Special guest Todd Dobson offers insights into the Grass League, focusing on open qualifiers and interleague play. We explore hosting events at lighted golf courses, storytelling in golf, and the appeal of high-stakes matches. Audience questions cover Buttsy and the Grass League. We discuss the Cognizant Classic, Bay Hill challenges, and make predictions for the Arnold Palmer Invitational. Updates on LIV Golf, influencer golfers, and video editing round out the episode.

Join us as we welcome Instagram Golf Creator Sonny to Pull Hook Golf, exploring his journey into the sport and Instagram success. We discuss LIV Golf, TGL events, and TV highlights, including Matsuyama's appearance. Enjoy stories of Sonny's ice cream truck adventures and Buttsy's driving antics. We delve into the Cognizant at PGA National, LIV Golf, and betting odds for the Cognizant Classic, complete with hosts' picks. Speculation on Bryson DeChambeau's contract and LIV rumors, a failed unification meeting, and Peter Malnati's comments offer insights into LIV's future. We wrap up with Brooks Koepka's status and the Hero World Challenge, ending on an emotional note.

The episode kicks off with an introduction of the hosts and the agenda, followed by a nod to sponsors Devereux Golf and Johnnie Walker. Buttsy dives into dress code and golf fashion, while TGL recaps highlight Tiger Woods' performance. The discussion shifts to Grass League updates and a Genesis recap with a focus on Tiger Woods. There's a call for more dynamic tournaments, spotlighting Denny McCarthy. The mental game and Ryder Cup team are discussed before a preview of the Mexico Open and betting odds. The episode touches on LIV Golf developments and Tiger Woods' unification comments, speculating on players returning to the PGA Tour. It wraps up with a conclusion and sign-off.

The episode kicks off with an intro to Pull Hook Golf, followed by a recap of recent tournaments and LIV Golf updates. Buttsy shares his experiences at influencer events and the Waste Management Phoenix Open. The discussion includes Thomas Detry's performance and Brent Grant's reflections on his Korn Ferry Tour and Bogotá experiences. The episode also covers Torrey Pines betting odds, weather impacts, and insights into golf courses, betting, and caddy stories. LIV Golf's viewership, criticism, and future are explored, along with speculation on a potential merger with the PGA Tour. It wraps up with the Pull Hook Golf team's humorous social media takes and a sign-off.

The episode delves into the recent Johnnie Walker Devereux Golf Clubhouse event, highlighting the unique Scotch experiences offered. It explores the historical connection between Johnnie Walker and golf, particularly through the lens of the Clubhouse hospitality suite. The discussion covers Devereux Golf's Keep Walking collection and the challenges of brand collaboration. Future plans for Johnnie Walker and Devereux Golf are teased, including innovative golf course cocktails. A conversation with Johnnie Walker ambassador Paul Jones provides insights into the brand's ongoing influence in the golfing world. The episode concludes with a Devereux Golf discount offer and a nod to the quality of their golf shoes.

Join Matt Cook on the Pull Hook Golf podcast as he chats with PGA Tour Caddie, David Gies II, about everything from putt-putt to live commentary of the TGL Match between LAGC & Boston Common Golf. They dive into David's role in the Grass Clippings Caddie Event, Bud Cauley's career, and provide live insights on Tommy Fleetwood. The episode covers Bernhard Langer's anchoring controversy, TGL caddies, Rory McIlroy, simulator tech glitches, DJ's attitude, and TGL's growth. Discover insights on the Waste Management Phoenix Open, golf fashion, swing analysis, betting, and Monday qualifiers. Plus, enjoy stories about Scott Van Pelt, Tiger Woods and Michael Jordan.

The episode kicks off with a look at Devereux Golf and the Waste Management Phoenix Open, including survival tips for attendees and humorous insights on fan nicknames. The hosts discuss top golf headlines like Jason Day's jacket controversy and Buttsy's antics. They analyze Greg Norman's removal, Rick Shiels joining LIV Golf, and Matt Cook's take on TGL and golf tech. A Farmers Insurance Open recap highlights Harris English's win and a LIV Golf account mix-up. The AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am is previewed, considering weather impacts and John Daly's antics. The episode wraps up with betting odds, top picks, and updates on the international series in India.

The episode kicks off with a warm welcome and a dive into the Tee Off Report, where Buttsy shares his worst items to forget when you arrive to a golf course, followed by PGA Tour headlines and Devereux Golf sponsorship. The discussion spans young talent, high-profile player withdrawals, and John Daly's emergency surgery. They explore Colt Knost's recent battle on X and a PGA Tour rookie's bunker meltdown. The conversation shifts to the Grass League, LIV Golf match details, and a recap of the American Express. A preview of the Farmers Insurance Open follows, with insights on TGL scheduling conflicts and player withdrawals. The episode wraps up with LIV Golf updates, including Norman's departure, media rights changes, and sponsor acknowledgments.

Matt Cook, Brent Grant, and Buttsy dive into a packed episode, starting with a warm welcome and a nod to sponsor Devereux Golf. They discuss Magic Mind's impact on their Mental Wealth, TGL expansion, and recent golf matches. The trio tackles Ryder Cup decisions and PGA Tour viewership concerns. They celebrate Nick Taylor's Sony Open win and preview the American Express tournament. The conversation shifts to Korn Ferry and PGA Tour crossovers, LIV Golf's state, and Xander Schauffele's withdrawal. Buttsy's collaboration with Martin Chuck and a potential Korean version of Pull Hook Golf add a unique twist before closing with sponsor appreciation.

Matt Cook and Buttsy kick off the episode with a new partnership announcement with Devereux Golf. They introduce Bert Brunner, who discusses the evolution of Devereux Golf and its impact on golf streetwear culture. The conversation covers the TGL match, sponsorships, and TGL's tech influence. Bert also highlights Devereux's custom club work. They touch on playing surfaces, televised golf, and monetization strategies. There's a discussion on Hideki Matsuyama's performance and professional golf consistency, peppered with humorous anecdotes. The episode concludes with insights into brand collaborations, PGA Tour visibility, and sports betting in golf.

The episode begins with a nod to sponsors Devereux Golf and Swannies Golf before Buttsy shares his New Year golf resolutions. Matt Cook discusses self-investment in golf, leading to a review of 2024's pro golf highlights, focusing on Scottie Scheffler and Bryson DeChambeau. The conversation explores declining golf viewership, LIV Golf's impact, and the role of YouTube in professional golf. They discuss authenticity in broadcasting and Nelly Korda's influence in women's golf. The episode shifts to 2025 expectations for PGA and LIV Golf, Rory McIlroy's potential, and a Sentry Tournament of Champions preview. Audience engagement, Pull Hook Golf's YouTube ambitions, and goals for 2025 are highlighted, concluding with listener questions and final remarks.

Matt Cook sits down with Ted Simons for an insightful discussion on his diverse career in golf and sports initiatives worldwide. Ted shares his experiences with Nicklaus Academies and the challenges faced in international markets. They delve into his recent projects, including golf course development in India, and discuss LIV Golf's impact on customer experience and the industry. The conversation shifts to the future of the golf industry, including debates on rolling back golf ball performance and sustainability. Ted highlights global expansion trends and the role of technology in sports. The episode wraps with a rapid-fire Q&A and Ted's dream foursome, concluding with his work at Synergy Group Consulting.

Matt Cook, Brent Grant, and Buttsy delve into a golf-centric discussion, starting with attire trends and promotions from Swannies and Devereux Golf. They explore the dynamics of scramble events, including cheating tactics and Buttsy's unique advice. The episode covers recent matches, LIV Golf performances, and creatine use among golfers. The trio also discusses golf rivalries, trash talk, and the impact of cold weather on the Grass League. They examine PGA Tour image rights, player expenses, and compare NBA salaries. The conversation shifts to startups, PGA pension plans, and media strategies with LIV Golf. The episode highlights the PNC Championship, Tiger Woods' influence on golf fashion, and potential TV deals, wrapping up with closing thoughts. Episode Sponsors & Promo Codes: Swannies.co = PullHookGolf25 & Devereux Golf = PullHookGolf20

Matt Cook, Buttsy, and Brent Grant kick off with a recap of the Hero World Challenge and debate The Greatest Golfer of All Time. They preview the Grant Thornton Invitational and discuss some of their new & potential sponsors for 2025 like Devereux Golf, Johnny Walker, JC Newman cigars, and Vice Golf. Brent shares his Q-School journey, offering advice and fallback plans. Buttsy gives pre-round tips and talks about his Call of Duty routine. The episode covers hangover recovery, bachelor party cigars, and Ted Scott's impact on Scottie Scheffler. They discuss golf brand quality, Fred Couples vs. Greg Norman, and Grass League events, wrapping up with LIV Golf news and Greg Norman being removed as CEO. Episode Sponsors: Swannies Golf - Use PullHookGolf25 at checkout for 25% off your entire order Devereux Golf - Use PullHookGolf20 at checkout for 20% off your entire order Vice Golf - Use this link for discounts (auto applied at checkout) https://checkout.vicegolf.com/MATTCOOK

Matt Cook and Buttsy lead an engaging episode packed with golf insights and humor. They kick off with a shoutout to their sponsor Swannies Golf. A funny story from Yellowstone sets the stage for a discussion on the worst golf gifts. Fans chime in, and Brent Grant joins in after some technical hiccups. They delve into LIV Golf fandom, Tiger Woods' TGL readiness, and Brent's take on the Hero World Challenge. Brent shares his Q School experience, and the episode explores the rise of alternative golf content and local league talent. Updates on Ryggs Johnston, Pat Perez, and LIV Golf developments are followed by a light-hearted Utah Soakers banter and Matt's Flu experience. The episode wraps with farewells and sponsor shout-outs.

In this holiday-themed episode, Matt Cook and Buttsy start with an overview, then dive into the Tee Off Report and a pro golf recap. They highlight Swannies Golf and discuss pet peeves in professional golf. Thanksgiving foods are debated, from overrated dishes to favorites. The episode recaps the RSM Classic and Maverick McNealy's win, exploring amateur status, PGA Tour University, NIL deals, and tour card drama. Insights from an outgoing RNA chief address golf's financial challenges. Discussions cover international tournaments, financial barriers, and marketing. The Swannies Style Segment touches on Black Friday, while the Spittin' Chiclets' Biz incident offers a unique angle on golf training. The episode wraps with TGL potential and team logos.

Join Matt Cook with guests Brent Grant and Ryan French as they dive into the PGA Tour's earning assurance program and the complications of the $500,000 advance. They discuss tax implications, responsibilities, and the impact on players like Taylor Montgomery. The conversation covers proposed changes in payment and tax structures, power dynamics, Monday qualifiers, and the disparity between the Tour's narrative and reality. They also analyze media influence, feel-good stories, and Tiger Woods' impact. Brent Grant shares insights on the PGA Tour and LIV Golf, concluding with a look at the Tour's darker aspects.

Join Matt Cook and Buttsy as they dive into another engaging episode! Buttsy kicks off with the Tee Off Report and a pro golf recap. They highlight sponsors Swannies and Desert Links Indoor Golf before delving into pet peeves about shot clocks. The episode covers the Worldwide Technology Championship, player rankings, and tournament results. Discussions include equipment, rules, and the Butterfield Bermuda Championship preview. They debate PGA Tour event declines, Trump courses, memorable moments, and golf betting stories. Plus, insights on the LIV Golf and PGA Tour merger, Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul predictions, and YouTube golf critiques. Don't miss the lively discussions and sponsor shout-outs!

Matt Cook and Buttsy kick off the episode with a lively Tee Off Report, setting the tone for an engaging discussion. They dive into a preview of the World Wide Technology Championship, offering insights and predictions. The Swannies Style Segment brings a touch of flair, discussing the latest in golf fashion. The conversation then shifts to the PGA Tour PIF merger, providing updates and implications for the golf world. Audience engagement is a key focus, with listener interactions adding depth to the episode. The show wraps up with closing remarks, leaving listeners eager for the next installment.

Matt Cook and Buttsy bring you another engaging episode, starting with Buttsy's observations in The Tee Off Report. They dive into a recap of the ZOZO Championship, followed by a detailed leaderboard rundown. The Genesis Championship is also recapped, with special attention given to a locker room incident involving Tom Kim. The Swannies Style Segment adds flair to the discussion. The episode then shifts to the PGA Tour's proposed changes for 2026 by the Player Advisory Council. There's an in-depth look at the potential future of LIV Golf and Greg Norman's expiring contract. The conversation rounds out with insights into TGL's potential impact on the golf world before closing remarks.

Matt Cook and Buttsy are joined by Brent Grant in this episode, kicking off with Buttsy's driving range observations in the Tee Off Report. The trio dives into pro golf with a recap and discussion on the Shriners Open. The Swannies Style Segment brings a lively debate on ideal golf outfits and dress codes. Brent provides insights into the ZOZO Championship, including a breakdown and picks. The conversation shifts to Will Zalatoris, golfer injuries, and Aon Next 10 rankings. They also cover LIV Golf updates, player contracts, and the implications of the PGA Tour deal. A look into the future of LIV, TGL, and PGA Tour as separate entities, along with the LIV Golf CEO search, rounds out the episode.

Matt Cook is joined by Brent Grant, who filled in for Buttsy at the last minute, for a dynamic episode filled with golf insights and humor. They delve into The Tee Off Report with Brent sharing his pet peeves. The conversation highlights the Black Desert Championship, celebrating Matt McCarty's success and a humorous tale of Matt Cook's surprise 40-yard dash victory. The episode previews the Shriners Open, exploring TPC Summerlin's strategy and player insights. They discuss Korn Ferry Tour enhancements, financial hurdles for players, and Bernard Langer's retirement. The episode wraps up with a LIV Golf Update, a debate on L.A.B. putters, personal putter stories, and news about an upcoming YouTube channel.

Join Matt Cook and Buttsy for a jam-packed episode! Buttsy kicks off with his Tee Off Report, diving into golf pet peeves and the significance of fixing divots. They recap recent pro events, including the Korn Ferry Tour and Alfred Dunhill Links Championship. A lively debate ensues over LIV Golf's schedule and its player impact. Brent Grant analyzes the Sanderson Farms Championship and Keith Mitchell's performance. The Swannies Style Segment critiques Keith Mitchell's deep v polo. Preview the Black Desert Championship with insights on volcanic activity, field analysis, and betting odds. Updates on LIV Golf, Rory McIlroy's comments, and PGA Tour dynamics are also featured. Plus, a teaser on a major announcement coming next week.

Matt Cook and Buttsy dive into the President's Cup with insights from Tour Insider Brent Grant. They discuss the impact of LIV Golf players, Tom Kim's influence, and the dynamic between Wyndham Clark and Ben An. The conversation shifts to the media's discomfort with player authenticity and the nuances of match play dynamics. Brent shares a story about Rory McIlroy and Tommy Fleetwood, while the Swannies Style Segment evaluates Team USA and International Team outfits. The episode previews the Sanderson Farms Championship, providing course analysis and host picks. Updates on LIV Golf and PGA Tour-PIF discussions are covered, along with the Alfred Dunhill Cup and Korn Ferry Tour competitiveness.

Matt Cook and Buttsy return with exciting updates, including Matt's new role with Vice Golf. They discuss the BMW PGA Championship, LIV Golf's team dynamics, and Phil Mickelson's future. A new TOUR Insider is announced; Brent Grant joins Pull Hook Golf. He shares insights from his golf journey and the PGA Tour, offering thoughts on the President's Cup and players like Si Woo Kim. The guys analyze the US team's strengths and spotlight players such as Sam Burns. They also dive into golf content creation on YouTube and preview upcoming tournaments.

Matt Cook chats with Parker McLachlin about his golf journey, mental coaching, and his unique PGA Tour win in Hawaii. They explore the creation of the Short Game Chef, Parker's coaching philosophy, and what makes his short game coaching stand out. Parker shares practical chipping tips for average golfers and strategies for Bermuda grass. They also discuss instructor rivalries, social media's role, and critiques of standardized methods. Parker introduces the Short Game Chef online program and app, discusses community building, and answers rapid-fire questions. The episode concludes with Tour Championship predictions and closing thoughts.

Matt Cook and Buttsy recap last week's pro golf highlights, analyze Solheim Cup teams, and discuss LIV Golf format suggestions and the Chicago event, including updates on Pat Perez and Sergio Garcia. They spotlight Rasmus Højgaard's Irish Open victory and Patton Kizzire's Procore Championship win. The episode covers simulcasting PGA Tour events, Fall Series rebranding, and features the Swannies Style segment analyzing the LIV Golf Championship ring. Looking ahead, they preview the 2024 BMW PGA Championship and discuss PGA Tour-PIF negotiations, DP World Tour's stance on LIV golfers, and potential deal delays. A humorous Lifetime Fitness pool story wraps up the episode.

Matt Cook and Buttsy kick off with a preview of the Fall Golf Season discussing emerging talent and veteran presence in the series. The branding of the Fall series is compared to the Korn Ferry tour, followed by a comprehensive Procore Championship preview, including Sahith Theegala's chances. They then shift to LIV Golf Chicago, exploring player dynamics, standings, and Anthony Kim's situation. The Swannies Style segment announces a major GIVEAWAY! Lastly the guys cover Bernhard Langer's anchoring controversy, leading to suggestions for new putter anchoring rules. The episode wraps up with a debate on rule 10.1b, Langer's technique, and acknowledgments.

Matt Cook kicks off the episode with a recap of the 2024 Tour Championship. He revisits Sahith Theegala's penalty, reviews the final leaderboard, and suggest Match Play for the TOUR Championship moving forward. The relevance of President's Cup captain's picks is discussed. Matt recounts his golf weekend with Buttsy at Chaparral Pines, including a hole-in-one and a chat on fall golf attire. Then it's the Fall Golf preview for the PGA Tour and LIV Golf, Buttsy's upcoming caddying plans, and teasers for upcoming episodes.

Matt Cook and Buttsy kick off the episode with an overview, followed by a shout-out to Swannies Golf. They dive into a detailed BMW Championship recap and discuss standout performances. The conversation shifts to the Ryder Cup, focusing on Keegan Bradley's potential role. They touch on the Content Creator Classic and the podcast's growth before previewing the Tour Championship. Mental and health aspects in golf are explored, followed by the Swannies Style Segment. They cover PGA Tour's drug testing, media rights, and restrictions, then delve into the LIV Golf and PGA Tour merger updates. The episode wraps up with a look at LIV Golf's future and closing remarks.

Matt Cook and Buttsy kick off the episode with a shout-out to Swannies Golf. They dive into a discussion on the new PXG Tour Driver, followed by a detailed recap of the FedEx Cup Championship, highlighting Sam Burns and Nick Dunlap. They analyze performances from Denny McCarthy, Billy Horschel, and Seamus Power. Maverick McNealy's notable T12 finish and Australian players' performances lead into a comparison of Scottie Scheffler and Tiger Woods. They cover Tom Kim's collapse and preview the BMW Championship, including field analysis and betting odds. The episode also features a FedEx Cup Match Play proposal, a US Amateur Championship recap, and a Swannies Style Segment on Brooks Koepka's outfit. They wrap up with a recap of LIV Golf Greenbrier.

Matt Cook and Buttsy host this episode from the PXG Headquarters, starting with a recap of the Wyndham Championship and a preview of the FedEx Cup Playoffs. They dive into a controversial discussion on Matt Kuchar and highlight Max Greyserman's recent performance. The episode includes an in-depth analysis of the FedEx St. Jude and BMW Championships, followed by a comprehensive review of PXG Irons. They offer a deep dive into the FedEx Cup Playoffs, share betting odds and their picks, and discuss the latest from LIV Golf Greenbrier. The episode wraps up with a segment on golf bad breaks, player form, and a nod to their sponsors, PXG and Swannies Golf.

Matt Cook and Buttsy welcome listeners back with a discussion on recent tornado warnings. They recap the 2023 Paris Olympics golf event and preview the upcoming Wyndham Championship. The episode dives into Scottie Scheffler's emotional win and overall tournament performances, followed by a detailed leaderboard rundown and player analysis. They preview the Wyndham Championship and the FedEx Cup, discussing betting odds, their picks and the Swannies Style Segment. The episode also features a debate on Player of the Year between Scottie Scheffler and Xander Schauffele. They wrap up with a teaser for next week's episode.

Matt Cook and Buttsy open with a recap of the 3M Open. They dive into Jonathan Vegas's win and Max Greyserman's Sunday performance. In PGA Tour news, the Creator Classic is announced and discussed. They recap LIV Golf UK with reactions from Tyrrell Hatton's missed putt and Jon Rahm's 1st LIV win. The Swannies Style Segment has them discussing the Team USA outfits for the Olympics. Then a full breakdown of the upcoming 2024 Paris Olympics Golf event. They'll analyze golf's place in the Olympics, how player's opinions of it have changed since the Rio games, betting odds and picks.

Matt Cook and Buttsy kick off with a health update on Buttsy and an episode overview. They recap the Open Championship analyzing the performances of Xander Schauffele, Tiger Woods, Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm and more. They touch on Buttsy's food poisoning, and Bryson's YouTube channel and latest episode with Donald Trump. The episode also previews the 3M Open, discusses the Swannies Style segment, and covers the LIV Golf UK tournament. Wrapping up, they announce the NEW PPL (professional putting league) presented by Pull Hook Golf x Buttsy.