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Joining Donny is legendary sportswriter and author, Rick Reilly. Reilly, who has covered some of the biggest names in the game, dives into his childhood, growing up with an alcoholic father, and how the game of golf has played an impactful role in his life. He further speaks to how spending time with Donald Trump on the golf course led him to write his New York Times bestselling book "Commander in Cheat: How Golf Explains Trump".See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Amy and Cat have lots of good reasons to hate golf, and you're going to hear all of them! From the ecological and social impact, to the exclusivity of clubs, and a look at Rick Reilly's 2019 book Commander in Cheat: How Golf Explains Trump, we have quite a bit to b**ch about! If you like this podcast and want to support us, you can subscribe to our Patreon here! Visit our site www.pleasehatethis.com for updates, and hang out with us on Instagram: @pleasehatethis @steerqueeryall @theboxingmongoose Sources: Commander in Cheat: How Golf Explains Trump Audubon International: Golf and the Environment Former PGA Senior Director of Diversity Wendell Haskins Sends Counter Letter to PGA Officers The Truth Comes Out About CEOs Who Play Too Much Golf The Top 50 Women Golfers of All Time --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pleasehatethis/support

No matter your political bent it’s easy to concede that Donald Trump has been an unusual president. In this latest episode of Both Sides of the Ball, Bo and Farrell have a wide-ranging conversation with Rick Reilly, the 11-time Sportswriter of the Year award winner and author of Commander in Cheat: How Golf Explains Trump, to try to gain more insight into Trump the golfer and man. Reilly tells one funny story after another from his book about Trump cheating to win on the golf course. Bo and Farrell also share their own Trump stories in this unfiltered conversation with one of the best-known sportswriters in America.

No matter your political bent it’s easy to concede that Donald Trump has been an unusual president. In this latest episode of Both Sides of the Ball, Bo and Farrell have a wide-ranging conversation with Rick Reilly, the 11-time Sportswriter of the Year award winner and author of Commander in Cheat: How Golf Explains Trump, to try to gain more insight into Trump the golfer and man. Reilly tells one funny story after another from his book about Trump cheating to win on the golf course. Bo and Farrell also share their own Trump stories in this unfiltered conversation with one of the best-known sportswriters in America.

A worthy endeavor for a lumberjack. Wood is good. Paper products, housing and real fireplaces need good wood.  But what about trees destroyed for no good reason?   Few reporters ever sold more newspapers and magazines than legendary sports columnist Rick Reilly.  This talented Boulder native knows Donald Trump from celebrity and sports circles. Rick is not impressed especially after researching his bestseller, Commander in Cheat – How Golf Explains Trump. What an honor to be joined for a funny, wide-ranging discussion with this world class journalist.   Among the many egregious acts of Donald Trump was his chopping down a grove of trees along the banks of the Potomac River so golfers at his Trump Washington National Golf Club could see the famous river Washington once crossed.  Trump got fined but he didn't care. After all, didn't George Washington once cut down a nearby cherry tree?   Dave Gunders, our show's Troubadour, weighs in with his perfect song about a mighty two-hundred-year-old oak tree felled by a rich fool who felt entitled. Notwithstanding is the most impassioned song you will ever hear about a tree that got chopped down. You'll love the song and its creator.   We look at the rampant destruction wrought by our President in his effort to avoid accountability for his actions. Elections are all about accountability. Trump is now messing with the US Postal Service to cheat to avoid the outcome he so richly deserves. Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold will not let it happen on her watch. Jena joins me in a special session of Craig's Lawyers' Lounge.   Breakdown-   Rick Reilly - 4:15 Dave Gunders - 52:39 Jena Griswold in Craig's Lawyer's Lounge - 1:23:37 Craig's Poetry Corner - 1:41:45 Craig V. KNUS Part 1 - 1:45:21  

There's no doubting that US President Donald Trump loves to golf. His self-named organisation owns or runs nearly 20 golf courses around the world, including one in Doonbeg and it's been reported this week that since he came President in January 2017, he has played around 274 games of golf. Not bad for a man with a particularly busy job. In fairness to the US President, he has been described as being pretty good at golf, in fact, American sportswriter Rick Reilly says he could be one of the best golfing presidents in recent history. However, in his new book Commander in Cheat: How Golf Explains Trump, Rick Reilly also reveals that Donald Trump is a bit of a cheater on the course. Speaking to Dermot and Dave this morning, Rick spoke about his encounters with Trump on the course, how he can see parallels between the US Presidents golf style to his role in the Oval Office and how Trump once tried to cheat against Tiger Woods. [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2020/07/07111042/930-Rick-Reilly-on-Trump-and-gold.mp3"][/audio]

An uproarious indictment of Donald Trump's lying, cheating, and poor sportsmanship-by the bestselling author and acclaimed sportswriter. Commander in Cheat: How Golf Explains Trump is an on-the-ground and behind-the-scenes look at Trump's ethics deficit on and off the course. Reilly will transport readers onto the golf course with President Trump, revealing the absurd ways in which he lies about his feats and what they can tell us about the way he leads off the course in the most important job in the world. Reilly has been with Trump on the fairway, the green, and in the weeds, and has seen first-hand how the president plays-and it's not pretty. Based on his personal experiences, and interviews with dozens of golf pros, amateurs, developers, partners, opponents, and even caddies who have first-hand experience with Trump on the course, Reilly takes a deep and often hilarious look at how Trump shamelessly cheats at golf, lies about it, sues over it, bullies with it, and profits off it. From Trump's ridiculous claim to have won eighteen club championships, to his devious cheating tricks, to his tainted reputation as a golf course tycoon, Commander in Cheat tells you everything you need to know about the man.

An uproarious indictment of Donald Trump's lying, cheating, and poor sportsmanship-by the bestselling author and acclaimed sportswriter. Commander in Cheat: How Golf Explains Trump is an on-the-ground and behind-the-scenes look at Trump's ethics deficit on and off the course. Reilly will transport readers onto the golf course with President Trump, revealing the absurd ways in which he lies about his feats and what they can tell us about the way he leads off the course in the most important job in the world. Reilly has been with Trump on the fairway, the green, and in the weeds, and has seen first-hand how the president plays-and it's not pretty. Based on his personal experiences, and interviews with dozens of golf pros, amateurs, developers, partners, opponents, and even caddies who have first-hand experience with Trump on the course, Reilly takes a deep and often hilarious look at how Trump shamelessly cheats at golf, lies about it, sues over it, bullies with it, and profits off it. From Trump's ridiculous claim to have won eighteen club championships, to his devious cheating tricks, to his tainted reputation as a golf course tycoon, Commander in Cheat tells you everything you need to know about the man.

Hardy wraps up season 7 of the Sports Hub Golf Club talking about Tony Romo's golf game, and in case you missed it earlier this season, hear all about Rick Reilly's book "Commander in Cheat: How Golf Explains Trump." Plus, Bill Shufelt fills you in on the non-alcoholic beers that you can enjoy on the…

For decades, a range of authors have tried to explain who Donald Trump is, what makes him tick, and, since he has become president, what drives his political decision-making. Legendary sportswriter Rick Reilly thinks one of the best ways to understand who the 45th president of the United States really is as a person is to study how he golfs, a sport Reilly reveres. In his new book, Commander in Cheat: How Golf Explains Trump, Reilly takes readers on an on-the-ground and behind-the-scenes look at Trump's ethics deficit on and off the course. Reilly has been with Trump on the fairway, the green and in the weeds and has seen firsthand how the president plays—and it's not pretty. Based on his personal experiences and interviews with dozens of golf pros, amateurs, developers, partners, opponents and even caddies who have firsthand experience with Trump on the course, Reilly takes a deep and often hilarious look at how Trump shamelessly cheats at golf, lies about it, sues over it, bullies with it and profits off of it. Reilly, in conversation with beloved Bay Area sportswriter Joan Ryan, will outline a new and amusing way to think about the current president, his administration and one of the country's most popular sports. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bestselling author, Rick Reilly discusses his book 'Commander in Cheat: How Golf Explains Trump,' while recounting his personal experience playing a round of golf with the President. Reilly also talks about the history of Presidents of the United States playing golf, which President was the best golfer and which President played the most golf while in office. (Hint: the answer WILL surprise you) Reilly also discusses the golf worlds perception of Trump Golf Courses and why he cares so deeply about the integrity of golf. Buy 'Commander in Cheat' here - https://amzn.to/2VMFUub Miranda Warnings is hosted by NYSBA's 118th President, David Miranda.

Today we welcome long time sportswriter and author Rick Reilly to the podcast. Rick talks about his career at Sports Illustrated and ESPN the Magazine, and being one of the first journalists to be the “back page” columnist of both (10:33). He shares his favorite subjects to write about, and reveals one of his most memorable stories that he covered throughout his career (12:17). Rick discusses his new book, “Commander in Cheat: How Golf Explains Trump” (21:44), and shares stories from the first time that he played golf with Donald Trump (22:28). Lastly, Rick talks about how you can define a person's true character by playing golf with them (24:44).

While the weather hasn't been ideal, Hardy was finally able to play a few holes for the first time this year. He'll tell you about his outing, talk some Tiger and look ahead at the PGA calendar. Hardy also chatted with Rick Reilly about his book "Commander in Cheat: How Golf Explains Trump."  Plus, he'll…

On Masters weekend, sportswriter Rick Reilly joins the SportsChannel8 crew to discuss his new book, "Commander in Cheat: How Golf Explains Trump."

Very busy Thursday edition of GCR-is there any actual reason for a casual fan to be excited about the start of the NBA Playoffs? We discussed that and more at the start of today's show-which was very busy. Early in Hour 1, our weekly visit with the Bowie Baysox-as INF Preston Palmeiro (yep) checked in to discuss trying to establish his own name instead of being known as his father's son. Later in the hour, our weekly visit with The Athletic's Patrick Stevens (@D1scourse) talking Virginia's title win, Jalen Smith's return to Maryland, Ryan Odom choosing not to leave for Virginia Tech and more. Early in Hour 2, veteran sportswriter Rick Reilly checked in to discuss The Masters and his new book "Commander in Cheat: How Golf Explains Trump." After that, Loyola University Professor of Economics/former Orioles economic adviser Dr. Stephen J.K. Walters checked in to discuss his op-ed for the Baltimore Sun about the Orioles/Chris Davis mess. And we wrapped the hour by chatting with Maryland WR Jeshaun Jones about spring practice and what Mike Locksley has brought to the program.

Rick Reilly, author of “Commander in Cheat: How Golf Explains Trump,” tells hosts Jim Like and Tim Dahlberg how he pulled the best-selling book together. Then the hosts review the men’s and women’s NCAA championship games and join AP golf writer Doug Ferguson on-site at Augusta National Golf Club for a sneak preview of the Masters. On the menu: Pastries? Bagels? Oatmeal? Grits? Eggs and sausage? Or all of the above?

We’ve got an hour filled with guests! First it’s Rick Reilly, Hall of Fame sportswriter, to talk about his new book, “Commander in Cheat: How Golf Explains Trump”. Then the play-by-play voice of the Hurricanes, John Forslund, joins the show as the Canes prepare for their return to the postseason. And last but not least, the new head coach of Elon basketball, Mike Schrage, introduces himself to the Phoenix faithful.

Claims of “no collusion” on Russia is one thing — but is cheating in golf a whole other game? A new book entitled “Commander in Cheat: How Golf Explains Trump” by Rick Reilly chronicles all the ways President Donald Trump plays loose on the links, even allegedly cheating against Tiger Woods. We opened the lines to ask our listeners: Could this cheater’s spirit damage Trump’s 2020 chances? Then: Brexit for dummies with Boston Globe columnist Alex Beam. His latest book is “The Feud: Vladimir Nabakov, Edmund Wilson and the End of a Beautiful Friendship.” The Red Sox are off to a rough start; Tom Brady has joined Twitter; and the Celtics are coping with racist taunts from a “fan” in the crowd. Trenni Kusnierek, an anchor and reporter with NBC Sports Boston, joined us for that and more. Many people in America are grappling with a retirement crisis — one third of retirees have no savings at all. Katherine Newman, the interim chancellor at UMass Boston, joined us to discuss her latest book, “Downhill From Here: Retirement Insecurity in the Age of Inequality.” Lunch is the new breakfast, with lunch bells going off as early as 9 a.m. in school cafeterias across America. Food writer Corby Kummer joined us for this and more. Kummer is a senior editor at The Atlantic and an award-winning food writer and a senior lecturer at the Tufts Friedman School of Nutrition and Policy. We discussed Frank Bruni’s latest piece about being a culinary curmudgeon: Instead of looking for the latest trendy spot, Bruni is now looking for comfort and familiarity, safety in the known. We then opened up the lines to ask our listeners where they land. CNN’s John King joined us to go over the latest political headlines. King is CNN’s chief National Correspondent and host of “Inside Politics,” which you can catch Sunday mornings at 8 a.m. and weekdays at noon. And finally, media maven Sue O’Connell joined us for her take on Fortnite — a force of evil? O’Connell is the co-publisher of “Bay Windows” and the “South End News,” and the host of NECN’s “The Take with Sue O’Connell.”

Author of “Commander in Cheat: How Golf Explains Trump”.