Podcasts about Ryder Cup

On this episode of The Real Life Caddie Podcast:Big G is joined by Zabbo and Man Bun @ The Monarch Pub in Pacific Grove, California.We kick off with Caddie Stories from our day jobs. Big G gave some tips that nearly killed someone and Zabbo and Man Bun took the Wong job!We discuss the First ever Glorified Donkey 'Hole In One' event at Half Moon Bay!We discuss the latest news from the PGA Tour, including the new PIMP initiative.The episode end with Listener Mail Bag Questions and notable mentions.If you have any questions or comments, please email us: podcast@glorifieddonkey.comFeel free to Rate, Review and Share the podcast too! We appreciate the support.

It's a Wednesday Jr. edition with this week's PGA Tour event moving up a day, which, to be clear, was not by choice but rather the NFL putting their thumb on the scale and telling everyone to move out of the way. Andy and Brendan discuss the moving pieces around this schedule change and what it meant for events around the Torrey stop, both abroad and at home. One and done picks go heavy on a couple Aussies, with some insider tips for your gambling needs. The discussion on this week's Euro Tour event devolves into an unexpected campaign for a longshot Ryder Cup captain, as well as the “Catnip Call of the Week.” There's also a chat on the APGA event getting a nationally televised broadcast this weekend. News closes with some amusing reaction to Frugal Frittelli carrying a $4,000 wedge in his bag.

Chandler Withington is a husband and father, first and foremost.  He resigned from his job as head pro at Hazeltine National Golf Course, the host of the 2016 Ryder Cup.  Kyle and Chandler talk about trying to balance work and home life while not sacrificing one for the other.  Chandler tells the events that took place leading up to him stepping back from his dream job.  And what it's like being in an unknown season right now; living out his own advice to risk something!   To connect with Kyle: Instagram LinkedIn Bucket-List Guys Trips

Hal and Chase are joined on the Podcast this week by 2021 Ryder Cup Captain and 12-time PGA Tour Winner, Steve Stricker. They discuss last year's Ryder Cup at Whistling Straits, fighting back from losing his Tour card, his unique putting style, and more.

On February 6, 2022, Her Majesty The Queen will become the first British Monarch to celebrate a Platinum Jubilee, marking 70 years of service to the people of the United Kingdom, the Realms and the Commonwealth. Through her 70 years, she has bestowed the highest honor, knighthood or damehood, upon select Brits, some of who are your favorite athletes. 1. One would think one of the most famous British athletes, David Beckham, would be a shoo-in for the honor, but he has never been knighted. He was not on the Queen's annual New Years honours List despite being cleared of financial issues that threatened his chances. Although Mr. Posh Spice has not received the honor, his former coach Alex Ferguson was knighted in 1999. 2. In 2021, Formula One (F1) driver Lewis Hamilton became the first Grand Prix driver to be knighted while still competing. (He's the fourth driver overall to receive the honor). Hamilton, 36, had a stellar 2020 where he broke the all-time victory record and secured his seventh world title. No word if his famous pup, Roscoe, received a new title as well. 3. Whether you know tennis player Andy Murray for his on-court domination or his awkward social media posts, the Queen recognized his services to tennis and charity and knighted him in 2019. But this isn't the only royal award he's received. After winning his first Wimbledon in 2013, he was given the Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (OBE) medal from Prince William. Murray is a three-time Grand Slam Champion and holds two Olympic gold medals and one silver. 4. Golfer Nick Faldo, who boasts a remarkable career in which he won six majors and captained Europe's Ryder Cup team, was knighted by Queen Elizabeth in 2009. Sir Nick Faldo is now a broadcaster for many of golf's biggest tournaments. 5. Ellen Macarthur is the youngest woman ever to be named a dame, the female equivalent of knighthood, at 28. She was honored for her nautical achievements, like sailing around the world in 71 days, 14 hours, 18 minutes and 33 seconds. If you're wondering, men who are knighted become Knight Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (KBE) and shall be called Sir. In contrast, women become Dame Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (DBE) and get the title Dame.

On this week's episode of GOLF's Subpar, 4-time PGA Tour winner Kevin Kisner joins former PGA Tour pro Colt Knost and jicky jack legend Drew Stoltz for an exclusive, in-studio, interview. He reveals which Tour player he enjoys winning cash games with the most, why he has such a high level of confidence, and his true thoughts on this year's Ryder Cup selection process.

Pour ce premier numéro de l'année, on vous propose un nouveau hors-série de Swing. Après Benoit Teilleria, c'est Thomas Levet qui se confie. Français le plus titré de l'histoire du golf tricolore, le Parisien revient sur ses débuts mais aussi les grands moments qui ont jalonné sa carrière. De la Ryder Cup gagnée en 2004 à son ultime succès à l'Open de France en passant par sa 2e place au British Open 2002, Levet se livre sans détour et distille quelques anecdotes dont il a le secret. Swing remercie particulièrement les équipes de Canal + et Golf + pour nous avoir aidé à la réalisation de ce numéro.

Tommy Fleetwood returns to the NLU podcast with a recap of his struggles in 2021, his experiences in the Ryder Cup and a look to what's ahead in the 2022 season as well as his take on the future of the European Tour and the worldwide landscape of professional golf.

All of our favorite stories in golf from 2021. From Phil Mickelson becoming the oldest major winner to a United States blowout in the Ryder Cup at Whistling Straights, 2021 was a billboard year in golf and we recap it all for you. Phil Mickelson hinted on twitter that he's won the 8 million dollar grand prize in the PGA Tour's new Player Impact Program, but the announcement hasn't been made yet- do we have a PIP controversy here? Plus, we predict the 2022 Major Champions.

Hidden in the historic victory for the US Team at the recent Ryder Cup Golf Championship is a powerful example of servant leadership. Today, Chris and Perry talk about Ryder Cup captain Steve Stricker and the power of servant leadership when leading high performance individuals.

A really exciting episode and one of my favourites so far, I am in conversation with European legend Paul McGinley. Here are just some of his achievements in golf – Paul has four European Tour victories, played on three Ryder Cup teams, famously holing the winning putt on the eighteenth green at The Belfry in 2002. He then went on to Captain Europe's win at Gleneagles in 2014.  A Podcast full of stories including one incredible piece of advice from Jack Nicklaus - this is a must listen episode. If you have enjoyed this episode please like, follow leave 5 stars on Spotify and of course comment.  You can find me socially at: https://www.instagram.com/pro_fitgolf

This week the boys discuss not wanting to talk to people, the return of Team Woods at the PNC Championship, and also get into a heated discussion about all things international competition in golf. Make sure to email us at contactguysthatgolfpod@gmail.com with any comments, topics, or questions for the show!Connect with us:Follow us on InstagramFollow us on TwitterLike us on FacebookThanks for listening!

Rory makes his long awaited return to the podcast as we break down the state of his game, his performance in majors, his mentality on and off the course as well as the all the changes in his life and career over the last few years. We also get into this year's Ryder Cup, changing swing coaches, PGA Tour pros playing in the Saudi Arabia event, his plans moving forward and a ton more.

Kyle Porter is a published author, a writer for CBS Sports and a golf analyst on "The First Cut" podcast. He has just written and released a digital manuscript, A Normal Sport. It is a funny and insightful look into the most meaningful events in world golf in 2021. Kyle shares stories from the book, incl. nuggets and anecdotes about Bryson DeChambeau, Phil Mickelson, Patrick Reed, Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy, The Ryder Cup, The Masters, The Open, The US Open and The PGA. He also shares his All-PGA TOUR Team for 2021. He also gives a Promo Code (OntheMark) discount of 30% to listeners.

Stewart Cink has been a PGA Tour player since 1997. He has 8 PGA Tour wins, highlighted by the 2009 Open Championship, appeared in five Ryder Cups and reached the #5 position in the Official World Golf Ranking. Stewart was a He's is one of the game's consummate gentlemen and a wealth of knowledge of the evolution of the professional game (and barbeque).

One of the greatest golfers of all time, Sir Nick Faldo showcased talent and dedication in equal measure throughout his career, arguably like nobody else in the game's history.Having taken a huge risk to rebuild his swing in the middle of an already successful career, Faldo knows about hard work, and what it takes to win The Open Championship. But it certainly didn't come easy for him, despite playing in his first Open just five years after taking up the game.In this brand new three-part documentary, hear from Sir Nick Faldo, his former coach David Leadbetter and former caddie Fanny Sunesson, in an exploration of what has made the legendary figure tick, and the long road he took to becoming Champion Golfer of the Year. Listen to the first of three parts here, only on The Open Podcasts.

In this episode Rick & Guy talk about the recent golf Rick played with Tommy Fleetwood at JCB. They talk about the cheap golf equipment out there and also the most exclusive golf venues in the UK!In this episode Rick & Guy are joined by PGA Tour & DP World Tour golfer Tommy Fleetwood.Tommy talks about his European Tour wins, playing in the Ryder Cup, playing with Tiger Woods, signing with TaylorMade and much more!Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/therickshielsgolfshow/Watch the podcast: https://www.youtube.com/rickshielsgolfdailyGet in touch:podcast@rickshiels.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The HackItOutGolf team talk to special guest Corey Pavin. Ryder cup player, captain and Major winner Pavin chats about his life in golf. This was such a fun chat with a legend in golf with some amazing insight into life of tour, winning majors and what it is like to Captain TEAM USA in the Ryder Cup.  

Paul Waring is a tour veteran with 14 seasons under his belt. He had his first victory at the 2018 Nordia Masters. In this episode we are talking about life on tour, what it is like to win on tour and what it takes to get over the finishing line. Follow Paul here: https://twitter.com/PaulWaringGolf If you have enjoyed this episode please like, follow and comment.  You can find me socially at: https://www.instagram.com/pro_fitgolf    

We conclude our visit with Hal Sutton with a review of his major championship record. He reflects on the mindset he brought into Augusta each year (not good) and his regret at not competing more often in the Open Championship, a major that presented conditions for which his game was well-suited. The highlight was clearly his 1995 win at Riviera in the PGA Championship where he led wire-to-wire and bested Jack Nicklaus by one shot. U.S. Amateur champion, 2-time Walker Cup winner, Eisenhower Trophy team and individual winner, 14 PGA Tour victories, 2 Player's Championships, 1 Tour Championship, 1 PGA Championship, and a Ryder Cup player and Captain. Perhaps Hal Sutton's complete body of work will earn him a selection into the World Golf Hall of Fame, "FORE the Good of the Game."

In this episode Rick & Guy are joined by PGA Tour & DP World Tour golfer Tommy Fleetwood. Tommy talks about his European Tour wins, playing in the Ryder Cup, playing with Tiger Woods, signing with TaylorMade and much more!Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/therickshielsgolfshow/Watch the podcast: https://www.youtube.com/rickshielsgolfdailyGet in touch:podcast@rickshiels.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jim Richerson is the current PGA of America President and recently accepted a new position as the General Manager of The Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades, California. Riviera is home to numerous championships, including two PGA Championships and a US Open and will serve as the official golf course for the 2028 Olympic Games.  Formerly, Jim has worked at Troon, Whistling Straights and The Duke's Course at St. Andrews. In the episode, Jim shares details from this year's Ryder Cup, the PGA of America's move to Frisco, Texas, and his new position at Riviera.

Ryan Adams joins us to give an inside look on what it's like to write for PGA Magazine. After graduating from UCCS in 2014 he moved down to PGA Headquarters in Florida for an internship. He was then recommended by his boss to take his job as the associate editor for the magazine. Since 2016, Ryan has written many stories from Phil Mickelson becoming the oldest winner of a major to the United States beatdown of Europe in the 2021 Ryder Cup at Whistling Straights.

Alberto is about of Italy4Golf, a golf tour company based out of Italy. Royal Links Golf Tours has partnered with Italy4Golf to bring a couple of amazing golf vacation opportunities that include playing the 2023 Ryder Cup venue and attending the Ryder Cup in 2023 at Marco Simone. Alberto is an Italy native and gives us a wonderful description of the courses that reside in Italy. Hear about the trips we have planned and the amazing culture that you will experience throughout those trips. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/travelroyally/support

Get 20% OFF @manscaped + Free Shipping with promo code LFW20 at MANSCAPED.com! #ad #manscapedpod This week, we have the Hero World Challenge an unofficial event which gathers twenty of the world's best at the Albany Course in the Bahamas four a 72-hole event of elites only. Other than that we have the South African Open which is now just a Sunshine Tour event, and at the very end some Ryder Cup chat, now that Lee Westwood has turned down the captaincy for 2023.  It certainly feels like the end of the season with week's like this but there still appears to be some value in the betting markets that we will try to exploit.  As ever we highly recommend you check out Tour-Tips.com for all the relevant statistics required to make informed selections each week. One-week subscription to tour-tips.com only £5. General chat 00:00 - 09:10 Hero World Challenge 09:11 - 38:28 South African Open 38:28 - 59:52 Nonsense - 59:53 - end

On this week's episode, Dr. Z goes in depth with Robert Karlsson about the Ryder Cup and some of Europe's most up and coming stars! We talk grasses, the Senior Tour, and how it compares to the European Tour. We have a new addition this week with some trivia questions as well. Robert even gets stumped! We finish with a lesson in Swedish idioms and, of course, our usual Shout-Outs. Enjoy this wonderful edition of Pickin'N'Puttin'-Z

Tony Jacklin joins to discuss playing in seven Ryder Cups before being tasked with transforming virtually everything about the event from the European side. He tells the story of The Concession, a hair-raising ride in Arnold Palmer's plane, Seve, and the challenges of trying to make it on the US Tour as a Brit. He also details heartbreak he experienced as his wife suddenly died at the age of 44, losing his fortune, differences with IMG, peers that rubbed him the wrong way, and so much more. Pick up a copy of Tony Jacklin's book "My Ryder Cup Journey" here: https://www.amazon.com/Tony-Jacklin-Ryder-Cup-Journey-ebook/dp/B09CLPF8YG

Developing news in the Peng Shuai story and the Australian Open announcing mandatory vaccination….. What's this mean for top ranked unvaccinated players ?Christopher Clarey has covered global sports for The New York Times for more than 25 years from bases in France, Spain and the United States. He is one of the world's leading authorities on tennis and has reported from more than 90 Grand Slam tournaments, chronicling the major figures and issues of the Open era and interviewing everyone from Bjorn Borg to Serena Williams. His other areas of expertise include the Olympics, soccer and sailing. He has covered seven Summer Olympics, seven Winter Olympics, six World Cups, five America's Cups and nine world track and field championships.  But he also has reported on nearly every major international sport, including 10 Ryder Cups and the Super Bowl, and has written about everything from bullfighting to sepak takraw to the Inuit sport known as the knuckle hop. His book “The Master: The Long Run and Beautiful Game of Roger Federer” was published in 2021.

We are joined by the estimable Shane Ryan for this Friday episode. Shane is at the RSM Classic this week in Sea Island, and jussssst finished a 40-day sprint writing a much-anticipated Ryder Cup book. We begin first with that project -- the arc and elevator pitch of the book, his overarching takeaways from a decade immersed in the Ryder Cup, what it was like to write in such a short span after the conclusion at Whistling Straits, and one especially despairing moment during that writing process. Then we transition to his view from Sea Island, what he likes about the event that some might argue shouldn't exist, and what he's seen this week so far. Shane is also a defender, mild albeit, of the fall series and expounds on what he finds acceptable and endearing about a portion of the schedule that is often an easy target of the misanthropes. Thanks to Shane for the time, and you can preorder his book here.

Norwegian Professional Viktor Hovland is one of the “new kids on the block” and what a performance he has already demonstrated so far with 1 European Tour win, 3 PGA Tour wins and a Ryder Cup appearance at the young age of 24. Viktor played college golf in the US and had an amazing amateur career wi ... The post 5 Things Amateur Golfers Can Learn From Viktor Hovland appeared first on Me And My Golf.

Dave Stockton has amassed a golf playing and teaching career worthy of induction into the World Golf Hall of Fame. Hear Dave recount his experience in the majors including the Masters that got away in 1974 and the 1978 U.S. Open that could have been his. He relives his PGA Championship win at Southern Hills, recalling the advice from Don January that later helped him cope in his final-round pairing with Arnold Palmer in 1970 as well as his victory at Congressional in 1976. Dave tells the tale of that iconic 1991 Ryder Cup win with he and his two sons at the helm, looks back on his remarkable senior record and the impact he has had on so many as a teacher of the game. Dave Stockton finishes relating his story for us, "FORE the Good of the Game."

On this episode of The Real Life Caddie Podcast:Big G is joined by Zabbo and Man Bun.The boys share plenty of caddie stories: Zabbo meets a really weird golfer and Man Bun tells us about his trip to Las Vegas.The boys then answer listener mail bag questions pertaining to their own golf games!Don't worry though......it's not boring, they keep it fun and informative.The episode ends with notable mentions.If you have any questions or comments, please email us: podcast@glorifieddonkey.comFeel free to Rate, Review and Share the podcast too! We appreciate the support.

20 time winner and Ryder Cup player Barry Lane joins Jason to discuss a number of interesting topics. The Ryder Cup, Langer, Barry's amazing career, The Open Championship, bifurcation, legendary players and personalities from the European Tour in the 80s and more.

We begin with the 2-time Masters Champion in the 18th fairway of the final round of his emotional Masters win in 1995. He tells of his enduring love of his long-time caddie, Carl Jackson and how Carl's perceptive eye spotted a swing flaw that turned Ben's game around that week. Ben recounts his favorite U.S. Open and Open Championship experiences and venues. We cover the 1999 Ryder Cup “Battle at Brookline”, with history again coming down to the 17th hole with Justin Leonard's improbable putt and the ensuing melee. He discusses his special partnership with Bill Coore and their impressive body of work to-date. Ben chooses where he would take his one career mulligan and what he would do differently, knowing what he now knows. Ben Crenshaw generously shares his story, “FORE the Good of the Game.”

Heath and Vinnie turn 30!!! In honor of the big day they have on maybe their biggest fan…Rich. The boys talk about Viktor Hovland winning in Mexico. They take a look into the PGA's next tournament the 2021 Houston Open.  During the 19th Hole they discuss 13 stupid things about golf according to Golf Digest. Greg Norman tries to steal the show and the PGA Tour players by starting a new golf league in Asia. 

We sat down with Lee Janzen a few weeks ago when he was in Jacksonville for the Furyk and Friends PGA Tour Champions Event. Since we recorded with Lee he won his second Champions Tour event at the SAS Championship. We discuss his PGA Tour career, highlighted by a pair of US Open victories, as well as his experiences as a rookie on tour, what separates golfers in major championships, the Ryder Cup, playing at Isleworth with Tiger, and much more.

Justin Leonard (Texas) is the 1997 Open Champion, the 1998 PLAYERS Champion and a 12x PGA TOUR winner. He has followed his prolific career as a player with a successful transition into TV broadcasting for NBC Golf Channel. He has had success at every level of the game and he joins us to share his story in golf, from growing up in Dallas TX and playing against the better players to beating the world's best in Ryder Cups. He shares his insights and experience on many topics related to improved scoring: Playing your Game; Finding and Maintaining Confidence; Good Wedge play, Improved putting; Trajectory control; Keeping the game simple, and Slowing down the Mind.

World number one Jon Rahm joins the pod to talk about a crazy 2020-21 season. From contending at the Masters, to winning his first major at the 2021 US Open, testing positive for COVID while leading the Memorial, competing in the Ryder Cup and, of course, the new perspective he gained from becoming a father. Really enjoyed this chat with Jon - thanks to him for spending some time with us!

On this week's episode of GOLF's Subpar, PGA Tour caddy Brian Zeigler joins former PGA Tour pro Colt Knost and jicky jack legend Drew Stoltz for an exclusive interview. The man on the bag of Bryson DeChambeau talks shadowing Tim Tucker before making the switch, struggling with the flagstick during his first Ryder Cup experience, and what it was like quarantining with Bryson.

This Friday episode begins with some reaction to Phil's indignant tweets about the news of the USGA rule on driver length, and a not-so-subtle threat at his own PGA Tour for adopting it. Then Brendan and Andy are joined by European correspondent for Golf Digest (among many other things), the legendary John Huggan to discuss a variety of topics from across the pond. First, they ask John about his close friendship with and memories of Renton Laidlaw, the voice of the European Tour who died this week. Then they banter on the “strategic alliance” and what it means for the Euro Tour, its players, and its future schedule. Europe's Ryder Cup future, both the roster and its captains, is discussed. They close with some wildly amusing tales about John's playing days. There's plenty of historical and big picture thoughts on the game mixed in as well so many thanks to John for his time.

We caught up with Padraig Harrington and Chris DiMarco ahead of the Constellation Furyk & Friends event in Jacksonville. Soly of course wears Padraig out on the Ryder Cup, clarifies a few things that have surfaced since the event concluded, talked about the future, how the US has copied the Europeans, the Tiger effect, and a lot more. And on the back half, Chris DiMarco joins to chat about his run in the mid-2000's, the 2005 Masters with Tiger, the 2004 PGA, injury struggles, the claw grip, and a lot more.

We start with Thursday Night Football and PFT's big eye reveal on stream. Billy's milk budget update.(00:01:53-00:14:11) NFL Week 4 Preview and picks as we discuss a great Sunday slate as well as Brady vs Belichick(00:14:11-01:01:15). Golfer Justin Thomas joins the show to talk about the Ryder Cup victory, having Tiger Woods as a mentor, and kicking fans out of galleries(01:01:15-01:26:30). CM Punk joins the show to talk about his return to the ring, AEW, and wild flights during his WWE days(01:26:30-01:51:10). We finish the show with Fyre Fest of the week(01:51:10-02:04:21).

Zach Johnson (00:20:08) and Entourage creator Doug Ellin (00:59:18) join the show. First, Trent confesses his undying fandom to fellow Cedar Rapids native, 2-time major winner and recent Ryder Cup vice-captain Zach Johnson. We discuss Iowa, the famous eyes open Claret Jug picture, and get details on what it's like on the team earpieces during the Ryder Cup. Then, Doug Ellin joins to discuss the differences between Hollywood then and now, how Entourage is received today and his thoughts on it, and tells stories about he and the crew through the years.

Day 3 of the assault on WEEI's phone lines. Justin receives a voicemail from what he thinks is a very prominent figure in the WEEI building (00:04:16). Not one Audacy employee is willing to answer phones across the entire company (00:32:50). Kevin Cullen writes about the sour taste the Ryder Cup left in his mouth (00:44:02). Pardon the Interruption is celebrating its 20th anniversary (00:54:25). Is Dave Portnoy the new Howard Stern? Barstool Sports wants Kirk on TikTok & much more.

Scottie Scheffler joins to chat about how he found out he made the Ryder Cup team, how his Bryson pairing came about, the team room dynamic, how the captains fostered a great team environment, and everything else from his first Ryder Cup. Then Kyle Porter from CBS joins to talk about our week walking the grounds at Whistling, his recent piece on CBSsports.com, chatting with Rory, and everything else from our favorite event.

Paige is joined by golf analyst Amanda Rose and former pro golfer, member of the 1999 European Ryder Cup team, and Sky Sports commentator Andrew Coltart to dissect USA's landslide victory at the Ryder Cup and the future faces of US and European golf. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

On Episode 353 of Spittin' Chiclets, the guys are joined by Robin Lehner of the Vegas Golden Knights. Robin joined (1:19:49) to discuss playing in Vegas, fast food, mental health and tons more. The guys also discuss the Jack Eichel situation in Buffalo. Kirill Kaprizov got himself paid, so the boys dive into that deal and a few other contract that were signed last week. The guys wrap up with some TV talk and whit dives into the Ryder Cup.

On today's show, Pat and the boys overreact to everything that happened in week 3 of the NFL season including Aaron Rodgers conducting a miraculous comeback on Sunday Night Football, Justin Tucker setting the NFL record for longest kick hitting a 66 yard game winner against the Lions, whether or not we should be worried about the Patriots, if Big Ben and the Steelers are dead, whether or not the Bears will consider firing Matt Nagy after some members of the media are calling for it after Justin Fields performance against the Browns, and much more. Plus Pat and newly minted Ryder Cup Champion AJ Hawk break down the US dominating the Ryder Cup, AJ being in attendance in Columbus last night for Extreme Rules. Later, 9 year NFL veteran, host of the Man-To-Man podcast, Everything DB, Darius Butler joins Pat and AJ Hawk to give his takes on Overreaction Monday including which 3-0 team he trusts the least, how bad the officiating in the NFL is, if the Colts and Carson Wentz stink, and why all the rookie Quarterbacks seem to be struggling so much (57:54-1:17:36). Make sure you subscribe to youtube.com/thepatmcafeeshow and listen every day on Mad Dog Radio, Sirius XM Channel 82. We appreciate you all for listening, come and laugh with us, cheers.

Kevin solo today with his recap of Washington's 43-21 loss to the Bills. What he liked, didn't like and more from the humiliating defeat in Buffalo. He went "Around the NFL" and recapped every game from yesterday and closed with some Terps, Ryder Cup, and baseball. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tony opens the show by talking a little bit about some of the NFL games from Sunday, and he also talks about the Ryder Cup and about his own golf weekend with a couple celebrities. Michael Wilbon calls in to talk a little bit about the Ryder Cup, but a lot about the NFL, Steve Sands of the Golf Channel phones in to recap the United States win in the Ryder Cup, and Tony closes out the show by opening up the Mailbag. Songs : Brandon Costello “Words” ; “Cartilage” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices