Oh Canada!
“Glorious and free!” Ailish and Justin open the show by discussing Nick Taylor’s thrilling - and historic - victory at the RBC Canadian Open, Taylor’s epic 72-foot eagle putt, where this moment ranks in Canadian sports lore, and Adam Hadwin’s viral encounter with a security guard. Later, they weigh in on the Raptors’ hiring of Darko Rajakovic as their new head coach and what it means for the direction of the team moving forward. Afterwards, Brent Gunning, co-host of the Golf Show, drops by to chat about his experience being inside the ropes for Taylor’s epic final round at Oakdale on Sunday, the euphoric atmosphere after Taylor sank his 72-foot walk-off putt, and why it felt appropriate that Taylor was the player to end Canada’s 69-year drought (35:01). The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate.
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Show Notes
“Glorious and free!” Ailish and Justin open the show by discussing Nick Taylor’s thrilling - and historic - victory at the RBC Canadian Open, Taylor’s epic 72-foot eagle putt, where this moment ranks in Canadian sports lore, and Adam Hadwin’s viral encounter with a security guard. Later, they weigh in on the Raptors’ hiring of Darko Rajakovic as their new head coach and what it means for the direction of the team moving forward. Afterwards, Brent Gunning, co-host of the Golf Show, drops by to chat about his experience being inside the ropes for Taylor’s epic final round at Oakdale on Sunday, the euphoric atmosphere after Taylor sank his 72-foot walk-off putt, and why it felt appropriate that Taylor was the player to end Canada’s 69-year drought (35:01).
The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate.