The Pull Hook

Matt Cook reflects on his high school sports achievements and the defining pull hook moment that inspired the podcast's name. He outlines the evolution and purpose of Pull Hook Golf, highlighting past interviews with golfers Marty Sanchez, Terrence Daniels, and Christian Heavens. The episode delves into the meaning behind the podcast logo and a pivotal moment in Matt's life. He shares personal struggles and experiences with Bufo Alvarius, drawing parallels between golf and life's challenges. Acknowledgments go to sponsors Stark Health, Devereux Golf, and WMP Eyewear. The episode concludes with a preview of upcoming topics and guest stories.

Every life has a moment that changes everything. The Pull Hook explores the breakdowns that shape us—and the path back to clarity, alignment, and purpose. Evolved from the Pull Hook Golf podcast, this show goes beyond the game to examine the Pull Hook moments we all face: the failures, losses, and identity shifts that knock us off course. Hosted by former professional golfer and executive Matt Cook, The Pull Hook features real conversations with golfers, founders, experts and leaders about resilience, growth, and what it truly takes to move forward. Because everyone has a Pull Hook moment. What matters is what you do next.

Matt Cook introduces Christian Heavens, discussing the stigma surrounding golf and Christian's early memories in the sport. They explore the influence of Tiger Woods and the growth of YouTube golf, emphasizing the mental aspects and the importance of feel in the game. Christian shares competitive experiences and advice for playing on the national stage, while delving into the financial and mental pressures of professional golf. They reflect on cherishing life moments, facing negativity, and Christian's Big Break experiences. The conversation turns to Christian's book, its themes, target audience, and release details, with sponsor mentions for Stark Health, Devereux Golf, and Tour Line.

Matt Cook discusses the lack of a golf community in Arizona with guest Terence Daniels, highlighting The Cactus Club and Matt's return to podcasting. Terence shares his golf journey from high school to Scottsdale, touching on amateur golf and handling tournament pressure. They reflect on professional encounters and memories from the GCU golf team. The episode delves into the Cactus Club's purpose, growth, and Terence's involvement in golf modeling. The conversation covers Arizona's exclusive golf clubs and the Cactus Club's expansion, with a nod to sponsor Devereux Golf. Terence's career in golf style and modeling, along with his future projects, are explored, concluding with the signature pull hook moment question.

Matt Cook welcomes Marty Sanchez to discuss the Grass League and Marty's transition from college golfer to professional. They delve into insights gained from caddying and the league's structure, exploring its challenges and Marty's role within it. Marty shares his experience as the face of DevRow's High Country Collection, emphasizing vulnerability and brand-building in golf. The episode highlights the importance of collaboration, emotional expression, and composure on the course. Marty discusses his favorite outfits from the collection, Devereux Golf's mission, and shares personal stories. The conversation covers learning from setbacks, future plans, and enhancing Marty's online presence, with closing thoughts and appreciation.

Matt Cook delves into the significance of showing emotion in golf, particularly in the context of the Ryder Cup, as he introduces the final episode of 2025. The episode features insights from Dr. Lee Piccarello on the golfer's mindset, alongside discussions on Tiger Woods' profound impact and how the Ryder Cup contrasts with regular tournaments. The personalities and characters of LIV Golf players are explored, emphasizing how emotion fosters audience connection. Personal anecdotes highlight the future of emotional engagement in golf, culminating in a conclusion that ties together these themes, with sponsor mentions for Devereux Golf and Rokform interspersed.

Matt Cook explores Europe's Ryder Cup win and Luke Donald's impactful captaincy, dissecting the final score and U.S. team's issues. The episode discusses New York crowd dynamics, golf's elitist image, and Rory McIlroy's reactions to perceived hypocrisy. It examines broadcasters' focus, Donald's strategy, and the role of data in modern golf. Tommy Fleetwood's standout performance, U.S. team prep issues, and course setup blunders are highlighted. Celebrations of Team Europe and a look ahead to the 2027 Ryder Cup are included. The episode concludes with thoughts on Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods as potential captains, player performances, and sponsor acknowledgments.

Matt Cook, Buttsy, and Brent Grant dive into Ryder Cup excitement, discussing Bethpage Black's setup, including stadium seating and weather. They explore European team dynamics, U.S. team challenges, and the New York crowd's impact. Buttsy shares ticket insights and the potential rowdiness of USA chants. The episode covers Brandel Chamblee's opinions, Arnold Schwarzenegger's clip, and golf-politics intersections. They discuss player compensation, crowd loyalty, and event predictions, including Trump's attendance, military flyovers, and Ben Griffin's potential 2025 performance.

Matt Cook shares Scottie Scheffler's perspective on golf alongside his own fitness journey, emphasizing the pivotal role health plays in performance. The mental aspect of golf is dissected, offering coaching insights and strategies for improvement. Golf updates set the stage for Ryder Cup anticipation, with in-depth analysis on team dynamics and bonding. Remembering Charlie Kirk, the episode touches on personal growth and golf's significance. The Procore Championship and Scottie Scheffler's recent win are discussed, highlighting mental training and the resilience of a 5 a.m. comeback. Shout-outs to golf partners and sponsors like Devereux Golf and Rokform are interspersed throughout, concluding with a thoughtful sign-off.

Matt Cook and Brent Grant dive into Bryson DeChambeau's caddie experience, offering insights into his short game. The episode highlights Brent's PGA Tour comeback and his engagement with social media. They introduce a pre-preview of the 2025 Ryder Cup, discussing predictions and Keegan Bradley's potential captaincy. First-timers on the Ryder Cup team and an analysis of the European squad are explored, along with Jon Rahm's pivotal role. Bryson's ban from Silverado and Brent's perspective on the course are debated. They reflect on the Napa Valley tournament experience, delve into the future of Grass League Golf, and discuss Ryder Cup ticket pricing implications. Wrapping up, Brent shares his preparation for Q School.

Matt Cook and Buttsy delve into the intersection of golf and social media, discussing influential accounts and top YouTube channels that shape the digital landscape. They explore the vibrant golf Twitter scene and the challenges of content creation, including dealing with creator burnout. The episode highlights strategies for tournament preparation and examines golf's growing presence on TikTok. A controversy involving Vijay's alleged burner account adds intrigue, while future PGA Tour events and the Ryder Cup are previewed. Engaging with their audience, they reflect on golf rivalries and the impact of social media on the sport before wrapping up with final thoughts.

Matt Cook and Buttsy kick off with a lively discussion on the upcoming Tour Championship and Ryder Cup, diving into predictions for both Team USA and Team Europe. They explore Ryder Cup picks, rumors, and the role of patriotism in the event. The episode delves into FedEx Cup insights and Tommy Fleetwood's recent win, highlighting his mental toughness. The duo debates Scottie Scheffler's season and the Player of the Year title. With a focus on mental coaching in golf, they share personal anecdotes and experiences from the course. Wrapping up, they consider future Ryder Cup prospects and the potential influence of Tiger Woods, while reminiscing about memorable viewing experiences.

Matt Cook and Buttsy dive into a lively discussion on Scottie Scheffler's recent BMW Championship win and his consistent performance, drawing comparisons to Tiger Woods' mental game. The episode also touches on the U.S. Amateur Championships and the ongoing debate between match play and stroke play formats. They explore the evolving landscape of golf equipment technology and make predictions for the FedEx Cup Tour Championship. The conversation shifts to LIV Golf drama, including Jon Rahm's controversy and Phil Mickelson speculations. Buttsy shares updates on his health kick and cooking content, while the duo acknowledges their sponsors and gives a nod to Brent Grant.

Join Matt Cook and Josh Gold as they dive into the world of professional golf. They tackle controversies like cheating on the champions tour, performance enhancers, and Bernhard Langer's anchoring scandal. Josh shares insights from Palm Brook Golf Club, while Matt recounts his own comeback story and mental battles with the yips. The episode features an interview with Langer, discusses recent tournaments, player dynamics, and future prospects like Scottie Scheffler's FedEx Cup hopes and JJ Spaun's Ryder Cup potential. Reflections on Langer's allegations and golf improvement wrap up the discussion.

Buttsy shares his unique perspective on golf shop customers and the shift from putter to driver preferences. Matt and Buttsy explore the challenges faced by pro shop employees and discuss their own club fitting experiences, emphasizing the importance of proper fitting for drivers. The conversation touches on Buttsy's lifesaving story and his growing legend, while also addressing the impact of social media on golf etiquette. The duo highlights tipping etiquette, changing golf clothing trends, and the etiquette needed for member-guest events. They debate the best golf movies, Tin Cup vs. Caddyshack, before wrapping up with thoughts on food options during rounds and the pace of play.

Matt Cook and Buttsy kick off with a playful jab at Liv Golf in the context of a hypothetical Happy Gilmore 2. They dive into their initial impressions of the film, sharing audience reactions and comparing it to other golf classics. The duo debates over the best and worst player performances in the movie, then transition to discuss their Mount Rushmore of golf movies. They review Apple TV's "Stick" while offering critiques of Happy Gilmore 2, and share their impressions of golf legends. The episode touches on the Bernhard Langer controversy and Lab Golf's $200 million acquisition. They wrap up with future episode plans, FedEx Cup anticipation, and a tease of upcoming guests.

Matt Cook and Brent Grant explore Scottie Scheffler's core strategy and comparison to golf legends, highlighting his mindset, faith, and influence on the PGA Tour. They dive into the Korn Ferry Tour's challenges and the complexities of sponsorship and media rights in golf. A debate ensues between Tiger Woods and Scottie Scheffler's place in history, with Ted Scott's caddying skills spotlighted. The discussion shifts to major events, Rory's Masters victory, and schedule changes, before introducing golf prodigy Dylan Brack. They touch on Bryson's contract, LIV golfers' major performances, and potential PGA Tour returns. The episode wraps up with sponsor acknowledgments and Stark Health's impact on Matt's journey.

Matt Cook, Buttsy, and Nick Tarnasky dive into Tarnasky's NHL career and the viral golf fight heard round the world. They discuss its aftermath and conflict resolution on the course. Tarnasky shares insights on old-school hockey fights and his Open Championship pick, highlighting Team Canada's connection. The conversation shifts to golf course conflicts, Buttsy's Halloween costume, and Chris Gotterup's Scottish Open win. They analyze Open Championship betting odds, Rory McIlroy's motivation, and Scottie Scheffler's priorities. The episode touches on Talor Gooch's LIV Golf exclusion, Xander Schauffele's decision, and Grant Horvat's PGA Tour event choice, wrapping up with sponsor thanks and gratitude to Nick Tarnasky.

Matt Cook and Buttsy navigate a lively episode, beginning with a discussion on a viral Canadian golf course brawl and the appeal of Irish golf courses. They delve into sponsor updates, sharing hints about upcoming products. The tee-off report covers golf lessons for significant others, while the Scottish Open preview includes odds and player analyses, particularly focusing on Tommy Fleetwood and Bobby Mac. The Open Championship at Royal Portrush is previewed, with a debate on LIV golfers' participation. Tips for desert golf are shared alongside a Phil Mickelson anecdote. The episode wraps up with mental coaching insights, Swing Shift indoor golf reflections, and social media highlights, before concluding with sponsor acknowledgments and weekend plans.

Matt Cook and Buttsy kick off the episode by diving into the Roger Maltbie and Padraig Harrington incident at the U.S. Senior Open. They introduce the Swing Shift Golf Club, leading to a spirited debate on the differences between finding golf balls in competitive versus recreational play. Personal anecdotes and light-hearted conversations offer a glimpse into their golf experiences. Observations at the Swing Shift Golf Club are complemented by insights from Brent Grant. They discuss player reactions to pressure, indoor golf dynamics, and how to handle frustration and equipment damage on the course. The episode concludes with closing remarks and a look at future plans. ***Please Excuse Our Technical Difficulties During This Recording***

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.

Get 45% off the Magic Mind bundle with our link: https://www.magicmind.com/HOOKGOLFJAN 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