The Pull Hook

In this episode, Matt Cook gives updates on the PGA Tour and PIF, discusses the century tournament of champions, and shares some personal anecdotes from New Year's celebrations. He provides an in-depth analysis of key players including Scottie Scheffler, Victor Holveland, Ludwig Auburg, and Colin Morikawa. The episode also explores Jason Day's brand switch, upcoming interviews, players' compensation for the Ryder Cup, and the latest live golf news. Finally, there's a preview of the Century Tournament of Champions and a look ahead at the Sony Open.

In this episode, Matt Cook and guest Mike Krahe share their golf journeys and insights. They discuss Mike's move to golf instruction, the significance of finger pressure, and the effect of body motion in golf. The duo also talk about renowned golf teachers in California and Arizona, and compare golf learning to Matt's steak grilling techniques. They end by discussing the influence of the internet on golf learning.

In this episode, Matt Cook joins the team to discuss the Q school, provide a recap of the PNC championship, and delve into the psychological aspects of golf. They also share updates on the NBC Broadcast Team shake up, the PGA Tour's massive private equity investment, and player reactions to PGA Tour and PIF negotiations. The episode concludes with a look at the Taylor Gooch to Matthew Wolf trade, year-end live stream plans, and appreciation for the audience.

In this episode, Matt Cook chats with professional golfer Kevin Streelman. They delve into Kevin's journey, from earning his PG tour card to balancing family, fitness, and tour life. Kevin shares his golfing mindset, strategies, and advice for young players. He discusses the challenges and evolution of golf tours, his career highlights, and his thoughts on the current golf atmosphere, including PGA Tour changes.

In this episode, Matt Cook recaps the Hero World Challenge and delves into Tiger Woods's comeback and future. The state of the PGA Tour and Australian tournaments are analyzed, followed by a preview of the Grand Thornton Invitational. Special guest Kevin Strelman is announced. The golf ball rollback and the rise of Live Golf are discussed. The potential impact of John Rahm's departure for the PGA Tour PIP deal is examined, and the PGA Tour's promotional efforts are critiqued. The episode wraps up with sponsor acknowledgements and a preview of next week's episode.

In this episode, Matt Cook examines the recent shakeup in the NBC Golf broadcast team and previews the Hero World Challenge. He discusses rumors surrounding John Rahm, the PGA Tour, and PIF the Magic Fund. The episode also covers the Joburg Open review, Minwoo Lee's victory in Australia, and upcoming interviews on the podcast.

In this episode, Matt Cook breaks down the RSM classic and upcoming golf events, discusses the top 125 of the fall season, and reacts to Jordan Spieth's appointment to the PGA Tour policy board. The team also delves into Tiger Woods' return at the Hero World Challenge, the collapse of the dome for the TGL and its implications, the potential advantages of the TGL delay, and recent golf player re-signings. Sponsored by Swanny's Golf and Swannies.co.

In this episode, former Korn Ferry Tour player, Blake Parks, joins the team to share his journey through Q School and experiences in the Azure tour. The transition to PGA tour events, including the Butterfield Bermuda championship, is discussed. New talent, Fred Biondi, and the PGA Tour's promotional strategies are introduced. Blake shares his predictions for the RSM classic and the team discusses Max Homa's performance, his bromance with Justin Thomas, and the Netflix Cup. The episode wraps up with an introduction to season 2 of Pull Hook Golf Podcast and a discussion on new features.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Andrew Hannon discuss Hannon's journey into golf fitness, his transition from a corporate gym to small business and how he built an online presence. They touch on the key principles of golf-specific fitness, celebrate Wyndham Clark's breakthrough year, and delve into Hannon's fitness philosophy. The conversation also covers fitness as a lifestyle, nutritional advice for golfers, and the role of nutritional balance in achieving fitness goals.

In this episode, Matt Cook discusses the Worldwide Technology Championship and the Butterfield Bermuda Championship. He also provides updates on the Tomorrow Golf League (TGL), explores Tiger Woods' business strategy and ownership in Full Swing Golf, and discusses player substitution in team format. The episode wraps up with an introduction of the Live Golf qualifier event and a discussion on the future of the PGA Tour and Live Golf.

In this episode, Matt Cook discusses updates from the Indoor Golf League, analyzes the Worldwide Technology Championship, and shares player picks and strategy. The team also discusses Justin Thomas' new signing, Boston Common Golf's logo design, and PGA Tour investment from Endeavor. They also touch on the role of Jimmy Dunn in PGA Tour negotiations, introduce a new indoor golf league, and share news about upcoming live streams on millions.co.

In this episode, guest Brandon Epstein, author of "Program to Fail," discusses his work with Matt Cook and its application to athletes. They delve into Epstein's journey to self-improvement, his unconventional healing methods inspired by Aaron Rogers, and the influence of early life programming. The conversation also covers overcoming self-doubt in golf, common mental blocks in athletes, and the mental challenges inherent in professional sports. Epstein shares his coaching journey and future plans.

In this episode, Matt Cook covers the Zozo championship, discusses the PGA Tour and PIF agreement, and analyses potential investments in the PGA tour. Transitioning to live golf, they share their team championship experiences and future prospects. They also delve into the effects of DMT, psilocybin on golf performance, and share personal experiences with Ayahuasca and magic mushrooms. The episode concludes with previews of upcoming events.

In this episode, Matt Cook delves into the Arizona skins league at Mountain Shadows and recaps the Shriners Children's Open. The team also discusses Netflix's first live event, Live Golf Jetta, and anticipates the upcoming Zozo championship. Further in, they critique Live Golf Jetta's event and performances, analyze the 4 Aces team's recent showing and future predictions. The episode wraps up with a teaser on Matt Cook's golfing comeback.

In this episode, Bobby Brown and Matt Cook discuss Sh Kim's inside the ropes experience, the Shriners Children's Open, FedEx delivery issues, and the serenity of golfing alone. They delve into Bobby's caddie techniques, the importance of short game, Lexi Thompson's participation, and the PGA Tour. They also analyze the Sanderson Farms Championship, Luke List's win, current golf rankings, and propose a new betting format.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown dive into the Ryder Cup, discussing key players' performances and the rumored mini COVID outbreak in the USA team room. They also dive into the Joe LaCava and Rory McIlroy incident and debate over players' compensation and ownership of likeness. The episode wraps up with a preview of the Sanderson Farms Championship and discussions on future golf events.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown offer a comprehensive preview of the Ryder Cup. They break down Team USA and Team Europe, analyze team captains and strategies, and delve into team selection. The anticipation of the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black is discussed, as well as Bobby Brown's personal experiences and insights into Ryder Cup culture. The show concludes with predictions for the Ryder Cup and key players to watch.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown delve into recent golf events, analyze SH Kim's performance and club choices, and discuss the unique playing style of upcoming golfer, Saiid. They also talk about the role of officials in game pace, Bobby's caddying success with Troy Merritt, and his lifestyle changes. Predictions for Sungjae in 2024, prospects from the corn fairy tour, and an introduction to Live Golf Chicago are also covered. The episode ends with a teaser for a Ryder Cup special episode.

In this episode, the team chats with Adeel Yang from DriveBox, discussing the origin and impact of his mobile golf simulator creation. They delve into the technology, corporate events, and partnerships, and explore its role in data simplification. They also discuss startup challenges, the future of DriveBox, potential collaborations, and how it serves as a mobile billboard in the Bay Area.

In this episode, golf influencer Summer Willis joins Matt Cook for an insightful discussion. They delve into Summer's journey into golf, her hiatus, and her experiences as a woman in the industry. They also tackle golf dress codes, the role of social media, and the influence of style on the sport. Summer shares her content creation strategies and the intersection of engineering in her work. The conversation ends on her transition from influencer to golf instructor and her future plans.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown recap the Tour Championship, discuss the controversy surrounding Ryder Cup USA captain's picks, and analyze Victor Hoglund's and Xander Schauffele's performances. They preview the upcoming Walker Cup, discuss Rory's back injury, and make predictions for future golf tournaments. The hosts also delve into golf betting, share their Ryder Cup stories, and highlight upcoming golf events to watch. They conclude by discussing the impact of the college football season on golf viewership and share future plans for the podcast.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown recap the BMW Championship, discuss the US amateur at Cherry Hills, and take listeners behind the scenes of the BMW Championship. They speculate on Scottie Scheffler's future, debate the playoff point system, and discuss golf course changes. They also talk about Troy Mayor's frozen shoulder diagnosis and its impact, the Ryder Cup team selection, and announce a live broadcast on millions.co.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown discuss the FedEx Saint Jude Championship, speculate on the Ryder Cup team selection and share locker room stories. They also chat about their shopping habits in Maui, their favorite watches, and introduce the BMW championship. They evaluate Colin Morikawa's performance and discuss golf club sponsors and weekly penny bets. The episode wraps up with a review of the Live Golf Bedminster event, player trades, and a recap of golf picks and scores.

In this episode, Fat Perez and Matt Cook discuss Perez's journey in Bobby Does Sports, balancing life on the road, and the current state of their golf game. They delve into Bobby Brown's content creation strategy, introduce new members Jet and Ticket, and share their experiences with celebrity golf collaborations. The team also discusses competing against different skill levels, their partnership with Callaway, upcoming plans, and maintaining authenticity on social media.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown recap the Wyndham Championship and discuss Lucas Glover's victory. They also provide an analysis of Russell Henley's performance and share personal experiences with Glover and his caddy. The duo interviews Neil Huffman from the LAGC and TGL league, and discuss the potential Ryder Cup team selection. The episode wraps up with golf picks for team play and a recap of the episode's topics.

In this episode, Matt Cook talks to Neil Hubbard, President of Los Angeles Golf Club. They discuss revenue generation, future plans, and the club's partnership with the PGA Tour. They delve into tech advancements in golf, the Tomorrow Golf League, and the potential of an LA Golf Club clubhouse. Neal shares strategies for digital community building and the importance of community engagement. The conversation concludes with a look at the future of LA Golf Club and potential rivalry with Boston in the Tomorrow Golf League.

In this episode, Bobby Brown and Matt Cook recap the 3M Open and discuss the upcoming FedEx Cup playoffs. They delve into player performances at the 3M Open and share personal stories from the tournament. The conversation shifts to the FedEx Cup, golf attire, and opinions on Barstool's broadcasting. They also discuss Tiger Woods' influence on the PGA Tour and tease an interview with Neil Hubbard, President of LA Golf Club.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown recap the 151st Open Championship, pay tribute to former co-host Mikey Perez, and discuss mental health. They also preview the 3M Open and review the Barracuda Championship, delving into Akshay Bhatia's career and Brian Harmon's victory. The episode also explores golfing skills, strategies, social media feuds, and the future of junior golf.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown preview the Open Championship, recap the Scottish Open, and discuss the mindset needed for upcoming tournaments. They also analyze the Memphis playoff contenders and discuss player performances at the Scottish Open and Barbasol Championship. The hosts also give their picks for the upcoming championship and share their unique dietary routines.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown discuss the John Deere Classic and Genesis Scottish Open, and give updates on the Barbisol Championship and Penny bets. They delve into the Live Golf London event and the Senate hearing on PGA Tour. The duo also addresses the Saudi deal complexities affecting Live Golf and PGA Tour, potential Saudi investment in golf, and questions about the PGA Tour's financial dealings. The episode wraps up with a preview of upcoming interviews and a recap of the Genesis Scottish Open.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown dive into a recap of the Rocket Mortgage Classic and their 4th of July experiences. They analyze Ricky Fowler's performance and discuss caddies' career earnings. They chat about Canadian golfers' dominance and Troy Merritt's comeback. The hosts also discuss their betting results, Scott Kim's performance, and preview the John Deere Classic. The episode wraps up with a recap of the Live Golf event and a look at future events.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown discuss the live Golf event in Volderama and analyze a leaked partnership framework. They review the Travelers Championship, focusing on Bradley and Gatley's performances, and delve into Cam's stats. The hosts provide an overview of the John Deere field and the upcoming week in Detroit, including a preview of the Rocket Mortgage classic. They also analyze Eamon Lynch's article about Patrick Cantlay and speculate on Jay Monahan's health. The future of Live Golf and the impact of the new partnership framework on the golf industry are also discussed.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown offer a comprehensive recap of the US Open and discuss a potential merger. They delve into the life of a caddy for Sung J. M. and analyze Brown Kepka's performance and mental strength. They also touch upon women's golf and the LPGA, before reviewing the betting results and competition status. Bobby talks about Ricky Fowler's challenges and trajectory, while Matt introduces the upcoming Travelers Championship and shares news from a recent PGA tour meeting, including possible changes to golf attire rules.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown discuss the RBC Canadian Open, emerging golf talents, and the influence of social media on golf. They delve into Bobby's personal golf interests, make predictions for the U.S. Open, and engage in light-hearted banter. They also discuss Live Golf contracts, the future of PGA tour, and share insights from Claude Harmon's emergency podcast.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown celebrate Rose's first win, preview the RBC Canadian Open, and recap the Memorial Tournament. They delve into the PGA Tour and DP World Tour merger, discussing its implications, and speculate about the future of Live Golf. The hosts also share thoughts on Bryson DeChambeau's physical changes, gambling in golf, and commend Jay Monahan's bold decisions.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown discuss Bobby's first week caddying for S 6 Kim at the Charles Schwab Challenge, the importance of strategy in golf, and the challenges of a rookie season. They also delve into the potential impact of Jack Nicholas's lawsuit, critique the PGA Tour's broadcast system, and discuss the Claude Harmon controversy. Insights from Scottie Scheffler's agent and a discussion on the modern golf athlete wrap up this comprehensive golf talk.

In Episode 63, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown dissect the PGA Championship, discussing player performances, the course, and controversial topics. They delve into Michael Block's career impact, the struggles of grassroots golfers, and the pressures on PGA officials. They share personal tournament stories, betting predictions, and thoughts on rankings. The episode also previews the Live Golf DC event, explores Jupiter's golf scene, and features a listener Q&A.

In this episode, Bobby Brown and Matt Cook dissect the AT&T Byron Nelson, discuss Bobby's switch from Troy Merritt to SH Kim, and talk about Jason Day's win. They also delve into the PGA Championship, share their Penny Bets, and critique the Live Golf Tulsa event. The episode concludes with a discussion on Phil Mickelson's performance and the future of golf.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown recap recent golf events, analyze the Wells Fargo Championship and anticipate the AT&T Brown Nelson event. They discuss the highs and lows of golf, focusing on Wyndham Clark's performance and Michael Kim's comeback. They delve into the mental game of players during tournaments and share personal experiences. The episode also touches on the recent shooting incident in Texas, betting in golf, major caddy moves, and Rory McElroy's performance. The hosts preview the AT&T Byron Nelson at TPC Craig Ranch, share betting tips and predictions, and close with a spirited movie discussion and birthday celebration for Matt Cook.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown recap the Mexico Open and preview the Wells Fargo Championship, with a focus on Tony Finau's performance and betting choices. They discuss notable players like John Rahm, share news from Caddy World, and provide insights into the caddie industry. The episode concludes with an analysis of PGA Tour putters and a recap of penny bets.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown recap the Zurich Classic, reflect on the team event, and analyze Davis Riley and Nate Hardy's win. They discuss the role of a caddy, critique slow play, and analyze various players' performances. They preview Mexico open at Vedanta, discuss live Golf Adelaide and delve into Australian golf history, team dynamics, and golf betting. The episode concludes with a story about Si Woo Kim's shirt and Charlie Hoffman's humor.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown discuss the RBC Heritage recap and Zurich Classic preview, delve into JT and Bones' partnership, and analyze Jordan Spieth's influence on golf. They also explore Matt Fitz Patrick's ranking, Scottie Scheffler's performance, and John Rom's post-Masters performance. The hosts further discuss their golf picks, critique Jadaya Morgan's comments, and share insights on the upcoming Adelaide tournament.

In this episode, Bobby and Matt delve into John Rahm's Masters win, golfing at Hilton Head, and the impact of money on golfers. They discuss the difference between 54-hole and 72-hole events, critique WAGs' involvement in the Masters, and explore the controversy around sharing club information. They also analyze performances at the Masters, discuss slow play, and speculate on Tiger Woods's retirement. The episode wraps up with predictions for the RBC Heritage event, movie recommendations, and some light-hearted banter.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown recap the Valero Tournament, delve into live golf analysis, and share their Masters Tournament predictions. They explore amateur talent Sam Bennett, recall Augusta memories with Tour Players, and discuss Augusta National's Women's Tournament. The episode concludes with a transition to Hilton Head, Augusta trivia, and a discussion on live golf controversies.

In this episode, Bobby Brown and Matt Cook delve into the World Golf championships, discussing performances and predicting outcomes for the Velero Texas Open. They touch on betting strategies, the importance of mindset, and roast golfers. They also speculate about Live Golf's future plans and share news about a new business venture.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown delve into a detailed analysis of upcoming golf events and the golf league concept. They share personal experiences, discuss Troy's performance and Bobby's reflections on it. They dissect the Valspar Championship, Taylor Moore's game, and the Simpson-Tesori split. They also predict outcomes for the World Golf Championships, discuss the issue of lengthy golf games, and explore Live Golf's business model.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown delve into the Player's Championship and the upcoming Valspar Championship. Bobby shares his experiences from a tough week and they reflect on Troy Merritt's strategy. Matt shares his honeymoon story in Tulum and they both discuss their picks for the week. The episode wraps up with a discussion on the Live Golf Tucson event and Bobby's expectations for future golf events.

In this episode, Bobby Brown and Matt Cook discuss a variety of golf-related topics. They kick off with a recap of the week and Matt's wedding weekend. Insights on Kirk Kitayama's game and the importance of strength and speed in golf are shared. The duo also discusses strategic play, player performance, and changes in the PGA tour for 2024. They wrap up with a talk on upcoming events and introduce the "Birdie Bobby" game for practice sessions.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown discuss the latest caddy news, share experiences from the Myakoba live event, and delve into player-caddy strategies. They also touch on player fitness, Pearson Cooty's PGA Tour debut, a food poisoning incident at Honda, and preparation for the Bay Hill game. Tipping etiquette in the golf industry and Matt's upcoming wedding are also announced.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown discuss live golf at Maya Coba and the upcoming Honda Classic. Bobby shares his decision to caddy for Sanjay and talks about player nutrition. They recap the Genesis Invitational and discuss John Rom's victory. Later, they delve into the Paul Casey tampon joke controversy, make predictions for the Honda Invitational, and comment on the Netflix golf series. They also discuss Phil Mickelson's team changes, betting on the worst performing team, and Adidas ending relationships with Dustin Johnson and Sergio Garcia.