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In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown recap the Waste Management Open and discuss the Netflix show, Full Swing. They interview special guest, caddy Daniel Gregory, on his journey and experiences. The team also talks about caddy mistakes, player-caddy collaboration, and analyze the People's Open. They share heartfelt stories, discuss crowd behavior, and critique golfers' performances. The episode ends with anticipation for future episodes.

In this episode, Bobby Brown and Matt Cook delve into the TPC Scottsdale tournament and Waste Management's involvement, and foresee the upcoming Waste Management Open. They reflect on the Pebble Beach tournament, discuss Live Golf's acquisition of the Asian tour, and preview the People's Open. Bobby shares golf gossip and speculates about Phil Mickelson's retirement. The duo also talk about Dustin Johnson's withdrawal and the Netflix documentary about PGA tour players. The episode wraps up with a mention of social media guy, Brad Friedman.

In this episode, Matt Cook discusses his training regime and golf lesson rates. The team recaps the Farmers Insurance Open, focusing on Max Homa's career and performance. They dive into golf fashion controversies, discuss incorporating player commentary into broadcasts, and analyze the Dubai Desert Classic. They reflect on Spyglass Hill, preview Monterey Peninsula Country Club, and discuss drinking culture on the Tour. Lastly, they express their excitement for Pebble Beach and acknowledge the Korn Ferry Tour.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown recap the American Express, preview the Farmers Insurance Open, and discuss the Pennsylvania POCI Popper and Titleist deal. They also analyze the Amex leaderboard, the Korn Ferry tour, the European tour, and GM's involvement in golf. The hosts delve into John Rahm's prowess, Live Golf's management changes, and its controversial association with Saudi Arabia. They wrap up with predictions for upcoming tournaments and plans for the next episode.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown share Bobby's golfing anecdotes from his first week back on the job. They recap the Sony Open, discuss the American Express tournament, and analyze Netflix's 'Full Swing' golf documentary. They delve into putting strategies and challenges, share Bobby's humorous experiences with co-host Mikey, and discuss upcoming tournaments including Pebble Beach. They also talk about golf equipment changes and their impact on player performance. The episode wraps up with a look forward to next week's topics.

In episode 44 of season 2, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown delve into the collapse of Colin Morikawa, the Sony Open, and the new PGA Tour app. They discuss the role of a caddy and the impact of bad shots, critique player performances, make predictions, and speculate on the future of the league amid changes at Live Golf. Bobby also shares about his Hawaii trip and golfing experiences.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown discuss golf in 2023, make season predictions, and share New Year's Eve experiences. They talk about the upcoming Century Tournament of Champions, changes to the golf tournament, and new equipment deals. They announce a new apparel deal with Nike, review the Grails documentary, and discuss Smiley Kaufman and Brad Faxon joining NBC. The episode wraps up with a discussion on the PGA Tour's monopoly move and playing chances with Michael Jordan.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown delve into the PNC Championship, recount Matt's Christmas tales and golfing stories at Mountain Shadows. They evaluate young golfer Will McGee and East Side Golf brand, discuss the Masters tournament, and share their insights on the career of Atul Khosla. Also, they reflect on golf landscape changes in 2022, recap Rory McIlroy's win at FedEx, and send New Year wishes to listeners.

In this episode, guest Jay Chandrasekhar shares his golf journey, favorite courses, and views on watching golf on TV. The team also discusses professional golf challenges and how to improve one's game. Jay reveals his Scotland golf trip plans, his co-founding of Vouch Vault, and the anticipated release of Super Troopers 3.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown discuss the QBE shootout, notable player performances, and Tiger Woods' future in golf. They delve into the history of Shell's Wonderful World of Golf and potential match-ups, update on Mikey Perez's injury, and speculate on live golfers winning a major next year. They also predict the PNC championship, discuss the Moratius open, and the rebranding of Live Golf to Live Golf League.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown delve into a variety of golf events, including the Hero World Challenge, Australian Open, and South African Open. They analyze recent performances, betting on golf, and discuss the strategies of Scottie Scheffler and Tom Kim. Bobby shares his weekend getaway experience, while they also prep for the Australian Open and discuss predictions for the upcoming season. They discuss the dramatic win of Tristan Lawrence, the Capital One's The Match event, and the QBE Shootout. The challenges independent golfers face with health insurance costs and the new DraftKings Sportsbook at TPC Scottsdale are also explored. The episode wraps up with an introduction to Putting World and the quest for perfect golf equipment.

In this episode, Bobby Brown and Matt Cook delve into the Australian PGA championship, Adam Scott's PGA tour return, and the potential for mixed tournaments. They also discuss Tiger's caddy, Stevie, and the impact of Tiger's injury on his game. Bobby shares his caddying experiences and they make predictions for the hero world challenge. The episode wraps up with an interview with Jay Chandrasekhar.

In this episode, Bobby Brown and Matt Cook discuss the wrap-up of PGA Tour 2022 and the RSM Classic. Bobby shares his recovery journey and insights on Korean golfers. They analyze the RSM Classic, player performances, and make predictions. Matt shares his impressions on Fenson and his caddy, AJ Montecito. The episode transitions to a critique of the DP World Tour Championship and FedEx Cup structure, and updates on the Fox TV deal for golf. They preview the Australian PGA Championship, discuss potential player transfers, and Greg Norman's role change. The episode concludes with a gratitude segment.

In this episode, Bobby Brown shares his golf injury and recovery journey. The team recaps the Cadence Bank Houston Open, previews the RSM classic, and reviews Steven Alker's season. They discuss Nelly Korda's comeback, the future of the Saudi Golf League, and parenting in the PGA Tour. The episode concludes with an alleged theft incident involving Pat Perez and preparations for the upcoming Pro AM.

In this episode, Matt Cook gives an update on Bobby Brown's health, discusses the Maya Coba championship, shares a travel story from New York City, and previews the Cadence Bank Houston Open. The return of Tiger Woods to golf is announced, and the Capital One's The Match golf event is reviewed. The episode also includes a segment on the recent drama involving Greg Norman and Tyrell Hatton, an overview of the current state and future of golf, and Matt's experience hosting the show solo. Sponsored by Bushwood Spirits.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown delve into the Butterfield Bermuda Championship, preview the upcoming worldwide technology championship at Maya Coba, and discuss standout players like Travis Vic and Jordan Keith. They also touch on Latino team performance, Perez's antics, Mickelson's gambling habit, and player trades including Taylor Gooch's exit. The hosts also discuss making golf a team sport, share personal anecdotes, and discuss the Korn Ferry Tour qualifying school. They wrap up with their goals for the week.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown delve into the survival of live golf, share their experiences from recent tournaments including the CJ Cup, and predict outcomes for the Butterfield Bermuda championship. They also discuss player performance, upcoming tournaments, and the future of live golf including the Miami Team Championship. Bobby shares personal anecdotes from his week off and a surprising encounter with Giselle Bündchen. The episode wraps up with thoughts on baseball's current state.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown delve into recent golf championships and the impact of pressure on golfers, specifically discussing Ricky Fowler's performance. They share insights on TrackMan data and Congaree Golf Club, explore the role of a caddie, and recount Bobby's experience at a junior golf event. They also critique past PGA Tour arrangements, review the Farmers Insurance Open and Waste Management Open, and analyze the Live Golf tour's recruitment strategy. The episode wraps up with a discussion about the PGA Tour's financial arrangements and plans for the next podcast episode.

In this episode, Bobby Brown and Matt Cook delve into the Shriners Children's Open and World Golf rankings, discuss upcoming tournaments, and share insights on golf strategies and practice routines. They also talk about Bobby's family trip to Orlando, betting strategies, leadership styles in golf, and player frustrations. The episode concludes with views on LiveGolf and its future, along with an analysis of the upcoming Doral tournament.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown recap various golf tournaments, discuss personal travel experiences, and review golf courses. They also share insights on caddy changes, player performances, and PGA Tour dynamics. The duo explores the caddy-player relationship, plans potential golf trips, and introduces the Shriners Children's open. They talk about managing golf calculations, equipment, and grass types at TPC Summerlin, and share stories from golf trips. The episode wraps up with predictions for upcoming tournaments, a discussion on Live Golf vs PGA Tour, and an introduction to the MENA tour.

In this episode, Matt Cook and special guest Manuel Villegas discuss Manny's golfing history, his journey from professional golfer to caddy, and his experiences at the President's Cup. They delve into the importance of positivity and patience in the sport, and explore the cultural nuances of Korean golf. The episode wraps up with a critique of team formation strategies, a review of the President's Cup aftermath, and plans for the next episode in Las Vegas.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown dissect the Fortinet championship, discuss player performances and delve into the mental game of golf. They spotlight golf rookies, predict outcomes for the President's Cup, and examine the Live Tour's influence. The hosts also touch on ASU Football and NCAA allegations, PGA Tour politics, and interview Phil Mickelson's coach, Andrew Getson. They debunk golf rumors, explore tour demographics, and discuss course culture.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown delve into the latest PGA Tour season, discussing the BMW championship and the upcoming Fortinet Championship. They share caddy insights and chat with guest John Wood about Pro AM preparations. The hosts reflect on cultural golf differences between the US and UK, discuss rising stars like Shane Lowry and Taylor Gooch, and examine the World Golf rankings. They also touch on the influence of social media on golf, PGA Tour's handling of controversies, and the impact of Live Golf on social interactions. The future of the PGA Tour is also discussed before a preview of the next episode.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown discuss the debate on wearing shorts in Live Golf, explain the PGA tour membership process, and share Eric Barnes' COVID story. They critique Golf Channel's announcers, discuss player attitudes towards major championships, and reveal the International team for the President's Cup. They also talk about team play dynamics, marketing strategies, and upcoming events.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown delve into the Korn Ferry tour and the tour championship, discussing caddie styles, betting, and potential format changes. They introduce Kyle Westmoreland, discuss parental challenges in modern coaching, and explore Harold Varner's career choices. The hosts also discuss the new Tour Golf League, future of the President's Cup, and preview upcoming Korn Ferry Tour. They speculate on potential new formats and guests for the podcast.

In episode 24, Bobby Brown and Matt Cook recap the BMW championship, preview the tour championship, and delve into Patrick Cantley's victory. They explore the strategy and psychology of golfing for money and discuss the challenges of complex golf courses. The episode also touches on personal interests, upcoming games, and Harold Varner's potential move to Live Golf. Finally, they cover PGA tour strategies, make predictions for the East Lake tournament, and discuss the Pull Hook Golf shop and Bobby's top pick for Atlanta.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown delve into the first FedEx cup playoff, Troy Merritt's performance, and the impact of weather on gameplay. They discuss handling pressure on the course, their impressions of Wilmington Country Club, and Will Zalatorris' breakthrough victory. The duo also covers the Saudi Golf League, the role of money in golf, and PGA Tour's earnings. The episode concludes with reflections on player performances and a sneak peek into player advisory council insights.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown delve into the live golf vs PG tour battle, discuss late-season caddy changes, and their impact. They interview Tom Kim about his journey and performance and preview the upcoming FedEx cup event. They also explore Ricky Fowler's career changes, speculate on his coaching choices, and discuss the financial aspects of caddying for top golfers. The episode concludes with a discussion on the Live lawsuit and its implications on the PGA tour.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Bobby Brown celebrate Bobby's birthday before diving into a discussion about the 3M tournament and Troy Merritt's performance. They explore game strategies, player mindset, and performance analysis, and also delve into sneaker culture in golf. The team then analyzes the Wyndham Championship, speculates on Cameron Young's future, and debates the future of the Live Golf tour. They discuss Matthew Wolf's mental health, the relevance of older players, and the rumored Aussie team formation. The episode wraps up with a critique of Tiger Woods' deal, speculations on Greg Norman's future, and the impact of live golf on fan engagement and the PGA Tour.

In this episode, Bobby Brown and Matt Cook chat with PGA tour player James Hahn about his golf performance and journey from UC Berkeley to the professional circuit. They discuss the importance of trust and teamwork in a caddy-player relationship, featuring insights from Hahn's new caddy, Carson Tilly. Hahn also reminisces about his viral Gangnam Style dance moment and shares his thoughts on the impact of LiveGolf on the sport's future.

In this episode, Bobby Brown and Matt Cook chat with PGA Tour pro Matt Every about his journey to the PGA, his transition into TV and the launch of his clothing line, Live Forever Golf. They delve into the changing dynamics of golf training, the importance of caddies, and the challenges of Bay Hill. They also discuss the impact of a potential $100,000,000 deal on live golf, the future of the golf industry, and the trials of running a clothing line.

In this episode, guest Micah Fugitt shares his experiences with golfers like Ben Martin and Billy Horschel, including insights from the FedEx Cup year. The hosts explore the balance of personal and professional life in golf, fallout with Doug Gim, and the financial dynamics between caddy and player. They discuss the Cornberry Tour, challenges in the golf industry, and the impact of Live Golf on the PGA Tour. The episode ends with debates on Tiger Woods' press conference, the Open Championship predictions, and an announcement for season 2 of the Pull Hook Golf podcast.

In this episode, Matt Cook, Bobby Brown, and guest Lance Bennett, a PGA Tour Caddy, discuss Bennett's career, the caddy lifestyle, memorable tours, and professional relationships. They also delve into the future of golf, touching on topics like live golf and changing dynamics.

In this episode, Matt Cook, Scott McGuinness, and Bobby Brown share insights on the life of a PGA tour caddy. They discuss Scott's journey, early experiences, and his work with Matt Jones. They also share fun tour stories, reflect on the mental strain of being a caddy, and discuss golf strategy and technology. The episode concludes with a debate on the future of the PGA Tour.

In this episode, Matt Cook and guest Mei Brennan delve into Steph Curry's golf prowess and her experience filming Holy Moly. They discuss Mei's journey as a golf professional and influencer, analyze the golf influencer industry, and compare the Live Golf Tour and PGA tour. The potential of a female golf influencers tour is discussed, as well as Mei's decision between a career as an influencer vs professional golfer. The episode concludes with a discussion on a social media scramble tournament and how to connect with Mei online.

In this episode, Bobby Brown and Matt Cook kick off season 2 by analyzing the US Open, discussing player performances and game strategies. They probe into the impact of caddy-player relationships on the game, and explore the mental side of golf. The duo also scrutinize the management of the US Open, debate the Live Golf Tour, and discuss balancing golf careers with family life. The episode wraps up with a teaser about a secret guest for the next episode.

In this episode, Bobby Brown and Matt Cook delve into the US Open golf course design, the impact of the Live Golf Tour, and predictions for upcoming PGA Tours. They discuss the future of the PGA Tour, the role of caddies, and the struggles of minor league golfers. They also touch on Phil Mickelson's press strategy, upcoming talents, and the influence of social media on tour wives.

In this episode, golf pro Shaun Clark from Golf Pros NYC joins Matt Cook for a lively discussion. They explore topics such as the Live Golf Invitational series, the future of the PGA Tour, the appeal of different golf tours, and the influence of Tiger Woods on player mentality. Shaun also shares his plans to qualify for the Open Championship at St. Andrews and his decision to change his golf club set-up.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Mikey Perez dissect the PGA championship, focusing on Justin Thomas's win and Mito Pereira's performance. They discuss Colt Knost's transition to broadcasting, golf fashion trends, and share thoughts on coming in second place at the 2008 Bobby Hope. The duo also critique Justin Thomas's and Will Zalatoris's performances, including a deep-dive into Zalatoris's putting technique. They wrap up the episode discussing Eddie Pepperell's tweets, golf equipment, and the impact of hitting putts off the toe.

In this episode, the Pull Hook Golf crew welcomes guest Fat Perez. They discuss the growth of Fat Perez's brand, the impact of influencer marketing in golf, and Instagram strategies. The team also chats about golfing with retired athletes, golf fashion, and the 'Eurostep'. Matt Cook shares a softball anecdote while they delve into the rise of Fat Perez's popularity. The group also talks about the PGA Tour's decisions, the significance of the Players Championship, and experiences at the Waste Management tournament.

In this episode, Matt Cook, Mikey Perez, Bobby Brown, and Buttsy explore topics ranging from Max Homa's impending fatherhood to the impact of Stan Utley on golfers. They debate Greg Norman's comments on the Live Invitational series, dissect Rory's game flaws, and share funny golf incidents. The hosts also delve into Bobby Brown's winning streak with Dustin Johnson, his relationship with DJ's ex-girlfriend's twin sister, and his eventual break-up with DJ. They discuss the significance of a good caddy and the charm of caddy collectibles, before wrapping up with a humorous take on organic food.

In this episode, Bobby Brown shares his experiences working with Dustin Johnson and Kyle Stanley. The team debates the quality of PGA tour putters and shares their appreciation for golf. They reflect on missed opportunities, qualifying for the British Open, and recall their first interactions with Dustin Johnson. The discussion also covers Ryder Cup experiences, Johnson's strategies, and transitioning to working with other players.

In this episode, special guest Bobby Brown shares his journey into professional caddying and experiences with amateur golfers. He discusses his transition to the PGA tour, working with Dustin Johnson, and handling critical moments at the Pebble Beach US Open. The hosts also delve into golf scenarios, crowd behavior, and Bobby's stories of Dustin's wins and journey with coach Butch.

In this episode, guest Derek Anderson delves into his transition from NFL to golf and life post-retirement. The team discusses golf trips, the potential for a Pull Hook Golf event, and insights into the Live Invitational Tour. Also, they contemplate on the PGA Tour competition, Derek's Montana plans, and golf in Scottsdale. The episode wraps up with discussions on Greg Norman's influence and fitness in golf.

In this episode, Mikey Perez and Matt Cook talk about Mikey's experience at the Bridges, his encounter with DirecTV, and the advice he got from John Daley. They discuss upcoming golf events, the Masters recap, and Mikey's tournament preparation. They delve into the uniqueness of Pull Hook Golf podcast, Scotty Scheffler's success, the role of caddies, and Jordan Spieth's Masters story. They wrap up with future plans for the podcast, golf equipment, upcoming talents, and Mikey's time with the Grand Canyon University Golf team.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Mikey Perez welcome Mister Short Game. They delve into their Augusta National experiences, debate handicaps and playing formats, and discuss golf's growth. They also touch on the influence of Hollywood on golf, content creation, and share anecdotes about Augusta. Wrapping up with some friendly banter and predictions for Augusta National.

In this episode, renowned golf coach David Leadbetter joins Bobby, Mikey, and Buttsy to share his experience in the sport. They discuss the story of a young golfer's journey to America, upcoming tournaments, and the mental challenges in golf. The team also dives into the career of Charles Howell III, golf equipment changes, and shares some hilarious golf course stories.

In this episode, Mikey Perez and Bobby Brown delve into Phil Mickelson's involvement in the Live Invitational Tour, share feel-good golf stories, and discuss the impact of social media and technology on the sport. They also share their junior golf experiences, propose a match-play based Major Championship, and critique the Big Break's production team. The episode wraps up with an analysis of current players' performances, equipment, and a focus on charitable efforts in golf.

In this episode, Matt Cook and Mikey Perez dive into their personal golf stories and discuss golf injuries and recovery. They analyze the Player's Championship and the new golf league, speculate on Phil Mickelson's impact on the Live Golf Invitational series, and share their ambitions in the golfing world. The episode wraps up with an introduction to the guest line-up for future episodes.