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A U.S. Open preview and the LIV undercurrents at Brookline

A U.S. Open preview and the LIV undercurrents at Brookline

<p><strong>Andy and Brendan are live from the </strong><a href="https://www.precisionprogolf.com/?gclid=CjwKCAjw46CVBhB1EiwAgy6M4sWbLgRjA2PHLd1b0gl_U3YO_y7d94dKUa2MSnHA-2EIgrEZ9RyyqxoCFRkQAvD_BwE"><u><strong>Precision Pro </strong></u></a><strong>House in Boston, where they’re on site after a full day at the U.S. Open. They begin with Brooksy getting pissy with the press for talking too much about LIV, but relay how that battle for pro golf’s future is dominating every conversation with different stakeholders on the ground this week. That may change once the balls are in the air on Thursday, and they go long with a full preview of how the course has looked so far this week, some potential trouble spots, and why the USGA might be fearful of actually pushing the envelope. They also discuss the reception Phil’s received and might receive during the championship. The usual “favorite tee times” segment of major week yields some laughs about a few peculiar trios. Lastly, they close with reports of the DP World Tour possibly turning on the strategic alliance with the PGA Tour to get in bed with the Saudis.</strong></p>

The Shotgun Start · The Fried Egg

June 15, 20221h 6m

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Show Notes

Andy and Brendan are live from the Precision Pro House in Boston, where they’re on site after a full day at the U.S. Open. They begin with Brooksy getting pissy with the press for talking too much about LIV, but relay how that battle for pro golf’s future is dominating every conversation with different stakeholders on the ground this week. That may change once the balls are in the air on Thursday, and they go long with a full preview of how the course has looked so far this week, some potential trouble spots, and why the USGA might be fearful of actually pushing the envelope. They also discuss the reception Phil’s received and might receive during the championship. The usual “favorite tee times” segment of major week yields some laughs about a few peculiar trios. Lastly, they close with reports of the DP World Tour possibly turning on the strategic alliance with the PGA Tour to get in bed with the Saudis.