Open thanks to our great friends at B.Draddy (use promo code SGS30 for 30 percent off). Open: LACC bites, Rickie hangs on, Rory sits pretty They close with a few amusements from the broadcast and look ahead to the … Travelers? Thanks to B.Draddy (use promo code SGS30 for 30 percent off) for supporting us this week in LA.įriday from the U.S. LACC as a host is given one final discussion, from the awful ticket issues that continued to bubble up as a story on Sunday, to the setup and conditioning. Scottie, Cam, Tommy, and a few others are also reviewed. There’s significant time spent on Rory, and whether this is worse or harder to take than the Old Course, where and how he made his mistakes, and how severe a critique should be levied for this runner-up. They discuss the “deflation” factor of a Sunday with some of the crowd issues, the course hollering, and Rory McIlroy disappointment. They get in to Clark’s victory, praising his strengths over four days while also being incredulous that this is someone who played an opposite field event just several weeks ago. They discuss the anger and furor over the width of the 18th fairway not punishing Wyndham Clark’s heave up the last. Open Sunday recap from the Draddy HouseĪndy and Brendan close out the week at LACC with this review of the U.S. There’s a short segment on some of the big amateur winners before news closes it out with aerials coming out of Panther National. Paddy’s win on the Champs Tour has them proposing a wild card Ryder Cup pick. There is also further intel on Zac Blair’s prep before his big T2 finish, and some reaction to Rory McIlroy’s quotes popping the setup and birdie-fest of TPC River Highlands in contrast to LACC. They discuss Bradley’s career and what this win, if anything, does for his Ryder Cup chances. After an audio mishap during the ad read, and an incorrect URL, they get on to the Travelers Championship won by the home-region kid, Keegan Bradley. They discuss Rose Zhang’s push as well before a radical idea is proposed and debated for the PGA. Then Brendan and Andy get on with reactions to the Women’s PGA at Baltusrol, which fizzled somewhat on the par-5s closing stretch, save for one clinching birdie from Ruoning Yin. This Monday episode begins with some internal confusion about upcoming Fried Egg events and Pro Shop merch. A radical PGA idea, Keegan’s “home game,” and Rory’s critique of course setup
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