Cam’s legendary final round is dissected, with a few key spots and shots picked out that seemed to turn the tide in the final hours. After walking with Cam, Rory, and the rest, they relay what they saw and why it shook out the way it did. They close with yet another shadow FedExCup eligibility list that deals with the suspended LIV players.Ī magical week for Andy and Brendan at The Open comes to a close with this recap episode after the final round at The Old Course. Andrews, and the helicopter parents head to Bandon for the Junior Am. Davis Love III making it into a featured group for the Rocket Mortgage Classic is shouted about, in between praise for the event’s mission and character.
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The added events for next year that might commit players to an international series in far flung corners of the globe is discussed. There is more Stenson scorn, some warning about contracts as they relate to the “relegation” concept or lack thereof, and the PGA Tour’s potential parroting of that contract model. They lament the lack of access to any of these players, who will be off for more than a month between LIV events. Andy and Brendan laugh at Laurie Canter getting passed around, the decrepit Niblicks squad, and the moderate interest in the actual golf. This Wednesday episode begins with LIV’s return to the schedule for the week. They close with some spicy quotes on the upcoming Wentworth commingling, as well as some Minor League Golf Tour talk given Eric Cole’s success at KFT Finals.
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They hit on the season plus playoffs format of handing out 50 cards continuing to work, but with the usual appeal for more movement once in-season. There is praise for another KFT finals Sunday delivering, and a hypothetical about what’s to stop LIV from taking a run at Justin Suh. They are increasingly bought in on the entertainment appeal of the 54-hole format and the shotgun start. They discuss how Westy’s abominable gag may be the surest sign yet that this is legitimate competition.
Andy and Brendan discuss the tension between the curiosity factor from its initial events wearing off against the context for the league that builds with each event. This Labor Day episode is largely a discussion of the LIV Boston event and where this disruptor league might be heading.
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