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This leads to further discussion about LIV, its latest recruits, and a scoop about the number of releases requested for the London event and the cheeky end-around cited. Our SGS Spotlight features focuses on Hal Sutton, aka Halimony aka The Bear Apparent aka Prince Hal aka Popeye Arms. Senior Open, we review the Notre Dame course and a potential Stevie Fountains of the Senior circuit to back this week. Breakout caused by a sweaty uniform nyt crossword clue. Then they spend the first 30 minutes or so discussing the re-emergence and re-branding of the PGL. But first, there are ample details and discussion on an attempted garage sale at Andy's house over the weekend. This was also where Annika Sorenstam's bid to win a calendar year slam came undone and Lorena Ochoa's really started to take off.
We question the Web Tour's bizarre cross-country schedule. Then we spend time reviewing the good, bad, and ugly from The Match. Finally, they wrap with a discussion of the South African Open in Joburg, where three spots for the British Open are up for grabs. It's the event of the week but some troubling news out of Tulsa, where Andy was recording from, reveals the honor may be tainted by an appliance bribe. News hits on DJ's amusing and verbose statement on his withdrawal, some data about the absolute absurdity and game-able-ness of the FedExCup points system, and the purchase of TaylorMade. This Monday plus Wednesday episode begins with a mea culpa after the first episode of the week relied on information that the LIV field list was coming. Rory McIlroy wins the game's "fifth major" but more important, at least for Andy, is his new status as the king of the world atop the FedExCup Standings. Breakout caused by a sweaty uniform nyt crossword puzzle. There's also a first-of-the-year check-in on the happenings at Panther National, with great amusement in a certain framing of the project. This Wednesday episode serves as a Players Championship preview, but there's not much on the instant event until late in the second half of the recording. But would a Presidents Cup this fall bump a planned Ryder Cup next year if it were the other way around? It came during an odd season for Love off the course, with family tragedy and odd rumors, but one of his best seasons on the course.
Andy and Brendan discuss the report that Tiger Woods may get his own Monster drink and he may now also have a new Presidents Cup assistant captain if one oddball star's pleas are answered. Friar Tuck, Joey D, and the Pissbear. 059640695237461766), (u'possession', 0. It's enough to make it lose Andy's event of the week honors. This Wednesday episode wanders around for an hour. Andy and Brendan react to the complaint, its allegations and arguments, and the PGA Tour's potential missteps and response going forward. At the Wyndham, there's a rant on the overselling of what it now means to *not* make the top 125, as well as some thoughts on the six-man playoff format, Chesson Hadley's push, and Roger Sloan getting family time. Alan was generous with his time as we discussed two of his incredible 2019 stories on José de Jesús Rodríguez and the murder of Celia Barquín Arozamena. Brendan and Andy have a more-extensive-than-is-warranted conversation on the annual fall event in Mexico, reliving the glory of some past random champions, debating the course design, and receiving an education on mangroves. We discuss Bobby Diaz separating himself slightly at the top, Hosung's miraculously leading in a strokes gained category, and Robert Allenby's activities around the Quad Cities region.
Brendan and Andy return from the weekend worse for the wear but ready to discuss a tremendous finish at the Peacock Championship. War of words at Wentworth, the Euro Tour's future, and Pres Cup rosters finalized. Is a second dedicated golf channel coming? On the Euro Tour, they discuss Rahm's feisty comments on OWGR "fairness" for DPWT winners vs. the RSM Classic winner. Open wins, featuring the controversial drop at Oakmont and the "rowdiest crowd ever" at Congressional. The quirks of the '85 Open and the improbability of the '88 Masters are discussed, as well as the circus atmosphere of his '87 Players. After that lengthy chat on Dubai, they get to Saturday's winner, Max Homa, and the "playing narrative" around him as he continues to rack up Ws in his early 30s and whether his actual golf is sometimes obscured by the endearing personality and popularity. Another Lexi collapse, Xander edges Theegala, and LIV targets the youths. We close with a crazy story about Brooks Koepka losing weight and power for some mysterious (but not-so-mysterious) reason. This article argues that the successful use of legal precedents, tactical defenses and the enhanced role of the responsible party in response and restoration, will minimize BP America's liability and civil and criminal penalties resulting from the Spill, to the detriment of the prevention of future environmental crimes. Flashback Friday focuses on the catnip of the week, Jesper Parnevik's new look, recalling some of his great successes and eccentricities, like eating volcanic sand, during his rise in the 90s. 2 Cam Smith reportledy jumping ship next month to LIV, and many other things in an episode that did not feel like it would get off the ground. They discuss her immense distance advantage over Lizette Salas, who hung in during a weekend that became a two-horse race. 080588873316735518), (u'people', 0.
096048382994279327), (u'east', 0. Lastly, all SGS merch will be 20 percent off through Monday night. The Year in Review rolls on, with Part 3 swinging us from the West Coast over to Florida. They discuss the life and career of Martin Kaymer -- the fast times early on despite the narrative he was just like Bernhard, and whose career in the current Top 10 they'd take over Kaymer's resume. Saturday at the PGA: Mito hangs on, Rory abdicates, and Tiger WDs. Bryson's latest on endorphins, CNS, and speed training until you blackout is pondered with great amusement. LIV officially launches, and the pace of this Year in Review series slows considerably. There's some amusing intel on that activation, and a little praise for the potential niche that a non-designated event could carve. Is he an idiot or a genius that knows how to play the media? They discuss the social media Sturm und Drang around the low scoring, pondering whether there should be an asterisk for the records given preferred lies were in place. Andy and Brendan cover that major in great detail, then celebrate, sorta, Spieth's victory at Hilton Head, some absurd re-writing of the record books at Zurich, and a whole lot of weird and forgotten LIV details that started to leak out during this time period. This Friday episode begins with one final story to cap what became a Miguel Angel Carballo theme week.
At the Houston Open, they praise the arrival of Tony Finau to the Swedish Pancake club, and also Mark Hubbard's curious DQ for knowingly putting a 15th club in his bag. Andy and Brendan are buzzing as they hit record shortly after watching that Sunday duel between Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler at the Tour Championship. On golf, they begin with The Match, and its success for the golf geeks everywhere. We begin with Kevin Na's win in Fort Worth and his comments that he knew he had "zero chance" to win at Bethpage but felt renewed confidence at a place like Colonial. Finally, they wrap with some nominees for breakout players for the upcoming year. We start with Andy's big debut as a walking reporter for a broadcast and some of the technical difficulties of his maiden voyage. Also from Travelers, we discuss Brooksy's ambivalence, Keegan's ugly finish, and Jason Day now taking orders from Stevie Williams. On the PGA Tour, they praise Adam Svensson for his RSM Classic win, and then get into some 4A talk. Flashback Friday features a quick addendum to Wednesday's Bubba discussion on his "extreme value" clothing line in 2007 before a meatier focus on Boo Weekley, the two-time Heritage winner who once thought golf was invented in Florida. They react to the bizarre Cam Smith penalty and the LIV conspiracy theories that followed. Awards angst, Fortnite Tent Championship, and Bryson's 'wrecked hands'.
Lastly, they are joined by Cam Smith for a rare guest interview from the Travelers. Or was it just right?