PGA Tour shakeups, LIV Golf drama, and the ultimate Hot Chip aftermath. We break down who lost their cards, Laurie Canter’s shocking move back to LIV, and where John Daly ranks in global golf fame. Plus: Anthony Kim comeback theories, a Thanksgiving plate draft, and why the PGA might dodge the NFL in 2025.

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This week’s episode might be the most internet-golf thing we’ve ever done.

We open with real heartbreak: the Augusta Hooters has been bulldozed. For years it was the unofficial home of John Daly during Masters Week — the bus in the parking lot, the merch, the lines out the door, the chaos. We share stories from inside that Hooters, talk about grabbing a brick for history, and sadly accept that it’s probably going to turn into a bank-mattress-sandwich combo plaza.

Naturally, that spirals into:

• Jersey Mike’s vs Jimmy John’s vs Subway vs Quiznos

• Old-school McDonald’s birthday parties & underground PlayPlaces

• Hooters orders, buffalo shrimp, fried pickles & sampler platters

Then we head back inside the ropes:

• Adam Schenk winning a PGA Tour event while putting one-handed

• How wind, confidence, and scramble-guy green reading all mess with us

And finally, we break down the internet’s favorite drama:

• The Internet Invitational at Payne’s Valley

• Dave Portnoy’s “no slope” rule vs Malosi’s rangefinder

• Paige’s “stomp gate” in the rough and how it looked on camera

• The awkward body language, Ryan Whitney’s reaction, and Good Good chiming in

• B’s emotional win and the gut-punch of losing his dad soon after

• Why Internet Invitational 2 is going to be even bigger… and why Caitlin Clark getting the first invite is perfect

Hit play, buckle up, and then tell us:

👉 Is using slope in a $1.77M internet event actually cheating… or just the reality of internet golf?

Tommy Fleetwood finishes runner-up again, Aaron Rai shocks the field with two gloves and a 2019 driver, and the guys debate whether Prime Tiger Woods could still take down Scottie Scheffler today. From the new Tommy Fleetwood Academy in Abu Dhabi to the evolution of golf tech and training, this episode dives deep into how modern golf has changed—and who really owns the game now.

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