With two rounds in the book, what do you do? You podcast about it.

We're halfway through the Masters and so far, it's all about Rory and his impressive performance so far. Reed and Josh talk about his game and what to expect for the rest of the tournament. Will it be a run away? Will someone rise up to challenge Rory? We'll all just have to tune in and watch the final two rounds. Enjoy!

The boys were able, somehow, to get this one in. With Josh on a family vacation and Reed sitting in his car at work, they got the episode in. This one was no fuss, no muss. They talked Augusta National and the Masters's all episode long. They looked at the Augusta Woman's Amateur. They looked at Rory and his seemingly adoration of being Champion for this week. They looked to the driving range. They looked at the odds and made some picks. It was brief, but they got it in. Next week, hopefully a more normal schedule.

This week's title sums it up. Reed and Josh talk about the Good. Reed posts his Personal Best round. Gary Woodland gets back into the winners' circle. Very inspirational stuff coming from Gary Woodland knowing all he had to battle just to get back to this point. Then the boys talk The Bad: the Tiger Woods situation. It is all very problematic and Reed and Josh try to wade through the story Ultimately, all the matters is the health of Tiger and the I Hate This F***ing Game guys want nothing but the best for our GOAT. The Ugly? Cheating in golf. Is there a reason? Why would one cheat? At the end, they take some Questions from the Internet.

Josh and Reed are back at it in this week's episode. At the start, Josh gives a bit of an update to his health before the guys review The Valspar at Copperhead. They discussed Brandel Chamblee and Paul McGinley's thoughts tempo, golf architecture, and bifurcation. There was some really excellent stuff from the Golf Channel Crew. Josh and Reed quickly looked at the upcoming event: The Texas Children's Hospital Houston Open. In Golf News, they talked Tiger and TGL. Bryson and TGL. And Rory's bucket list courses. They wrapped up the episode with some Questions from the Internet.

This was a special one folks. Live. From the hospital. Josh! That's right. Josh is still dealing with some things and was STILL able to get some time to drop a pod. That's dedication.

On this week's episode, the boys discuss The Players Championship at the world famous TPC Sawgrass. They talked Ludvig and the winner Cam Young. They also discuss the idea that TPC Sawgrass has the best final three holes in ALL of golf. Next, the previewed the Valspar and it's really solid field. Lots of big names to look at. In Golf News, they looked at some comments made by Jim Furyk about the size of driver heads and talked about Michelle Wie coming out of retirement for the Women's TGL league. At the end of the episode, they took some questions from the internet.

On this week's episode Josh is back! Everyone gets to listen to actual golf expertise!

The guys break down the Arnold Palmer Invitational. Was Akshay Bhatia anchoring the putter? Does it even matter? They discuss the thrilling final round before preview The Player Championship at the famous TPC Sawgrass. They discuss the top 10 players and why they'll win or won't win. In Golf News there was much to discuss, most importantly, new tour commissioner Brian Rolapp spoke to the gathered media about future changes for the tour. Reed and Josh broke it all down. They talk the next Ryder Cup before ending the episode with some Questions from the Internet.

With Josh feeling under the weather, Reed had to do this episode solo. He began the episode by talking about his wonderful experience promoting the podcast at the Chicago Golf Show. He then talked about his range session at the Golf Dome and hitting bombs. Reed re-capped The Cognizant Classic with a heavy (heart) focus on Shane Lowery. A brutal loss for a really good guy. Reed previewed the Arnold Palmer Invite at Bay Hill before wrapping the episode up with Golf News. Let's all hope Josh is feeling better shortly. Lord knows Reed is.

In an absolutely packed episode, the boys cover it all. Reed and Josh begin the show talking about the Genesis Open. The changes to #4. What makes Poana greens so difficult to putt on? Why is #10 hard to score on? They also talk about another Scottie Scheffler slow start and why it's not a big deal. Reed and Josh also give flowers to the winner: Jacob Bridgeman. Next, they look to the Cognizant Open in Palm Beach. Who's there? And more importantly, who isn't? They dive into some Golf News discussing what amateur status means and who should have it. Then, they end the episode by taking some Questions from the Internet (with a little technical difficulties at the end).