S2E16- The Death of a League

S2E21- The Volatility of Golf

On this week's episode of the I Hate This F***ing Game Golf Podcast, Reed and Josh start the show catching everyone up with their golf lives. Josh is just getting back from a boys' trip to Boston and Reed is out on the range grinding away. Next, they look at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson at TPC Craig Ranch. Wasn't the course supposed to be harder? Does it really matter when guys are this good? Brooks is seemingly rounding into form as is Jordan Spieth. When everyone is going low, what is the mindset of a player? Josh breaks it all down. Then, the guys look at the winner: Wyndham Clark. Are we buying his stock? In Golf News, a collegiate player shoots 295 over par in a tournament, Don Rea is OUT as PGA of America President, and we talk a little LIV Golf before Reed springs a golf quiz on Josh. As always, they take your questions from the internet. What kind of balls do you use in a shag bag? How can you REALLY tell if you're good at golf? And, are we buying drinks for everyone after a hole-in-one?

S2E20- Hard Work Paying Off

On this week's episode Reed and Josh open the show talking about their own golf lives. Josh is back on out the course playing and using one eye to do it! Then they dove into an excellent PGA Championship. One of the best in years. The discussed the course: the rough and the greens. What the PGA needs to continue to do with this Championship? Both Reed and Josh laud the winner: Aaron Rai! An all around good guy who shows that hard work really does pay off in this game. In Golf News, Reed and Josh looked at the format of the PGA Championship. Could Match Play coming into play? Will expanded Signature Event field be better? And Adam Scott makes his 100th straight major start at the US Open at Shinnecock. At the end, the guys take some Questions from the Internet.

S2E19- We're All Golf Psychos

On this week's episode, Reed and Josh get everyone caught up on their golf journeys. Josh is getting healthier by the week and getting more and more on the course while Reed is out playing when he gets the chance. They talk in-depth about the Truist Championship at Quail Hollow: Alex Fitzpatrick making a solid run since earning his tour card, Rickie Fowler making a move, all sorts of putting talk, and the winner, Kristoffer Reitan. Next, Reed and Josh previewed the next major: the PGA Championship. What needs to be done to add to this tournament's luster? And who's going to win? In Golf News, there's yet more LIV Golf talk. Who wants back on the PGA Tour and who doesn't and why does Bryon have to be so weird? They wrap the episode up with some questions from the internet.

S2E18- Strong Quads

On this week's episode Reed and Josh start by checking in on their own golf games. Josh is back to swinging some clubs now that his vision has improved and Reed played like complete ass. In the week that was, Reed and Josh look at what Brooks Koepka has been up to and they discuss the PGA Professionals competing at Bandon Dunes. Next, they get into the win by Cameron Young. Are we looking at a player who is ready to join the next level with Scottie and Rory? The guys preview the Truist Championship at Quail Hollow before diving into Golf News. More LIV news. Is this the end of the league? A crazy story from South Korea and athletes who are good golfers. At the end of the episode, Reed and Josh answer some questions from the internet.

S2E17- Brothers Gotta Hug

On this week's episode Reed and Josh look to recap the Zurich Classic and the big win for the Fitzpatrick Brothers. Especially for younger brother, Alex Fitzpatrick. The guys also discuss playing multiple spots and its benefits to one's golf game. In previewing the Cadillac Championship at Doral, Reed and Josh discuss the scheduling problem of the PGA Tour and what the future might hold for the tour's biggest events before looking at the tournament itself. The PGA Tour hasn't been to Doral in a decade and the boys are looking forward to the return. In Golf News, there are more cracks in the LIV league as the future tournament in Louisiana has been postponed/cancelled. Jim Furyk is back as Ryder Cup Captain. Does it even matter? The episode wraps up with some Questions from the Internet.