This podcast episode delves into the evolving dynamics of golf, particularly focusing on the recent appointment of Keegan Bradley as captain for the Ryder Cup. We engage in a thorough discourse regarding the implications of this unexpected choice, examining Bradley's engagement with the competitive landscape of golf and assessing his potential impact on team morale and strategy. Furthermore, we reflect on the contrasting perspectives regarding the LIV Golf tour and its ramifications on traditional structures within the sport, emphasizing the necessity for adaptation amidst an era marked by significant change. Our conversation extends to personal anecdotes, including culinary experiences centered around grilling, specifically the preparation of pork butt, which serves as a metaphor for the patience and skill required both in the kitchen and on the golf course. As we navigate these multifaceted topics, we invite our listeners to consider the broader implications for the future of golf and the experiences that unite us beyond the fairways.

Links referenced in this episode:

• paintedhillsbeef.com
• pigpowder.com
• birdieball.com
• staycloudland.com
• themacklemore.com

• Painter Hills Natural Beef
• Oregon Crab Commission
• Weber Grills
• Smithfield
• Butcher's Block
• McLemore
• Cloudland
• Peyton Manning
• Birdie Ball
• Weston Kia
• Hammer Stall Knives
• Heritage Cookware
• Pig Powder